The Nomination Of General Hancock

■■■■ ''■■ a gíee oí wamitli and ■- iaam rara , areorde i a politica] nomiiiation ofny kind. Frorn and hamlet in the laud come the boom of camión and the shoni of the multitude. The Democratie party was never so thoroughly united as now. The independent frote! was never appealed to so forcibly. From ail dlreetions come the tidings that Hancock and Engllsh are receíved and recognléed by the people aa the men wlio ave in every way fitted lor the offices for which tbey have been nominated. Thonsands of Republicana all mvr the country are Openly giving tlieir allegiance to the jía'iant citizen-so Never were Democratie skies brighter than now. The Democratie party- üio party of the h invincible. Let eaeli member of llie noble army gird on hie 'armor, press forward and wage an aggressive flght.