The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25

Parker, Of New Jersey, are pressing his quite
strongly upon the consideration OF the democratic
party as candidate for the ST Louis nomination
Parker Is not much known, but Is tip-top man.
locally, So, too Governor Ingcrsoll of Connecticut
Indeed OF the two. we should say the latter would
make the best President"
Boston Herald:-'The democratic House should
stand firm economy. The retrenchment it proposes
reasonable will impair the efficiency the
government"
Detroit Free Fress:-ssThere never was any really
good foundation for the twothrds rule and It's adop
ton at first In direct anagonism the principle
of majority which OF the cardinal doctrines Of
the democracy. II it has achieved any dignity a
precedent IL should be robbed thereof at the first
opportunity"
Chicago Tribune:-'Perceiving the necessity for
carrying Ohio and Indiana In October Messrs Sche and
Kelly entertain preference for Hendricks and they
do not attempt to conceal their purpose to leave
stone unturned and no argument unused to convince
the St Louis Convention that the nomination OF Tden
would be genuine disaster to the party New York.
Anybody to beat Tden Is their motto, be the same
Judge Davis, General Hancock Joel Parker, Senator
Bayard or whomsoever they to accomplish tho
desired object"
Illinois State Register 1.-THE twothrds rule Is liter
ally Of the relics Of barbaric political machinery
which should DO abolished II originally adopted
TO sectional purposes and its result during all
the years Of its existence has been for evil with but
few exceptions Let It be abolished
Mohawk Valley On. W Democrat--s'what tile coun-
try needs who has dealt vigorous blows On
the side Of right; who has not been afraid to
grapple with thieves; who has broad. compre-
hensvc, statesmanlke views to lit from tho Slough
OF Despond That not Rutherford b. Hayes
he selected by Morton, ConKling and Cameron
for that purpose"
Richmond Wal Enquirsr:--"G General Hancock grows
In favor throughout the country There is stain
upon his escutchcon The North and the South would
support him with equal enthusiasm. He would run
better than anybody else in New York. and only
candidate among the democrats who would stand a
ghost Of q chance in Pennsylvania His nomination
would be emphatic declaration in favor OF rctrencn
ment reconciliation and reform"
Ncwburg IN. W Journal:-"The democratic papers
| havo begun their campaign SANDERS early. They
charge that both Hayes and Wheeler are salary grab
| bcrs' Governor Hayes in the Congress which
| passed the salary grab; Mr. Wheeler was in it. but
voted against the grab refused to take his extra
pay"
Cleveland Plaindealer:-s'Thc friends OF Governor
Parker. OF New Jersey making bold push for his
nomination for tho Presidency. Two of tho delegates
from that State in the city yesterday, and
enthusiastic their praise for Parker declare they
Will STICK 10 him until The very last
| Louisville CouricrJournai:-eIt is gratifying to
know last days OF President Grants term OF
power he giving his attention to the principles and
| consultations Of religion
| Memphis Appeai:-"Ir Governor Tlden is nominated
Il will be solely the conviction OF the wisdom
such nomination has been rooted in the minds the
democracy Of the Republic. New York be carried
by either party to succeed and must be carried by
the democratic party to tho country from fur
Their continuance Of corrupt aud oppressive repub-
| lican rule'
| Kcnton tohio) Democrat:-"Hayes stands on q plat
form which ndorses administration that compeis
tho only honest man in tho Cabinet, Bristow, to
resign"
Sandusky (Ohio) Journai;-slf Tilden Is nominated
at ST. Louis the German OF the country will be
| almost a unit for him. Tho reason 10 because the
Germans like an outspoken man and man OF positive
convictions when he the side Of right honest
/ government Samuel j. Tden that sort OF man,
| and Hayes Is the reverse
| Philadelphia Tsmes:-srhe boys who cherish great
expectations Of the future win do we'll for
the Cameron bull with tho hay on his horns"
Philadelphia Enquirer THE strong Tiiden,
DAVIS and Parker and Parker Is looming up strongly
as the Grcat Unknown" OF St. LOUIS He outside OF
all cqu,s Of ialr ability and large popularity
| Philadelphia Hem:--"lf the democrats in Congress
investigation, and had that time begun do
good legislative work, they would have had record
they could stand upon. and would have presented TO-
| day somewhat formidable opposition"
| 81 Louis Times:--"rhurow Weed says OF Mr..
Wheeler the radical candidate for Vice President that
shc has been in Congress twelve years and
| . mistake There Is small army Of scamboatmen
up and down the Western rivers who entertain very
different opinion OF Mr. wheeer's unerring saoacty."
| Albany Argus :-"In whatever light look at Il,
therefore, the nomination OF Governor Tilden secn
to be but the natural and mature expression OF
| democratic sentiment"
Chicago Trltsss-"Anv other candidates than TiIden
and Hendricks will be equivalent to surrender Of the
election TO Hayes and Wheeler. Whichever way tho
democrats may arrange their ticket the outlook for
the election Of Hayes and Wheeler Is not only proms
ing but excludes the possibility Of defeat"
Chicago Times:--'sIt is something In Hayes favor
that he knows whichlsIds his bread busersd He