The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-31

DODuS IN our muikeL Is HDOht ll0iS, but tnls "
the trce N currency; and as eoid IL at pre-
MUM OF 10 per cont, here we have another dis
crepacy OF at least IL per cent In this portion Of
Dir. Tafts statement.
You h vc,thereiore. In statement as to the
national credit put forth by tho HIGHEST law
ofiicor of tne Adminlstr ition before tire intel
ligent voters OF the metropolis OF the country,
discrer ancy with the facts Of ever II per cent.
Some Of The Radical papers, gambling with
the credit Of our country fot party purposes,
nave dragged ~ tho Interest rate at which
treasury notes having from two to six months
10 run were sold IN the mliket IN the last d va OF
MT. Duchansn's and FIRST months Of MIR. Linz
coins Admin Illustrations. THIS has nothing tali
TO do with the posi- Ion ken In my letter yet
NAV say that Treasury notes having but short
time to run are not aud have never been salable
lii Europe.
Also, It may he ns we'll to state that In July,
1861, more than four months after Mr.. Ihnc 'ln's
Inauguration and two months after the Cuft"in
hao risen upon tnat oiupendous ana bloody tour
years drama which was then 10 he enacted In
our once 40 happy country, lO.OOOOOO OF pcr
cent treasury notes were taken by New York,
Philadei, lia, and boston banks anJ bankers ut
par IN sold.
Mn Belmont concluded a. follows: I am
Dembcrat. ami have an abiding fatn that the
advent 20 power Of the democratic party under
trusted leader Will bring to tne uation rtos-
perity and good government, but | would rather
see this rieht h nd Of mine wither aud fail pow
eriess at my side than permit i's use to strike
such foul blows. even II by such foul blows l
| could elect our candidate. Whenever cannot
be Democrat and an American too, shall
Hiug Democracy behind me. Whenever my
party lies do not erniit mo 70 vindic TO my
country az home and ABROAD, shall sunder for
Bot re eat. thi, Republican assault upon
! our nations credit W nothing but partisan
caiumny upneld by partisA press. IL Is DIS
graceful, dishonuraule electioneeiing trek,
which tho tTicksters will live - blush win
said before. A change of Administration here
J. not mora likely TO Hnect the value OF our
funded ueot than is change OF Ministry there
| 10 HcCt The value Of cunsOls."
| Yes, gentlemen, our Federal bonds arc strong
In u nope, because mighty nation and not
ephem,ral politicians uphold them. Political
parties re transitory and mortal ike ourselves
| our country alone Is perm inent ana Immortal
| Pennsylvania, VINO In a neat speech expressed
| the hoDe that Pennsylvania would oycrcome all
tho fraudulent deyices that the Republicans
| VIII practise IN her chief city.
EhG9y. Walker OF Virginia pledged his State
TO give 1000 najoritv for Iilden and Hendricks.
| 1--WE are sOliu," he sold, against Rldicalism
we are solid for Administrative reform We are
| solid Tor peace we are solid for fraternity; We
are solid for the re~eratlon Of the Union once
| again In all it's IWstiue glory. lApplause.l
| and therefore we are ginst tho Radical psrty.
| We look forward with hope to the day when,
upon thi- ground. there may also be solid Nor.h;
| and wuen that day comes, us God grant II nry
! come on Tuesdai next week. let us take theee
two great divisions Of the countrv. and weld
| them together IN one great and solid Union that
| 81 u st forever. Because We know that the
| part that en- combine within ia fold ever
| American citizen. Because we desire 60 be
nAunnsi, "e vote the Democratic ticket. Zap
Ex-senator Stockton Of New Jersey sad that
| he haI seen IN some OF the Republican ncwapa-
| pers, since the election IN Indiana, that New
j rsty - considered a dOubtfgl stale. Sho
| never " q doubtful before, and he did net know
tnat there was anyt ming In the Indiana cleo
Now Jersev to give 1000 Democratic MOOR
ity. IN he course Of an aule review Of the
canvass, Mr. stockton SAID that tins re epuhlic
| has given evidence that II can stand great
| deal wht n II ms survived the war and the in
uodaction o. great numbers Of Ignorant votors,
| D"t that II mover can stand AGAINST personal
| Negii udion on the lift OF IT'S rulers, ana that
IL The kepubican party should win tins election
| repuUiiOan astitutiors viii he a fahure.
