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New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
CAMPAIGN TELEGRAMS.

CONGRATULATIONS OF TIE PREslDESr-MR BRIs-
TOW GRAuFIED-TuE SEwYORR LIBERALS
CNCINNATI, June 1S.-Alaj0r Daniels of
Ocdensburg " Y, who member Of the Liberal State
Committee and Chairman OF his county committee sent
the following telegram to Gen. L. A. Merritt alternate
ON the NewYork delegation:
OGDENsBUEG, JGnc II. 1876.
The Liberals here will unanimously support Wacccr,
nIaine IIaycs or Bristow. WM. H. DANIELS.
Major Daniels must DC pleased to learn that Two OF his
candidates on the ticket.
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-President Grant
sent the following Telegram to Gov. Hayes, immediately
upon the receipt of the OF the Cincinnati noina
ton:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHiSGToS, June 10, 1876.
Cor Il. Is. HAYES, Columbus ono: l congratulate
YOU and feel the create 81 assurance mat you VIII occupy
INV pIcsent position from the ith Of March next.
CINCINNATI, June 1s.-The Hon. VIM. Dcnnison has re-
ceiyed the following telegram which explains itself
WAsmSGroN. June II, 1876.
wish you in the freedom of personal Trend
shin that greatly gralncd II the nomination OF Gov
Hayes feel sure o victory aud clean aud pure adj
mluistrdtiOn. ID H. Dhlslo"'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

tsy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

TELEGRAPH TO THE IHib'HS'l
COLUMBUS June 1S.-Yesterdav evening the com
mttsa appointed to convey TO Gov Hayes the Official
notification of his nomination arrived here from en-
cinnati. headed by Edward Mcpherson. the Presi-
dent of the Convention. They proceeded TO the EX-
ccutiye Chamber in the State House, at o'clock,
where Gov. Hayes received them. Mr. Mcpherson
spoke as follows:
GOV HAYES: We have been deputed by the National
convcntion of the Republican party held At Cincinnail
~ ~, % o have brer unanimousy nominated 10y that Con-
yention for the office OF President 0i he Uhcd Htdes'
Tic manner in which that action was taker anu In. r.
s,oose IN IL from every portion ~ the country micstH
the strength OF the popular cOhnuth'e IN YOU, "u" Wv
belief that your Administration VIII bc Wise c9uIaSeons'
"a isI Ne saw SIR your Admin .tiatlon Tor We De-
heve the people will confirm the aclloh " ou ~ ne
men aud the operation Of the prncpes o n'd Po 70 70
the Democratic party. we nave al'o p wJli,,,' DO
rinS contained in tie platform adopted by the 11nVe
ion and discharging TINS agreeable una W. 81 i en-
v,ron and the hearty response gwen by & poOPr, W.
see promise OF assured success % pu go n tbc who'll
country. Under circumstances 20 ausPcIDua u''
you viii indicate your acceptance OF tD homna'i"n'
Gov. Hayes was evidently laborIng under great
agitation. and his voice was almost totally maud
lille. The following was his brief reply:
SIR: have only 10 say In response TO your informa-
ton that accept the nomination. Pcrhaps at tne pre- %
en time 1t would be npToPsr i2E me & 10 ga s pr om u x
preston to the profound gfaulude iSel IoI te
renosrd In me by yourselves and those Tor WHOM You
acf Al a future time shall take occasion 10 Iestnt
INV acceptance III writing, with my views upon inc pat
form. 80 I'd,
Informal conversation then followed with the
various members of the Committee. Subsequently
at a serenade at the Neil House several speeches
we're made. Congressman Eugene Hale made
pleasant apology for invading Ohio with intent to
capture the Cincinnati Convention for Maine man,
and repeated Mr. Blaine's promise that Maine would
lead off with az large majority in September as II
Mr. Blaine himself were at the head OF the ticket
Gov Howard of Michigan. who gave Mlchigans
solid vote to Gov Hayes on the fifth ballot, also
spoke, as did G. T. Ensar of Maryland and Mr. Ston-
aker of Louisiana.
Gov. Hayes has made most favorable impression
on all the delegates here by his digned yet modest
bearing. His reticence is less marked. The
breyy of his speech last ght excited considerable
comment. To-day when asked to say something
in reference to the political situation he said very
cordially that he should be compelled to decline to
say anything chiefly for want of time many
things pressing upon his attention now being his
excuse.
Tho Governor, however. dropped In bis of-hand
fashion into little discussion Of journalism. An
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

