The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-10


by long professions of enthusiastic 7
J. publicsns, paraded the streets aud gu
le rounded the teleg -aph and newspap
y offices. A salate WAS fired, and the D
d tional colors were everywhere display q
|, Columbus, 6'-The city is full Of e
M element tonight. Thousands are on ii
streets. A large bonfire is blazing.
: Cleveland, u. ,8.-Repu blicans here r
2 ceiVed with wild enthusiasm the news
4 she nomination of Garfield, whose hon
] IS but few miles distant Flags wei
unfurled, steam whistles and fog horr
D blowp, tin-pan brigade paraded. car
( non fired, aud Garfield badges sold raE
, idly on the street. Preparations al
: making for q demonstra ion on his a,
rival &C am. tomorrow. One hun
, dred guns will be fired.
Memphis, S.-The Nomination of Gar
field is received with satisfaction by re
publicans. The general impression is ths
he will harmonic the elements of IL
party, and poll the full republican vote
ST. Louis, s.-The following disoa G
explains itself:
st. Louis, June Sth.
Hon James Il. Garfield, Chicago:
The undersigned, to whom was con
ided the organization of the national anti
third-term committee of 100, sppoiateC
At ST. Louis on May 9th, rejoice thst thi
duty assigned them disappeared with
your nomination, which they heartily
approve. Warmest congratulations tC
the stateman this day called 10 lead &
reunited party to the fruitiou Of its highest
aims.
(Signedl II. H. HITCHCOCK,
i. PREEToRIUs,
@. a. FINKLEBURG,
l.. EATON,
4 Z. RoMBAUEs.
The Westliche Post (German,) anti
third term paper, will print an editorial
tomorrow strongly favoring Garfield.
The GL06e-DemOcTGt will publish the
following editorial tomorrow: ''If there
IS any doubt that Garfield can command
the harmonious and united support of the
republican party we challenge the doubter
to find single evidence of weakness.
During the past six months the repubi-
cans have been open in the expression Of
their opinion, especially of their griev-
ances. We have heard from the men
who would not vote for Blaine, from the
anti-third-termers, the reformers, the
young scratchers, the tea party, but we
have not even had Fifth Avenue hotel
conference TO the possibility of any
republican dissatisfaction with Garfield.
jamestown, n. Y, S.-People are en-
thusiastie over the nomination of Garfield
and Arthur. A procession with music
marched to the residence of Governor
Fenton and the governor made very
happy congratulatory speech"
Wheeling, w. Va. S.-The excite
ment in this city to-day over the nomi-
nation Of General Garfield by the repub-
lican convention at Chicago, was intense.
The bulletin boards in front ofnewspaper
offices we're surrounded by enthusiastic
crowds, but no demonstrations we're made
until the thirty-ffth ballot was an
nouneed. when it was seen that Garfield
had pOlled so votes. When this was
made known people broke out into
cheers. On the announcement of the
ballot which consummRted
the nomination the republicans were very
demonstrstive in their approval of the
choice of the cOnvention. In the evening
salutes were fred by republicans and
later a band headed procession of 49,
BOO persons who marched to the resi-
dences Of prominent republicans of the
city who in response to calls made con-
speeches.
Scranton, Pa, 2S.-The nomination of
Garfield and Arthur was celebrated here |
.o-night by fireworks and bonfres.
Boston, 8.-Dispatches from various |
points in New England report satisfac-
.ory reception By republicans Of the result |
If the Chicago convention. In various |
places salutes were fr,d. Dispatches !
rom Augusta and Portland, Name, say |
The nomination Of Garfield WAS 9 dissp-
but was received cheerfully. |
at Lewiston, Me-, a salute of thirty-e;ght |
guns was fred.
Buffalo, S.-Two hundred guns we're
ired in honor of the nomination of Gar
ield and Arthur; immense bonfres, fire. /
works, and the enthusiasm was general. |
Philadelphia, 8.-The news of General |
jArfield's nomination is well received. |
from outlying country towns
III testify to the great satisfaction felt by
'epublicans with the choice of the con-
Tention.
Cincinnati, S.-Ths public was not
enthusiastic at the announce
nent of Garfeld's nomination. a brief
period of cheering was INDUCED in and
hen the crowds melted away almost
men running to carry the news
o others. Everywhere among republic
ans the result is received with great
Tonight q ratification
Meeting. full of enthusiasm, wss held at
he Lincoln Club quarters, and later q
procession, with band of music, par
ded. The Commercial is very strongly
n favor Of the nomination.
Cincinnati, 9.-The Enquirer, demo-
ratio, says: The ticket is Garfield and
Arthur. The combination and Conkling
convention was shamed into permitting
be brilliant New York senator to name
he second man on the ticket. The re-
IeeminE feature Of the convention was
he splendid interchangeable devotion of
ew moro Than 200 men who came out of
be convention as they went in, unpur-
h4sed, uncompromised, uncompromis-
lg and true
Louisville, S.-The nomination of Gar
ED is received with praise by the best
cement ofthe republican party. Friends
f Grant are very much disappointed
yer the result, but they will all rSlly.
Louisville, 9.-The Courier Journal,
peaking Of Gsrfeld's nomination, says:
Whatever may be said to the discredit of
he republican party, 1t mu.t be allowed
hat during twenty years. sailing upon
dangerous seas, it has encountered extra
rdinAry good fortune and displayed I'M
sual skill in emergency. The nomination
f Garfield is an inspiration. Ia no other
Erection, through no other channel,
ould the Chicago convention division
rought about By the cross winds of IN
crest, and beaten by an ever increasing
God of passion-have found, if not
afety, at least escape from the inmedi-
tie peril of the storm. The nomination
f Grant was certain defest. 1t was
gorse-it was ultimate destruction IN
ivil war. for the conspiracy of third
ermers' contemplated confusion OF re-
urns, revolt against the count of tie
-ote, and resort to arms. The nomi-
Iation of Garfield, though it magnlhes
nd multiplies the difficulties of
be situation for democrats, does not
" any means make that situation hope
ess. On the contrary, We can beat Car
eld as easily as we beat Hayes, of whom
n truth Gargeld is large likeness; e
,rainisr, and because brainier, better
nan, but yet an embodiment Of the in
incerity, the intolerance and the loose
tting morality of latter-day republicans.
Is aimable as Blaine, and more plaus-
Bile, though less intrepid; as smiling
nd as smoothe as Washburne;
5 cool, wary and pAinstaking as Sher-
nan, and almost as cute and trained as
this new leader, which, some
hing like destiny, has raised up or
he republican party, will unite the
,arty and poll its full strength, because
le is the logical expression of its nature,
is shrewd and nimble intellectually, its
,aniiug moral tone, its pushing CONNER