, 1876-07-03
POPULAR SENTIMENT.
FOR HAYES.

Mr, F. c. Sessions, President Of the CONNER
clal Eank at Columbus, O., writes OF Cav.
Hayes: ~ hare known him since 1872, when
he was young iaTyer, here, and I came !,rra
from Springfield, Mass, to commence business
Tor myself. lie is symmetrical man, wall .e-
a man Of great decision Of character, aud most
excellent executive ability, good Judge Of tucn,
always seems to select tae best men 10 ill lis
appointments, and radically honest"
The Knoxville Chronicle says: eFrank T.
Reid, brilliant young lawyer Of Nashville, was
SIDE during the War, but now being unwilling to
follow.in the wake Of q few old fossils who con-
troll the policy OF Tennessee Democracy, ho
comes ont boldly and announces that he will
sentative Of large class Of the best men in tho
State who have made up their minds to slu:~
lar course, but who have been awaiting an op-
portunity to publicly announce it-''
Senator Sharon is enthusiastic over the Cincin-
natl ticket. He said to reporter OF thc San
best that could possibly have been tnadc-5cttcr
than that Of Conlsling, Bristow, or Blaine would
have been not only favored Hayes in prefer
cnce to Ill others, but stated. on being inter-
that Hayes was the best man, and that thought
lie should be nominated Is the strongest man
and one who would lead the party to victory.
On Hayes the whole strength Of the Republican
Psess &ess. S'n Dc 'n''e0'0'''' Sou'D' A4S'' '''1
Hon. John Fehrenbatch, OF Cleveland, Ohio,wh
has been President Of the Worlingmen's Inter-
national Union, President Of the Machinists' and
Backsniths' Union, OF North America, and
lSads1 in ohss o. as
the attitude Of Gov. K B. Hayes In relation to
the interest OF the laboring masses, can most
chcerfully answer. am personally acquainted
with the Governor, and, as IN advocate OF the
rights Of my fellow workingmen, can heartily
indorse him as the real friend Of all who earn
their bread by honest industry. I have dedicated
the best portion Of my life to the advancement
Of the interests Of my fellow toilers, and were
so situated that could take The TIE eld duIs Inc
cast nv influence In the balance Tor GOV. R. B.
Hayes"
IF" DEMOCRATIC ANTI-TnDEy.
With Tilden it will be very difficult to carry
New York" SunSet" Coz
We will see Tilden in hell before we Will sup
The Democrats Of Indiana cannot be bought
to support Tilden.-Joa1. E. Net, Indiana Se1et
tary Of Stah
lam opposed to Tllden. Another candidate
will be much more likely to carry New York.
| Fernando Wood
! believe him least likely Of any ono Of tM
candidates named to carry New York--Ez'''fdF
| George +. Consfosk-
| am opposing Tlden because have eyer1
reason to belieEe that ne cannot caf1y Ne"
| York.-De1Fat c. Littk5oh1-
| ANY good Democrat can carry Brooklyn BY
L, ,OW majority. Tilden will lose it by 5000
Dtn.as Barnes, Editor dTDus.
Gov; ;Tilden cannot command the support o1
the united Democracy Of his own State, and
| Gov Seymour can.-SyTacssse Courier.
/ lfnomiuatcl, think Tildcn cannot carry
! New York. With the disposition that exists,
| It duesn't seem possible.-E. r. Kos, 5tdts
/! Treasurer.
| Ti,dcn's nomination will certainly impair the
changes OF Democratic victory in New York
and will, in Ill probability, insure the party's ae'
feat.-I r: L. .prseyn, Chancellor.
| Tn the Counties Of Schuyler, Steubcn, Che
uiuue, Tomp|ins, Yates, Ontario, and Lirlng
ston nearly al the prominent, active Democrat
! arc opposed to this nomination. !. -ud-
gee.
The Tildcn men admit that with Ti1dcn, wo
must lose Ohio and Indiana From their own
| gain nothing. West Virginia is 2 unit against
Tilden.-Coz- II. S. Harmon, Of Uest Virginia.
| If Tilden is nominated, the greenback men
! will organize and nominate q candidate on
| greenback platform in less than thirty days.
| The Kansas Democrats will utterly refuse to
support Tuden.-cot~ Eaton, Of Mc haAsas ae'e'
| tio,1.
The reason Of cur opposition to Tilden is sole
II because be Is no longer popular in New York,
! anil cannot carry the State against Hayes liext
November. The New York people are tired OF
Tilden Tllden can't win in New York
| Auqustus ScheA
! The reference seemc to INC inevitable, that not
being able to command tue cordial support Of
| his own party OF to gain strength from any otE-
| er sources, he will not b. able to carry tn's
| State. and that his nomination would endanger
the whole ticket.-Erastns Corning ..
You gentlemen ont here have no idea how
the ncoilc OF New York County feel IN FcgaFa
to Gov. Tildcn- They know that ne nas u pect1
nos,jnated 1sS i1 We vii lose the State Of New York
& eZ,y' s'''" n'''F'''-A~ ''"'' '''~>'' N
think ne cannot carry New YORK lnoeo
vh,, ri::ifn t'.t he is ,lnassailable 10 not kno"
him. or If they do. then they are quite as US
honest he IS He has beer ;tS e ,Ss New
has been afflicted FOR = long term OF year,, ana
ont Of them he has not come with clean hands.
-Anguss 6t'H'o'n'
IT. would be In my Judgment hazardous T.
! nou,ina,c man at st. Louis opposed oy suen
men in the Democrats party as Gurnlns, rarker,
State OF that character who arc opposed to Mt
T;1dcn We want the help Of all Democrats IT,
carrv the State It will be suicidal TO isnord
this fact.-Ge7,- Slocun.
The Democratic party should not nominate
Tlldcn, for it cannot possibly elect NM II
in the West with Tllcn with his record On ~ fhu
financial question. II Indiana and Ohio 60 Re
publican il1 October, the country will 60 kepun,.
fican in November. It Is all nonsense to ta'E
| about losing OHIO aud Indiana in October and
eiecting Democratic President afteE'"ard---
| Etru Sam Earn.