New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

" great AltcT tuo '''>'
- III Al the ballotng. 1t was ascertaned that
sr' larger following for either the
20 or second position than any other candidatet
L. erct would receive the support or the reform elo-
-, throughout the country, The LlDera,s' IN 'no no
strong Republican cenIers, wouiu suppo. ,,rge nm
SoS democrats would undoubtedly support ~, lnoi9
pscally the young men ana those VINO arc m S
Sa course OF the unrecOnstrueted leaders IN 00h
with "9 Cen Merritt would place the majority OF the
gSes and Wheeler ticket az 25,0oO OF 3o'ooo IN the
state sateaster Un James returned to the city yesterday
warning In conversation with TRiBuSE reporter 1 a ne
sa at CINCINNATI and entertained no doubt ahout his
On next fall Ills name oTS wS eonns inc ss
W. as pure man as Hayes, ne SAID hut the trouble
was that no nd ,Sose SoSa OF 70 the other
toI Candidates The same was true regarding Morton
sod Brstow, while Gov Hayes Was Was man INV whom Oydn AL
sOe"" aided Mr.. James, during the coming campaign
- ceying the active support OF all his competitors at
IN ed and will throw mis- whole strength into the cam
irn Mr. Morton is enthusiastic Tor h!nl ana memDeis
Indiana delegation promised 10 see to it that the
o tne Republican next FALL although they admitted
s"s !, Sould be done only by hard hghtnS"<
Talk WITH DISTRICT ATroRNEY PHELrs.
majority Of the delegates to the Cincinnati Conven
A. have not yet returned. EX-Gov Morgan. ID. c.
a,ar Marshall o. Roberts and others, expected
80 today b. X. Phelps, who returned yesterday
Ia 10 TRIBUNE reporter last evening that 1t was the
ss, opnion of the delegates from all parts of the
oonntry that they had not nominated the pest man.
secnrei at least the second best. There is no
,ht ;nued Mr. Phelps that he was the best that
could be nominated It soon became apparent M 10 ,ne
n whom that portion OF the Convention which did
ny, support Blame could unite and II then only became
hVosson OF how long should adhere to our candi
~ 70 nrayent Blaine's controlling majority of the
SSaSyentoD 1t my opinion that an attempt to break
IA heen made sooner he would have received the nom
at,on na IL was very close vote when the break
made sSy Hayes Ts' E the the Tago S9ly
srv member Of the Convention and consequently
he was selected. There is no reason why the state OF
vs cen Grant IN 1872 He will have the hearty sup
ort of All his competitors well that OF the liberal
sment of the party either of which of itself strong
srmmeft in his favor. Another important considera-
ron in his favor the fact that he has always been sue
sSfu who are hesitating about the candidate Tor
bom they shall vote Will select the who appears 10
have the chance OF winninS and to sucn persons
Ssst Sass.S ''''''' = '.',.... ' = ~ " . L .,,
sosm among the Republicans Of Brooklyn, including
those who have been known as Liberals Mayor
schroeder prominent representative OF the reform ee
%ent has expressed himself greatly pleased with the
nomination OF Hayes and Wheeler than whom no cand
dates could have suited him better He thinks Gov hayes
sf not only be elected but that he will poll larger
,ory than any other man who could have been named
Postmaster Talbot thinks the ticket remarkably strong
ne and he Is entirely satisfied with the nominations and
believes il will reconcile the opposing factions IN the
party. Col James McLeer expresses the opinion that
bs soldier element of the country is well satisfied with
The result OF the Convention From the spirit manifested
At meeting of the War Veterans Union Club held on
he fn soldier vote ExSupcrvsor Hartman, Supervisor
Nathan Gen Isaac g. Catln and Others heartily approve
the ticket.
FROM A DEMOCRATIC POINT OF VIEW.
John Kelly stated in conversation with TRIBUNE re-
porter on Saturday that while the Republican ticket was
undoubtedly good one for the party, the Democrats
will present that is better at the close OF the ST. Louis
Convention. "Goy Hayes's nomination, however" he
said "will certainly injure the chances OF Gov Iden
before the Convention. The fact that the Republicans
have selected Western man will be strongly
urged reason why the Democrats
should do the 1t must be remen-
bered that OHIO and Indiana hold State elections
October and everything should he done 10 strengthen
the party those States the result OF these State cleo
tons cannot fail to have important effect upon the
Presidential chances in November / think some West
err should therefore be sci ctedsomc who can
Doll the largest possible vote IN Ohio and Indiana"
Delegates the st. Louis Convention are beginning TO
make their appearance in this city their way West
reporter of The TRIBUNE met Gen. NJ. B. Young OF
Georgia at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening Gen
Young regards the Cincinnati ticket as strong one ana
HAYES n more difficult TO beat than Blaine. The
New-York. IL Gov. Tilden be that man, he
will get the st. Louis nomination he had
eonyerssd with New-York Democrats and found a
difference OF opinion as to the desirabiity OF Gov
nlden. William A. Wheeler was strong man In New
York and, TOR Republican, was well esteemed IN ihe
South for the moderation of his views He thought that
Mr. wheeler would have been good name for the first
place the ticket He had hopes that the Democratic
would either OHIO Indiana They were sLlc OF
every State the South, with the exception perhaps, OF
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