interview said lie, to be of any value, ought to
be written out and submitted. Not long ago con-
versed with correspondent Of one of the Eastern
papers, who was accurate and friendly reporter,
and in the main gave very favorable and accurate
account of what passed but one mistake was made
which, wholly unintenional no doubt, was GONE
what annoying was reported as having said that
Gov. Iilden is not popular with the masses
of the Democratic party of Ohio because
he has principles on the subject of the currency,
or does not know himself what his principles
arc. OF course l did not say anything to dispar-
age Gov. Tilden. What did say was that he was
not popular with the of the party in Ohio be-
cause his views the subject of the currency were
directly opposed to those OF the party of this
State. If had had an opportunity to correct the
interview of course no such bundcr would have
occurred. I mention this merely as showing that
to make an interview of any value it should be
written out and submitted. For want of time even
TO read over anything must therefore decline to
say anything at present"
The Governor added that he should say all he had
to say in his letter accepting the Nomination. tins he
is in no hurry to write, and it may lie several weeks
before 1t is made public.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

BAyGOR. Me-. June lS-Capt. j. ID. Robbins OF tie
schooner Henry committed suicide yesterday by downing
PORTLAND, Me-, June 1.-THE schooner L. u.
Hammond from Quincy, Mass is supposed 10 be lost
NEW ORLEANS, La. June ls.--The Congressional
Committee has concluded its investigation and lett for Wash
mgtOl.
Bosrov. June 1S-Business was generally .sus-
pended Yesterday honor Of tho l0lst anniversary OF the
battle OF Bunker llu.
PUEBLO. Col, June 1S.--The Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad Is pleted and running 10 Leyca IA miles
from the san Juan gold region
ATLANTA, Ca, June 1S-Rains have been general
this secOi for days past and the crops On
both sides OF savannah have besn submerged
TYRONE, Penn, June 1S.-A steady rain has
swollen the ryeIs the railroads Traffic mas been tsi
pory suspended Bald Eagle anu Beieionte railroad
CISCENATI June IS.-1he Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Company announce further reduction.
for the round tr TO S25 tickets good for 90 days
BosroN, June ls.-Policeman jerry Downey had
esnerate fight with dozen roughs In tenement house lass
ngh and received eight wounds Other officers rescued am
RosroN June 1s.-Francisco Peralto, in match
against time 100 at Beacon Park yesterday aerDoon,
c 10 miles houIs, minutes, as seconds usins 20
mustangs
BosroN Mass, June 1s-Ths committee ap-
noine al meeting held ia the Old sonth Church ON Wdnes
DAY have issued appeal 10 the citizens OF Y
&l30v00 needed " ave the puung from demo
Luon.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
ENTHUSIASM OF THEPARTY.
sAIITrs or 30 AND 100 GUNs-IGLuMINATIoNs AM
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLEA5LD.
lGENERAL PRESS DIsPATCnLsl

sAIUTEs or 30 AND 100 GUNs-IILUMINArioNs AND
PUBLIC MEETINGS-IND PLEAsLD.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATclEsl
NRw-ORIEANs June 1S.-A large and en-
thusiastic Republican meeting was held Last night Ex-
GOV. Warmoth presided. Speeches were made by eX-
Congressman Sheldon Gen. Geo. A. sheridan, ana others
salute of 90 guns red and there was grand DIS
play o fireworks. Mr. MarmOth sa livery LiDcTdi
Rcpuhlican in'the Union will support the tlcAet anu
Louisiana will give $4,000 minority Tor IT,
SAN Francisco, June 1S.-The Cincinnati
nominations meet with enthusiasm from the Repubi-
cans here Republicans and Independents alike express
cordial approval OF work of the Convention aud tue
independent press Of the city heartily coMhcnu inc
ticket aud viii support IT,
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 1S.-A large ana
enthusiastic Hayes and Wheeler ratification meeting was
held here tonight Fireworks exhibited and asalue
OF 80 guns WAS fired. Addresses were delivered by
Prof. T. A. Chadbourne OF Williams College, Mass anu
others.
Sr. LOUIS, June 1S.-Reports from various
polnts IN Kansas state that the Republicans OF Kansas
are entirely satisfied with the nominations Enthusiastic
meetings have been held at Fort Scott Leavenworth and
other places.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, June 1S.-Fifty guns
were fired here by the Republicans in honor OF the Gin
cinnau nominations. Republicans consider IL the
strongest that could have been nominated
YANKToN, ID. r., June 1S.-The nomina-
tons great rejoicing among Republicans here An
imprOmptu and extensive celebration has been had
SYRACUSE, n. Y, June 1S.-A salute OF 100
guns fired In this city In honor Of the Cincinnati
nominations.
ELMIRA, N. Y, June 1S.-The nominations
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.I


