The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-10
SALT LAKE CITY, THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 10, 1880

who sat upon the electoral tribunal an
cheated Samuel J. Tilden out of the Off
TO which The people cleo ed him. The sioI
VIII be complete when be has paid Il
debt, and Justice demands that the del
oe Ial1 IN person, man to man, and
case party t. the proceeding is wsnte
At the end, who was present in the be
ginning, there Is near neighbor Of Nj
Garfield, who also sat upon the commit
tee, In Payne, Of Cleveland, whose IN
avoldable absence in Mr.. Herdric 5, as
sures Indiana.
Rochester, N Y, She news O
Garfsld's nomination was received with
crest enthusiasm. One hundred gun
were fired.
Baltimore, s The nominate of Gar
field and Arthur gave entire salts actor
to republicans of this city. Tonight ,
salute of 100 guns was fired in ceieb-a
bration of the result If the Chicago con.
venlion.
New York, S.-The San, viii mock
sublimitv, says i thaaks Col for the de-
feat Of Grant, ard then repeats its stale
char es of the Credit Nobilier ard
De GOlyer pavement frau Is against Ca
field.
The nomination of Gen. Garfield is re-
csived with enthusiasm hare. The Trf-
6atTe will, tomorrow, publish interviews
ex-GoYernOr Morgan, Gen. b. II. Bris-
WV Geo. VIM. Curtis, Gen. Barrett.
Thomas Acton, Salem Ii. Wales, Sin
clair Tonsey, ThurlOw Weed, Ethan
Allen, b. f. Morris, Gen. q. w. Palmer
and Others, all of whom express the
greatest satisfaction with the nomination.
Among republican bankers, fnaLciers
and merchants the choice of the convtn II
ton gives undisguised qualification.
From no quarter is there The slightest
sign Of dissatisfaction among republicans.
Arthur's nomination hsRls eli wounds
and unites the party in the state, where
1t particularly needs Strengthening.
Active politicians say republican proc
poets were never better thEn they are to-
night
New York, 9.-The Journal of Com.
merce, democratic. ssys: OF the whole
let of Candidates named In the cOnven-
lion, this Is undoubtedly the strongest
hat could have been made We shall
not be discouraged if man of
honesty and ability like Carrie d is called |
o the White House. Ii the democrats |
It Cincinnati will give Us a man Of
.qually high character the people of this
country may breathe more freely in |
egard to their political future than they |
AVE before for many years.
The Times ssys: There are 10 boilers, |
crstchers or independents who bear the |
epublican name who cannot earnestly |
york and honestly vote for Garfield; and |
here is no thorough-going republican |
EhO will not accept him as fit represen-
stiYe Of party principles, faithful |
depository Of the party trust.
The World II ticules the ticket, and |
avs the democrats will certainly beat it
q November.
The Herald concludes its article: The
epublican leaders in this state, having
one into the third term movement with
IL their zeal, will be crippled by this ire
nendous mistake and by the loss of
restige which sttends It's failure; and if
be democratic party should be reunited. |
he chances are against Garfield carrying
Jew York, whose loss would be fatal to
by the long contest at Chicago,
by the strenuous efforts for
bird term by many of its principal
,sders, weakened by its nomination Of
ticket which none of its members
-Ould have recommended or thought of
l advance,and it will have hard battle
} fight, if the democratic party should
lake a reasonably good nomination.
HeTatd'S Washington: President
Isyes expressed himself as delighted
18th the selection of Garfield.
Schurz said, Garfield belongs to the
etter class of public men. He is q man
large ability and attachments, and has
views which place him far
Doye the ordinary politician. He think
arfeld will be strong candidate and
Ill aim to conduct mis- administ. alton on
high standard.
Attorney General Devens says: It is
ne nomination. Il will reconcile the
iference heretofore existing and enable
lie republican party 10 present united
ont.
Postmaster General Key is highly
eaied with it and says: 1t Is one of the
roDgest nominations the republican
arty could have made.
Randolph Tucker (democrat) Of Vir-
dia, says Garfield is the best man in
e republican party, and if the country
TO have a republican president be
ould rather have Garfield.
Senator Withers (democrat) Of Vir-
MIA, says the nomination is a good one. |
At tho republican party did itself great
jury by the contest in the convention.
Hartford, Conn, s The nomination
General Garfield is enthusiastically
ceived
Nashville, 9.-The ticket nominated at
hicago is regarded here by republicans
q strong one
Denver, S.-The news of Gsrfeld's and
rthur's nominations is received with
eat satisfaction by republicans through
1t the state, and ratification meetings
ere held last night in Denver and other
WINS.
HOW GRANT TAKES IT.
Galena, 8.-General Grant was at Gen
al Rawley's Office, as usual, this sitter
ION, receiving dispatches. When the
sws Of Garfeld's nomination was re-
ived he said it was al! right He was
tisfed, and s0en after left for hoUe. Il
evident, however he may control him
If, thst he feels deeply the disappoint-
ent and humiliation, bat his friends
no were depending on his success as a
cans 10 theirs, feel it quite as deeply as
. If General Grant has received any
essages they have been sent up to his
use, AID the public have no IlnO %ledge
them.