, 1876-06-17

'cwa from the seat of the nomination. Tho
session of thu Common Council waa not closed
until tho Clerk announced the result Of tho
Convention, and In fact everywhere throughout
tho business section Of the city In particular
nothing olse OF public character ~aa talKsd Of
nor thought Of.
AS kvxslxa DREW naan,
and tho fourth, 1fth and bixth ballot NV -
nouncctl, people grnvc1y ahook their heads and
catne to thu conclusion That tho t,sy would ma
without any result, and another night mttst bs
spent In tremendous effort to effect settlo-
mcnt. It was expressed by many that the
whole-souled and 1onotcd son Of Ohle
would he the man Upon whom tho votes
of most of tho delcgatss opposing Nj. Dla!us
would be concentrated, but 1t waa not genernlly
expected that tho seventh ballot would sattie
| the battle. Aud when that cazne,
THE EXCITEMENT Ran HIGH,
and the enthusiasm great Tho crowd at TIM
TRIBUNE office chccscd Justify, and tho sup
po'ters Of Mr. Ninno in many instances cx-
pressed the heartIeet aatisfaetion. No other
c1ndidato outst3u Of their favorito but Hayes
would harc suited them, evidently but they
eall Hayes was good mau, had good record,
| and they wonld work and votu for him. Those
| who were not tenacious In their choice wcrq
| clated In many casts beyond measure, and gayo
| vsnt to their feelings III wasmly-c1pseseel
torms.
When the storm OF the evening cleared away
and the sky gave indications Of clear weather,
people gathered about tho strccta n1aln, and thu
ing strains of Ncyins' Band, whose members
s,tirea IN tlslr gay u.n1!for,ns stood In front
:, Go where cno would and ask my ean1!a
Republican hs opinion of tho nomination, md
h. would frankly say le was pleased with It.
Even ,.s,!u,,1, ,.'s ne1nos.ats .oos o. an r
ana many VINO were hcaid to express themselves
sail r. canaldate w1s good ono, aud naugha
Souid bc ealI against ~ record ns Republican.
dcisnt than MY u this others named ut Ctncin-
=. On every hand tue friends and opponents Ut
a al scssd TO- a o s1.a
.n1e4iy ana WIN ths = apparent ieeIing that +
WIS tor tue best after oil, and that llayca would
ss'f osrhs xta'uf e 9H' mc r son Rsss es o %
wounded feelings oi hss more earnest support
eIs anu then , they wouin calmly look oyer ne
past, ald think that the Convention acted wisely
Areporter accidentally met tho
!ast svenins, and the laDto,blng question b.,
g te n1s actSn ~ q te Cic'nna Convention n aa
iientshtd w'th tIe Kelormers IN t.ts sly N mu-
nlcpal anu 9thcr elections OF latc, us oplI!ion
was naturally sought lfe said b. felt so!ne-
an p"i han ~ - ~ soo n HUI, ~ VII, ~.
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rceord and after iii, beievo @ ii. discrimination Nomination
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