AND "DoN7 CAMERON MENTIONED AS HIS sue
CEsSOB.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUNs.I
WASHINGTON June 1S.-The time has at last
arrived when Mr. Bristow considers that he may
leave Gen. Grants Cabinet with propriety and with
out suspicion on the part of the public as to his mo-
tiyes The place has not been cOngenial to him for
the past year; and while there no break in the
personal relations between him and the President,
there nevertheless has been for long time mutual
reserve and an underlined feeling of discomfort when
together. On the one hand. Mr.. Bristow could not
leave the field while the St. Louis battle was raging
and on the other, Gen. Grant, who generally cares
little for public opinion, knew that If he dismissed
Mr.. Bristow from the Cabinet at that time it would
probably make him President At the present time
their relations may be severed with satisfaction to
all concerned.
Some of Mr. Bristow's friends will regret that he
could not stay until the Chicago and Milwaukee
whisky business begun by him, could be disposed
of but they will not be disposed to reproach him
for leaving place SO disasteful to him. lie visited
the President yesterday and gave into the Execu-
tive hands his resignation, to take effect next Tues
day june 90 When his place shall have been filled,
the changes in Gen. Grants Cabinet in the seven
years he has been in office will number 20, fact
without precedent
The man who is to succeed Mr.. Bristow is yet I'M
known. There is some talk about j. Don" Cam
eron, and some about Zach Chambers appoint
ment. There are various indications which point
almost Enthusiastically to the present head OF the In
terror Department. and, should he be selected, he
will hardly feel the hesitation In running the
Department for the benefit of the party as Mr. Brls-
tow did. This may be one reason for his selec-
ton. 1t may be said, however, that his
able and conscientious management OF the
Interior Department during the past few months
receives the commendation of all who know what he
has DONE Mr. Bristow will leave the city next
Tuesday, and after short visit to Louisville VIII
take trip to Europe He will be unable to partcl-
pate IN the canvass his two years service in the
Treasury, fighting corruption and whisky rings,
with only an occasional weeks respite, has been
such a strain on him mentally and physically
that he will seek few months rest with his family
in travel.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHIsGToN, June 1e, 1857.
Yesterday the Grand Jury returned indictments
against Rchd Harrington and Arthur b. Wiliasm, each
for bribery The rstnamed is charged with having, on
the 10Th OF October 1S73 while Assistant United States
Attorney received the sum OF $4,000 to have his de-
cisOn and action in "a proceeding pending before him
influenced in the matter of motion for new trial HE'D
by Hope H. Slater, and that he did ask and receive
such therefor. The second c1arges that A. B.
Williams did give the sum OF $4,000 tn Harrington rs
bbc influence his action in the referred to above.
Brig-Gen Air Terry has teegraphed to Gen. sher-
dan announcing the arrival OF the Indian expedition at
the camp the Lower Missouri on May 20. Contrary
to all prcdicon he says he has found no Indians there
and there signs that any have been there within
"a year six months. The expedition has built l3
bridges Davis Creek The troops in excellent
condition.
Rudolph Blumenberg, who in the Winter Of 1874 was
for his displays has been arrested
IN san Francisco charged with obtaining $4,000 worth
OF District OF Columbia bonds under 'alse pretenses
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
MIR WHEELER CONGRATULATED.
AN EVENING DEMONSTRATION AT GARMsoNs-
SPEECH BY MR.. wHEELER-HIs OPINION OF THE

