National Republican., 1878-06-10
Hurrnh for Grant!

TIE Poyi las predicted Grants nomination for
weeks past and It VIII he true. The Potter bu,i-
ncs. VIII help him om.-!Wsb0'g IO'
OSE man like Grant IN the White House + better,
cheaper G;d stronger defense for the country Than
7alrri men IA the uuuy.-Nu ion CIotrN) Rcl'iStCr
IT. the Democrats make the nomination Of Gen.
erh IraHI n .lilary necessity, there Will he no
trouble ~ Ut his C.cCtinn.-DuriyH lOhiDJ JOjTUui
WHAT irGuucIal GIOut should, after OIL Lc-thut
is t. say, what if the Democracy persist IN making
Il Necessary for Republicans to ClCCt-in other
wurds, suppose nobody VIII answer in 1850 but
Grant. -IlH'OH JOarmI.
SENATuH IIIIL doesn't think General Grant Is to
De retired: he !. not Of the retiring kind and lac Is
iour years. -C2iH'yH (NL.) .idrOcutr.
GHANT, the hero Of the rebellion, Contcmp!ates
visiting Europe to his entire satisfaction during his
present recess from Presidential cares un his re.
turn and reelection To the Presidency Visits to for,
C lands for the spAcc of four years Will be Ugt OF
the qucstinn.-Flg,HC tNY,) MwS.
In regard to GruuR Well, ! do not exactly
Know but il looks very much 10 me Ns though he
was the coming man. When two pnliticNl parties
begin squnhhng as at present, third party is
now a. ii tic Republican, may become 30 dcs-
pcrate ~ 10 send for HIM to come Lack.-thGilc.
FruHcis Ad,m' IN Boston GiOJc.
IT need hardly lie stated that General Gnnt Is
still the most popular man IN his party. This is so
obvious thUt u comparison Of himwth other promi-
ncnt Republicans Is suPertuous, aud II there be
those who doubt the ECluinCncss Of the Kepubli.
can sentiment In TcglTd to him they will soon be
cnlightCd on the subject when he returns home
In fact, no Republican politician can hope to com
pete with the personal popularity Of Grant
Bufd'O CDHlu,i CiIi.
THAT General Grant will be the nominee OF the
next National Republican Convention for the Pres.
idcncy Is not duiblcd In Washington. Strange Us
It may seem, he is tho man whom nearly all Re.
publicRns look To Rs their political Moses. II Is as
serted ON good authority that the CGincruns ChOnd-
lCrs and their associates will subscribe 81 OOOU Il
necessary 10 secure the nomination Of General
Grant for the Presidency. lie Is not avcrso to be-
ing the nominee, aud we may confidently expect
10 see him holding up the banner Of his party In
lSSJ.-ACW York star (DcHD
Is every way the road to new Democratic re-
bCllOn has been cleared Of all mpedimcnts aud
distractions. They have pursued the same tactics
US In 1860, when they laid the Union, bound and
helpless, ut the feet and mercy Of triumphant
rebellion. Bat the same sublime aud umCOn-
queubC spirit that then rose equal 10 the occasion
viii now confront and defeat them, And the one
man Of pre- eminent and illustrOus fitness for lead
crship IN this mission is Ulysses s. Grant "he
grave perils Of the time the rGactiOnary and reVo-
lutiOnaTy tendencies OF the Democratic party, and
the growing and ovcrbcaring nsOlence Of the fire.
cater and the dOughfacc, oil demand that General
Grant shall be brought 10 the front rs our Prc'dcn'
tiul leader in the contest Of 1880 We nominate
him as the Republican leader in the impending
struggle TicHtOH (N ~ GLSeHe.