The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-30

Sing, on the receipt OF the news Of Tilden's
nomination There was great enthusiasm among
our citizens, and the fireworks and music we're
continued until O'Clock this morning.
THE WEST AND SOUTH.
,CouNciL BLuFrs. Iowa, June eo-Tiden and
Hendricks; Iowa sends greeting to New York
Grand ratification meeting tonight,
DETROIT, Mich, June 2o.-rhs enthusiasm here
over Iidens nomination is unbounded. I'm
ballot George IotSropp pS the steps
iu front Of the telegraph once and made con
warmly euiogiaina rilden The crowd, headed
by prominent Democrats, afterward assembled
on the campus Msrtlus' where addresses warm
sg.sp! y approving r'ldsn' nomination were de'''-
CINcrssArI, June 7o.-TiIden's nomination Is
received here with intense enthusiasm by bis
supporters, while the friends OF the other can
didates generally accept the situation, and will
RioHnoND, Va, June ~ The news OF Tilden's
nomination has been received here with the
cervstive Ksmpsisn KiuS Cred salute Of n, one.
hundred guns last evening. A congratulatory
despatch was sent to Tilden by the club. Large
the newspaper ofiices last night, and universal
satisfaction was expressed. Tilden club Of
young men was INN ediately organised.
NOZZLE, Ala, June 29.-The news Of Gov. TIL
den's nomination was received with the greatest
and congratulations were exchanged on all sides.
ESUHUsIAsN IN rTsNsYLvAsIA.
ALLENTOWN. June 29.-An immense crowd
gathered at an impromptu ratification meet
ing, at the American Hotel. this evening,
as an outlet for the intense enthusiasm With
which the nomination of Illden and Hendricks
was accepted. The meeting was presided over
by Joseph Mcclure, Esq. prominent Liberal
Republican lawyer, and wes addressed 10y the
Hon. Edwin Albrlen', the Hon. Edward Har-
yey, VIM. II. Lowdep, ESQ, the Hon. Adam
The utmost enthusiasm prevailed, and there Is
nothing but satisfaction With tue ticket. We
ticket but ne II fall little Lehch will do BETTER
aud give her best majority tor the reform and
mons Hs;dG fH Once Wss orianty n sf~T um ans
mated. Flags were hoistcd, and grand display
Of nrewSrks was given on the Hetah ONCE
logs were Illuminated. and the ccrnet band
added TO the enthusiasm by playing patriotic
airs. The Democracy Of Lshigh consider that,
the Democracy has the strongest candidates, ON
the orasest and best platform since the days OF
JACKSON.
THE BEST AND STRONGEST CANDIDATE.
BOSTON. June 2y.-The Herald Qnd.) says OF
the nomination OF Mr.. liden:
The National Convention OF the Democratic party put
aea 1f Ofse e Sa u ss ss SHa e Mf e
sysAbls man q. their eand'dstc Tor the p5esdentsl
hsys shown l1Ig.I wisdom leAn they have msnie'tsd
themselves the position IN which they can compete
with their Republican rival. ror the control o. me COY:
slas. o. ei,s,s no care mors L9r reform tnsp other
iavorts and IN his selection hs DenoeTs hsye 20 acted
more Wisely than the Republicans. who dd not dare o
the canvass by comproinise candidate.
The Post (Dem.) says:
The hour sna the man a last las, have % met Il the tr.
tional Democracy the hopes OF the country are sud
denly revived II II positive movement for political
regeneration The scales fall from the eyes OF the
people ~ the clear sht o, this gr9eeedins For me
Tllden "a the leader OF mep superb anizer, pro-
found political economist determined foe to ali forms
Of public dishonesty and corruption: There Is not
man IN the Democratic ranks or IN the whole country
who Is his equal IN all positive qualities that de-
manded by the times. fe einbodies the spirit OF re-
form that pervaces the public sentiment. HIS noui.
nation complete response 20 the ca Of the people.