The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-06-10
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an EDITORIAL strongly fayoring Gar
fed.
Isw York. June 9.-The San, with
mock solemnity, thanks God for the
S.frat Of Grant. and then repeats it,
.,nle charges Of credit mobilier and the
NJ Gollyer pavement frauds against
Garfield.
st. Louis, June 9--The Globe Demo
,ra will publish the following editorial
,o.morrow: .sIf there Is any doubt that
Garfield can command the harmonious,
united support Of the republican party,
ne challenge the doubter TO find sin
Gle exception Of discomfort. single
evidence Of weakness During the
mast six months the republicans have
leeu open In the expression Of their
oplnions, and especially Of their griey-
apces. We have heard from the men
who would not vote for Grant and the
men who would not vote for Blaine,
from the aEti-third termers, the TO-
formers, the young scratchers and the
tea party, but we have not even had a
Fifth avenue hotel conference as to the
possibIlity of any 9epublican dissatis-
faction with Garfield.
New York. June 9.-The Journal n
6bmmerrs ldemocratic) says OF the whole
list Of candidates named at convention:
.This Is undoubtedly the strongest
that could have been made. We shall
certainly not be discouraged Il men Of
honesty and ability like Garfield are
called to the white house. II the dem
ocrats ut Cincinnati will give us n man
Of equally high character the people Of
the country may breathe more freely in
regard to their political future than
they have before for many years."
The Times says: There are no bolt
ers scratchers or independents who
bear the republican name who cannot
earnestly work and honestly vote for
Garfield, and there Is no thorough-go-
ing republican who will not accept him
As fit representative Of their party
principles. faithful depository Of the
party trust"
New York, June 0.-Ths World
rdcules the ticket and says the demo-
Gratis will certainly beat It In Novem-
Der.
The Herald concludes Its article:
"rhe republican leaders In the state,
having gone into the third term move
ment with all their zeal. viii be Grip
pied by this tremendous mistake, and
by the loss Of prestige which viii at
tend its failure, and II the democratic
party should be reunited, the chances
are against Garfield's carrying New
York, the loss OF which would be fatal
TO his hopes. The republican party Is
weakened by the long contest at Chi
cago, Weakened by the strenuous ef-
forts for third term by many of its
principal leaders, weakened by its nom
ination Of a ticket which none OF its
members would have recommended or
thought Of in advance, and 1t will have
hard battle to fight II the democratic
party should make n reasonably good
nomination.
Cincinnati, June 9.-The Enquirer
ldem. says: "The ticket Is Garfield
and Arthur-combination and Conk-
ling. The convention was shamed into
permitting the brilliant New York SEN
ator to name the second man on the
ticket. The redeeming feature OF the
convention WIS the splendid, ,unchange-
able devotion Of few more than three
hundred men, who came out Of the
convention as they went in, unpur-
chased, uncompromised, uncompro-
missing and true,
Louisville, June 9.-The Courier
Journal, speaking Of Garlield's nomina-
ton, says: "Whatever may DO said to
The discredit Of the republican party, it
must be allowed that during twenty
years. sailing upon dangerous seas 1t
has encountered extraordinary good
fortune and displayed unusual skin in
emergencies. The nomination Of Gar
neld Is an inspiration. In no other d.
rection, through no other channel,
could the Chicago convention, driven
about by the cross winds Of interest
and beaten by an ever-increasing food
Oh passion, have found, II not safety,
at least escape from the immediate
peril Of the storm. The nomination Of
Grant was certain defeat. It was
worse; 1t was ultimate destruction in
civil war; for the conspiracy Of the
hlrd-termers contemplated confusion
OF The returns, revolt against the count
Oh the vote and a resort to arms. The
nomination Of Garfield, though It mag
niles and multiplies tho difficulties OF
'he situation for tho democrats, does
not by any means make that situation
hopeless. On the contrary. we can
oeat Garfield as easily as we beat
hayes, Of whom in truth Garfield Is a
iarge likeness-a brainier and, because
orainier, a better man, but yet m
embodiment Of insincerity."