The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1876-06-27
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| Columbus. Juns 17-Tbe eom;ttee
annointsJ nv ths Cincinnati; Convsn-
t,np IN notify Gov Hsvss of h;s nom.
motion for President arrived here M
a O'CLOCK this syenino and were escort.
ed 10 their hotel bv the Columbffs Ca
Act, and The Havss Clnb with a full
hand A. q O'Clock the dele0atss pro-
! oeesled 10 ths exclusive chamber. where
thew were received by Gov. HAYES.
Edward Mcpherson, Of Pennsylvania.
then stopped forward, and after shsk-
ing hands with Gov. Hayes, spoke as
follows: 49,,
"Gov. HAYES, we have been dsputed
by the National Convention of the Re-
publican party. held at Cincinnati on
the 18th Of the present month, 10 in
form you officially that You have been
! unanimously nominated by that con-
vention for the office Of President OF
the United States The manner in
which that action was taken. and the
responrs 10 IA from every portion of the
countrv tsst tbe strengfb of the non
ular confidence In Won and the belief
that vour Naturalization will be wise
! corageous and inst We saw air. vour
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for we believe that the
people will confirm the action Of the
convention. and thus save the country
! from ,ba control of tbs ms, and tbs
omar. t;on "a the nr;ncinles aud nol;cv
II A.. D.,,ocr.t,c ,,.,ty W. have al.
40 heen directed to AK your attention
TO the summary of the Republican doc
tr;ne contained in the platform adop.
tai nv the Oineinnati Convention.
! "I1 discbaroing this agreeable dnty
We find cause of congratulation. In
lion and In the hearty response given
W ho PooP'o. "o 80 Sve 'ne P'on'so VI
assu.ou sJ ho sao 80 uon,~,,h o ~ .Vs ha,n.s n".s
~ sat 49," aon rho ,ats Wn5s, a;rc @
s ~ s.o ".o -. ..:a; . sS., 81, II,
:=sI;ess = % p.oss .s ~ % az 49, ;n
inuio." your so0eP'~"oo VI '"o "o''n
a'.9n "A. , .u;..,;o,
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"a % o. ~ .S
,:.s msne ~ s'Ii1s' a',, Inpo''i"'e W oo "sA'"'
iep.ou - iono
cni nsso oniy 70 say !" Iespo.sso we
your .niorns.ioh tnA' scceP' vi.
nomination. rernaPs NJ tne present
lme ~ wouia improper 10 say more
tnsn tnis' aitnougn even now shouio
De giad 20 give some expression 70 the
profound sense oil gratitude 1 ieei ior
the conndence rePosed In me ny y"".
selves ana tnose 10, ~nomsyou ac'. a' '
future time snail take occasion W
present my acceptance IN "riunB my
views on the pistiorm'
Inc delegates were tnen PersonaIiy
introduced 70 their nominee anu spen'
considerable time with nun iniormaiiy
conversing no VARIOUS suolecs'
WILLIAM A. "hhkLkh'
| N.-y yorl Inn. Ia snec;al N
Al. IT,. sron, Ga,r;.on,. wv saws
-, a..n;na th. R.nnhi;can candidate
-. ,sa 80 pr.s;3 3sncx William
Wh..isr Who i. at nresent a member
., a.. ho.rd ~ x;s;tnrs to West Point
80. sar.raJ.5 hv tbe Ran,hI;cans oi
,h;. risc. anil Cola Snr;n1s aud smoke
40 snIiow..
.h.nr xo, a.n,I.mar ,or Won,
oonura,ni.,;ons tor AN honor which
nvaSahiw \. -. =, ayaact.d 10 Won A.. n
80 n,y.sU and yb;cb has certainly
not h.ea sopgbt for by me, wa. no,
ohi;y;ous of the fact that nv name
h.d ,,aen mentioned nv warm friends
Who desire INV suoces.. hut / neither
looked nor boned for such an over.
vbeIming evidence of coufideoce aud
favor. But I have been a soldier in
the Republican ranks too long and
have spioyed it's confidence too much
not 10 be aware of the high responsible.
pity which accompanies that confidence.
To be nominated in times like these by
the great party which despite its occa
sioual shortcominos. represented in its
fullest extent the Intelligence. the pat
riotism. and conscience Of the country
is indeed an honor. The so-called H.
dal wave OF 1874, which swept .hs
Democratic party into power in the
lower house OF Congress, has resulted
nle the inter unfitness of that part,
ior every ohe vi .no uu.ie' M ielu l Az. ~
' VI. Pa'' AZ U.'
'no .I Denoolss,I nIoy - ~. -.
oI neplese..s.'e n uas a., usn a,; on t.s. aJ, ~
.V'o .uo " rh. na,sa,;,
4 l.s.~sr L.. baan f.laa 40 ,ta Hutiaa am
false to the opportunities for reform
In se,9 Piosouu ~ ~ a,
,ne nepuuiioA. P.sy .ns, We s'e ~
asy inaeP.u io' 'ns ,,i - o
o,Aung g5.ns .ne one nu'n .eu :, - &C. a.:
OF our inuePenaenee, anu ~ is ~ ,' VIZ
same nooie party tna. ~eih.eua M 70 con
sign the governmen. Ia ,ne ia'ule are
DO no. aouo', sen..ea M ~ nm aa,;axa "
coming canvass We u,i., n a., a -.
spiend,u triumph. WIN -" .u.. IN, 1or
% soldier sno pa'rioic Si'on' -
hayes, ~ our neau, AZ" u1.s ~
hepuoncan parry oi =" sn n 49,, @
, Opinions supporting MN, We Law % gu
|, 70 DO our duty as moses. so'efS s. NJ
gooa e''ihehs, anu TIE .io'oy M o' o.
hgMn, gen.emen, ,nA"n n,a, you " =
, ms .,i ina.sson =, V"'
the coh'en'ions "ork'
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After the adjournment OF the ratif
!, cation meeting at Washington, th
!. !. crowd proceeded 10 the residence @
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