New-York tribune., 1876-10-30

,,v ,ham tn draw from. They have no hope
sOOu aitber OF these States and by using the haghs
70 advantage thoy hope to defeat REFORM inc
,,,cans are also coOnizing California WIN "'n',0'
S Connecticut and HewIersey with NEGROES & sHinid
son down the coast Our Iglenus ~ o9 nuscrnpulous
iIOni, liant They dealing Win az ,'on,
my DC BE on the alertl do not lose INC 'i''o' nv"
within your graspG . .,,o,,
The comments of the Southern press uPoi
,rudeos letter on rebel claims are pretty eoou 'NH
GOV -. enc charres are not so groundlcss as they
9enS. ~ Hereis Tas Macon (Ga) telegraph ana AeS-
aistInctIy announcing the purpose OF the s"uIh 10
80. ,hs renindng OF the cotton tax. IL says; IHueh
-, out with q sweeping declaration against al oo'n
~ %, claims including even the refundins oi the dn
sitntional and oppressive cotton tax we tlnA -"
~. ha. gone to- far Ia this matter Inc co'Vou '"A'
s Is pupitive tax and wholly unconstitutional
., he refupdsd after tine quest on has p1ssed the
ouSSal ~ tbe courts and of Congress, ana no I ~
wbt IN oppose executive YtJO 10 u ciedr % ,hat
ousnt aUd rectiuido. decided, SIMPLY because a'
usuCe ipures to the benefit of quondam rebels ana H.
snTrectionists SO called.
Tbo Ohio Democrats are so anxious 10 VIII
no sotmoney faction over TO Tilden that tieS n"''
ss,gsd the venerable william Allen from MS Io'"e
ors more and put him upon tho stump lie spohe
:, rstcothe last week, and gave these reasons "oy
o,.v man should vote for Tldcn instead OF Cooper
- go. d" I want ~ make few remarks about the
-. vyho are candidates for the Presidency ol the
,,,ed states and do not ask you TO vote Tor iioeh
hoausa love Iiden, but have reasons tOr IoNhS 'He
noocrotie party and cannot vote against MN VIII
nt voting aga nsG the Democratic party. Mr. cooper 10
~ r,or .,d the platform he stands upon is good
nlst,orm, and stand upon It myself HIS platform was
-, trou the Ohio platform, but Mr. Cooper, reat ana
a. no s stands in position that makes 1t impOsS
~, 90 ,ct him President of he United States, anu Tor
n 10 stand pv taking part IN TINS contest Wou9 ., M
io 1000 tle eYpio4iou We vote Tilden because
!; elected, be viii be elected by the Democratic p3l
s,I he will be found to act fairy. As 10 DIS Stc"iIhs
s t ~ 20 danger as 10 the Democratic party doing 50,
because they have nothing to steal Tor the ooTS
II all"
Another missent letter" has turned up, this
umo in Cleveland Il is said by The Cteretd"d Herald
10 have been received by highly respectable business
Arm" in that city, aud to have been sent there by ms
take instead of TO Wisconsin The writer OF IT, James e.
peyan had been on visit T. the Democratic Headluaf
ters Ia this city, and thus described his success Ihey
promise us and, but say il must he through 'ne 0"e
Committee Hewitt 50 occupied that hau 40 oP-
portunity TO talk to him IS | wished A fcw minutes
with the Governor however, who happehed III 'he IVY
Aid as we'll He talks hopefully, but is socitous about
wisconsin and thinks there is possibility of IT'S Noie
determining the election. Amoug other things "hicn
will tell you he feels the necessity OF full Cathohc
vote and wishes It's importance cautiously ufseu upon
the priests and officers of the Church The fact ah uid
no remembered by them that the school question has
bseu dragged In issae ne some states ana mat tIe 80.
orattc MARTY Is their true friend He wants them re-
minded that he and tho party cOns tnty assL'd o
the GRAY Nuns such fayOrS, ana Tor the Crcd
10 he laggrd now w0itd he little less tAan lItdcntFg
Ths mater he wishes have looked after wth the u
most caution and outside Or committees aud Dy none hot
OF our order" This Is exceedingly interesting u true
There is no writer on Southern affairs who
IA more conservative trustworthy than the res
lar southern correspondent Of The Cincinnati CONNER
eaL His testimony on the South Carolina situation Is
therefore worthy the attention Of every man VINO &c
sras 70 get at tae truth In his last letter hs cJrie
,nopdept thus entirely corrOboraes the statements 81
Gov Chamberlain: "There Is denying but what the
whites have st out carry this State according to the
Mississippi plan. It'll plain TO man upon The groUdd
As the light of the sun. They have determined 10 carry
the election and nothing but the presence OF Federal
troops will keep them from donS il, and thoy may G"
any WAY shall not be surprised whichever way this
South Carolina election goes While is true tnat troops
are necessary 70 secure every black the right tov0c
as he pleases 1t s not true that they niindatc the
Democrats OF keep single white man from cxcrcisiig
his right to vote Not Ii great mistake to sup
pose such thing. When fad an intimidatod White
Democrat will let you know Notwithstanding all Tie
troops in this State-Dd coming every day and
going into every counyou will hnd that The largest
white vote ever poed Vl cast one week from next
Tuesday And without troops just surely the day
rolled around the Democrats would have carried TIE
State by a majority OF from 10000 % 10000. Indeed,
there would Do nis thrr majority except tai OF
populate President Grant htye said hands on as
he aid In Mississippi andIhey would have voted the blacks
with ali the ease fiat they dd in Mississippi Result
iDmeUse Democratic gains; perfect tidal wave IN
fact"