The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-02

tHts LOUIS H0pUUl1eHuD
The quantity and quality Of the en-.
Hayes are wildly set forth in the follow
Ing extract from the Cincinnati Com
sncrcidt:
"As q candidate, Gov. Hayes will i'm
prove upon acquaintance. He Is o man
without large development OF non
sense. He Ia a symmetrical man not a
giant, but or good dimensions for rea-
6onAble service. We do not expect Of
him much out Of the common order.
There will probably be quiet time.
Above oil things, in view OF the easy
going multitude, we shall avoid harass-
Ing ngitntions. He will reward his
friends, remembering those who remem-
bered him In good time, and the party
machine will not be disturbed IN It's
regular revolutions
The question is whether the people
want President who cannot do muel,
out Of the common order" who will
give them nothing better than "a quiet
time" who will "avoid harasslng agi,,
tAtiols" Of the rings, who will reward
his friends" aud mot disturb the party.
machine In it's regular revolutions
Grant has played this line OIL business
to perfection. and the Grant rose called
by the name OF Hayes will smell as LOUD
as IL does now. There Is an trrepressl-
bic popular demand for reformation,
and us the Republican party has put "
q notorious nntireformer, the people
think they can go further and not iare
any worse. Seven years 81 organizes
corruption Is quite as mucn as tns
easy going multitude can stand, anu
they decline to accept more OF the same
sort In the shape Of the gentleman from
o''o The peep,e Must nave Him.
It should never be forgotten that po-
litical victories depend upon the success
with which one party strengthens ltseil
with deserters from the opposite party
The Democratic President who Ia Is
succeed Gen. Grant, must bring into ms
party thousands OF voters who now art
not Democrats. These accessions mus
como from that great mass Of indivlau
ais. undetermined people, CLASSIFIED
yarsoualy. MS indie pendents, Liberals
neutrals, In the political catalogue, ano
from the ranks OF the Republican party
itself. It Is. therefore, not alone neces
sary that the convention should en-
deavor to please those who are already
ranked as Democrats, but It mus
consider who will best satisfy thu
great body Of the lukewarn
and the disaifected in the Re
publican party. It Is not necessary
To ignore the pfeullectloHS hhu pfsaoa
ences OF the Democratic voters to VII
Republicans, for there are fortunately
good Democrats who are regarded Will
equal esteem within and without tn
party line. Such man as Samuel y
rrilden. whom even partisan Republican
papers have been compelled to praise
He has opponents within the part,
ranks. IL Ii true, but any man with vigol
of character must have his enemies
But such a man makes dozen friends
where he makes one enemy. maj
without enemies cannot be- anythins
better than the negative dummy VIII,
heads the Republican ticket. 1t VII
not do for Democrats to seek out TN
man who had no enemies to carry thei
banher.N He can easily be found, for tn
respectable nobody, who has never eyer, DON {,
any wrong, but at the same time hai
never done any good. abounds. Blu
that is not the sort Of timber the mex
President is going to be made OF, unles
folly shall prevail in the Democratic
Convention and compel the election 0
HAYES.