Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-26

government, with the odor OF corruption
that hangs about them as a party, and
with candidate who stands convicted
OF completely in several questionable
transactions, must inevitably go to the
wall, and Democracy will triumph.
The Ticket
Steubonville Gazette, lDem.I
Hancock and English represent all the
elements OF success This ticket will be
/ supported with all the energy aud en-
/ thusissm in the Democratic party. IL
/ is NE ticket.
Must Command Respect.
/ Pittsburgh pispatch, Rep
Irrespective OF party associations or OF
/ the ultimate voting in November, there
I is among all classes a very sincere feel
/ ing OF gladness that the Democracy have
at last made choice iOr standard bearer
, Of a man who will not subject them
either TO ridicule or vituperation; but
who, on the contrary, must command
through the campaign respectful consld'
Grafton,
Above Reproach.
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette. Rep
The nomination Of Hancock at Cincln-
natl Yesterday closed up the ranks on
both sides, and now the struggle begins.
The contest il to be between Garfield
and Hancock, and never we're two par.
ties marshaled under better or brayer
leaders Hancock was as gallant and
courageous soldier as Garfield, but no
whit more ~. He has no political rec
ord, beyOnd the TACT that he IL and al
ways has been Democrat, and his per
sOnal character, like Gariield's, Ia above
reproach, 81 that We start out, as to men,
on equal ground, and the contest Ia to
br one purely OF principle, and upon the
inherant and essential differences be-
tween the two parties.
wnl be Supported by All.
Richmond states Dem
Few things could have stirred the
country to such delight AS this nomlna'
tion. With such leader We may ST.
curely look TO great triumph. There
10 not stain upon his armor, nor
creyice in his shield. Every one OF us
will rush to his support and toll IN hls
cause.-the cause Of ourselves and our
country. He is a man whom the coun-
try has uniformly held in honor, and
he has so guided himself in the dis
change OF many and great duties that
no party or section can be found 10
hesitate or doubt oi his purity, his pat.
riotism, OF his powers To bear the bur.
dens OF responsibility, and to handle the
weightiest affairs. There is no man in
the country filter for the high post to
which the country will call Hancock IN
November next
Southern Delegates Happy.
Cor. Pittsburgh Commercial.
In the South everybody is happy. |
interviewed Governor McEmery, OF
Louisiana; Gen. Joe Wheeler, OF cav.
airy fame, from Alabama; Col. Phi
Thompson, of Kentucky; Judge Chen
oweth, Of Texas; aud number OF 9th
ers, and found them fsirly wild with dS-
light
Will Garry Pennsylyania
| Interview with Delegate.
| dropped in on the Pennsylyanla
/ delegation this afternoon to ask what
/ they thought OF the nomination. Walk.
/ ing around among them | found good
/ talkpr aud asked him il the nomination
WAS satisfactory. "Oh," he answered,
al think tia very strong one. Mr..
| h. Brawley, who is one oi our very best
men, thinks that Hancock vii carry the
State and return Wallace to the senate,
and | agree with MN
"What is the usual Republican major
ity in YOUR State" | asked.
"From fifteen to twenty-five
! thousand.
Has that ever been overcome IN
Presidential years"
"No," he answered; wet believe u
could be done this year.
How about Randairs casef IL there
much bitterness over his defeat?
"If Eew York had gone tor Randall
instead OF Payne, he would, ! believe,
have been nominated, but there u
every reason to believe that the ticket
will be well supported, and by II We
shall gain the Twenty.slxth Congress
sional district and return Wallace 10 the
Senate. One thing that gives us en-
couragement is the fact that the last
Democratic President was nominated at
Cincinnati, and We believe the Domins-
ton made here this time will be success'
iul"
Mr.. Paynss Endorsement OF the Nomi'
nation.
"It il without the slightest reserya-
ton the strongest ticket the Democratic
party could possibly have put up. II
seems TO be the wlsest thing they could
have done. Ii will unite the party
throughout the country, and We may be
sure of an earnest, united, warm and cor
dial effort every where TO effect III elec
ton. Ii unites the party IN New lors
once more, healing all their little dim
cul,ies, and knitting more firmly thar
ever the tie that binds their h'arts 70
gether. They will cordially and unshl
mously flock to its support. We are
sure Of every Southern state, New
York and Indiana without doub,
and have strong possibility OF New
Jersey and Connecticut. You may "a.
that se, without a shadow OF doubt
will elect our ticket The nomination
settle that fact beyond all question, an,
the Republican party might as We
draw out OF the fight at once.
! |
iactors to me, more 10 than | can ei
press; aud il at any time there MAS
|, possibility OF my receiving the honor
a nomination, can on'y say the resu
inspires me with feelings Of great relic
rather than disappointment. We vi
make a strong and formidable fight 10
Ohio, although it Is too early TO advanc
an opinion as to how the State will Il
1t will probably be q close fight 20 tb
end Bat Ohio 10 not nseesary to Dem
ocrsfic suocess- :
a nAysrd or.n ns,oscss.
chArissso. News snd courss.
The nomination Of HAnoack 10 I'm
strongest and, under atl the, ci7co =.
! slsRsss s,'t ses ieSaa iHg1a-ss-AAa con-~-
w,n s...ss sia vim Rsspsea
, J Philadeiphia rre-s- t.h al
, Ihe cOuniry will regard hisa WIN ~
respect and honor which be'ohs 'o u
, soliiery service.
: SOLD for Hancock.
n New Orlsan, nnt.
:. His purity OF character sh' h's Adj,
an a,i,,,inistratiye oih .s:r c-innot
. sncc,s.iuIIy, impeached. IL !. certs
;. that the syuth sill be soi'd 'r h'
a win oommsnd . LArss ooassrvss'
40 Vote
n Kansas city Times
He viii command large con.ervatl
n, vote. and especially rum cah'n -
sr ans of the late war, .bo are r'n'ai' H;,s
M Sonorsd themselves la she hoeos
ne .soSei by The D~mocrsiic party -
a so.snicuous . Union soldier. a
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