The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-19

satisfaction, and the republicans organized
an impromptu ratification meeting, oppo.
site the Bret Harte house. Addresses were
delivered by J. w. Hines and l.. w. Ian
sing. Green's band furnished the music,
and the six FOUNDER on "Blind Mans hill,
reused the centennial spirit, and the eagle
screamed for Hayes and Wheeler.
GUNS.
ALBANY, June 10.
The republican general committee of
Albany Friday evening caused salute OF
100 guns to be fired in honor of the nomi-
nees of the national republican convention.
CINCINNATI FULL OF EXCITEMENT.
CINoINNATi, June IS.
Congratulations from all parts of the
continue to come to members of the late
convention over the nomination of Hayes
and Wheeler. The Gazette Saturday
morning says the convention has nomin-
ated candidate of the highest character,
spotless integrity and fine culture aud ab,l-
ity, who is worthy the confidence of the
country, and will elevate the character of
the administration. With Hayes as prosi-
dent and Bristow at the head Of the treas
uIy department, with firm aud honest
president, and fearless, honest aud gen.
uine secretary, thieves will find no abiding
place outside Of the penitentiary
A LITTLE EXAGGERATED.
New YORK, June IS
The Cincinnati convention, as described
by the special correspondents, was con-
tinued scene OF uproar and confusion, in
the midst Of which it was almost lmpossi-
BILE for reporters to make q connected
sketch Of the proceedings. President Nc
Pherson left the CHAIR 10 otherd ut times 10
consult with the Pennsylvania delegation,
and sometimes nothing could be done to re-
store order and the president vacated his
seat entirely until the paroxysm had spent
itself. The excitement eliminated on the
announcement Of the seventh ballot. The
convention was brought to order through
sheer exhaustion.
coNKLING THANKS HIS FRIENDS.
CINCINNATI, June IS.
The following dispatch was received
from Senator Conkling;
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 16.
Alonzo B. Cornell, Grand Hotel, Cincin-
matt: have just heard of the nomination
e 4 . ,,1 ,g,l ,.,i.
/ wish | could make you and all other
friends know how deeply grateful l am for
the efforts in my behalf.
(Signed) RosCos CoNKLING.
ONE HUNDRED GUNS.
AUBURN, N. y, June Is.
One hundred guns were fired in this city
by the Hayes and Wheeler club, over the
Cincinnati nomination.
RAG MONEY DEMOCRAT on HAYES
CINCINNATI, juno IS.
The Enquirer says: "In the nomination
of Hayes the reform spirit in the republi-
can party was vauquished. He was nom-
mated by the opponents of reform. What
has the country to expect from deh wa
| ter candidate so nominated? He is the re.
preventative of religious bgoiry, owing hi.
election to the governorship to that mar
| rowness."
COMMENTS ON THE NoMINATIoNs..
A Washington special says that Presi
| dent Grant remarked of the nominations
| that Hayes was a strong candidate anC
| Wheeler will add strength to the ticket
| He telegraphs congratulations to Hayes.
Gen. Sherman said Hayes is one of tho
most straightforward, upright men thai
ever lived.
Senator Morton said the nomination:
were excellent, snd the success of til,
ticket assured.
Senator Conkling said the ticket was al
excellent one. 81 know Gov. Hayes per
sonally. have the highest admiration fo
his qualifications as a gentleman and
statesman. He is the hardest of hare
money men, and his ability is unques
toned"
In giving his opinion Of the ticket Sec
rotary Bristow was, If possible, even NOR,
enthusiastic than Senator ConSling. HI
eulogized Hayes and said that he ,ele
graphed two days ago 20 Senator Harlan t.
transfer his (Bristow's) delegates 20 IIaye
as soon as he deemed it expedent Tbt
platform, he thought, was excellent, al
though in his opinion the hard none,
platform was not quite so hard as it nigh
have been.
CALIFORNIA,
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