New-York tribune., 1876-08-07

,o, ,or aro differences of opinion he is wordy, non
commltta and unsatisfactory TO thosc VINO se'h " "'
what his Opinions are
BRIsTLING WITH THOUGHT
Prom The Unod ObserreT tDs"J n.
Clear in expression, straightforward, pIist,,ins
,phn awaited H. appcarance-awated III the confidence
that it would contain only wise words
THE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY.
From me Rochester onion and AdrerttSer t'eN',.
These two letters are the hope ana reiiiilce nee
OF the country me people wmG anu and T from tat day
date their Geliyerance.
srATEsMANLIKE.
From The hartford TimtS (Dcmo -, 81,
II is n statesmanlike document, in which me
situation OF The country il fully cOmWeheided ana we
remedies for acknowledged evils clearly ana REASONABLY
p''-''N FULL OF BEAMING LIGHT.
Prom The Troy Press (IlemD 81,
No candidate for the Presidency since The
foundation of our Government issued such an able
paper 1t is broad in its conception ana n or D,ns ,
drieks is document full of sound political reasoning
RODENT OF LITTLE WEIGHT
From The AibGHy Journal lHep)
many 10 invoke the pity OF the whole county, & TSs
brought forth rodent quadruped 0i niue WeSh'' ne
Democrat or Republican, the who can read without
smile Mr.; 1ilden's remark, 81 now lAnenS, ~ AVA" @
fulfill that engagement" must he strangely "ah'ihs
i'll sense OF hunlor
From me BALTIMORE AnlericdH tRep0 90 =,
Mr.. Tildcn is proliX as usual, and II the
heading were stricken out his production would pass or
a stump speech of average dizziness.
NOT AMBIGUOUS.
From The Baltimore gazette (Dcin)
Ii is clear. earnest, and fOrcibc, and carries
with il "a weight conviction that Will sink mo the
minds of the people. lis style Is somewhat cGhDIOus
but il is not in the least ambiguous.
FALSE AS THE ST. LOUIS PLATFORM
From The cincinnati Gazetfe tRtP)
His figures of National taxation are as false
as that of the ST. Louis platform which II Is probable he
furnished through Marble and, as every intelligent per
son knows they were astonishing performance i'll
lying. - -. ,.,.,,,., ,-r,
Tbe Cincinnati Commercial ind.
Gov. Tildens letter is maTcd rather than
helped. a document of symmetry and style, by the
numerous extracts il contains from the Governors utc
ances, and il was not worth While nov 10 be at such
pains prove soft Democracy That their candidate
has long been hard-money man.
NO EXCUSE FOR a THIRD PARTY.
From The Cincinnati Enquirer (DenG)
If any Western Democrat had been nOml-
mated Presidency ii is doubtful il lac would nave
ut into his letter of acceptance such pronounced pro
LESSONS in Of the Western belief con.ernln" bc
currency. We 90 not think tnd any western candidate
who could been nominated would have been IN MS
acceptDg letter brave III defense of the friends OF
currency reform as Mr.. Idcn has been generous and
stateSmanke He has LETT no excuse for tllfd party
lie has len no excuse rebellion "boljluc' among
Democratic ranks. He has made noble ara statesman
like concessions 10 the Democracy Of the Nos bl reason
OF which he deserves their support II there are any
who ere dissatisfied with the letter of Mr. Gdcn must
he the bulionSts of the East, under whose dpF"hd"n
he has sereuey rested. Upon all other toes the letter
OF Mr.. 1idcn is excellent.