The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-18
HAYES AND WHEELER.
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TRY nominating ticket which Will be heartily ac-
copied aud Endorsed BY the republicans and reormers
In all parts OF The country. The Convention has
ssrncd The thanks OF the American people for the
courage and devotion which II brought 10 the Sc
OF tick entitled TO the respect and confidence
u the and Tor the with which u rejected
he other. The nomination IS tho triumph OF reform,
he triumph OF popular demand for the purhcstion OF
the public service the restoration responsibility and
accountability In the administration OF the govern
mcnt Mr. Hayes all that pertains TO the great prin-
riples and policies Of reform and retrcnchment and
Integrity OF administration. As acceptable rs Mr.
Bristov, less known to the people, per-
haps, he il widely known man with
clear head, sound Judgment patriotic record.
ana above all clean hands stranger 70 the lobby AID
with entangling business Alliance with subsidy
seekers gamblers in the national credit For the
nomination OF pure, publicly and privately,
at the time ideniiied with the great re-
iormatory politics that the prevailing corruption has
made essential. the Convention VIII deserve and
receive the grateful thanks OF the country We have
no fears the result OF the election The battle WAS
practically at Cincinnati. IL is innatcriai who
may be nominated al ST. Louis The republican party
can be only defeat that threatened H.
The 7ip,es says :-..1hc nomination OF X Is Hayes
Tor President by the Cincinnati Convention surprise
10 the whole country and bitter disappointment TO
she party managers whose combinations have thus
been brought to naught" The article speaks OF him
us quiet and rather obscure Ohio gentleman who has
failed to improve his opportunities TO becone distn-
guished His candidacy Will create no such ierror
would that OF blame the magnetic partisan leader,
dom or ioy shall prevail at ST. LOUIS
The Inter Ocean, after reviewing his political lc his
great popularity IA Ohio and his standing and ability,
declares that, MIR. Blaine excepted, Governor Hayes
has US many clements OF positive leadership US any
man whose name came before the Convention His
name Is more Intimately associated with recent VIC
No could bring out The full strength OF the
party than he WILL no man the
partsans OF other candidates unto readily. He Is
Able and EXPERIENCED, to he proud oil, candi-
hate that will all the enthusiasm call out nll
ME- loyalty ot the republican masscs
The local press agrce that the nomination OF Mr..
Wheeler for tho second place tho ticket tho best
and strongest that could be made The irst
ncnt OF the nomination not received with the
most marked enthusiasm, but there Is feeling among
thinking that the nomination Will prove wisc and
that the support they vii, receive here Will be OF the
strongest Kind
The Chicago Eueasng Journal In giving q sketch OF
the life OF Mr. Hayes concludes with tho assertion that
sthc responsibilities OF the Chief Aagstracy OF the Re
public could tall upon nober safer than
Rutherford b. Hayes Tho same may be said of tho
nomination Of Mr Wheeler Tor Vice President, whose
gives decidcd strength to The ticket In this
city and vicinity where the Presidential preferences of
she republicans divided between Blame and Bris-
tow abe received with quiet satistac
his friends right in claiming that Mr. Hayes,
though nobodys frat choice, cverybody's second
choice.
The Psst aud Nail says:--"whilo tho West was dis.
appointed in the failure 70 nominate Mr.. Blaine, II
greatly prefers Mr. Hayes to any OF the other candl
dates and will give him the earnest cordial aud
unitcd support II would have given tho favore. In
spcuously Judcious and will call out tho iull indc-
pendent vote. The value OF Mr.. wheeler's name
lbc ticket cannot be ovcrcstimatcd Under two such
leaders victory is secure. -