asIquote herefromarecentissuoof the N.Y. Herald. The Republicans are in beautiful form. This honeymooning from Canton, the gifts of roses (natural and artificial), the pilgrimages of ladies, statesmen, commercial travellers, Christian Endeavourers, and railway magnates, the speeches, the songs, anthems specially written for the occasion by gifted poesy writers; the etui and incisive speeches of the Republican candidate—all blend into a soft picture, a kind of 'Midsummer Night's Dream.' The Republican party in a state of honeymoon, wrapped in the stars, the sunny summer winds caressing and blessing the dear union and nothing to do but that Mr. Hanna, the bridgeroom's best man, should keep tab on the almanac as the days pass until the joy of this bridal solemnity Sinds consummation in Washington."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.