Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
Rejotcinos and Qualifications.

HAHShALG, OuuC OdO AVOGASA SObo
were fired tonight in honor of the Cincinnati
nominees, and great rejoicing.
! TITUsvILLE, June 2t.-The Democrats rati-
fed Hancock and English's nomination last
night with cannon, music and outdoor speech
es, by their stalwart leaders, Gutherie, Hey
mang Irish Neill, Stellhamer, and Hancock
club was formed, with F. G, Barstow pres
| ident.
| DETROIT, June 25.-The nominations were
well received by the Democrats here, though
with no special enthusiasm. They expressed
satifsction, and say the ticket is strong one.
! Thirty-elght guns were fired.
| KEoKUK, Iowa, June 24.-News of the nomi-
nation of Hancock and English was received
| here with great enthusiasm, which has culmln
| ated in an immense ratification meeting. The
Constitution printing office and other buildings
are brilliantly illuminated, and the streets are
thronged with people, flags are waving, bands
| PLAYING and fire works in full blast. Salutes
are being fred, and the enthusiasm is increas-
ins.4 Able speakers are op the platform and
the speeches SO far have been Justify cheered.
Never before were the Democrats of the city so
thoroughly electrified.
SAN Francisco, June 24.-Iuterviews with
leading Democrats in the city, and dispatches
from all parts Of the Pacific coast, indicate that
the nomination of Hancock, although unex-
pected, is remarked as the best solution of the
question, and harmoniziDg conflicting interests.
The Democrats throughout the interior OF the
State are ratifyipg the nominations tonight by
meetings, professions, bonfres and salutes.
MEMPHIS, June N One hundred guns were
fired this evening III the honor Of the nomina-
tion of Hancock and English, which gives sat
isfaction to Democrats. telegram from
Salina, Ark, says the city is lighted up with
bonires in honor of the nomination OF Han
cock.
LITTLE Rock. June "a. The Democrats here
receive the nomination of Hancock and Eng
lish enthusiastically. Squads composed of
federal and confederate ex-artillerymen are
now firing salute of 125 guns in compliment
of the nominees.
COLUMBUS. June PA large meeting was
held in the State House yard tonight to ratify
the Cincinnati nominations. Speeches were
made by Senator Thurman and others.
PROVIDENCE June 24.-One hundred guns
in honor of the nomination of Hancock and
English.
PENSACOLA Fla. June 24.--A liberal display
of flags and one hundred guns in honor of the
Cincinnati nominations.
Boston, June 24.-A dispatch from Portland
states that the Democrats are firing Presiden-
tial salute for the Cincinnati nominations. An
other from Concord announces that the nomi-
nation of Hancock and English was received
with enthusiasm Dy DenOCTatS
NASHVILLE June 24.-The nomi nation of
Hancock and English was we'll received by the
Democrats here with emphathic expressions Of
satisfaction. Similar advices came from other
| portions of the State; even Republicans admit
the ticket to be one of the strongest that could
have been put in the field. Leading Demo-
Gratis predict it will be the most exciting and
| enthusiastic canvass since the war. The
| american will say of the ticket to day: It is
| nj kut fho oaoo1o Of
Louisiana and Texas have cherished the name
of Hancock, and followed his political for
tunes in defeat, until their grateful and gallant
persistence has made him the President of the
United States. His Louisiana and Texas letter
was not his sole title to respect and honor.
| His acts were in accord with his principles.
| Almost alone of the successful generals, ne
| stood firm against the insane and popular Of
| fers of the Republicans and the political plot
| ters again st civil liberty and civil government,
who involved the whole country in the evils
| consequent upon reconstruction and carpet
| baggers.
MILWAUKEE, June 2i.-The nomination of
Hancock and English created considerable en-
| thusiasm among the Democrats OF this city,
and flags were displayed by the Democratic
| Journals and several private citizens. Dis
patches from the interior of the State are to
| the effect that the Democrats are we'll pleased
with the result of the convention.
WHITEHALL, N. Y. June 25.-Great enthusi-
asm is expressed here by the Democrats over
the nominations of Hancock and English.
| hundred guns were fred, and the @sme at
| Plattsburg.
RICHMOND, Va. June 2l.-The nomination
of Hancock was received here with great en-.
| thusiasm. Ex-confederate soldiers, upon the
| receipt of the intelligence, fred salute of
one hundred guns.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 81. The nomina-
tions of Hancock and English were received
here with great enthusiasm.
TOLEDO, June "A salute of hundred guns
was fired here in homer of the Cincinnati nomi-
| nations.
WHEELING, w. v. June PA salute of 100
guns was fred by the Democrats to-day on the
receipt of news of the nomination of General
Hancock.
ST.. LOUIS, June 25.-The Republican this
morning, after paying Gen. Hancock a very
| high compliment as man and soldier spoke
of the ticket as follows The ticket is built to
run and to win, it unites all the elements of
popularity all the elements of success. 1t has
not flaw in it's armor and the shafts of par
tisan malice will find no weak spot to touch
1t will reqnire neither apology nor defense, it
ia its own endorsement aud recommendation.
The Democrats at Cincinnati have done their
work wisely and well. The people
will do the rest.
The Times said The convention at Cincin-
natl Yesterday done its work promptly and
well, if it mad deliberated week it could not
| have been made stronger ticket an abler one