Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-18

manship. TO reform or to party tradi-
tions. 1t took him as the only hope Of
averting the triumph of q great corrup-
zionist with whom the party would have
been whirled to the ruin which awaits it
in any event.
The World SAYS the nomination of
Hayes is collapse. not a compromise,
and describes him as a colorless candi-
date on platform Of platitudes who
shoulders all the administration sins.
The writer grants Hayes respectable
abilities and good private character, but
says he lacks Lincoln's genius and versa
tility.
The Times compares Hayes nomiua-
ton with that OF Lincoln. 1t declares
that history does repeat itself after all.
The struggle has been bitter and Q
triumph won in spite of the glamour
which great, though furnished name.
had thrown over men OF simple mind
and honest impulses. Hayes is a man
of plain, unobtrusive manner, unim-
peaehable honesty, keen intelligence,
robust common sense. Wheeler is q
man whose clear headed and far-seeing
craftsmanship is worthy OF tho noblest
era of our history and the highest stand
ard of our public life. These two names
are amply sufficient guarantees that the
party has shaken off the influences which
threatened to paralyze it and will COM
msnd the approval of the independents
and liberals. With two such nominees
the Republican party can listen to no
such word as fail.
Blaine gave another example OF his
msnliness and warmth of heart by frank
" pledging bis support.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE number
Of admissions to the Centennial on
Thursday was A. 100.
New YORK, June ia telegram from
Constantinople reports that the assassin
after gaining admission to the Council
Chamber, locked the door and fred at
Aoni Pashs. The lamp was broken and
only q candle was left burning in the
room. The assassin then threw him.
self on Aoni and plunged cutlass into
his body. He next fred at the Minister
of Marine and finally at Raschid Pasha
The police overpowered and captured
him as he was attempting to kill Midba'
Pasha. After he was seized he said hs
was sorry that he had failed to kill Mid.
hat. The Minister Of Marine will prob
ably recover. The two murdered Minis.
ters were buried during the day.
The Porte has decided to complain O.
Austria for continuing TO allow insurgen
volunteers to cross her frontier into Tur
key.
The sentence of the court martial q
Salonica condemning the government o
that city is one years suspension from
Office, and their Turkish officers to Al
days imprisonment, has been set asid
as insufficient on the representations o
France and Germany. The parties vii
be tried again at Constantinople for lao
of energy and foresight.
WASHINGTON, June l7.-As soon O
New York's vote on the seventh ballo
was reported Blaine sat down and wrot
his congratulatory dispatch, to Hayes, an
it was on the wires to Columbus befor
the footings OF the ballot were receives
in Washington. Immediately after th
formal announcement Blaine rode on
with his eldest son, and was receive
with loud cheers wherever the crowd
were assembled on the streets. Blain
received dispatches throughout the da
in his library in company with som
dozen friends. whom he continually al
sured that Hays would be ultimatel
nominated. He was fully inpresse
with the probability of successful con
binatton against him, and except durin
the twenty minutes following the sixt
: ballot, didn't expect the nomination
He as altogether the coolest and leai
excited of the company. During Ii
evening his residence was crowded wit
callers, whom Blaine received wit
cheerfulness, exhibiting no trace wha
ever of disappointment,