Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-25
THE TICK EFT.

Inc DonInatl0n5 ut Cl0olnnatl hLV1 boon 70.
coiv.d with the creates; Enthusiasm through.
out til, cjuotry. At no time sit Q, Il c war has
popular iceling been 81 aroused or the hopes OF
the democrscy b,cn 50 oatcd Sutc.ss wilh
such ticket :ons beyond a doubt, and ell
that is r'q l'sts is ID long pull, a strong pull
and pull altogether" ard lIar C OK aud Eu-
gsh will be tho next President and Woo
President Of tho Ucitcl Safes
The news CT tho nomination was received in
phiad,lpli, with general snlIsfl ction by all
classts. The rtpubi,sns believe tho nomina.
tion Of Hancock astrocc onr, ard tho democrats
arc hi shIy grat'H ID, aud say no will ccrtsinly
carry tho State. sEd possibly the city. Dis.
patches received ffcm Ailsnlor. E,stor, Potts.
vile. IL aiding, Wiljamsrort. L,ocaster, York
and other pllc ir tho State. say the nomiua-
too Of Hancock and E>elish m ,cts with goncr
al appreciation.
The nomination Was re ivsd with great ca.
thusiasm in Hichmood. Va. IL is gcucrally
conceded that tho ticket is tho strouecss that
Gull lave boon Tut 10 tn, field. Tho lX-Con-
fedora lli(rs upon re ip! OF the Intelligence
Of Gebtr,l Haze ct'a no pina!ion fired salute
Of 100 euhs.
The o. mlnatloo was received at Wilmington,
N. G.. with eLthu-i .sic demonstration by the
dome cats tag' were thrown 10 the brccZe and
tho Cspo Fear Light Ariill, ~ tired salute of
100 guns 10 honor of the event
At Charlotte. n. g. a salute of 100 pups
was fired. and preparations ara bling mado for
grand ratification
Specials from all paris Of Westeln Georgia say
the nominations are received with universal
sa,sfac ion and endorse meDt II Columbus
tho onthusasm Was ulbtunded
At Montgomery. Ala, Hancock and En-
glish cub Of 500 was formed within al hour al.
tir tho announcement Of the nomirstioBs
The nominations we're r,cuivcd at Charles
ton. S. g., with tho utmos, enthusiasm. The
national coors wero displayed everywhere aud
salute OF Is guns fired.
A. Raleigh, N. g.. The ncmiba .ioDs were
greeted with great enthusiasm aud salute of
100 guns wss fired.
Dispatches from various points Throughout
New England mention the cnihu3iss ic r. Jic-
ing Of the democracy over the nominations.
At New Orleans much sA!isiac ioo il cypress
ed at the nomination OF Hancock and Eop|ish.
Sal Ie5 WIRE fired, srd many banners Il Inp
GU.
At New York the aoo, IL Cement Of Han.
cJck's nomination crcs:ci much enthusiasm
amorg the demtc ais rhrro slu'cs of 100
guns ecch were fred
The nomination is rec, iv"l With general ia.
vtr on he Pacific coast.
At New Haven the nUuins lens ut Clucinn,'
ii were received with unl arrli cIod en'husasn.
At L,Lchturg, Va Ihero WAS tho grentest
onthu.is N. The Lsnohl ufg Light Artillery
Blues fired one hupdred gus from Auhcrtt
Heights. opposite the CITY and 40 Immense meet.
ing, white and colored, was adlle sed lrom tie
NorVtll House pCrI!c, by lumber OF dis TO-
puishcd speAkcrs.
MIR. H,ysrd heartily ondo,s tho ticket. and
sent cInGraiulatory telegram to Cen Han
cook. rnc"iVIng grac ,fu reply
Gen. Hancock took hid nomination with kis
usual becoming med S., ana had Very little 10
sly. even 10 the CEo!ls Of his staff, more than
responding 10 slnrlo yet denlti d Way to their
The New Yolk Jourual o! Cumne,cs highly
I uIugiz Cen. Hancock and slys: "A polished
and cultured gentleman. brave and tnc ,css'ul
soldier, an upright aud honest mar he s With
Uul btaIu uUu HoUVo TtpIp1Cu-ut ID SIT 10 tho
chair Of Washington and represent the Amer
can people to the mooarcbs aud Statesman Of
the world"
The New O,l1ans Picsyuns says: The boys
in blue aud the boys 10 gray have one leader
now. Their limo reaches the whole length of
the land and it clnnot be broken"
The Charleston News and Courier, which hes
been the sleidfast champion OF Baysrd, regards
the nomination Of Harc,ck az the strongest al d
safest that could have been mads.
Hon. A. III. Stephens Was screnaded 10
Washington las. night and srokc 10 reply. He
said: Il know both of the candidates. one OF
them intimately. Hauonck comes from the
heystone State. and as Pennsylvania went so
had .gooe the Union hitherto, and probably it
will be 80 10 tho future. He is q man who has
had both military and civic distinction, and hiss
passed through tue ordeal OF fortune with
honor. know Eoelish Intimately. He is not
q man OF as much fame es Hsncoek, but he is
as tue 10 democratic principles as the needle to
the pole. aud immovabIe as rcck. | have
seldom known q msu of greater devotion to
pfinoiple.'
General Sherman. when asked by q reporter
what be thought of General Hapcock's nomi-
oalion. replied that he did not have anything
10 do with poli'ic.; "but il you will sit dows"
be added ''aud write tho best thing that