The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY.

Ohio State Journal:-"Hsyes Is nominated, and that
is the main point"
Lockport IN. ~ Union:-s'Govcrnor Hayes has been
no doubtful railroad speculations, like Blaine he
is personally popular, unlike CoRkiing; he has
led pure life, different from Morton; he has never
been charged with want OF gratitude and with intrigu
ing disparage and overthrow his friend and superior
In o1icc like Brisow; he not the executor OF Mrs.
surrati, Ike Hartranf."
Troy N. Y Budget:-.The general impression to be
derived from reading the democratic papers since the
Cincinnati nominations is that they preferred the nom
inatoa of any rather than Hayes and Wheeler
And we believe it,"
Philadelphia Item:-"Owing to a half hearted shut
ling sort or Independent. vote on your own hook
policy, Pennsylvania had lost her grip ON national
affairs"
Cleveland (Ohio) Plaindeaier:-"Ohio II Hayes is
elected, will want all the Offices She has had more
than her share Of them under Grant, but now the org
nal Hayes men Of Ohio are SO numerous that there
won't be any Offices the fellows the other slates
Williamsport PAL Gazene:-'Genera Hayes will
sweep the Northwest like a tornado, carry Pennsyl
by 5oooo aud 60 into the Presidential chair with
a tremendous majority"
Charleston Is. CO. Necs:-"The republicans have not
done either their their best, and give the
democracy splerdd opportunity"
Murat Haistead: -sHayes will be good candidate.
We had him interviewed awhile ago on the money
question, and he spoke out clearly remember
when he came home wounded from South Mountain he
asked attend meeting get the citizens OF the
old Fifteenth ward out OF the draft lie attended the
meeting, and may say. disturbed tho meeting by say
ing that from his point OF view. the thing 10 do was
get the ward out OF the draft but to got the
quota of the ward into the army He seemed to have
want TO fight"
Charleston Is. CO. Journal Of Commerce :-s'Mr.
Hayes had no special claim to prominence among pos
sblc republican candidates. /"
Indianapolis News:-"To tho candidacy OF Benjamin
II Bristow is the republican paqy indebted Tor tho
nomination Of rutherford b. Hayes and rescue from
clutches OF corruption"
Philadelphia Times:-swhat Grant might have tele-
graphed to Haycs:-'Y would be better man in my
place than have bcen.'"
The Nashville Tenn American:-"The coming cam
paign is certain TO be fought the republican side
the old spirit oil hato and bitterness
Wilmington doll Erery Evening (dem.) :-s'Taken
together the nominations strong and give two
assurances OF the utmost Importance at There
will be no third party The democrats will have to
nominate their very best to enable them TO main
anything like equal contest against these nomi
nations"
Philadelphia 7imes:-"rhc democratic politician
who regards the contest Of 1875 as won Tor the
democracy by the nomination of third class negative
republican candidate is ready for the madness that
threw away the great battles Of $780, Of 1894 and Of
1861 5a
Tho Convention took s100, 900 into Cincinnati
Cincinnati scd its entire stock Of paper collars.
ST. Louis Rcpablic;-"It was Private Dslze that first
discovered Hayes Now let Hayes If he can't dis
DalzelL Nothing less than Cabinet appoint
in prospects would be tho proper thing Put him
down At once, Mr. Hayes, for the Secretary Of Wars
portfolio. u is promise easily made, for you will
mover get the chance TO keep it,