AN EVENING DEMONSTRATION AT GARMsoNs-
SPEECH by MR.. wHEELER-HIs OPINION OF THE
PLATFOEM AND CANVASS.
GARRIsoNs, June 1S.-COngressman William
A. Wheeler, the Republican candidate for VoePresdent
who as a member OF the West Point Board OF Visitor has
been living of late at this place with H. W. Becher ms
brotherin-law, was given public demonstration last
evening by the Republicans IN this vicinity His pres
cnce here had added interest in his candature at
Cincinnati and when the received OF ms nom
nation on Friday t occasloncd very cordial and enthu
sastic congratulations The sercnada last night was
headed by the Cold Spring band aud numbered several
hundred people who went to Mr Beichcrs residence with
torches and made a display OF fireworks. Mr. Wheeler
appeared upon piazza aud after thanking the assem-
biz for their cong-a .tl,us said the honor prob
ably as them as to lmsc also that 1t had
come mm unsoUght. He added that b" had not been
unmnd.u Of the fact that hs had been mentioned
M the Convention bat he had not looked or hoped ior
any such leming evidence OF its favor He con-
tinucd
Ibave been soldier IN the Republican ranks too long,
and have enjoyed is confidence too muci not To he
aware oi the high responsibility whlcn aec2mpu,it,s ,,
these by she great party which DESPITE us oc,sOni
shortcomings represents IN IL fullest eNtLt lir
u,rc. the uafin.i and the conscience OF the gOun'y
,,icb s,r.nt Ne p.uIGrrtte patty into powe- the
Iavcr House ~ Congress has resulted M denonsthuE
Ia te American peuuit the utter uunn = oi tat pal ~
lar rv,rv one Of ne dniics required ot IT, For tie
p1sf seven monins the Democratic majority ~
ihe House ~ Representatives has been on uih
beforc tho nation and the nation T. ready 10 render us
verdict Tue Democratic party has brrn ial'e tp us
promises IT, duties. aud 10 the opportunities LOT re-
tplru wh ch came In It's way. II T. to TIE tephieah
u,rty tlat We are to-day ind, hed fog tue u'Hcgo oi
celebrating the one huudfcdih anniversary OF oll ht'-
per.uce and n Is o the sam" n"bi parry ihat we IN
tenG T. cousipn the Government In tie uthre DO hnt
doIht gen fiDen that IN the to.ng oih- as e
arHs . p sreudd triumph. with that hunoiri souicr
and patriotic c,ti1eu GOV. IIafes. ~ our hr ana te
entire Republican party o. nll shar. ani olih'.ns SUP
porug him, have hl To DO oar futf rs honest voters
aud good cuzcn5 and victory u oHrs Agn schtlehcl
tnnnk YOU for this manifestation OF your apprONdI oI
the Conventions work.
Mr. Wheeler was followed b. the Hon. Hamilton Fish,
ir aud others, who spoke cuthusa,eay oi The plat
form aud ticket. In private conversation Mr.. Wheeler
has spoken freely about tine platform and the caErdss
The principles affirmed meet his approval, though he
would have been glad to see the currency resolution
more pronounced He also thought that the plank
affirming "a the pariys duty To give protection to the
southern ncsroes .hond have been more torci0e.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
SPENCER'S EXPULSION.
TIE PARTY IN ALABAMA NOW HoPEFUL-sPESCEk
TO MAKE ONE MORE FIGHT YET.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE.I

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE 1RlBuNE'I
CINCINNATI, June 1S.-The Spencer delega-
ton from Alabama disappeared from all public places
after the decision OF the Convention against them on
Thursday afternoon. When the nominations had oeeh
announced some OF them were making their way TO
the railroad by unrequented streets and II Is 10
be hoped that the country will hear no more OF them III
is understood that Senator Spencer being dissatisfied
with the action OF the Convention, Intends to make
final struggle for party recognition IN the meeting OF tne
National Committee, which is to he held in Phiiadcphia
early in July The regular organization will take care 10
have its side of the question fully represented
at that time, and ably defended than II was
in the Convention on Thursday. Alabama RepuDhcahs
speak very hopefully Of the future of their party In that
State provided Mr. Spencer and His company OF advetr
ers once more obtain control OF the regular party
machinery. As evidence Of the poverty OF material
in the Spencer clique and to show the weakness III te
State may be noned that of the eight candidates
nominated to be elected the Spencer Ticket I'VE now
hold Federal Offices notwithstanding the following pro-
vision OF the Constitution Of the United states: But no
Senator Representative person holding an once Oh
trust profit under the United States shall be appointed
an eector" The regular organization expects no ala
FROM the Spencer in the FAN campaign.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
TIE COMBINATION AGAINST BLAINE.

