Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-09
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s being fred here in honor of Gar6eld's nom.

is being fired here in honor of Gar6eId's nom.
ination.
AUBURN, N. Y, June S.-The nomination of
Garteld is received with great reioicjno and
lOO guns are being fired.
CLEVELAND, o., June 8.-The Renublicans
here received with wild enthusiasm the news
Oh tne nomination of Garfield, whose home ia
.it put lew miles distant. Flags were unfurled.
steam whistles and fog horns were blown the
I'm pan brigade paraded, canon fred, and Gar
neid badges sold rapidly in the street. Prep
aratlons are making for demonstration on his
arrival at A. N. tomorrow. A hundred puns
will be fired s""'
MEMPHIS June 8.-The nomination of Gar
held was received with enthusiasm by Repub-
ilcans, and the general impression is that he
Will harmonic all elements of the party and
choice OF many Democrats, thinking he couId
easily nave been beaten at The ballot box. but
Snerman's friends in this city show exultation
at the result.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-Tbc following dispatch
explains itself:
ST. LOUIS, June 8.-Hon. James A. Garfield.
Chicago: The undersigned, to whom was con-
fined the organization of the anti.third term
committee of 100, appointed at st. Louis NAV
o1n' rejoice that the duty assigned them disap-
peared with your nomination which thew
heartily approve. Warmesr CONGRATULATIONS
to the statesman this day called to lead re-
united party to the highest. (Signed)
"a. u. hitcncock, Il: Preetarioks, s. A. Tin
keenbog, L. Eaton. r. e. Rambauer.
MILWAUKEE. June S.-The nomination of
James a Garfield is received with satisfaction
Dy republicans here, and the friends of all
candidates regard the result as a happy ont
come OF the labors of the convention.
HUDSON, New York, June 8.-A hundred
gums here IN honor of Garfeld's nomination.
I'M nr1
were nred this evening in honor of the norni.
nation of Garfield.
WATERTowN, New York, June S.-Tbe Re.
puDicans nred one hundred guns and had a
ratlncation meeting this evening in honor of
Garhelds nomination.
TOLEDO, June 8.-Garfeld's nomination is
received here with every demonstration of an
proval. Bands of music accompanied bv lone
professions of enthusiastic Republicans parade
tne streets and surround tie telegraph and
newspaper offices. salute was fired, and
the national colors everywhere displayed.
COLUMBUS, o., June 8.-The city is full of
excitement tonight. Thousands are in the
streets. A very large bonfire is blazing in the
street and very large meeting is being held in
the Capital Square, to ratify the Chicago nom
ination.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, June 8.-People are en-.
thuslastlc over the nomination of Garfield and
Arthur. procession with music marched to
the residence of Gov. Fenton. The governor
made very happy congratulatory speech.
WHEELING, West Virginia, June 8.-The ex-
citement in this city to-day over the nomina-
tion OF Gen. Garfield by the Republican con-
ventlon at Chicago, was intense The bulletin
boards IN front of the newspaper offices were
surrounded by an enthusiastic crowd, but no
demonstration was made until the thirty-ffth
ballot was announced, when it was seen
Garfield had polled fifty votes. When this
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their feelings, and broke out into cheers. On
the announcement of the thirty sixth ballot,
which consummated the nomination, the Re
publlcans were very demonstrative in tter
approval of the choice of the convention. In
the evening salute was fired by enthusiastic
Republicans, and later band of music headed
procession of 900 persons, who marched to
the residences of the prominent Republicans of
the city, who, in response to calls, made
congratulatory speeches. Speeches were also
delivered from the balcony of the Mcclure
house to an immense throng. The city has not
witnessed such a scene since the Ohio elections
in the fall of 1879.
STANTON, Pa, June 8.-The nomination of
Garfield and Arthur was celebrated here to-
night by fireworks and bonfires.
BOSTON, June S.-Dispatches from various
points In New England report q satisfactory
reception by the Republicans at the result of
the Chicago convention. In various places sa-
luleS were HreOs
Dispatches from Augusta and Portland,
Maine, say the nomination of Garfield was a
disappointment, but was received cheerfully.
At Lewiston, Maine, a salute of thirty-eight
guns was fired.
BUFFALO, N. Y. June S.-Two hundred guns
were fired In honor of the nomination of Gar
field and Arthur. An immense bonfire illumi-
nsted the streets, fire works were
displayed, and the enthusiasm
among the Republicans was general
The news of Garfeld's nomination was well
received in this city, and dispatches from out
lying country towns testify great satisfaction
with choice of the convention.
ST. LOUIS, June 8.-The WeStleich Post, anti
third term paper, will print the following to-
morrow: What lasts long turns out well. No
better selection could the Republi-
can party have made. man of
splendid physique and in the prime of
life, is James A. Garfield and brilliantly fit
ted to lead the united party to victory. Former
Republican congressman Finklenberg and lit
nerl are unanimous in their praise of their old
colleague, declaring him most
able parliamentary leader as
well as winning and accomplished
gentlemen in private life. The same favorable
impression we got ourselves during our recent
stay in Chicago. He is sure of victory"
INDIANAPOLIS, June S-The nomination of
Garfield was received here with the utmost en-
thusiasm. ratification meeting was held in
the new wigwam, at which fully 5000 persons
were present. Speeches were made by Hon. W.
P. Fischback, Major J. w. Gordon, Hon. w.
ID. Heron, Gen. Geo. H. Chapman and others.