The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-30

uatlon and Will support MN. II is con-
ceded that ,.he will poll the, party's
''EfRs.di eTRss APPEAL which ia. supperl hin,
throughout is jubilant. ~ ssS 4
The Avalanche and Independent and the
anti. .Tilden papers regards his nomina.
tions as a triumph Of the money power OF
the east over thewest and south.
WHAT HENDRICKS DID.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 29.-Gov. Hen
bricks having positively declined to be a
candidate for Vice President "a repeated
in kilograms to his friends last night, he
will not consider the subject OF the ac-
ceptation OF the nomination as made to-
day, until the return OF the Indiana dele.
cation from the convention.
THE CANDIDATE AND THE PLATFORM.
New YoRK, June 29.-The Erenig
Post speaking Of the st. Louis candidate
and platform says;
,aTRe vital plank for the present il. q &
nah6ih plank, land III the Democratic
platform it Is poor stock indeed. We
have directed attention 10 the Republican
weakness in this respect, but II the Gin.
cinnah Convention DID not take deter
mined step in advance, at least it took no
step backward, this the St. Louis Con-
yention has done. Such hard money
man as Tilden must feel rather mortified
that he is compelled to stand upon such
soft piece OF timber. In giving the can.
didate to the East and in not giving the
West the platform without qualification,
1t looks very much as II Ohio and the end
were irretrievable lost in the act.
HARD MONEY FAVOR.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-The nom,
ination Of Tilden was well'receiyed here
mainly on account d his hard money
proclivities. A hundred guns were fred
last night, and ratification meeting will
be held in few days. The anti.Chinese
platform gives entire satisfaction, and
prominent Democrats assert that they
can carry the State on that issue.
~ ANEW ERA IN POLITICS.
LOUISVILLE, June 2o.-In alluding to
the 81. Louis nomination the Courier
Jonrnal says that the nomination OF Gov.
Tilden marks a new era in American
politics. It is the effect Of the exerlion
OF positive force. not merely the reault;of
the concessions Of powerful rivals who
would not yield to each ethS, and 80 let
the nomination drop TO lower plane OF
ability and prominence in order to mutu-
ally share each others feelings. The
nominee is the representative Of positive,
not negative, merits, and the campaign
thus inaugurated will be one Of organized
ideas and not one OF heterogeneous ele-
ments combined Tor the selfish purpose
Of securing TO themselves the public
spoils. The issue presented TO the coun.
try on which the campaign will be
conducted is the sharply defined issue Of
administrative reform, the importance
Of which is conceded even by those Sc.
cretly opposed to IL and the urgency Of
which no man can deny without doing
violence TO his conscience.
;The Commercial (Republican) says:
"Whilst his nomination means simply
that the members OF the Convention had
| impressed on them the idea that their
party had o better chance OF success by
taking up the cry Of reform than in any
other way, the nomination is the res1t
Of judicious organization and hard wotR.n
The Leader (Democratic) says: ave
are proud Of our candidate. He is every
inch man and every inch a statesman
and every man in the country whose cry
fof reform Is not hollow sham should
rally to his support"
The news Of the nomination of Hen.
bricks has produced great enthusiasm,
and, coupled with that felt for Hidden
in Kentucky, is like the feeling mani
tested by Kentuckians in ante.bellum
11ti; GIrvEnAsp, o, Jsns 20. Tho Rspub.
lican Congressional Convention 'of the
Goth district to-day nominated Amos
Townsendas candidate for Congress by
reclamation.