The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-21
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY.

New Haven PaHadium-"Mr. Tidens chances OF the
nomination at St Louis are SO good they were
week ago"
81, Joe (sIo Herald:-"Hayes' leg is buried on
Southern battle deld but the remainder Of his body is
marching on"
Doylestown IRA Democrat:-ssThe bunglng convcn-
VIII pass into political history and only be
remembered with contempt"
New Orleans Picawne:-. Morton ana Conkling are
also politically dcad and their epitaph will bcThey
hated not wisely, but too we'll !"
Scranton Pa) Reptsblican:-ssIn the sense that our
candidates mediocre the campaign heartily
and without fear of the result"
Emira IN. W Gasettc:' Republican journals find 1t
hard work to stir up any enthusiasm Tor their DISH
water ticket 1t doesn't take worth cont"
Cincinnati Commercial:-"Governor Hayes is ex-
pected up the platform IL his letter accept
and supply omissions by emphatic words"
Boston Fost:-ssIt appears that 1t Hayes who
saved the country, and not Grant There's nothing
like Presidential campaign for discovering heroes"
Baltimore Gazette :-..what are needed at St. Louis
less enthusiasm, loss strategy, less less
whisKey but more earnestncss sincerity and brains"
New Orleans Bulictin:-sW Wheeler will answer passa-
bly, well the tail TO the republican Presidential kte
He will detract nothing from the strength Of Hayes
Now Orleans 7imes:-s'Tne ticket is not only strong
but the men must be conceded reasonably good, and
the 81 LOUIS Convention must look we'll to its seec-
lions If il expects TO beat Hayes and Wheeler"
Fredericksburg (va) NeOs:-" Hyena,' Bully
Ananns Blaine had better retire from the theatre
1t public affairs and practice the dramatic art in
she provincial towns He has not been success"
Newark IN. ~ JoSrnaI:-"We have unbounded bc-
Lief that St Louis week the hope OF nation
will be grandy realized In word, what was left
undone At Cincinnati will be well done at ST. Louis. "
Albany Argu:-sThe manifest policy for the de-
mOcracy then. is 10 take the path, to nominate
candidates who have deserved the fear and hatred Of
thieves and TO wage an aggressive and relentless
fare TO drive them from power"
Springfield Republscan-'sr he party might have
better for itself and by the country But IL has done
natured, gentemanIy Mr.. Hayes by contrast, becomes
almost = subject for devout gratitude"
Worcester Mass Press lit is yet early ex-
press OPINION to the strength Of the national
publican ticket in the approaching contest There is
1t present little enthusiasm IN the republican party
over the nomination Of Hayes and Wheeler"
Now Haven Register:-"St Louis is next In order.
Let It be the abest democratic statcsman-a man OF
unsuiied honor and ntegrl,y-and one OF such COM
mandng ability and experience in public life to
secure the confidence Of the people everywhere"
Newark IN. J.) Courier Zone Of tho very best
things done by the Cincinnati Convention was the ro-
lection OF the Spencer delegation from Alabama That
delegation represented the worst possible carpet bag
element, and us admission would have doomed the
party IN that State.
Montreal tCan) Gasefte:-"If the republicans there
lore. have every to be satisfied, they may
somiort themselves with tho reflection that their
agony Is over and that foolish choice at St Louis
next week may place Thorn ON more than equal footing
with their opponents
Washington Erening Star :-"Ohio men who know
Governor Hayes well say that his talents abilities
nre OF much higher order than he has ever been
credited with lie il so entirely unassuming aud
modest that only those thoroughly intimate with him
are aware OF his real capacity
Utica IN VI Obserrer:-wc have no desire to under
estimate the strength Of the republican candidates;
but unless greatly mistake the signs Of the times
the ticket that unites all the factions will prove
be a very weak ticket All the factions will unite in
permitting somebody besides themselves to do the
work OF the campaign y
HOW GOVERNOR HAYES RECEIVED THE NEWS.
From the Columbus t0hio) Dispatchl
Governor Hayes remained in his Office all day quietly
vswing tho situation and receiving unconcerned
be was not q candidate When the sixth ballot was
announced showing that he steaaay increasing he
exhibited signs nervousness, and when the OF
The seventh ballot his nomination announced
to him his lace turned almost perfectly white, and IL
was several minutes before he seemed able speak.
stll doubling and believing the news too good to be
lrue He inquired II fact, and cxprcssede de-
tre figures The matter was fully settled by
The arrival OF message from the telegraph operator.
thcn The people began TO join In extending their con-
Eratuiati0ns
SELF-DES 4kUCTION.