The New York herald., 1876-10-31


sent 10 remain oficey To these inferior officers all
admnssratlons should % ake, and tney should De IN
fidelity and single eye 10 The public trust TO which
they arc assigned This open and barefaced use OF
bribery patronage by the friends OF Hayes convinces
that he has hope OF civil service reform by his
election The utterance OF wiliul caumnies by
officials against tho personal character OF
q successful didate for the Presidency should
sttute what Jefferson calls inherent disqualified
tom for continuance In ofhce
Such IS the strength OF the party have to en-
counter-a great party, long In possession OF the
ernmenr NOT as : public trust, but as 4 partv canon
toll and defeat the popular demand for change OF
measures and change Of men,
DESPAIR
Moreover. let US not be blind to the desperation of
our foe. A week remains OF tho campaign, and al
ready they have begun their onsets OF despair
Assessing again, IN fiagrant violation OF law OF
Congress- The 100 600 members civil service
streams into North Carolina for q solvent Of tho
soiid South''-these professors OF civil service re-
form!
Denouncing with loud cries Of fraudulent" regis
traon New York smaller than the registration or
Philade ephia-a city Of 800 900 fewer inhabtantsde
nouncng, say, as "rauduent" the OF the demo-
cratic city OF New York. which will be less than Is
voters to the 100 Inhabitants. they attempt thus
secure quiet and immunity for Kellogg while he regis
New Orleans fraudulent negro votes in tho pro-
portion OF 10 TO l00-as II In the 81 600 coored men,
women aud children OF New Orleans one half be
adult male voters; bus in New York II is 10 100 are
SUCH then forsooth the Is fraudulentthese
champions Of pure ballot box. who maintain Kellogg
again to cheat sister State OF her sefgovcrnmentl
Waving the bloody shirt over South Carolina they
put federal bayonsts IN the path OF the coored voors
who nocking by thousands 10 the side Of Wade
Hampton! The merchants OF all trades, the judges OF
10 assure The North tha. publican mlsrus and spoa.
on there utterly intocrabe that South Carolina
flung 10 the dust manaciod and dishonored BY r.pub.
Ican leaders using federal power in order that her
seven electoral votes may De stolen rom ner and given
Hayes and Wheeler-these leaders OF the party OF
great moral ideas!
Did say truly that they have begun their onsets
Of despatrs But this Is not all
They have renewed all their journals the
pagn OF calumny. Upon upright u citizen lives
in all this land scrupulousy just and honorable
man. they are pouring showers Of poisoned arrows
Tho c0unselorat law whose advice the wiscst business
men and the learned attorneys for years have
sought whom great temperatures have looked up 10
tor guidance whom q great party has placed IN the
chair o. the the Caie M Msg,s.racy whom great people
him, hm, these journals every day defame IN lam
guago which woud bo cxravagant convicted feion.
ton than BY telling you that their leading organs
daily calling samuel J. Tilden ''partner OF Tweed"
Canal Ringf''
rnE NATIONAL CREDIT AssAIIED.
The good name OF It's good aud groat Ia not the
only priceless possession OF tree people which these
desperate gamblers against destiny are now stalking
They are gambling also with the national credit That
too they ready squaDdcr their desperation,
II y were theirs to imperil, theirs 70 risk. The
people have determined in their hearts to &C
determined TO stop extravaganza and 10 root up
corruption. Thcy have determined 10 have o sound
ing and overdue paper promisea they have deter
mined 10 have lighter taxation and tariff for rev.
only. In place the sxtortion practiscd under
government partnership with protected monopolis,s.
II is their settled purpose to have economy in the
public expense and puror civil service, with admins
Now, the 81. Louis platform Of tho democratic party
and the life-long convictions and the actual Official
achievements OF our candidate pledge the party and
pledge him this execution OF the peoples WILL They
pledge and designate him 1T and efficient nstru-
ment Tor tnis m0mentous work. Tho people feel that
Governor Tilden means Il and knows how. And they
would cOnseCrate him to the toll which, with Gods
blessing, he will enter upon next Atm OF March,
And now come these desperate political gamblers,
ready to stake what Is not their upon the last
throw They recklessy assure you that II tho people
shall this the only way that reform
is possibe-by change or partics-and shall commits
son Governor Tliden TO do this righteous work-then
whats Why, then the national credit will snk-will
sink at home and abroad
THIS is a fine recipe for using popular pride and
popular fears make the domination OF the repubIi-
party perpetual but It Is not appreca-
ton OF the condition Of national credit either al homo
or abroad
Itwas d lot partisan purposes the story was
put about few days that II Governor Tiden
elected the operations In London OF the Syndicate,
which has undertuken the funding OF portion
national debt ~ lowcr rate OF interest than II now
bears, will cease and come TO an end. In evasive
language, but with no concealment OF intent,
evening journal published this city, II from WASH
ington, statement that authoritative letters had been
received from London 10 that effect. l felt that
in position know, and ought to know, and did
tins country-oi the dongs and the prospects OF the
Syndicate and Of the temper VI European investors
toward these new bonds mad received no such intI-
nations, ana have reason know that no such in-
formation had been received In Now York by any or
the members Of me sypd,cutc who represent here
their friends aud correspondents Europe, and that
such feeling represented by this partisan journal
existed among the capitalists and bankers OF Europe
Thereupon, and therefore, lost time branding
tho story conceived that tanth and the interests
OF country aud liz credlt deserved to be branded
placed my denunciation OF what knew TO be
fasehood upon these grounds:-First, constant init
mate and confidential communications by cabic and
mall with my friends; secondly, Information from
my associates in this city representing foreign houses
aud thirdly, my profound conviction that the intel
iigent bankers and capitalists Of E:giand and the rest
OF Europe satisfied, by careful inquiry into
and observation OF the Affairs OF this country that
national bonds sound aud as sale as the wealth
industry and character o our people make them that
vicious financial immortality the part OF any body
will interfere with the national effect OF that
wealth, industry and integrity: that our bonds
held Europe safety to English consols.
and that their payment rs no moro likely TO be dis
t.rbed by cnange of parties hero from republican
democratic than there IRON tory TO liberal
This expressed opinion OF mine has created par
party and has been fought with day after day the
republican press as II The republican party wished
nothing SO much as to persuade Englshmen or Euro
peans that tho safety OF bonds depend upon tho
individuals or parties IN power in Washington, and
that there is very nearly quite popular majority
IN this nation whose purposes would seriously impair
valuo safety national obligations held ia
Europe. do not believe this
do not belIeve that the republican party can bor
money cheaper than tho United States l de-
nounce that prstence FALSE from whatever quarter
It may come. The boDdholdcr is gale; the people will
compel any aud every party to make and keep him
safe. We are not nation OF scamps and repudaiors.
THE DoSDrAiKR SAFER UNDER TILDYS HAYES.
But added that under Tho great financial capacity
wisdom OF Governor Tiidcn believed the people,
who are The bvndpoyers, could have the burdens OF
taxation and revenue adjusted that the load Of prn
cipal and interest will be easier Tor them under Tidcn
than Hayes Now told that have previously
SAID the country being Ijured IN its industry and
n
jury would continue under Hayes. So have and
believe IT, But meanwhile the bondholder liz sale,
however much the bond pAycr may suffer. Honest
tons, like honest individuals will struggle in poverty
rather than repudiatc their obligations
Did any one doubt the soundness OF the bonds be-
fore the elections In Indiana and West Virginia. but
did not Industry anguish then as II does now, and
not then, We are now, Ia the hardest pinch
OF hard times! Is not labor iule and capital unenl-
ployedg Are not the bonds Of our. pry.te corpora-