The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-26

Milwaukee Evening wiseonsin:-"It Is obvious that
Governor Tilden will have easy time at st. Louik
Daggcrs, tipped wish poison. arc already puacturing
his body He will be opposed at ST Louis with
vigor and bitterness unknown in the history Of
ventons."
Cleveland Piaindealsr:-.Hon. George H. Pendleton
win not be able to attend the ST Louis Convention.
He 10 ono or the delegates large Hts alternate 10
Hon. Henry BOIL, Of Washington county, who Is :
Thurman man"
Washington Rcpubiican:-"A casual glance across
the plains Of politics will reveal tho fact that the fences
rapidly unloading and the straddlers generally
getting down on tha republican side. few still
remain astrIde OF the famous structure, watching and
waiting for the developments At St Louis"
Hinois (springhcld) State Josrnai.-"Hints are
thrown out that Doolttle Is 70 DO tho Great IN
known At st. Louis"
Denver lCol) 7,Ibwse:--''rhs democrats meet u
ST. Louis to-day to designate the man to be beaten By
Hayesn
Milwaukee NsSs:-" Bob Ingersoli says OF his party
that on the stump they viii have to admit Of Hayes
that he does not know anything and can only claim
thai he has not stolen anything man that has
stolen nothing we'll a. that knows nothing. H. in
deed supreme object OF republican contempt"
Indianapolis Sentinei:-"Thc record Of Thomas A.
Hendricks IN Congress needs no explanation or de-
fence IL accords with the spirit Of the times II has
been avsrss 10 lobby schemes and extrAvagant OK
ponses"
St Louis Repsbsican:-.A great deal be said for
Tilden as representative Of democratic practice He
has the enviable and attractive record Of determined
reformer and that will count for great doal II the
people really want reform Of their government He
has tho ability carry States that not recognised
Is strictly democratic, and which will probably decide
tho contest-and this 10 why we advocate his nomina-
tiou.n
Pittsburg DipotcA;-sIt v astonishing that there 10
any corruption the land because every person de-
crying it and calling for faithful oaos for
honest government You cannot meet any man, Of
any party profession. who does not pirate about
form retrenchment and . moro faithful adminstra-
ton OF public anaira"
Chicago Mail :.'Nsarly all the dsnocratio Journals
which were few weeks ago that Senator Bayard
was the man Tor President, equally certain
that General Hancock Is the only t man the place
These sudden transfers Of affection bewilder tho
roadcra"
San Antouio (rsyss) Ezpres :-"Hurrah for the
next observation-disclosures he isif he s honest man,
good patriot and able statesman"
Minneapolis Tribune THE ticket nominated ct St
Louis will probably DO Tlden and Hendricks The
ticket clocsed In November viii csrtaiay b Hayes and
wheeler"
Boston Poa 1.-THE Baltimore AMERICAN speaks Of
the alleged corruption OF the republican party That's
as good a. the young lawyer who mentioned the Lord
in the beginning Of his rst brief thereafter referred
TO Him az the said Lord"
Worcester (Mass) Press 1--WE have patiently waited
for some word from Bishop Gilbert Haven with regard
TO tho result Of the Cincinnati Convention But
Grant his friends, shepherd, Babcock and Mosby
arc well pleased, there u for supposinR that
the ecclesIastIc third-termer is displeased-"
Reading (Pa) Times :-''It looks very much II St.
Louis would follow tho example OF Cincinnati by
defeating tho leading candidates, and finally giving
the nomination to Governor Parker, Of New jersey
Senator 5ayard, Of Delaware, some one not yet
named for the place"
Lynchburg viryinidn :-"while We have not the
slightest personal feeling against this gallant soldier Of
the Union prevent from giving him cordial sup
port n he should receive the nomination At 81. LOUIS
We yet think that would be inexpedient and unwiss
N nou,innfo him