, 1876-06-17
OUR TICKET.
fContlnund from tho Third PATc.)

fContlnund from, The Third Psrc.)
arc not machine puppets 70 be pulled By vlrce.
III should think dltl knuw a..
Another, Eentlcmat fald:, :" Do you know
That nsyes strength lies n the great faet tlnst
oven work for It. 1!o WIS IN the hantls Of Its
friends. In inv untstlon IL means another Ernlna
vlttorI and revival Of tic Republican party for
rrtorra1 like TINT which swept over the country
IN Isoo. when Abraham Lincoln WINS elected"
Tha reporter convcsscd with Inhny of tho gen-
ttmen present, all ut whom expressed their
ar<Neest eatiafnctton ut the result nf the noIll-
6A.tos, "nna MI. Wheeler oie Of ths gentI!c-
snifit; an viii mover disgrace the high office u
vlicli hc aill surely be elected"
AT TIE SHERMAN iIousE
thu news Tic bulletins annonnccd the ballots
as they wcro taken, and each, 81 course,
drew forth a certain amount of feeling as tho
favorttcs rose and fell. At last tho seventh
"Iayes Is nominated By 3s4 votes" A cheer
went up fnr the nominee, aud then stout
Californian said, I'D IT, that snfss r'c to
at"
final vote was announced. Everybody wis hat-
isfcd that n good man Ind been chosen, md
that he would sweep the country from the At
la1luc to tic Pacific.
At TIE PACIFIC
q TR1DlrNE reporter, ~ f!s rounds, orportuncly
fell In with Two gentlemen who nrG intimate
friends, and old oncR too, Vi tho Mcrt President,
and from them lie CLEANED aonto snIsie express
stons which, mny be Of interest. Ont. of t!,e
Eontlcmcn Is no less n person Than John D.
Drake, ESQ.,, the proprietor of the Erent cara-
yan.nry where le WIS found. lie wis Just com
Ing down QUO ol the ling halls when the polt-.
ieal c,nissary gathered hin in fur the benefit Of
"Atl, good evening, MIR. Drake. What 1o you
think Of the nom!natfonst" said tho reporter In
",J,lst Tho thing. tell you a botter man tl,an
has been clcetcd.h
"Do you know anything concerning htm4''
"Do1l shuuld say / lid. Why, ho is MI
old friend Of nne, md MI esteemed one. /
knew him In Cincinnati In 1854 and 1855, when
he was City Attorney Of Tint eity.''
"WhBt Kind Of q man IL hot" .....-
"oh, arrlcn'iid man, mud ho has find record.
Hc Is above rensoach."
ais lle m al'lc man IN your oplnfon7"
strIctcBt integrity"
urea of rrfnrmf"
II hclIcve hc is, md will fully satisfy the pco-
pie on that head He Is entitled to the conf
1cnye Of everybody, Democrats ns well as lte;
isfaction."
,sc.1S,SS "nS Son know anything concerning Its war
ayes. lie wis Colouel in the Union army,
anil wns badly wounded ut Antlctam.''
"What about his connections MD stantiingI'
lie WIS nephrw Of Judge nurehnrl, Of
Ohio, and waA former resident Of Fremont, In
that State. Judge Oils, of this city, knows him
wcll.n
Then the hotel nan md tho reporter WIS
Joined BY prominent md wealthy citizen Of
rFr1r kIrh hstt fxr
time at the Grand Paclac. He wins good;-
injured, earnest gentleman Of llttio past 80
yenrs, alid Ms: Dfnkc introduced him to the
prcss man. lie bcggcd that his nnmc should
II woilti not iio also united wifi h1r. Drake
In giving Mr.. Hayes record Of which he, ns ILLS
friend, was proud. liz Ind known him since
1871, ut Frctnout, o., mud, as they were then
great dcal. liz thought il WIS wonderful that
his friend should bc selected out of
FoATT MILLIONS or rEorLH
as tic candidate Of thee great party which he
people would 10 delighted with lin il they
elected him, and when they caine 70 know hin,
IN unassu1nLng man, not QUO who put OIL airs,
and felt himself 10 much aoovu others that liz
would not du!gn to notice them, but lowas
man ainong mon, md one Wl1o WIS pleasant and
agreeable to all with whom le came In contact.
l1la smiling fueo ut up with II rcd flush as lie
saa T. Wa EGoa tlng ts HyH sash man
could not full to heartily .indurso him.
Mr.. Hayea hatl thrice been elected Governor Of
Ohio, where the people delighted to honor him.
OF Mr.. Wheeler, the gentleman said he was an
honorcd member OF thu United States House Of
Representatives from the St. Lawrence District,
and bore spotlcss reputation rs d man Of cx-
SeucAt tractor, both III private aN1 public
lifu. 1le believed no better 1naH could ]lnye
been selected TO fill thu VicG-Prcst1cncy.
Ey-il.n. DITnN
came in tuet as Eoyans' band lied into the FIX
clango and gaye scrcnadc In honor OF tic
event. lie was lrleily, iatcrylewsA, am1 aaitt
l1aycs would be elected over Sam Titlen Of any
greatly peaAcd with the result, und would work
lur Liz llO1llAee.
Next came Blaine man, and, joining In the
conversation, lle said he llad bct Ills hcart and
soui On BIaile's nomination, md hc icit sorry, M
but he would support llnyes ellcuEfuly, und
believed no better lilan could have bccn nosnt-
niltel.
This Hon. j. .. Grinnell, OF 1owa, also cx-
pressed sIstilar scntincnts In conversation with
Mr. Drake, and predicted an UNUSUAL majority
rhe M genial ali Sam an Turner WAS questioned az to
his feelings oyer tho result, md he concurred
With tic ut1,er gentlemen, that Gov. lInyeB
was the nun for thu Presidency. lie hud
favored hlr. Dlu!ne Mt first, but Mr.. Hayes
suited him Just ns we'll.
Knots ot gsntlcmen hero and thercahout tbe
seemed to he Of Gne opinion, SO far US culltl be
ieasned--thut Gov. nnyes Wus tho right nun
for Tho Presidency.
Christian CAssIEMAN,
the leader IT tslr t+crtnun Democracy In tIts
Fourteenth Wurtl, thinks that the Republicans
.iladr the most iulIcluas nominations yesterday
that they llava since tllat of Lincn MD 80 III
formed representative Of ttis paper lust ever
Ing. Mr., Cassletnn1,, via Is Il cool, ulrar-
healed nlau, said tEut, III Ills opin!nl, ll,u Do
Mocracy would have to be carcful Ill II who
they Nominated With such odds to work agal,st,
lie considered tho nominations very jt,dtclous,
iur tie Ecason that they embrace candidates
from tho Two most Important Antl doubtful
States,-na1nely, Ohio unl New York, Of
course, Dir. Z. wants to see tho Democracy win,
und says that II they wuu1d win over lInyc6
they must nominate man With An uulmpcaeh-
tbl0 record.
TIE HON. LEONARD SWEET
was exceedingly pleased with tic news from tho
Cunyentlon. llo ClIuukleu When he thought uf
the oplnioL which ho 1luA expressed tho night
helurc to Il TRIBUNE reporter tlAt Hlaine would
lose strength attpr the third ballot, and that IN
lltsa there was u necessity for u third ballot
blaine would nut bc noMluatctl. Then Mr..
6wett turned hls conversation Oh to the rlotl-
inccs. Tho no,ninat!on Of Wheeler, although
hr. Wheeler was, In his opInIon, u very lilo