The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-24
HAYES AID WHEELER.
What the Press Say Of Then.

What the Press Say sfThsn.
The N. Y. Commercial calls the ticket
of Hayes and Wheeler an admirable one,
making the platform it represents the
very heart and spirit and splendid ante.
cedent Of the Republican party.
The ticket il strong one, fact which
will be more generally recognized than il
now is when the stress OF the canvass be.
gins to be felt. Republicans now enter
upon the CANVASS carrying no weight and
free to wage aggressive warfare.-SGs,
francisco Chronicle (ReP.)
The nomination of Hayes will consoli-
date the Republican party. The country
has heard less of him than of Blaine,
Morton, Conkling or Bristow, but it has
heard only good. We do not know Of a
prominent man with . more impregna-
bic reputation.-Sas FTaseisc0. Cal { IND.
The unanimous verdict of the press is
that Hayes and Wheeler are the strong
est candidates who could have been put
before the people. Their known stand
ing rs men of irreproachable public and
private character render them dear to a
people who just now demand such lead
ers to make victory sure.-AtcAison
Champion.
The nominations meet with increased
favor and enthusiasm as the political
situation and merit Of the candidates
are more fully discussed. Straight Re-
publicans and Independents alike ex.
press cordial approval of the work Of the
convention, and the independent press
Of the city heartily endorse the ticket
and will be unit in its support.-San
Francisc0 Dispatch.
The action of the convention was
surprise, but it will command the appro-
val of a large majority of Republicans,
and will have the cordial support of the
whole party. 1t eulogizes Hayes and
Wheeler, and says Liberals, Indepen-
dents and Reformers will sustain the
ticket. The reform element of the par.
ty will feel its just demands have been
considered.-Mev York Tribune Liberal.)
After reviewing his political life and
his great popularity in Ohio, his stand
ing, worth and ability, declares that, Mr..
Blaine, excepted, Gov. Hayes has as
many elements Of positive leadership As
any man whose lame came before the
and his name is more init
mately associated with present victories.
No man could bring out the full strength
Of the party more than he will.-Chicayo
Inter- Ocean (Rep.)
The Tribune says the convention Won
u double victory for the country in NOM
mating ticket which will be heartily
accepted aud Endorsed by the Republl,
cans and Keformers in all parts Of the
country. 1t is the triumph Of reform,
the triumph Of popular demand for put
rificatiOn Of the public service and the
of responsibility and accoun-
liability III the administration Of the
government.-ChicagO Tribune (Rep.)
The Washington Chronicle pronounces
the nomination OF Hayes and Wheeler Is
eminently satisfactory, and says OF
Blaine: Etiquette would haye de-
barred MI. Blaine from speaking for
himself had he received the nomination.
Now he is free, and Tue Republican nom.
inee will have the benefit Of his superb
eloquence. If he cannot be President he
can DO more than any other mau to elect
Mr. Hayes"
One thing may b. pledged with conf.
dence. lhe Republican iorces III hen-
lucky VIII stauu III sViu Column W the
Tia. vi him whom Tie national cVuyen-
ton mad chosen u be their leader, anu
Will give him support none The less
hearty because they nave iaiied " Sc
cure the darling object vi thvir uesire-l
u desire snared ny tnOusands vi the pur-
est and wIsest nell vi the natiOn-Lile
Ut their We'll lried aud fell
low citizen, benjamin ii. BrisIow.-LOu-
isriIe COnme'ctal (keP.)
The Eveniny Post speaking OF the Gin
nominations, says the Republi-
cans are to be congratulated On their
good fortune, having narrowly escaped
fatal error into which they were in danger
Of falling up to the last hour OF the Con-
ventiOn. They signalized that hour by
an act which CUES to vindicate their |
political honesty and their partisan 81
gscity. The Republican leaders will
give Hayes q hearty and more united
support than they would have given to |
any other man before the convention.
We feel measure of disappointment |
ut the defeat of Blaine for the presidency
but the effect will pass away the more |
they know of Gov. Hayes aud his ante
cedents. Of all the candidates before |
the convention next " Blaine, Gov. |
Hayes is the most popular. General
80 far as has found expression |
seems to be that Hayes is the second |
choice Of almost every one, and the
will secure the united sup
port Of the party. Wheeler's nomina.
ton gives general atisfaction.-San
francisco Alto (Rep.)
We now have Democracy on the hip.
The canvass on the part of the Republi.
cans will be an aggressive one, full of the
Did fire which won victories over the re-
bellion in the time of war and rallied the
defenders of the Union against the cop
perhead secession coalition which has
threatened to capture the country since
The surrender of Appomstox. The NOM
nation Of General Hayes means a puri-
led Republican party, q united Repub-
ican party. an aggressive Republican
party and a victorious Republican party
On the seventh day of November.--&.
Louis Journal (Rep.
A campaign under such leadership will
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