CAMERON AND CORNELL THE LEADERS
TO GIVE GEN. wooDFoRD THE SECOND PlACE'
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE'l
CrScryNAr1. June ls.-The combination by which
Mr. blaine was defeated and Gov. Hayes nominated
was formed between midnight and 3 o'clock friday
n,orning. Previous to that time all Efforts 10
nnite the elements of opposition 10 MN
utterly failed. At the conference at which l.
was effected there were present Messrs. Cofheh VI
NewYork and Cameron of Pennsylvania, ana some
of the leading Hayes men. The understanding WIS
that Cen Woodford should have the second place Oh
the ticket, but that was part OF the arfango-
ment that could not be carried out iho
work in Mr. Wheeler's behalf was chiefly done
hv Gen. Merritt. H. r. James, and ex-senator DICK
inson. all of whom labored very hard TO secure
for him tho first place on the ticket Although they
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
ruE WORK AT CINCINNATI.
REJOICINGS BY THE PARTY.

.r,sv,rD WITH HAYES AND wHEELFR-CAMPAISN
orSs ALL OVER THE COUNTRY - WHY MR..
n,,,Sr LOST THE NOMINATION - ACCEPTANCE
BY GOV. HAYES.
The Republicans in the principal cities of the
...ntrv received the news of the nominations at
c;ao;nnati with satisfaction. salutes were fired.
sha bslls were rung in some places, AMI iliumna-
.:ous took place The defeat of Mr.. Blaine is attrib
- 70 fears of defensive campaign and to the
Tive hostility of Secretary Cameron. which
~. roused by the attack upon him by
w. Rlaines friends in the Convention.
ThO National Committee will meet at Philadelphia,
InIy to organize for work. Senator Spencer will
sSnsvv At this meeting the fight for recognition as
-, Of his party in Alabama. The Democrats of
New-York State are now acting to secure harmony
their leaders, in order to secure the very best
,seult for the Convention at st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
STOPPING THE WHEELS OF GOVERNMENT.
TON BILLS IS FOR PURPOsE-WHAE III
PRESIDENT WILL Do IN AN EMERGENCY

TON BILLS IS FOR PURPOsE-wHAr THE
PRESIDENT WILL DO IN AN EMERGENCY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.i
WASHINGTON, June 1S.-The debate In the
House on Saturday afternoon furnished pretty clear III
dcaon that deadlock between the TWO houses upon
the Appropriation bills is certain ana tna' ot 'no
pontical pares is likely speedily to give way Mr. Kas-
son and Mr. Hurbut showed how ndefensible the posi-
tion Of the Democrats is regards these bills They
clearly proved that for demagoGcal purposes the Demo
Gratis have deliberately set to work to cripple the Gov
erpment and, while they constitute majority IN one
branch of the set at defiance the two oher
branches The President has very clearly defined his
position in the message which he sent 10 inc ouso ao
an saturday afternoon In which he notifies the Demo
ts that IL the Appropriation bills are not passed and
signed by June 80, next, the unexpended balances
made available until the Appropriation bills are passed.
the entire machinery of the Government Will be sus-
handed II will then DO impossible TO send letter. 10
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
NEW YORK, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1876.

failed to obtain for him more than three votes on
any ballot, they did work up sentiment in his Ia
vor which showed itself to the surprise OF every
body when the ballot for the Vice-Prcsidency be-
gan. The Conklng men voted for Mr. Wheeler
with great reluctance.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
TO orCANIZE AT PHILADELPHIA JULY 3.


CINCISNATI, June 1S.-The following notice
has been issued:
Roous OF TiiE RLFUBIICAS ENTToSAL COMMITTEE,
CINCINNAfi June, Il, ls.0.
To he members Of ne Republican .di.1hdi Comuuise:
Pursuant 20 a notice gwen hy Tine Pcndtnt of the Con-
veniion n me-, ting ~ the above Committee was held ~
tine Uurnctt nu,isc al 1870 ococt las evening at which
IL WI, voted 80 meet az to Contin nta Hotel, Phadel-
pha ON saturday. July Z, a o'clock y. M, for perma-
neut O ,g.uilatiou. Ia TIE mean time communications
for ia. Commit BE- addressed to the undersigned,
al Washington who viii perform any necessary duties
uu e meeting al the Conmi zee, but respectfully de-
cliues "a reelection as Secretary. ", l.. CliANDLLR'