New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-09

an able man, and do not know q Republican who will
| vote against him."
| Assistant DisrictAttorney Herring expressed his
views rs follows Garfield is good and an able man.
He will unite the party and think will be elected He
is popular and pleasing man. aud his political record
Is good He stands we'll in his profession and mas
reputation for marked ability at the Washington Bar
Whatever success he has achieved in the past mas Den
due to his Innate power and aDuly, anu hufe Ho u'
ne will carry the country" . -,
Assistant D. District Attorney Bel said II is Spit T1
did nomination. Personally would have preferred Eu-
inuDda hui Garfield III my opinion, IS Detter tn LII
Grant Blaine. There Is nothing to defend ABOUT hl
and be carry the country easily" - ...,,
Moss Clark, chief clerk OF the DstnetAtt0rney u
fee. was very busy when asked Tor his opinion Dut
looking up from indictment which he was preparing
said: Any domination the Republican pnrty makes Is
Assistant DstricA ttorney Russell remarked Gene
raj Garfield i man OF the highest aD'S ana P5i
to he Is tie beat guarantee that lie VIII De- , +
United States A,sIstant District Attorney Herrck put
himself on record these words - II IS simply a
splendid nomination IL don't antagOnze any one ta-
manrt.p alont Inc man Which viii bring him strength.
There Will be no doubt OF his carrying OHIO"
TIE NEWS AT THE CITY HALL
Within fifteen minutes after the nomination was an
nounced TIE TRIBUNE bulletin delegation from INC
Lincoln Club Of the With Assembly District made It's
appearance with a small brass cannon In front
of the City Hall and at once begln hrlus
n salute. Some time before the meeting OF the
Convention President Morris Of the Board OF Aldermen
obtained ermsson Of the Mayor for the club to cee
and the men 10 1t have been withna hort dis
lance Of the CITY Hall since Friday last An i'm
mcnse thrOng collected, and the gunners found 1t diff
cult TO keep the crowd back from tho mouth
Of tho gun. As the gunner fired the piece
for the sixth time, Thomas Marslc Ind OF sixteen
years, employed In the observation-disclosures Office at
tempted to pass In front It, The wad aud Of the
powder struck the lad the right sdo OF the face
decorating hiS and cheek. and hnS the Latter with
grains OF powder. The force OF the blow was
sufficient TO turn HIM around. but not
10 PROSTATE him. lie taken into the police precinct
IN The CITY Hall his wound dressed and he was then
taken 10 the ChaWbers street Hospital He was pro-
rOdnccd not scrOu ~ Injured section OF police soon
arTward arrived and krpt space clear IN Front Of the
cannon until 100 rounds had been fired
The numina ion WAS thoroughly discussed both by Re-
publICans and Democrats at the City Hall The Reuh
cans were agreed that It was the best thing that could
have happened III MANY respects. "Tnc nomination OF
General Garfield will harmOhize the party SAID one OF
knot OF Republicans There can be no reason FOR any
Republican TO refuse supp, RI HIM. OHIO VIII go Re
JuDican III October, and that insureS his election"
claimed that the nominaicn Of a western mdn by the
Republicans insured the election OF an Eastern
they thought woud TO Ex-Governor Tllden.
This view was opposed by the Tainnlny men, VINO de-
clarcd that now II ever. WIS the time to nominate "A
man whom tine Democracy could uuite following the
President Morris o. the Board OF Aldermen, hereto
tore pr inOunccd a.mircr al General Grant, SAID:
am pleased With The nomination. ] had n
decided against him. and will give the nom
Tor the Republican workers in my district, ad think
Whom question the Republican, throughout the ey
and Stale Will support him most caInestly. GENERAL
Garfield Is - srr'g candidate, both on account O his
record military man and his pubnc life since the
war"
Democratic given Ivy ex-senator Ecclcsnc,
who SAID IL Is necessary that crats should now
he uniird on good standard bearer. WIN suc man
there reason why victory cannot be won"
r. NJ. SKetl-. Secretary OF The Kelly Democratic State
Committee said General Garfield Is good candidate
the Republicans His nomination nSnlcs the dclrat
of Samuel j. TIldeu at Cincinnati aud the nomination Of
n candidate whom all DemucTals can accord hearty
support"
Mayor Cooper preferred to say nothing about the
alton.
Controller Kelly Is IN Albany.