New-York tribune., 1876-10-06

.o,aption met aud nominated Mt OaStOh' DuV 70
,ne,r anazomeDt tst gentleman oeglcu 10 run f TO
kbosst ti ttinE Il! The hgure-head business as
NIiieal Ia yestmsnt seems to gro" poorer eae '"!.
THAT rcor, fOrlorn TOOrback from Gov. III
= fantIy headquarters about Gov. Hayes aud the
oeL - Alliance dld not have legs enough TO hold it
A"', .on ,or one day Before it had been abroad II
W W NJ A T. Wikof Chairman Of the Ohio Republi
~ ~ CON ,nittee knocked it over with this dispatch:
&C. Uayes never authorized such letter. but
-. or,jlet denial had already been made so long ago
et IL hg the very man who is said to have written
..bsrpless letter itself Nir A. T. Lee, who said: 81 No
,otcr vyas ever written. The story that Gov Hayes
- iplorse9 such sentiments, by letter or oth.FWeCE
Stidrl, fais1 Gov lildens young men seem 10 heeu
guardian -.
Arofber SANDER about Gov. Hayes has just
-, .cueIebed in Chicago On Saturday last Ihe Times
:, that city published long statement charging tha'
o Hcyes took 81 600 Of bounty and Other morty from
na Of his soldiers for safe keeping aud that he money
as never given the soldiers family after his death
- , no longer than two days for The Tribune OF the
80 city 10 collect evidence enough TO show beyond
S,,t tbst there was absolutely no ground for the
norge sad that the whole thing was started some Cne
$40 iOr ho purpose OF cxtortihs Di"ekna ~ f oIsni
Heves re d. teOtCd the scheme al once, ana 80 Hos
aicer to himself on The subject Democratic mnihnni'
uOa is get ng very low -
Gov. Tilden's friends were right, after all
rborois reyusion" in Illinois, but it is OF curious
character Nj Lewis Steward, the Democratic nominee
t- Governor Is in 3 state OF revolt against Tie party
usnarers He ceCres 20 mount the stump ana a'i hlS
,guorkable financial doctrines His managers say ne
nust not do IT, If he does there won't be anN hceu %
an election for the whole population will vote the he
Dublcsn ticket. They tell Mr. Steward that he must
,tav quietly AZ home and not 90 anywhere or say any
thinl ,U So by their permission. Hence the rcyHh
sion" The chances are that the muzzled candidate WI MI
q 20 Tor be is OF those men who would Ia'Hei ue
tLsn be denied The right to agitate' his IDEAS
The more the "soid South is talked about,
tbe more significant does the phrase become Ihis "t OF
fresh light ulon it thrown by the Southern correspond
eut Of The CiacianGt Commercial: Behold "Aat Sic~'
power negro suffrage has given TO the South! II has III
creased their representation so largely that with the ala
OF NegYork Connecticut, and California Tor IN rance
they cnp control legislation elect the President aIc ad
minister the Government machine as they may see hI
The rsst Of the United States can whistle me sCd
South and the three States named viii be tAc Govern
ept in all that the term implies. TIC fGCSee!rg men III
the South or those who esteemed as lareeins de
clare thst nothing prevent the South from having
soptrolin voice IN the Government but the dsiraucse
.pt Of the backs And they argue that this VIII De the
next great question which will acitae the country the
North contending for black dsanchscmont E order 10
keen the South from running the Government IL ls
nlan very pls in, that the blacks will he made sLtfN
e1t n tbc whites la every Southern state and iat so iar
from enabling the North to HOld me GcNCl" tH'
euranolsement is having precisty tlc Opp"S' tiI-c
ewing the South large number ol ConSitssh'h ahu
elecog votes thai tts section VIII virtually Hereafter
be the ruling powerin Washington
Mr. Blaine addressed an immense audience
At Xeuia Obo last Tuesday. The attendance was est
mated at $4,000 and thronged the city during the
whole day and evening. In the course OF hs SIfc'h r
Blaine made this i-portant announcement; IN 'he
speeches have made during the campaign nave IT,
