, 1876-11-01


WASHINGTON. d. G.. Oct. 31.-Auguat Bel.
mont In bis speech yesterday lctlcl any one 10
produces proof tut thcrc is any apprehension
nulons the Syndicate In this country Or III
Europe that tic election Of Ttllcn would llaye
nn unfuyGtab!c effect upon tho further ne.otin-
ttul Of tho ~ per cent 1oan. II Mt. August
Belmont makes olleia! application to tho proper
quarters he will he referred tu hls associates in
The A,ucrisan branch Of tho Syndicate, Mcssrs.
Morton, Bliss II Co., and to other American
members u the Syndicate, for tic Information
wlsiyh he desires. Ono. Insignificant
circumstance In connection with the rrcc,,t In
formation received BY the Treasury Department
FROM tIIu 1lotschllus branch Of tho Syndicate Is
Treasury department ut Washington by Table
from l.UI,lol,, without The Intervention OF the
rx-Ct,aiytnan of the Democratic National Com
ntttee III New ioFk, wllo happcns to be Hotiss.
child'B agent.
Ts1dtn aud Wade Hampton hare discovered a
novel way for avoiding The PrcsIlentfs rrorla.
nation III South CHrolinn. a fnr,i,A! oheslicntc
to thr command tn tisbanl the rite clubs has
been rendered, but these clubs lHYc been rcor-
gan!xcd under tne curious titles OF "Illlcn'a
"sotlal Circles" u Benevolent Associations"
and the like.
WOULDN'T TAKE a CENT.
The card from Tennessee rc!utlrs to Southern
claims, 1nlblislci here today By tlc Tilden Lit
CrAry Bureau, Is the lnst absurd of atly Of the
etrreotypci signals of distress yet sent here.
ASnsy sssys Y; ov tFffis1 fs"s y fDs sus Sata ssr w
and protests that the people Of the
bcn,; reimbursed for thess southerns claims.
are the nan,ss "f all tie Democratic, Congress-
Vf forced protests is plainly acen When i Is
ts'o i sisuci Is 10 tIs 's .ar,t. llt,dso l. tic
author ii tlu famous KIdIlc hill. which llas per-
in that bill E,ll, proposed compensation IL I'LL
citizens for ltsc nT occupation Of their property
by tue Unitcd States daring tic War, UNI! pro
yl'!ea that the allttlavt u ti1# claimant sup.
ported BY tho conltetent testimony Of n'ic rcr"
utatr c!ti:ess, should bc sufficient prtoi to es.
made Il ron.l!ttt,n Of payment. Present ctt-
zssnsl''p anil Tue oatll ot onp citizen pc.
s!dce the elain,ant age ~ tlc r"i.llti"'s
ing his district In Tennessee publicly telling
his constituents that II tp democratic party Is
successful every ('"raon who las any clulm Gf
my description, tor Tho uss cvcI! q pickett
ltIc, wilt }te reimbursed. Mr. Riddles lla!lle,
however, appears tu-lay Unsplcuuas AMONG tbs
siEness u tic stereotypcd circular VI tho Liter
LilEu nErOArs,
Tho Democrats aFe trying tn make capital by
here an.ony Republicans regarding t'lu election.
AL such asacrttula uEe 1asrless. 0N the co!.
tlsry, Hayes friends here wrEc never nore ea,-
lcnt tl.lN since the discovery Of thu thlaal:
pllia fraud and tic Supervisors examination Ut
thu New York registry. THcy have feared
nothing hut silent lr4,lds, anu tlosc are now
believed fully guartlctl asninst.
CONFEDERATE ARcuivk.
Thu Confederate urrhycs !.cyu c.tllta!n very
valuable hints rs to the purposes II tho SOUTH
crn lalers At the close 1f tnu War wllil RESPECT
tn thu obligations Of the Eunfvtcrncy aud st,ut
ern claims. IN April, lbaj, JelE Davis colydnel
his Cabinet III trri@ht-car ut Charlotte, N. G.,
tic ConfedeEacy then being un wllees, 10 COIL
rider thu tcs,nn Of gAuftulutlun cmbrarod In tho
then Invited each u.cll,I,cr Of hls Cal,lnct
10 give his views in writing upon this rub.
Itct. These written optulonst with onu or
two executions, art INV In tie Confederate
archives. The following 10 that partloa Of
| Fns,,l,aster.ticnr,al kea3ans opinion Which IT,
latcs 10 southern claims. 1t l. lu his uWu haul