Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-10

ioicing. The ticket is considered the wises
and best one that could have been nominated
ROCHESTER,, N Y, June S.-The news o
Garfelds nomination was received with grea
enthusiasm. One hundred guns tired.
BALTIMORE June S,-The nomination of Gar
Republican in this city tonight; salute of lOl
| guns was fred in celebration of the result o.
the Chicago convention.
| ST., LOUIS, June 9-The Globe -Democrd
says: If there is any doubt that Garfield car
| command the harmonious and united support
of the Republican party, we challenge the
| doubter to find single exception of discon
tent, a single evidence of weakness. During
the past six months the Republicans have beer
open in the expression of their opinions, and
especially of their grievance. We have heard
from the men who would not vote for Grant,
and from the men who would not vote fol-
Blaine from the anti-third termers, The young
scratchers, the tea party. But we have not
even had Fifth avenue hotel conference to in
innate the possibility of any Republican dis
satisfaction with Garfield.
SAN Francisco, June 9.-Ia this city the
nomination of Garfield was received with con-
siderable surprise, though some shrewd observ-
ers had predicted it. There is no doubt that
feeling of disappointment exists at the defeat
of Blaine, who was a great favOrite, but aside
from this the nomination is probably as satls-
factory as could have been made. The Bulletin
editorially treats the subject principally in the
light of gratifying repudiation of the third
term doctrine. The Post, which has been out
spoken for Grant, endorses the nomination
squarely and strongly, and admits that either
Grant or Blaine would have aroused antagnlsm
which Garfield will quiet. The Examiner,
Dem. holds he will be very easy man to beat.
NEW YORK, June 9.-The nomination of Gen.
Garfield is received with enthusiasm here
The Tribune publishes interviews with Ex-
Gov. Morgan, Gen. B. Fl. Bristow, Gen. VIM.
Curtis, Gen. Barnett; Thomas Acton, Solem A.
Waller, Senclair A. TOusey, Thurlow Weed,
Ethan Allen, B. F. Morierre, Gen. G. W.
Palmer and others, all of whom express the
greatest pleasure with the nomination.
Among the Republican bankers, fnanciers
and merchants the choice of the convention
gives undisguised satisfaction.
CINCINNATI, juno THE Gazette (Rep. says
the nomination was made by the concentration
of the opponents of an unlimited term, but when
Conkling, the brilliant generalissimus of the
Grant forces, gracefully gave his aid and their
adhesion by moving to make the nomination
unanimous, there was no leading public man
cepted by the whole Republican party, and no
one whose nomination could be more free from
resulting soreness of defeat to the supporters
of the several candidates. aud hail the nomina-
tion as regeneratiVe triumph for the Repubi-
can party.
The Enquirer (Democratic) says the ticket is
Garfield and Arthur. The convention was
shamed into permitting the brilliant New Y ork
Senator to name the second man on the ticket
The redeeming feature of the convention was
the splendid unchangeable devotion of few
more than three hundred men who came out of
the convention as they went in, unpurchased,
uncompromised, uncomprOmising and true.
LOUISVILLE, June 9.-The Courier Journal,
speaking of Garield's nomination, says
Whatever may be said to the discredit of the
Republican party it must be allowed that dur
ing the twenty years sailing upon dangerous
seas it has encountered extraordinary good for
tune, and displayed unusual skill in emefgen-
cies. The nomination of Garfield is an inspi-
ration. In no other direction, through no
other channel, could the Chicago convention.
driven about by the cross-winds of interest,
and beaten by an ever-inoreasing flood of pas
sion, have found, il not safety, at least escape
from the immediate perils of the storm.
New YORK, June 9.-The German Repub-
lican central committee tonight indorsed the
Chicago nominations and platform.
NEW ORLEANS, June ga salute of twenty
one guns was fred to-day, in honor of the
nomination of Garfield and Arthur.