The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
General Rejo c'ngs.
IN NEW YORK.

NEW DIRK, June III.
The hotels and public squares are crowd
ed this evening with knots of go,sippers on
the Cincinnati nominations and various
opinions are expressed based on personal
or political predictions of the individual
Interviews with .everal prominent reform
club republicans show their satisfaction
with the nominees of the convention.
There ia general rejoicing throughout the
state and Union on the Cincinnati nomiua
lions. Guus were fired in houor of the
event at Albany, Oswego, Seneca Falls.
Lockport and Corning; at Trenton and
Burlington, N. j.; and al Worcester, Mass.
flag was raised incribed "Hayes and
Wheeler"
HARTRANFT's CONGRATULATIONS.
HARRISBURG, June 16.
On the reception of the news sunounc-
ing the nomination of tlayes'the following
dispatch was sent
HARRISBURG, June 10
Gen. X. b. Hayes, Columbus IL most
siucereiy cousro,~loto you oa your months
alton. Pennsylvania will surely give you
her vote in November.
j. + HARrRANFr.
AT CINCINNATI
CINoISSATI, June rs.
A grand ratification meeting WAS held
tonight at Pixies opera house. The large
hall was filed to its utmost capacity and
the greatest enthusiasm prevailed. John
Carlisle presided. Gen. Hawley was the
first speaker and after referring in compl;-
mentary terms to the various candidates
put in nomination lie said Hayes and
Wheeler would carry the day for the re-
publican party, aud that there was now no
excuse for the liberal republicans not
again joining the fold.
Addresses were also made by Pomeroy, of
New York, Gov. Noyos, Mr.. Branscombe,
of Missouri, J. p. Schenok, of lniiana,
VIM. Orion, of New York. Iiicbard
Smith, of the Gazette, and Cav. Howard,
OF Michigan. The critical character of
the contest on each ballot is now fully re-
allied, especially pending the taking OF the
fifth, sixth and seventh ballots. The
friends of both Blaine aud Bristow had
adhered with great pertinacity, and any
considerable changes from other candi-
dates to either was sure to turn the SCALE
The feeling had become so intense that
compromise was agreed by many rs essen
tial to the harmony il not existence of the
party. To effect this result the energies
OF ex.Gov. Noyes, chairman Of the Ohio
delegation were bent Michigan led off
with a solid vote for Hayes. This was
greeted with tremendous applause There
were other changes in the came direction,
but 1t was not until the seventh ballot that
Kentucky, Indiana, New York and Mass
achusetts reached an understanding and
withdrew their favorite candidates in favor
of peace and harmony. Even then il Penn
sylvania could have been controlled for
Blaine the issue might have been different.
A meeting of the Kentucky delegates was
held 10 ratification of the nominations.
IN BOSTON.
BosToN, June 1G.
The streets were throngeu this afternoon
| about newspaper and telegraph Offices az
the successive ballots were received. In
tense interest was evinced to learn the final
| result. When the nomination was an-
| nounced the main sentiment appeared sur
prised. No demonstrations We're made.
AT COLUMBUS.
Columbus, O, June 16.
Hundreds Of congralulatory telesrams
have been received by Governor Hayes to-
night. At nine o'clock several persons
called upon and serensded the governor,
who excused himself from making speech
and returned thanks in few words. The
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