The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-23
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY.

WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY.
whitehall tN.Y.) Times:-"Republicanism Is synonym
Gus with corruption, and the country Is not only ripe
for revolution in the conduct Of affairs OF tho nation
but good OF every party devouty pray that from
st. Louis next week will come the glad tdings that
candidates have been given the American people who
Will prove themselves saviors Of the Republic"
Utica ~. W Obserrcr-"It is conceded MI sides
that Mr. Hayes Is an exceedingly nice sort OF man.
Ben. Butler certihes his honesty and Schuyler Col
lax 10 his picty But II he waits for Utica enthuzc
him into the White House he will DO tho senior OF
Mcthuscah by several before he gets there
Bloomington Qil) Tdntdardph.-ssrhe star OF Judge
DAVIS candidacy Is the ascendant aud If the demo-
Gratis of tho nation confer Bloomington the honor
OF choosing their leading man from among them We
have no serious objection. y
St Paul DtspatcA Tho nomination OF Mr.. Hayes
was compulsory one and IN sense, the deliberate
action Of the Convention Ho forced upon tho
party by Grant aud his adhcrents They afraid
TO trust the Convention y
Richmond tva) Wing I'VE are somewhat OF tho
opinion Of that distinguished but rather immoral
divine who declared IL a shame tho devil should
have the hes, part OF the good we'll all the bad
music, when consider that while the republican
party at tho North has all the bad mon It has many
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in tho service Of G d and the country II they
only adopted and naturnlized. Now, there Hayes
and Brsow; what right have they to be IN that party?
And yet compelled to judge them by the
papy they keep"
Boston Globe They say that the way John Logan
talked to those i've impencnt Brstow delegates from
Illinois enough TO mako his PASTORS hair stand
end"
Chicago Tribune;-s'There = number ofdemocratic
politicians and about Washington City who have
begun talk about General Hancock their candidate
for President OF all the namod he is OF the least
consequence. He is q chronic ofice.sceker."
Chicago Inter- Ocean:-'Mr Carlyle says The httess
govern tho unw,llinecst unlcss constraincd
aud IL tn be true Mr. Hayes ought 10 be very ht
man indeed for the ONCE to which no mas been nom
mated"
Louisville Courier Jotrnai:-"Hayes is rich. Last
year his uncle Lands Burchard, left him fortune OF
$780, 600 II he gets into tho White House. he can
manage to live on SIS, 900 per aDnum"
Galveston (Texas) NeTs:-"Were we to speak simply
democratic partsans seeking party in itself
the supreme object OF political DESIRE would deplore
tho nomination OF Governor Rutherford b. Hays MS
about the best and strongest which the republican party
could have made"
Baltimore Ga.efte:-"Hayss may have good enough
military record, but be can't play old soldier tho
American people,"
Albany Erening Jorrncl:-"The democrats ask who
Is Hayess' We refor them to Thurman, Pendeton
and Allen"
Chicago Tribu,se.-"we shall hear good deal during
the campaign about ,Mr Hayes obscurity. We dom.
know there anything the spirit Of our govern
ment which Is opposed TO the notion Of taking up a
private citizen and making him President, though
no had never held Office figured In any way in
politics."
Mary Clcmmer Ames, in tho Cincinnati Conmercios:-
.when Roscoe ConklinR entered Senate 70 day he
passed down the aisle Mortons seat and extended
his hand. They then laughed and commseratcd each
other their mutual defeat II will DO very effect
ua salve Roscoe's wound 10 know that II Is Mr..
Blaine who has beaten him. No man .rucr
10 his party than Roscoe Conkling but II any test OF
his devotion could have been harder than that naughty
nature could have borne IL would have been when he
had take of his elegant crash hat and say, Mr.
President to the saucy Jimmy BAine. who once
called him turkey gobblcr -
Cincinnati Commercial THE delegates to the Demo-
cratic National Convention Gathering At ST. LOUIS
and by Sunday tho excitement will DO high was
Cincinnati three days before the assembling OF tho
Republican Convention. There greater IN.
certainty and confusion as to the Presidential cand
date than felt here for Blaine, ConkIing Morton
and Brstow had the delegations down . tolcrably
fine point and could say with approach to accuracy
about the strength they would have the nrst ballot
Cincinnati Gasete:-"It does not mako much differ.
ence now who the democrats nominate At 81 Louis.
Tlldcn could not carry New York; Thurman Allen
could carry Ohio; Hendricks could not carry In
DANA Hancock any OF tho Northern States against
Hayes. Tho Centennial year is good one for such
man Hayes to stand before the people,
Cincinnati Inquirer: Hancock could carry Ohio
against Hayes, but It is very certain that Thurman
couldn't In Kicking out nan TO beat Hayes in OHIO
the st. Louis Convention should pru
dencc The eyes OF the country slowly turning TO
ward Banning. He seems to be the only man who can
beat Hayes He has ino military record and asks
no favors OF Hayes when IL comes to solid statesman
ship
Albany Argus:-"Hayes and Wheeler are both salary
grabbers-tho formar under the act passed when no
was In Congress and the latter under infamous
measure. "