The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-28


| Mr.. Don Cameron Is not n lawyer. He
| Ia, however, n man of much more than
common ability; not unequal to Cabi-
net position i'm the administration OF any
| President. - N. Y. World tDem.)
| Seymour Is the only Democratic
Presidential candidate who has carried
New York within the last twonty yenrs.
| If figures prove anything they show that
Seymour can carry New York, and this
would in all probability insure his clcc-
tiop as President. We believe Hendricks
could nlso carry it. LScranton PaD
Times ODem)
We shall not say one word against tho
Allen movement I'm Ohio, or allow our
selves to be precipitated into u quarrel
! by the intemperance Of Gov. Allen
friends. They have been persiatently
abusing every Democratic leader in the
country for many months. But II they
mean TO go into tho St. Louis Conven-
tion in good faith, and arc not going
there to rule or ruin, VIC ehhll respect
their right to their peculiar opinions
and their peculiar weapons. Louisville
Courier journal (Dem.)
We believe that majority Of the del
egn,cs elected from the districts to tho
81. Louis Convention from Ohio are for
Thurman, and one OF the delegates ut
lnrge, Col. O'Hrien. was supported by
the Thurman men ns against the Alien
slate. Cleveland Plain Donler iDem)
If it. is found Mt St Louis that Gov.
TilIon ig not available. we will cffcr to
The Judgment Of our friends and support
Hendricks OF any other good Democrat
that may bc nominated. PrulenGh.
moderation, and that spirit OF concca-
sion which gives everything for the
cause, aud enrcs nothing for mon, are
tine signs nIono by which We can con
unrr Memphis Appeal lDeuJ
| If tho convention should make tia"
ticket Bristow nnd Blaine. II would
gwcrp al before it, II ia not because OF
Inny hostility toward Mr. Blaine or pre-
I iudicc IN favor Of I,ti4toW that we would
/ like to SEQ the lntt"r head the ticket ta9
| fnr that We would rather sec William A.
! Wheeler in the Presidential chHir than
either Of thcm), but bccnuac the signs Of
the times point to sure success with the
| Kentucky rcform"r, and to n doubtful
conflict with any other candidate,
| Montpelier Freeman tRop)
The ruin Drai"t spurns and repudi.
ntcs the Ohio platform Of Tuesday,
while supporting the nominees OF the
convention. Wo shall mako no fight
except on the Platform OF the st Louis
| Convention. We do not propose to bn
driven into The advocacy of offensive
| notions by men who achieve their ends
by browbenting and trickcry. - Ilevc-
land Plain Dealer DEM
| In Eayard We have tho only compro.
! mise man who till9 tho measures or
atatcsmanship demanded by the timea
| He can get ~ large II vote IN New York
/ rs Tilicn as large u vote in P"nn4yl-
vana ~ IInncock ~ large n vote in IN
dinnn rs Hendricks. and II lhrRer vote
/ in Connecticut and New Jera"y than
either of the other prominent cnndi-
datca. The South will he II unit IN bis
support and with unparalleled cnthuqi-
nafn. with Baynrd al The hcad Of the
ticket defeat ii out " tn" question.
! Richmond Enquirer fDcmJ
If the Fifth Avenue Hotel 'mpyc-
ment" means nothing but Briatow, the
chance h that il will come to naught nj
Cincinnati, for the politicians rule.
| What its influences may be for Filden NJ
St Louis we shall see but we think II
will not be great. II Is likely 10 be felt,
however, in tho election. Hartford
Times (Dem.) .......,-,.,,.
Ji,1 mot anr sIiaII"St bttleRie III i''
nominating convention Will be between
TiIdcn and Hendricks, with the
chances. rs at present developed. in
favor OF tho former M tho stronger can
didnte Of the two, for It is clear enough
already Tint Tilden is tho second choice
81 tho Liberals, Bristow being first
lSt. Louis Republican lind Dem1
Notwithstanding the result Of the con
vcntion in Ohio, it. is evident thht whitl
Is yled tho initiation sentiment in ono
iH by no means 80 strong ns 1t was iaB'
venr. There has been. not u revolution
but u gradual change OF opinion ana III
increased tolcration for the opinions %
others. which augur5 well for the har
mony OF tho Ohio Democracy and FOL
the success Of the party in tho nationa
campnign. II ISt. Louis Times lDem.p
But there is one way whereby hhr
mony and success can be assured be
yond pcrndventure, ono wny whereby
tho Republicans Of the Fast, the Kepub
licans OF the West, and the Republicans
! of the South can bc united. ono way tt
! organize victory in the convention anf
: that Is TO be found In tho ticket. Bri5
: tow and Blaine. Chicago Tribune
(KcpD
The fatal fault of the address OF the
' Ecform Conferences in New York Is tha
: it denies the responsibility Of the Re
: publican party for its long term OF nal
administration. Strip political partie
Of that and the people have no guhrhn
tee ut all for the proper administrator
OF tho GOVernWehi. bo5loH o9
J (Dcm.)
i, Wo believe that the sentiment of tn
Republican voters Of Kansas - over
whelmingly TN favor OF James q. Biain
as tho Republican candidate foI ircsl
:, dent. We believe that the second choic
! Of the KeplIblicanS Of this State l5 Bon
Iamin II. Bristow Atchi5on Chhmplo
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