, 1876-06-18

could save the Republican party. The noon
train brought large number Of delegates
on their way home. and OF course
they had to stop over and
congratulate the Governor on his nomination.
A brass band met them at the depot, and
marched them uptown to the Capitol, where
speeches were made by Milton Barnes, Repub-
Ncan candidate for Secretary OF State, and
Judge A. B. Sloanaker, OF Louisiana Gov.
Hayes made no response. He remained in his
ctice, and greeted every one with the same
freedom and cordIs1ity that has always been his
habit. The large and spacious Executive cham
bers were filed with a1l sorts and conditions OF
people, and yet nobody acted as usher or intro
duccd the callers Laborng men, professional
men, negroes, male or female
1rxApx so DIFFERENCE 10 B1M,-
every one was welcome, and for every one he
had hind word. There WIS no assumption OF
modestT, no evidence Of pride or graduation.
He knew that the eyes of 100000 Of people
were centered On him, and yet his modesty and
honesty overcamc him. Judge Hale and other
leading Eastern men came By the noon train,
but Gov. Hayes gave them only short interviews
Your correspondent Was granted permission to
be present, but declined, showing that the great
deliyrrcr Of the Republican party has no secrets
which he wishes to conceal from the great pup
lie.
Illinois: william c. Goodloe, Kentucky: !. B.
Packard, louisiana Eugene Hale Maine;
Richard a. Dana, Massachusetts; William 4.
Howard, Michigan; Edwin ?. Moran, New
York; Benjamin Egglestone4 OHIO; Joseph u:
Rainey, South Carolina; A, 3. Morton, Texas;
John F. Lewis, Virginia: Thomas Donaldson,
Idsho; n. Daris, West Virginia; Boss keyes,
Wisconsin; james B. Mexican, Utah; and Ed
ward Mcpherson, Chairman OF the Convention,
arrived at half-past 6. These gentlemen were
delegates to
TENDER THE NOMINATION TO GOV, HATES.
It was intended that the National Committee
should accompany the Committee informally,
but many OF them had left Cincinnati before
ansu2 as n9es eev e9qe ae re e1en
loe, Of Kentucky; Root, OF Illinois; kqse, OF
Missouri; Hale, Of Mainc; and Packard, Of Louis
lana. At o'clock the delegation proceeded to
the Executive chamber, where t9ey % we're re-
Pennsylrania, then stepped forward, and, after
shaking bands With Gov. Hayes,
sPoH As FOLLOWS:
Gov. H1rEs: We hare been deputed by The
Sstionnl Convention Of the Republican party, held
1t Cincinnati On the 14th Of the present month, TO
inform Jou officially that you have been unani-
mously nominated by thAt Convention for The onaee
which that 1ction wae taken and the response to
It from every portion Of the country, attest the
strength Of the popular confidence in Il md the b.
lief that your adm]ntst will be wise courage
ous, and just. We say, sir, administration.
for We believe that the people will, confirm
the notion Of the Convention; T. md thus ., sats are
operation Of the principles and the policy OF The
Democratic parry. We have also been directed to
doena contained Ia he he Platform adopted b. the
Cincinnati Convention In dlscharging this agree
able dutr, We lnd cause Of ccngratu1ation on the
hearty M response ziven 6y the people. We see the
promise OF assured success Ohio, VIC know. trusts
and honors you Hencetofth Jou belong to the
We trust On viii Indicate your acceptance Of the
nomination.
G0y- HA1Es,
with unusual agitation, and in tone o1 voice 50
low as to make 1t almost impossible to be
heard, replied as follows:
S1n: 1hare only to say in response to Jour in
formation. thai accept ne domination. fernaps
The Prese1t tls Gu1d 5e 1mp[9pe: iGr ,1d ms
be glad to gfte some expression to the profound
SENSE Of gratitude Ifee for the confidence rcposed
Il : fninfc dine ehall take occasion to present
my acceptance in writing, with my views on The
The delegates were then personally introduced
10 their nominee, and spent considerable time
with him, informally couvcrsing on various sub
iectE.
DISPATCH FRoM BRIsTow.
The Hon William Denntson tonight received
AA% AtAUhA4k HA4IA AAoIAA.
WAsH1xG1os, June I'll wish to say to you in
the frtrtiunn OF personal friendship, that am
greatly gTatilcd 1t the nomination OF Euy. uayes-
feel Of victory and clear and pure adminis-
tyntion. 3. b. BR1a1ow.
sEREyADE.
After the 1eyec at TIC Governors Chambers,
a aserenade WAS gtven the distinguished visitors
At the Ncil House. 4 large c1Uwd assembled
Judge S1oauakcr, of Louisiana, was the principal
speaker. Hr argued that in Cor. Hayes the
people will and that medium OF compromise be
tween the radical Southerncrs and the old hon.
est Conservatives. He assured the people that
Jef. Thompson Beauregnrd, r. H. 7. Hunter,
President TayIor's son Dick, and others Of that
class, will support Goy. Hayes.
G. 7. Ensor, OF Maryland, A. D.
Green, co1ored man whu displaced Boss
Shepherd as a delegate from the District |
OF Columbia, followed In stirring speeches, the
latter paying humorous tribute to Carter Har |
rfson'6 great aboriginal brass band speech in |
Congress
EUGENE HA4E |
then spoke. Judge 3loanaker had introduced |
him as small man. Hc1nadea regular Yankee !
speech, and kep: tic tm1nensc crowd roaring |
with laughter.
Howard, Of Michigan, Judge Norton, OF Texas,
Col. Elliot F. Shepard, of New York City, and |
Joseph H Raney, OF South Carolina, also spoke |
enthusiastically in ratification Of the nomination
ut Hayes.