The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-05
HOW THE TICKET TAKES.
The Strongest Combination That
Could Have Been Made.

The Strongest Combination That
Could Have Been Made.
VICTORY IN THE AIR.
WILL WIN.
N. Y. SUM-
Thomas A. Hendricks will do for vice
president along with our Uncle Samuel,
He will preside with dignity and fairness
over the Senate. he declined the nomins-
ton before il was made, but will accept
now. 1t is very strong ticket, and it
will win.
WHEELS INTO LINE.
burlington Gazettel
The Gazette therefore wheels squsrely
into line with the great Democratic party
in the nation, in its coming fight against
monopoly, oppression and wrong. All
minor questions and differences must now
be healed, and the party present an I'M
broken front TO the enemy. From hence
forth we are for Gov. Tilden, and shall ad-
vocate his election, and that of his dis
tinguished colleague, with all the energy
and fidelity with which we would have
advocated our choice had it been given u.s.
HENDRICKS WITHOUT A PEER.
Nashville Americana
Hendricks, as governor of the State of
Indiana, stands alone, without a peer in
the West. as a statesman, and the chief
magistrate OF sn economically conducted
commonwealth. He was elected governor
OF that state when the Republican party
carried the country by the largest popular
majority il ever polled, and when all the
Democratic state ticket but him were de-
feated. His immense popularity, with the
ufr IA fuFn folra H. HaE n
in Indisne, will carry that,state in Novem-
bar.
REMARKABLE TRIBUTE.
philadelphia Timesl
1t was a remarkable tribute that the st.
Louis Convention paid to Governor Hem
bricks. After rejecting him as a candidate
for the presidency, il practically confessed
that it could not hope to win without him,
and insisted upon his taking the second
place upon the ticket, In spite of the pro-
tests OF bis friends, who, having no reason
to love Tilden, probably felt in their dis
| appointment that they did not very much
| care whether he won or not. However,
the ticket is now complete, and whatever
else may be said of it, it certainly can not
| be called feeble. The Democracy has put
| forward its strongest ard sblest represent
alive men, and if 1t fail with them 1t will
| not fail dscreditably.
WILL SWEEP THE LAND.
| boston Post.l
Tilden and Hendricks! This is ticket
| that will sweep the land from end to end.
1t has strength in both it's names. 1t rep
resents not only the East and the West.
| 6uS the whole people. It is not the out
come of bargain and dicker, nor yet a COM
promise between rival factions. The eight
| hundred delegates who chose Samuel j.
| Tilden for the first place in the gift of the
| people declared with equal uDanimity and
| enthusiasm for Thomas A Hendricks as
bis associate. The combination gives as
serve the COZ tiience In which they are held,
| and both will be trusted in the highest
4 stations in the republic
SUCCESS Is CERTAIN.
South Bend Herald.l
The nomination of Hendricks to the.
second place ON the Democratic national
ticket is an honor of which we may we'll
be proud. Indiana will do her duty by.
Indians's favorite son. Her people will
| hRrbor nothing but regret I'll at he was not
placed first. rllden and Hendricks Is
war cry which will carry New York and
Indiana and sweep the South. With such
men and such a platform there can be no
failure. Success is certain. o. the plat.
form we shall have something to say here
alter. We present it to our readers this
morning in full, with the accompanying
resolutions. 1t is forcible, judicious and to
| the point. 1t demands the repeal of the,
resumption act. Upon this point Democ-
racy has now taken q stand. We can sup
| port IL throughout with ali our heart and
soul.
REINsPIRING AND REINsURING.
brooklyn Eagle.l
The more it is studied the better it is.
liked. It commends itself to the Ameri--
can mind without misgiving and with full
confidence. There is that In il which both
reinspires and reassUres. As q feat of re-
form the nomination of Mr.. Tilden was
hailed at once as rre-eminent. As feat
of wise and high politics, the combination
of Mr.. Hendricks name with Mr.. Tilden's
arouses admiration and conviction OF
| destined success. The Friday evening
prayer meeting merits of Mr.. Hayes show
drab and small by the side of the vieorous
| abilities and aggressive genius and
achievements OF Mr.. Tilden. Nor does
the latter have to part with any of his S.
tate of fame 90 loan 1t to his associate.
Mr. Hendricks is a large, positive, bistor-
icsl quantity in Democratic politics and in
the annals of American ststesmanship.
FALLS INTO LINE.
THE Terre Haute Journal
The ticket OF Tilden and Hendricks has
caused great panic among the Republi-
cans. No national ticket was ever pre-.
sented with the names of such leaders.
Tilden, the giant of the East, Hendricks,
OF the West. 1t has been customary to
nominate head and tail end of q ticket.
The st. Louis Convention nominated men