Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-25
kilograms to The Star.
THE NOMINATIONS.
How They Are Received.
SENATOR THURMAN'S SPEECH.
TELEGRAM FROM COL. TORNEY.
NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.
Conceded to be a Strong Ticket.
SPORTING NEWS.
YELLOW FEVER AGAIN.
GnQeSn1 f0 Tho Sfn.s
SENATOR THURMAN'S SPEECH.
TELEGRAM FROM COL. FORNEY,
NEWSPAPER OPINIONS.
Conceded to be a Strong Ticket.
SPORTING NEWS,
YELLOW FEVER AGAIN.
SpeciaI to The Star.
AFTER THE CONVENTION.
Talk about the riCket-The Best Pos
sible under the Giro instances.

Talk about the ricket-The Rest Pos
sible under the circumstances.
CINCINNATI, O., June 25.
The sober second thought among the leaders
Of the democracy who have remained over. is
that the ticket is about the best under the cir
cumstances that could have been nominated.
kilograms to the Cincinnati papers Of both
parties this morning confirm that opinion.
Republican Comments.
The Gazette (republican) says: 1.-THE nomina-
tion swells the bosom of every republican with
pride in that history of fidelity to country which
even its enemies confess to be the supreme
merit
The Commercial (republican) also says: at
was the single purpose of the democracy as
sembled In the Cincinnati convention to nomi-
nate strong ticket. They did not seek leader
of great experience, critical public service and
Intellectual breadth, but they devoted them
selves to finding man With winning quail
ties"
The Enthusiastic ENQUIRER.
The Enquirer (democratic) says: 1.-THE ticket
is courageous, aggressive, splendid fmpregna-
BILE; about it hang the sweet odors OF loyalty, of
union, OF patriotism, Of democracy, of that
WhiteSt OF blossoms liberty"
TelegramS from Washington.
The following kilograms were received by the
District Of Columbia delegation:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 2.-The nomina-
ton Of Hancock will demoralize the Office hold.
ers at the National Capitol. His name and
fame assure success.
(SigneG JOHN F. ENNIS"
"WAsHINGToN, D. c., June "a, 14O p m.-De-
mOcracy Of the District of Columbia are firing
one hundred guns for their matchless nominee
(SlgneO FRANKLIN BARRETT"
''WAsHINGTON. June 24.-Hancock means VIC
tory. We congratulate the democracy Of the
Union upon their noble work to-day.
(S1gne0 JOHN E. NORRIS
jackson Democratic Association
Fraternal Telegram from Col. For.
ney.
The following telegram from Col Forney
creates some comment:
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-To Danv Douoherty.
member Of convention Cincinnati:-I congrattl
late you, dear old friend on your great speech In
1avor OF the living hero Of Gettysburg, the Murat
OF pennsylvania, who II nominated at Cincinnati
for President would deliver this great common
wealth from the terrible curse that has polluted
its fair fame, destroyed the hopes of its young
men and enriched its insOlent politicians. It
VIII be welcome to hundreds Of thousands of
democrats who regard Grants sacrifice at Chi
cago the unspeakable fngratitude of the age, and
1t Will consolidate north and south in the holy
Eonds OF fraternal peace and prosperity. en-
ulace you. lSlgned] JOHN w. FORNEY.n
Grant Man for Hancock.
Judge Lochrane, of Georgia, who supported
Grant, telegraphs from Washington here de-
claring for Hancock.
The Cincinnati Ratification.
The ratification last night was general and
enthusiastic. The Tammany delegation
marched to the train, every man bearing an
American flag With Hancock and English
upon 1T.
The Hegira.
Hotels are rapidly thinning out. The District
of Columbia delegation leave at $50 tonight.
over the Pennsylvania road. G.W.A.