The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-20
LINCOLN CLUB.

RETURNED DELEGATES FROM CINCINNATI RE-
PORT AND THE CLUB RATrFIEs-THE ELEc-
TON IN THE SOUTH.
large and enthusiastic meeting OF tho Seventh
Ward Lincoln Club held at Nos IL University place
last evening for the purpose OF ratyng the candidates
OF tho Cincinnati Convention Hayes and Wheeler. The
meeting presided by the President OF the club
Mr.. Cornelius Van Cott who introduced the Hon. l.
Hayes who presented the following resolutions accom-.
panying them with few remarks in their favor and In
favor OF the platform and the ticket
Whereas Rcpubc.n National Convention At Gin.
are
ana the having nominated canddates for res
duty to give calm and deliberate expression Of
Resolved That The Seventh Assembly District Republican
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Its unqualified confidence both in tho platform and the
Resolved that our Judgment tho principles enuncated
in the platform worthy Of tails cen.snra Of
equality forth in the Declaration Of
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Convention has given expression 70 sentiment dear
to the hearts Of citizen and "ne in complete ha
Rsoissd That u nc nominee for the exalted Office Of
recognise worthy Of ths time and tho occssona
man whose brave and brilliant public Gecord only in
may veil dignity and ssa
Resolved h.. while having three time, aed the Office
cSs the raw money platform Of the party Of
Ohio the nobIest achievements Of NOBLE upright and
ks.sysd tina. IN tho .omnss,Gn Of that
allied virtues Of our hundred Years ara and
placed before tho people candidate for Vice Preden. who
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fidelity 70 he principles Of the republican party states
ellis Of the nation as one OF Its noblest patriots
The resolutions were adopted with the greatest en-
thusi,sm after which MI Isaac II. Bailey was intro
duccd. Mr.. Bailey delegate to tho Convention,
aud in detailing the scenes accompanying the nomua-
tion no said that whatever may have been tho opin-
ions Of I'll delegates about standard bearer before
last friday morning, there certainly was none now
Never In his life had no body Of who seemed
80 universally imbued with desire to do only what
was for the best interest OF the country II was body
OF thoughtful patriotic men, with personal preferences
naturally enough, but certainly with personal pre-
judicez New York stood CALAMITY by her favorte son
and honorable Senator until tho moment arrived whcn
IN the judgment OF her representatives, II be-
came necessary to make common with those who
also willing to sink their personal preferences for
the sake Of the common wcai Mr. Bailey said there
States in the south where during the coming
test tho election would be nothing than farce;
they would be utterly under the control OF mob law
by obtaining the greatest number OF votes, but by
force vioence and II tho country DO handed
the very who iaborcd for its destruction
then have fought the rebellion IN VAN. We have
heard great deal about reform lately he said, but
form Is u fact OF republican accomplishment and
only come from the republican party. With such stan.
dard bearers as Hayes and Wheeler, fellow citizens
there Is no such word as fail
The Rev Highland Garnett was tho next speaker
In commencing he said that. through the kindness
and partially OF his fellow citizens no been had
delegate to the Cincinnati Convention. He found
when they got there that they rich IN candi
dates that like too much wealth Of other kinds, they
proved 10 be an embarrassment rather than advan-
iage lie did not think that this would be the case
with the democratic party, tor he under
whose name could DO acceptably presented
Mr. Garnet then enumerated tho various cand dates
Prominently before tho Convention, the OF each
being loudly applaudcd lie said that Governor Hayes
was Abraham Lincoln sort OF man, and he was
candidate upon whom all could agree. The bristow
and the Morton men were satisfied, George W. Curtis
accepted him, the reform element could not speak
word against his record and that with such platform
aud such ticket, victory certain Mr.. Garrett
ihcn pictured la glowing terms the condition Of
his people IN the South, and claimed that In
the next election tho Ku KIux and White Lcaguers
had determined TO kill or drive Of OF the
Southern States every colored who dared 70
cisc the elective franchise opposition 10 the will Of
thought he was the kind OF who could be de-
suffering
Mr.. I.ucas n. Van Allen followed, and tho meeting
adjourned with the announcement that there would be
q banner rasing on to- morrow evening.