The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-12

the Baxter prohbitory bill howl would he raised
against him on that account among The Germans all
over the land and yet he signed The repeal OF the same
bill subsequently,.
AS Bristow can I see how he viii get the nomna-
ton All the oflce holders against him. and so IS
General Grant Now Grant has only 10 hold up MS
finger to drccr who shall get the republican VOTE IN tho
Convention OF ten Southern States suppose Conknng
gets H. as he Is ike.y 10 along with the vote oil New
York and Pennsylvania, and with a little judicious
man9uvrng the par OF his friends his nomination
his beyond doubt Brisow has no hope OF such VOTE
ana even u be got the nomination, the Once holders
$4,000 IN number, would take no heart
IN the canvas. that the democratic can
didnte would have every chance OF being elected
Assn democrat would rather they should nominate
anybody than Hayes People remembar that Polk and
Pierce were ordinary like Hayes, but they bear IN
mind that the country was never prosperous II
was under their ministratious Each had The faculty
OF drawing around him cabinet OF able men who shed
lusre on every department OF the government Hayes
though without anything noticeable about him, might
make rs good President had Ny choice
lies between Hendricks and Thurman, with the convic-
lie managed last fail though he made over 100
speeches through the STATE 10 offend the scnslb
ties OF the grccnhack democracy and ye; he does not
belong to them. out rather 10 the bard money dem
ocracy OF the East He has lar more tact than
THURMAN VINO Is IMPrLsIvE
and open IN expression Hendricks would carry both
hard and soft money men along with him, and u Is
well understood that when Bill Allen sees he has no
chance tor the nomination he Will turn over his fol-
lowing To Hendricks. No other democrat living has a
chance OF carrying the States of Ohio ana Indiana IN
October except hendricks No Eastern man like III
Den DO ". Tncy DON'T forget out mere now llucn
and tho World fought and helped TO defeat the temoc
racy OF Ohio last fail by their denuncallons OF the
grcenback men, No; Jildcn won't SHINE here. how
he may do East One great source OF strength
Conklng or Morton would have over Bristow IL that
the Office holders would work like beavers for either Of
tho nrst bui wouldn't raise finger for Brstow."
BRIsrow HAMILTON COUNTY.
In this section of the State Bristow in part through
the Kentucky influence at hand leads all the can
didacs not excepting Hayes. His picture hangs IN all
the windows, and, by funny coincidence 10 juxta-
position with Tony Pastors The country fellows frcm
the river take them be the canida,es Tor Prcs
dent and Vice President Tony beng awarded, especially
By the women. the urst place on the ticket In some
instances l'ristows picture hangs unser Tonys, and
then the dension il complete. Tony is very proud Of
the distinction, but what Bristows feelings are can't
say. The Kentucky candidate for President has
average American face, with ha inevitable mustache
and chin whisker, which, by constant twrln4 between
the forehneer aud thumb, he has made to curl like
corkscrew He has head and forehead OF average size
and height His face Is fairly u! and ceany shaved
but there Is nothing IN the least degree striking in his
appearance. III might pass for well conducted, good
looking barkecpcr or freight agent on railroad or a
a minstrel troupe or drummer for hardware
store or, Ia act for any OF the ordinary
people We are constantly meeting who have something
about them that 10 some degree suggests their unex
allied avocatons. He looks like Hascad the editor OF
the Commercicl. and perhaps that's The reason the
Commercial mentions no other name for tho Presidency
but Br1s,ow's. II must be entirely without his
ton that these pictures occupy every window IN Gin
cinnati for unless Il be some very ignorant delegate
from the backwoods, cannot imagine that the nero
picture of a candidate is capable influencing The
votes Of any members OF the Convention We're such
thing possible. Tony Pastor might expect a show as
he is repeatedly mistaken, by those who don't take
pains read The names appended for Brislow. The
day the town will be full Pinchtark has arrived ard
associates entirely with white men.