Trained from any reference 10 the gigantic scandal ~ re-
gard to MI Tlden's unpaid income tax. have never
been in the habit Of making attacks on personal chaIae
ter in my political speeches though few men in pubic
life have had more prOyOcatOD 10 do so. But hold 10
nv hand semi-oica letter from an officer IN the lItas
ury Department wholly unsolicited by me, but Specaiy
authorizing me TO state publicly thai from inc best nor
nation posse .scd by the Department. Mr. T.ien owes
the United states to-day from S1500o0 20 f250c0O on
account OF unpaid income tax and this seWioic'a let
tar authorizes me further to state that by recent de
cision Of the United states Circuit Court az Providence
lIti is believed tie whole of this vast sum, amcuntng
10 probably S250OUO cln be recovered Tor t' 0ch'n W
the limited states Treasury have of course, no PER
sona knowledge OF thc subject; bnl hak. thh e'ate
uent Cd tie best authority m the United StaiCs Anu
now in view Of thcsc facts, my friends. on c'A ucgnt"
spmecst, the e1taoi lnal iafct Ol Iest l- la,
d,n 70 The TeOpe Of Ohio in the disguise OF ie;ciin'r
Col Ingerson has not much sympathy with
the cheap and nasty school Of demagosues. Hc touched
up Uncle Jimmy Blue Jeans in this lively manner in
recent speech IN Indiana: am in favor o the election
OF Gen Ben. Harrison Governor Of the noble State OF
Indiana believe state like this ehoud have patriot
for its Governor believe state ike this should have
aman OF ability man Of education man Of refinement
and OF culture do believe there IS any necessary
connection between dirt and saesmaDShID Laughter
do not believe that is ft for GOyernor o. In
diana simply because Lis clothes do not t Inn. Laugh
teri do not believe there is any necessary connec-
tiou between lofty sentiment aud pnceamcss. do not
believe that IN order fer man 10 be honest he must
spit upon his shrt~bOgom. lIAughterl do not believe
that honesty dwells with ignOrahce. do not believe
that patriotism lives with filth. believe man can be
patriot and wear decent clothes believe man can be
sstaesman and comb his hair believe man can he
paIo. and keep clean. In other words, believe soap
is the enemy Of Democracy, and great ciYiizer
Iaugbt4r The time has gone by in this country when
man cal be popular simply by being sloven That
time has gone by No matter how poor man s let hm
LOOK a. wCI he No matter now unfortunate ne
cent man looks with contempt upon poverty and nsfOr
tune but Tor the rch and fortunate 60 unwashed
mistake IN the century. That day has gone BY"
The KrpreSs explains that although its editor,
Mr. Erastus Brooks a KnowNOthing, and was in
1856 the KnovNothiDg candidate in the state Of New
York for Governor yet neither he nor his party ever held
the doctrine that foreign citizens should be denied the
ballot or the 20 session Office. Therefore ne thinks he
was not bad Gov. Hayes, who, according TO It's
charge allowed his private secretary TO express his
thanks for complimentary resolutions Of Tie Aner
can Alliance. On the other hand The Commercial Ad-
Sertiser says: Mr. Brooks Is amable Christian gen
teman. He in early life prominent member Of the
Wig party which he deserted aud joined the Know
Nothing or American party. and became its candidate
for Governor $780, and received 10000 votes OF the
650OOO voters OF the State in the Mr. Brooks,
Of course took the oath required Of every member OF the
order. That oath read: 1 solemuly swear that J
will not vote any person for Official position in
this country under the laws thereof, who ~ not an
Americanbon citizen, and who believes in tie Roman
Catholic religion II VIC have not given the exact text
Of the OATH Mr. Brooks will be good enough 70 furnish
copy Of il TO The World Sun, John Kelly, and all the
Insh Roman Catholic Democrats IN this ety knowing
bound by this OATH John Kelly and nearly all the Roman