The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-03
GOOD POINTS,

The Republicans nominated their
ticket on Friday. which will prove hang
mans day for them.
Tilden is the third successive Presden-
tial nomination from New York, and the
third time never fails.
Never mind about that letter of &C
ceptance, Mr.. Hayes. Tilden secured q
lease of the White House, yesterday, for
the next four years.
The people have called as loud as they
can for Reform. The Republicans an
swer with wink, but the Democrats an
wer with Tilden.
A stanch Republican was heard TO say
Yesterday, that he wouldn't wonder a bit
if Tilden carried Massachusetts!
The Democratic tickot is the one that
carries all the enthusiasm with it.
Qlilp says if this weather continues he
will destroy all his paper collars and
wear spurs.
A Democrat threw bis hat IN so high
The tbs, other night leh ne heard OF Iilden's
He'll get a new one in November.
No man with an N in his name has
over been defeated for President before
the people by one without the n.
Rutherford b. Hayes and William A.
Wheeler are without the n, and Uncle
Samuel TIlden and his running mate
Hendricks, both have the lucky letter.
Is the universal howl among Repub-
iicans for "a pure man" in the White
House intended AS "vindIcation" o.
Grant,
We care not for party, but in the In
tetest of the country this opens way for
escape from evils and dangers which
threaten the republic. The nomination
cannot fail to excite in every part of The
country the most hearty and hopeful en-
thusiasm. We admit no doubt of it's sue.
cess.-N J. S,m.
Cincinnati gave the nation candidate
without a purpose, on platform without
meaning St. Louis responds with can
lidate whose name is the symbol of re-
form, upon platform which mesns a
peaceful revolution in the conduct of the
l,overnment.-N. y. World.
There should be no belittling of Gov.
Tilden's strength IN New York. His
candidacy forces upon us n campaign Of
hard, earnest and systematic work.-Nep
loW Times
The Democratic National Convention
at st. Louis in nominating Samuel j
Tllden, of New York fol the presidency,
has reereated the Democratic party
Harrisburg Patriot r
Blaine is glad of 1t. Away down in
his boots, where his heart throos with
wild emotion, he wants to see Hayes con
line himself strictly TO ohio'
John Kelly has brains enough to know
that he is beaten, and the good sense to
support the ticket that will win.
When Grant heard of il he ordered up
more cigars and fresh bottle. and asked
BsbcocE what it all meant.
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Albany argus Dem. The action OF
the Democratic National Convention will
Inspire the country WIN new hope, and
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Boston Herald, (Ind) The National
Convention Of the Democratic party put
their bes, foot foremost and wisely nomi-
mated the strongest and, at the same
time, the most available man as their
csndidste for the Presidential office.
Boston Globe, Ind.l The nomination
is thousand times better than any
compromise would have been, and makes
Us regret more than ever that Che Re-
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