New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
THE PRESS ON CINCINNATI.
INDEPENDENT VIEWS.
A SYMNETRICAL MAN.

SYMMETRICAL MAN.
Prom The C.ne'nnaf Co"nercfdt q,
The Republican party may be congratulated
upon the nomination OF Hayes, as an escape from tne
They have rot made the strongest nomination possible
but perhaps the best Of which the narty is capable
They have made victory but they have secured
what Gov HAYES said in his remarks TO the Republican
Conference Columbus, after his nomination last sum
the ideal candidate but be s for party PURPOSES good
candidate lie has not the res energy Of tnSI bSI
est lie will probably not pursue thieves through
them about him and shelter them as hen her brood
under her wings. There has been scint justice done
Hayes III his position candidate lie s OF the better
sort of favoite sons Twice recently Hayes mas dls-
played dstinctness of outline In uteranee and action
that indicate the growth of executive character. We
rfer 10 his quick and complete reply to the question
whether he In favor OF the repeal Of the Resumption
said he was not in favor of the repeal Resumption
act until stronger measure could he enacted and. N
the law, doing his whole duty without any shade of
demagogy As candidate, Gov. Hayes W,n ilhrOne prov,
acquaintance. He is man without large deVei-
opment of nonsense. He is symmetrical man. not a
giant, but Of good dimensions for reasonable service.
FAIR TICKET
From The Netp- York Herald.
So far as Mr.. Blaine's defeat is concerned
and the county. We have The kndest feelings for
Blaine, hut his nomiraton at this time would nave Deeh
fair one 1t is no sEch ticket as Wsshbane and
Logan, Conkling and Hayes or Morton and Hartranft
may he choice as wise as that Of Lincoln foolish
that OF Tyler. Time must determine thls. Hays ana
solid. hard working party men AS ticket Hayes and
wheeer wben W ss the Wnrk ST. louis we
then estimate at its true value the work just achieved
at Cincinnati.
AN ANExCELLENT PROSPECT.
Prom TIE Boston Globe.
The result, though not all that could have
been wished what had hoped, s far better than
there was reason to fear II not full riun0h for the
reform movement, might have been, 1t Is at least
OF things which has occasioned the demand for reform
The action Of the convention will have he elect intended
ceIIent prospect in the race.
THE WIND TAKEN OUT OF A THIRD PARTY.
The Boston Herald.
The Republican Convention might have done
better, and it near doing great de worse Inc
the sails OF a third party and not too good for the
st0nachs OF the b1inmers. Hayes Will p0il the Inll
ct ength of the party and divide the INDEPENDENT vote
Mr. Hayes WILL II elected, purity the political atmosphere
of the White House, for he does not like thieves or
the candidate, Hayes seems small but when We reflect
that Blaine came very near the polGlnaon hayfS%s % nom
alton at ST. Louis it will stand about an even chance to
be elected
NOT TO BE DEsPIsED.
H. X. McCLare N The Philadelphia Times
regard Gov. Hayes as an honest man, for
he has record TO the contrary that now con,
fronts him 10 him. In the present demOraiized
condition Of the Republican party Hayes is not caid-
people. His negative nothngness rare elem mt
of sreDgn for he has been 700 isncant to cross tne
leaders OF the party They Will AL support him tnSIe
iuo power An averax, degree of Democratic folly at
ST. Louis will make him most Formidable candidate ana
nsting less than the highest measure OF patriotism ana
wisdom there make even hopeful culteS against
him ST. Louis may make him weak candidate by meet
ing the elevated demands which Cincinnati disegardcd,
the people VIII defeat Hayes merely TO give Inc
national victory. HIS delcat Is p"S>blc
and II should be made certain but looking IOrWaIG Dy
the light of the past can only guess and fear
NOT A REFORM DEFEAT
TIE hpral ljteid Republican. go,
1t is in the nature OF a compl omlse, but sui
reform victory. TIE parry saves as hVnOI, after
fashion, and preserves its physical integrity III lhese
nominations There Wall De no DOlting and II the Dem
OsIate Convention BOmlndtes "a 1arly a good ticket
tnere Will third nomination III the Held. But IL
at least an to-day taat the Republicans nave
lOst their pow by thus compromising Wth TIE reform
the ty cJudCunng BTstcW because ne
had practically led reform WITHIN the party, ana ~
passing by such men as Evarts ana Adams, Who, q!
recorc aud by udc endenee snd assOciation had como
70 stand the thing in The pubnc th0nghi
1hc case may he thus summed up; win blame, tbe
Republican patty would have been broken aud defeated
at The VERY opening OF the cimpiiEn with lisloN II
would have bceu Triumphant; with Hayes, III enters
upon douDiul struggle iUr existence dependent upon
tHe chances OF the democratic nomination ana le pop
ular humOrs Of the campaign. We congratulate inc he-
publican party that has out OF it, great mora
conflict well and hOnoabiy We dclOrc Hc result,
that il is not mUge complete victory FOR refOiin
HAYEs's FATE TO BE DECIDED AT ~. LOUIS.
Prom The AeC York btGdts lettoHQ.
The Republican party has, by THIS nominal
or AGAINST tuclr
continuance power Ii Democrats appreciate the
sfuativn well enough 10 commit their panty, 10y Us a.
under adninist atiCn, Hayes Will not win
u side single unpieJudiccd fuend OF roIofiu the
dsire awahenvd in tine country TO overthrow Rcpub.i
supremacy Will gather strength, and must prevail in
party hangs in the balance, 10 be deeiGed al ST.
LOUIS.