New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-01
PUBLIC OPINION.

The Republican party has been accused of
being fond OF 100000 blacks; but II Democratic pro-
him ali along the lme.-lsan Francisco Alta California
GepJ
We congratulate the Republican party and
the nation that there Is one candidate IN tho Held who
does not md il necessary 10 rise aud explain his
position the question Of payment OF rebel Claims
Saratoga Saratogan (RcpJ
Can the people hope for Improvement by
restoring the regime Of buchanan under llden Are
the Dayses ana Toonbsc any more To- hc trusted now
than when they BETRAYED their Gonntry with Heaven
defying boasts 81 Hartford Post tRepJ
We can cary this State by an immense ma
iOrty Tho Radicals themselves bolicyo ana expect =
OF our victory We have The Returning Board
and that infamous confederation Of political Jnggers
win do whatever can be regarded as even possibly JUST
fable tine OF intimidation, &c lNew-Oreah
Picayune Deml
Mr.. Tilden promises on the honor Of gen
tleuan that II the people Will elect linn President lie
will stand The rebels and tho Treasury ana use
his best efforts rcpeSs their insoent demands Per
tle country can safely trust rutherford r. Hayes
whose followers contemplate no such raid on tho Treas
ury and who under necessity OF defining his posi-
ton going security for their good BEHAVIOR Indian
ap0lls Journal (Rep)
Mr.. Tildcn says, if elected President, no
claim for 0ss damage l"urrcd by dsiOyal persons
during the late war" win be- allowed by him But what
does by "disoyal pcrsOnsT Is Il dl.oyal IN q
state to snap the tie OF confedei alton winch Mr. III
den his Kent letter claimed il had the right to dol or
IS dsloya in citizen to follow The lead OF state
when it its reserved Thtsl Mr. lIdrn should
tell Ms explicitly what in his judgment constitutes dis
loyal person" cincinnati Commercial dndl
Gov. Tildcn's letter on the subject of those
caiIns-thosc so-,allcd Southern cla1us'-with which
the dcyllsh Radical press and leaders have cssaycd 10
alarm the North, completely sweeps away every false
suggestion, every prctensc Of apprehension mat has
been put forth with regard 10 them. This letter IS ad
nirabe 1t Is frank and unrcscrved rs 1t could be
made and utterly scaers o. the winds all tho dlsln-
gcnuOus specuatiUus tTwlat hc and the Democrats
may do about Southern claims should h0 be elected
lEichmond Dispatch Dom)
Even If Tilden had character which enti-
tied nm u the public confidence and he sincere
affairs TO nm and the solid South him, instead Of
hayes, whose public services and character leave no
room for any such pledge, and the Republican party.
which saved the Republic from Southern secession, aud
witch has no cause for making pledge that II IL shall
not 10 20 indemnify itself the losses il suffered in
the attempt at MS destruction iCincinnatl Gazette
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We indorse every word Gov. Tiden saws
upon the subject of Southern claims md feel assured
hat We reflect the sentiments Of the Conservatives and
d. mocrats Of the b. at least In regulating the as
scOn OF the Radicals who insist that the Representa-
tiycs from the South contemplate urging such claims be-
fore Congress in the event OF Gov Tlden election To
pay such claims would h6 manifesty the great
b. dy Of the people OF the South Itself. and
lighted lind that Gov Tden in advance OF his inaugu-
ration. has given notice that he would veto every bill
that looked 10 the payment Of any such debs Rich
| mCnd Wing tDem)