New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-10
OPINIONS FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

United States Assistant District Attorney
Fero returned from CHICAGO Tuesday night. When
asked for his views he explained that he had no cOnncc
ton with the Convention. but having had business in
Chicago he took the opportunity OF visiting That city
while tue Convention in session. MI Fiero added
"The Convention has resulted as ncary all Of our
National Conventions have. the selection o. the in
cvitabe dark horse This time the dark horse hap
pens be statesman OF rare ability aud goes into the
campaign with certainty OF success. do not
think that any the Democrats can nom
maize will he able to carry any Western
State. Carried will carry Indiana, and say 50 knowing
whereof speak stumpcd that Sa,c ION" years ago,
and am acquainted with its people. Garfield il very
popular among all classes the State; lie Las fire.
quently spoken among them, aud they admire him"
William II. Lee, Of Lee, Twccdy & Co., importers,
in Leonard.,t.. said of the Presidential nomna-
ton; - like tho nomination OF General Car
field very much. The best feature about ii
is that 1t will harmon:ze the different
factions OF the party Garfield, record is good. lie II
of the right age eminent soldier, and has SHOWN
himself statesman. He centrally situated lac IS Il
cultured and has proved himself anlr in every way
But it ovrrshadowS everything else now TO have man
who can reconcile the dill Fences OF ;hc LAST twelve
months especially in this Stat" haven't seen man
In all NY circle OF Republican acquintanc"s who IS not
greatly pleased with Garfield.
Charles Watrcus president OF the Republican Cam
pagn Club said: This is decided victory for tic
every Republican can heartily support aud hc Will be
elected"
Frederick W. Whitrdgc. chairman Of The Executive
Committee OF theA ndependPnt Republican organic ION
of this city, Sald concerning the PRESIDENTIAL hOnlil-
ton: Our organization Is well Satisfied with H. II l. a
substantial victory for the better class Of people IN the
Republ.can party. II shUuld prove q warning To- NO-
called bosses and machines that the people when
aroused are I'm earnest"
Colonel Charles Spencer when asked bis opinion OF
the nomination Of General Garfield, sand: 81 like IT,
would have preferred Grant but as can't have Eim
my whole support goes TO Garfield think he VIII be-
elected"
prominent Democrat said yesterday OF the RepublI-
can ticket: In respects u" nomination OF Gen
era Garfield splifies Democratic prODrIU II al
the nominee OF the Cincinnati Convention. All O;her
things being equal, OHIO II Icpubran State Henry
T. PaNne - EIrong man, but he could hardly carry
Ohio against General iTtied. This COWS qchtly lakes
him out OF list Of Presidential candidates. Nothing
pos tive yet been decided upon No one can yet
whether Mr.. TllPn viii be candidate before The Con
ventiOn Certainly one is vet authorized to SPEAK
for Mr. Tldcn. Ono thing Is certain. The Democrats
propose to place in nomination Their strongest Cadl-
date. Who that Will he Is not yet determined. The
of candidate Will be fully discussed before
the Convention meets"
Henry A. Tildcm. brother OF Samuel j., met Tues
dav evening In the ST. James Hotel.
What do you tunk Of the ticket Just nominated at
CbcagOi" lie was asked.
very good ticket place the defensivc" lie re-
pheL" an
What will be the outcome at Cincnnati9" he was
next asked
ION that point prefer not to venture opinion"
was his cautious reply.