Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-17
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COLUMBUS. o.. June 1.-THE new
OF Hayes nomination created great 81
element here. Hundreds Of the cih|
zsns at oncs called ON Governor Hays'
70 tender their congratulations. Thu
city IL all alive tonight with bands o.
music. professions, bonhrss. and hrs'
works. The Governor held q reception
tonight.
Shortly aitsr.ths result Of the ballot
was announced the following telegram
was received:
"wAsHmoroS. Juno lo.-To Cover
nor Hayes, Columbus. Ohio: I offer you
my sincsrest congratulations on your
nomination. Il will b alike my high.
est pleasure a. well a. my FIRST political
duty to do the utmost In my power 70
promote your election. The earliest
moments Of my returning and confirmed
health will be devoted to securing you
a. large a vote in Maine ~ she would
have given to myself.
J. @. BLAME"
Governor Hayes replied:
"CoLuNBUs. o., June 10.-Hon. ].
@. Blaine, Warrington: Your kind dis
patch has touched me most deeply and
I hardly know how to respond In fitting
terms. The assurance Of your sympa-
thy and support nerves me for the con-
test on which we n about 70 enter.
With your returning health and strength
I see an omen Of. Republican auccess
I trust that all trace Of your recent ILL.,
ness will speedily disappear. and that
you may speedily be restored 10 your
family and country. and / send you my
nrst dispactch since my nomination.
3. B. HAYrs."
Out OF the hundreds Of copgratula-
tons received by Governor Hayes TO-
night. the following are selected as 81.
pressing the sentiments Of prominent
Republicans throughout the country:
Senator Morton says: 81 congratulate
you upon your nomination for the Prssi-
dsncy. and shall labor earnestly for your
success"
Governor Hartranit OF Pennsylvania
says: at most sincerely congratulate
you ON your nomination. Pennsylvania
will surely give you her vote In Novsm-
bsr."
Secretary Bristow says: 81 beg you
to accept my earnest and pure oongratu-
lations- Your nomination vic.
tory In November"
Postmaster General Jewell says:
"Acsept my most hearty ~congratuia-
Roscoe Conkling says: "I heartily
congratulate the country. the Rspub-
party and you on your nomination.
You need no assurance Of the cordially
Of my support"
Richard Smith. OF the Cincinnati
autographed: "Ths country il
to DO congratulated than you are.
We made q narrow escape. thank God"
Colonel J. p. Jackson OF San Fran
cisco says: "Ths Pacific slope halls
your nomination with enthusiastic de-
light. and will give you a solid electoral
Gen. Pope. from Fort Leavsnwarth.
rays: "You know how I feel about
this" Walter G. 8 Orth and 8. NJ.
Cotton say. ''as your former associates
In Congress and Republican candidates
for Governors OF Indiana and Illinois,
send you hearty greetings"
Al 0 o'clock several thousand persons
called on and ssrenaded Gov. Hayes.
who excused himself from . speech but
returned thanks In q few words.
The city il full Of excitement.
The following dispatch was received
tonight from Conklips:
WASHINGTON, June 10 = Alonzo b.
Cornell. Grand Hotel. Cincinnati Have
Just heard Of the nomination OF Govern.
or Hayes. and deem II good and wise.
I wish I could make you and all other
know how deeply grateful I am
for your efforts in my behalf.
Roscox CoSxLNo.
Press Csmasats.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE CONNER
eiai says. In speaking Of yesterdays
that the Republican party
Lost a good opportunity and escaped q
great disaster. The opportunity was
that OF nominating Bristow; the escape.
that from the nomination Of Blaine. It
rays the party has made . victory sure
by its nominations. Il regrets that Mr..
Dristow was not the choice Of the con.
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE Tribune this
morning indorses the Cincinnati Con.
nominees. Il says the Rspub-
lican National Convention won q double
for the country-a ticket which
will be heartily approved.