The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-07-03
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been successful; that By throwing Tildsn over.
board the s=sat fraud has been condsmncd FfhIie
sssn hna Win M Tds1 souS S.n nsss sss ,s sa
ess plsisnd g ihinf sst assed s VII III vim hsR r. al
and New York and New jersey VII Be- lsfs ie os a..
The 1snlss e.ys, epigram Aalcaliy II Is q recu.
ar;g T. ,ss ssosrslIs p.sy which ssnds
/ and which nominatts union general a. n r N d
date for president Of the United States becsuse or
uons 80 Loufsviils. KY.
LounyILLK, June Is News OF the uomina t,o,
of Hancock and English was received BY lhe
| democrats Of this city with great apSrobsstoas
1 Those who had other preferences agrsei fi,St Il
would win; One In iaci, upon which the de mo-
itcans who have be IN Interviewed. eoaceds tias
this rcket win b. hard to ueat Tisey admin ~.
excellent recori Of The candidates and are ap
pareutly depressed with this fact Thai lhe ticket
believed By democrats
inees Winiieid scot HsncocH & sbe dense so,a
candidate for the presidency OF the united STATES
The south taksz him and Hfll give him her uadI-
smoke Of battle rolled Away be IS earnestly fosrhf
against the imposition of despofic exDedielts
upon southern communities IN the military diyI-
war 70 have been fought 70 maintain the Supremacy
Of the constitution over the southern states. and
these were under the constitntion aid thar lhe
substitution Of the sword for civil goyernmrnf
Mas nut neM gn5ss q rebellion sgaiaa the con
DEMOCRACY accepts military man. They accept
him because tsey believe be VIII close the jams
OF Hancock means the determination Of the peop;e
Of the United stntes 70 remove the old sectional
Of any @ sonsan demScst would nave onsnsa s
way for republican sifuperation They have moth
ing % say On the nomination Of Hancock. Hei Is
fighting than Grant, he was efs-=s at the fronf ne
Was soldier Of soldiers during two yesfs or toe
war He vas scarcely o. age when he received bis
eyery battle Of note in the yirginis campaign He
Is PennsyIvsniep. He was ever lcyal 10 the q sr
more loyal than Grant to the fsg and the consti
Comments OF the Sc. Louis press -.sfro nr
End0rsemeHfs.
ST. Loup. June 25.-The Repablicon this morning.
after paying Grn. Hancock-a very high compii-
follows The tickst 10 built to run and win. Il
win unie all elements Of popularity, all elements
Of success. IL has not faW In its Grmor and IN
shafts of partisan malice viii dad DO weak spot 10
touch Il will require neither apol ogy nor defense
The democrats e Cincinnati have done their work
wisely and well. The people wIll do the sest
The TisBes says The convention at Cincinnati
yesterday, did iis work promptly and well. II II
had deliberated week il could not have nssds
one 10 the party and 70 the mas of the people Is
action had the rush Of cyclone and The wisdom
was in the highest fponfaneous He had no FOL
lowing obsequious personal parsfsans he was sur
rounded y no coterte Of trained politicians. who
hare right 70 claim reFefsionary interest in
him and bis campaign. be had not literary
bureau disseminating exaggerated Compliments
Without ssences mat are ordlnssiIy consiaeFedd e
essential TO success. and Is q consequence, be is
without political complication and engagements,
the country.
High Endorsement or Hancock By fsls
FefIoW 0fzseers
WAsHINsTos. June 25-The army officers on
duty at the war depertme ent do not deal much In
politics. and talk bat little about candidates or
parties. They have. however. but one thing TO say
the finest officers in the army and one or the tsst
men in the county The democratic nominee q
General Sherman was ssEed today day b by "a reporsr
wnat he thought of General Hancock denomination
The general replied that he did not have lnythine
added : and write the best hing than can Be put
10 the language about Gen. Hancock as an oainer
and gentleman viii sgn IL without heeitation.n
H. 9. Payne Endorses she Ticket.
cLEvELAsD, June 25.-Hanceck's nomination
ton among democrats 6ne hundred Tuas we're
tired. H B. Payne, in an Interview. said q Il 4
put up. and that Il insurss every sousnern stass
New York and Indiana beyond doubt and strong
probability OF New Jersey and Connecticut
Thurman Endorses.
VoLuABus, June zc.-senafof thurman spoke
here to night. He heartily approves the nomina-
ton Of Hancock.
Gsaeral satisfaesion.
new YoRK, June S-Dispatches from various
prominent roin. throughout the east and south
over the Cincinnati nominations
Rat,1lcation Meetings i'm Celffernia-.Dera
ocrsss General ssftsnea with the
Nominations.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 24.-on the reception of the
news Of the nomination Of Hancock and EnRiIsh
the democrats fired one hundred guns The lead
and much grasfcion vas sxprsssed q she sesi51
Of the convention The opinion was express ID
that d . the 1ominees were better than any Others,
ally IN New York. Waich IS nov claimed for the
Interviews with leading democrats Of the clty
and dispatches from all parts Of the Pacific coast
indicate that the nomination of Hancock although
question Of hsrmonizng CONFLICTING interesa
thurman won have been more popular in Cali
lofnia, and many express disappointment that
southern democrats object 70 Hancock mainly on
account OF his conneetion with The Surratt busl
satisfaction. Republicans are disposed 10 sdnit
that the ticket is strong cne The Erdniner Ell
dorses L without reserve and prophesi al eiec-
iusEion that the democrats could have made. The
Post CLAIMS tnal the democrats have blundered
and have virtually abandoned the cry ef fraud and
endorsed the ae.ion Of the electoral Commission.
SAN FRANCISCO June 2--Democfats through
OUT the tuaef1pF OF tDe STATE fAGHed the nufufne-
tons last night BY meetings, PROFESSIONS, boifires
sslutcs etc.
The democratic state central committee havs
made their arrangements for grand ratification
meeting TO morrow evening st PIstfs Hall. yeri-
org ganizations viii sSss mbe at their places Of
meeting and march 70 the hall where they wilt be
eddrcssed BY prominent speakers. Much good
feeling prevails over the nominations, and 81
democratic headquarters the expression Is that The
ehuice Is the most available that could have been
made. II is admitted thai possibly some hszdie
may be made of Hancock's connection with the
surrett business, but belief b expressed that Il
viii have but trifing effect Great confidence Il
expressed in the ability of the party to carry New
York by virtue Of the position assumed ey John
Kelly, and it Is claimed that PenHsyivanie must
also be added to the list OF doubtful states. Owing
70 quite q genera Misunderstanding that The vice
presidential nominee Is English Of Connecticut
that state Il ais5 cia med as assured for the de-
moocracy.
There Is some feeling Of disappointment mani
Tested by friends OF Tiiden and Thurman, but rot
enough 10 exercise any marked influence on tie
campaign. sone ultra chivalrie democrats also
shuw q disposition 10 denonnce Hancock. and In
some cases anneunea their discrimination not 70
vote for him; bus on the whole Il may be consid
cred that the ticket viii receive the united support
Of the faffr,