The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-07-06


TIE NOMINATION OF TrLDEN AND hen De-
npIcES THE Richmond correspondent OF
the New York Herald reports that in an
swer to the question ";What is your opln.
ION "a to the St. Louis nominations?" he
got the following replies from people ID
IIt's good ticket. / wanted Hancock,
the man that had known in the army ioT
ten wears. but failing to get him am now
heart and soul for Tilden and: Hendricks.
Harry Heth, en- Confederate General Demo
craft. ....f,.... ,...,u,..,,.o
been made. 1t is good, and II necessary
will yacate the mayoralty and 60 to WORK
anywhere for it with all the backbone I've
col. p William G. Darlington (De'ra.),
fauor-eEect of Richmond.
"a most powerful ticket. Both the noml-
nees, as contrasted with the Republican
nominees. are their superiors in statesman
shin. and in everything that goes to make
men GREAT. 1t will be- the hottest canvass
that has ever been made in the United
States. "a. N. Kelley (Dsm.h Mayor o,
at is the strongest ticket that could be
nut out.n-W. T. Taylor (Den.l auditor
Public accounts.
"a ticket that will be stronger than that
Of TYLER too and Tppecanoe. ID. Bet
Bigger (Dena.), Clerk of Virginia House OF
Delegates. ;,
"The best ticket the Democrats could
have nominated ."--J. An6Ler- Smith, en-
Republican Member of Congress-.
1.-THE ticket meets every requirement. OF
the occasion, and should be elected II there
Is centennial patriotism leftin the American
people."--R. NJ L: aHNnter (Dem.), state
Treasurer. r. ~. :,
ri like it first-ratc. It's bound to win. y
w. II. Rufner. (De1a.), superintendent o.
Public Instruction. .-s....-,,
eThe best they could have nominated, to
save their lives. II we can't win with them
we can't win Mt all."-Reu. i. y. LQterty
editor Christian ADVOCATE. =.
az shall 90 for Uncle Sammy with all tho
vim that's In me."- George ". Ba5by DEMO-
State Librarian. -.
: CA very strong ticket."-J.. L.: Kempe'
(Dem.), Governor of Virginia. :
81 was for Hancock, but as Tilden has
shown up to be the strongest man, in fact
stronger than all OF the others combined, !
am now for Tilden and Hendricks. ~.
he Donald Democrat, Secretary Of State.
offs the biggest thing out. r. r. Wal
lcer (DenlocraD,. Superintendent OF Pubic
Printing! !"o=sE. ss.t :
cit will bring ont the full strength Of the
Republican Colonel j. r.. Pophan'
"Hayes and Wheeler will beat it easily.
Won't they ?''-Lizzie Pan Leao (Repubit.
CAM, Postmaster, Richmond. -: -.
< "TiIden, Hendricks; and Reform is tue
slogan from St. Louis. The country has
caught the cry, and tits echoing through the
land like the voice of victory in advance"
Muior BaLcer p. Lee (DemocrGD.!
DIT is easier beat than any other ticket
that could have been named."-S. L. An
able (Repatblicon), Pension agent for Var'
ginia. :,
ticket they could have nominated. "-Wt
hams G. Wickham (Republican), Receiver
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
"The strongest sort Of ticket, though ]
would have preferred Thurman as the Vice
President, because think he would have
more distinctly represented the platform
than Hendricks. Pm in for the ticket.
J,tdge Robert Ould (DemocraD.
ri like it."-Samuel Boykin (DemOcrdf),
Superintendent Public Buildings.
"The very best that could be raked up,
and, what's more, think it's going to be
elected. "-A. p. Bennett (DemocraD, Rich
n,ond IVhig.
l could give the opinions OF many more,
but these are sufficiently expressive of the
sentiment OF both parties in regard to the
st. Louis nominations. II there is anything
to be added, it is that there never has been
such confidence in the success OF ticket
manifested as the Democrats have to-day in
Tildcn and Hendricks. The same can hard.
~ he said Of the Republicans here in regard
to HAYES and Wheeler.