, 1876-07-03
OHIO AND INDIANA.
HOW THEIR DEMOCRACY RECEIVED THE NON;
NATION OF TILDEN.

Ohio campaign last fall still remains fresh in
their memory, aud as Jet they show but little
disposition to forget it, besides, the platform is
directly at variance with their own views.
LEBANON, O., June 29.-A Western man for
the first PLACE on the ticket would have suited
our people better.
LANCASTER, O., June 29.-The result Of the
St. Louis Convention was received here BY the
Democracy with exceeding dissatisfaction. That
Gen Ewing is not On the ticket makes the dis
appointment tcufold more bitter.
ZANEsvnLE, O., June 29.-Thc Democrats
were somewhat disappointed upon hearing OF
Tilden's nomination, preferring Western man.
SPRINGFIELD, O., June 29.-The St. Louis
nominations were quietly RECEIVED Tt here
here are disappointed over Hendricks.
JACKSON, O., June 29.-The Democracy OF
Jackson County will refuse to be delivered IN
der the St. Louis sale, and ask another Convcn~
tiop, ". T. WAs1IAM, Chairman.
By request Of many Democ-nts).
MArsvnLE, O., June 29.-The nomination OF
Tiden has cast q gloom over the Democracy
here. The Democracy are almost unanimous
for Cooper. The show-windo"s in our principal
business houses have been filled with streame1s
bearing o.ieeeription, APeeple's:cansliaate for
| President, Peter Cooper.s a Cooper Club will
| be organized in q few days:
Canton, O., June e29.-Thenomination OF Gov.
| Tilden came unexpectedly, and then Gov. Hem
bricks more 50 for tile second place, but with
Sam and Tom we must try to win.
| LIBERTY. Ind, June 2o.-lt was worth barrels
Of money to witness the painful contortions OF
the Democrats i4 trying to accept ane 81 n g.
| Louis nominations was received here with mixed
feelings. There was some growing IT f.; liTst.
*ga.eaes to G,eIsaat Gon,ersa 1adh q th}s ecc-
tion are 'indig gnant and sorcly displcased with
and loud in denuncistions Of the ST. Louis nom
| nations. The financial plank Of the platform
buried the rag, baby Of last fall too deep. The
words of the party are: I'VE re- Ie1ase @ TO @ pe ae- M
| other Convention. Furthermore, we cannot
support Tilden and the Ohio PLATFORM" So flr
| but Que Democrat expresses himself satisfied,
| he being the famous anti-pro1anity Senator, j.
T. N1onahan, who is ratlfyln5 to-nlgnt IN 1roas
| of his hotel with speech to jubilant crowd Of
Republicans.
MANSFIELD, O., June GA great many
Democrats here were swearing-matl over the
platform: and the nomination Of Tlden, and
openly declared their intention no. o. Boltns: 1ae
slightly appeascd some Of them, but there is
still Soreness that will require several weeks
to entirely heal This class Of Democrats open
| " concede Ohio to Hayes BY o large majority.
Whole, there is not the slightest ripple. OF ex-
citcu,eut over the result OF the st: Louis Con-
ycntion among the Democrats The Republic
ans seem to BE- quite happy ~
New ALBANY, Ind, June E9-leele are some =
| Democrats who say that, with the platform and
| the sanridates, the West has been given away
| The Republicans seem pleased, and the few
| Coopcrites say the latter will receive over 20,
| 000 Democratic votes.
src terribly depressed over the st. Louis noml-
uatious aud numbers Of them assert that they
will vote for Hayes in preference to lllden-
They are quite bitter over the action OF the New
York Democracy during the Ohio campaign last
I f.1t 1tSn1EnI tn fnrrrt easily.
Tnei- disgust and anger are uncoucealed
lima, g., June 291Thc nomination Of Tildcn
aid Hendricks is well received here by hard
money Democrats, but the softs arc 1eartuuS
:,t,6n in the mouth with faces yard long.
PORTSMOUTH,, O., June 29.-Very little enthu-
siasm is noticeable among the Democrats in this
city oyer the St. Louis nominations. 4 few
democrats declare their intention not to VOTE
the Ticket. r,.:. :,
Tiidcn is not very well received by the Demo
Gratis Of this city.
Tildcn aud Hendricks Was received here with q
coldness never before exhibited by TN: the nemoe
enthusiasm. Not word is said so far about
ratifying. Republicans are jubi1ant-
BUcYRUs, o., June 29.-The nomination o1
Tlden was received with great dissatisfaction
BY nine out Of ten OF the democrats OIL 1np
| place. or:,
ATHENS, O., June o9-The nomination OF III
den is received with universal satisfaction among
the Republicans, and the Democrats are disap
| poiuted, and evince no enthusiasm WhateVer.
| BEL.EFoNTArNE, O., Juac 29-lIlden':
Nomination is received here without enthusiasm
Prominent and Influential Democrats declaff
their intention to vote for Hayes.
Z Se fss n1osanf Il sa
of Indiana, and candidate for re-eect1on, W:
feeling pretty much out OF hulnor. ~ salu
s.It LAYS us vide open out in Indiana we couts s
have carried the State easy through thls lall
with old Blue Jeans as our leader, but NO" In. m
jlg is up. rm strongly tempted TO IL! Ike ai': -!
anne of the ticket" ''Oh, no,'' WAS there
styou'd better not do that-n "What use L
there In stayiug on, to be buried under tne H,a
;oritv that vii be rolled up against US tns 1all
Sow. Of course, we all wanted uendIlcRs; ant
J came hero to nominate him; but We Wo1!dn
n.ve piven IN hope il somebody else than Tllde1
. had Got the nomination: we would lave neel
g1a1 To have taken Bill Allen, or Haneock,
ssimost ANYBODY who wasn't in direct opposition
- onr IDEAS Of fnance.' "You've got an indie
rendent ticket out there In Indiana Is it
Food onel" "They can make good ticket
& by filling up the vacancies, and think it wll
sweep the State like wild-Gre.. lndlana's fairl
. rone uo nov in the Democratic ranks" "Wl
Hendricks accept the nomination Tor the V1ct
i Prcs;dcncy!n 'sNot If we can help it,
4 representative Of the Enquire. canrasse
the Ohio men who voted against the nomlr
| ation of Hendricks for their reasons for S
doing, Immediately after their vote was giVer
A{r Paxton said he and bis colleagues stood 8