Mhhe tue snealing was gpiag on upstairs, and
jisi as ,'r. Bein ont was turning ono Of hi, most
polished periols IN References t. 6uaDce, tie
str-..r resoVnd.d with the ,resd oI men
Tiis s"'i " torcass hss.ed d. A 1p "' Tae nilEt 'nS
IL VS. to CeNel nd Lsc.cn of Jersey Ciy
th,t hal come l,JJ strong Il Lrest thrlr
caief und urcitier political speotace was .cl-
dom con than tue one tue, made with their
vii uriford.s faced with red, wlnls theirrai,As
wero even as those II ths seventh Regiment
wagon formed the perau.buiating ba,-
ttry from wulch niues, CoiOred hghts,
and Roman canlles were cortinually
nred. tLo IN sic ana night by this time Lad a.
sembied = vast uulttude, that nied every
-qu-ie ~, Of the avenue uetwesn Fourteenth
and sixteenth streets, and IN front of the 81 b
break. Iho windows and steIs II the ncis b0r-
INC houses. too. were or r'wdcd % Oyerl wing,
and tho pol had n they could do T. maze a
pltH iur tLe l.oeessluh. men the purade was
about . third over With, Nj. Cleveland Whose
legion u NtS, lppt1ifl ON lll NluD house steIs
loading ith tre Governor.
CIV liidn took -t.,ipn uext to tho front
railluc, and hit ~ hand bowed equnly TO Tue
! .mil " lli-hi," or more I rmHl "Hip. hin,
huir "a" tia. greeted him from each rank as
matcned bf. lho head of e procc sion by
this time ha1 turned back, doubling up uuon
the III IN boiv So tnst the street for block, on
either hand nresented mass Il noving lilht.
when the front RANK reached the club house
a. ~ IL thalicd aud faced about to the right. aud
in :. COiuppr rdtSes short tilr the entire 1.sUO
tore e. Meie compressed in a suAce bouuded ry
| d q Ia lao 10 -
TO that 81 day upon al surrounding object.. ana
this eject vas heightened b, the cOlored II 4mes
int now continually burned from the wsgnn
above noted. winch threw strange. weird glare
upon the counten nces of tine THOUSANDS that
suTrOunceu iLU .rch bearers every hand.
As soon ~ he spontaneous cheers OF the multi
tuic could DO siienced, Gov. llllen, Using nis
voice 20 IT'S highest ritcn, I'D In clear, dchb-
crate tono that hoatei lar aud wide over his
audi, nrei
" THAT ~ DO. Governor, now come To- out Of
the cold whispered Mr. Cleveland, patronizins
tp nis fe.iieLtai pfote5e, ana - the Governor
entered the CluD house, he leaned over the stops
ra'nns and said; hoy. and thank YOU f3r
cunning over to ace him. The Governor ha.
y T.ly piomiscd To visit ug IN JERSEY CIV, v O.
Nc nave our granl parade next FRIDAY" liut
the IulNt4 de remaining unstllshed. The Hon.
- ~. &. x -t~pued 10 the front IN said
"Ali We ask o. you IN New Jer-eY, IL to lint
tate NoN Yors, " lea VIII cive samuel j. i'll
den, tho urAt President, Jo.o0l maj ri y. tCle5
u '"e'l do II. Two words only COMPRISE
the campaign, pacity and puff, With r'den
Csn iou d. yonr sh.feT' Win snoat. II "We
con, we viii" The procession moved on " parade
the cOutinsuUu, street, OF the city.
Af,~, tuis, when tho speahils Was all over and
done with hr. belmont invited the guesis To
the nupprr room. Felix, the famous Mabhntan
cook, nud proved himself as hlnpy as m, name
ln dcAt-ing rich ana FRO dantir~ TO crafty g
pa. W, lhs "soemuitu 'elutut's. An especi
H. ture + tne banquet, low Yer, was the aux
OF costly nj brlisnt flowers IN bore IN
9n.'icu"us corner ~ i9e room tne l"genh n
white nd red uf lilden and hendncks"
Eysn thl- feast, however, failed TO draw Mr.