New-York tribune., 1876-10-07

min IN mass meetings in every quarter OF the State
.S,rst tho financial policy Of the Republican party
- which ia bringing desOlaOn and woe to the hearts
Po' or,cs Of hundreds Of thousands; policy when
and na6 I'm and enforced predict will necessarily re-
n IN Widespread ruin to mon Of enterprise and 01s bust
want and starvation TO the WORKING classes peru
pessSS,. neace of society," and National dishOnor."
Gem. Wade Hampton is confident that the
orats will be able to control the entire colored vote
a, the south within few years. He said Ill recent
snsscb; Why did recommend that you be permitted
o,a, There are 100000 cOlored voters in the South
snv add 10 tho power and strength Of the South We
80 moro votes in the Presidential contest, and we
Save more Representatives in Congress Why should we
-. "a cut of one-third of our votes or course we
,,d desire 10 keep them. We know that IL the time
h. not come that II will come and must come. when
.ts and whites in the Southern states will come to-
-a,bsr We would be, indeed, fools to desire with
COO 600 coored votes and 6OOO 900 white votes to cut
~ ona-4brd OF our strength The North saw it, and
Snce the Mortons and the Andrews opposed the move
a. iIow the cOlOred people votes. was the first man IN
ne south who advocated that measure and nave never
s hark on IL. You viii all have 10 come together,
ana have been waiting for the time, aud Il s not far
Sistant now when all the coOred people Will DC ready
IN zine the cavalry"
A GOOD deal of that barrel of money was
.,sn, fooishly in getting that harmless letter Of Mr.
I before the public. Plates OF the leter were sent to
oromnent Western Democratic papers, and published
mere "a wen rs in the East The denals which Mr. Lee
and others sent not in reference to this particular
letter which nothing but In reference 10 supOs
,tous letter which alleged TO contain an ndorse
uent of the American Alliance from Gov. Hayes About
tbe autographed letter, this statement, said to be au
tborzed by Gov Hayes. sent from Columbus 10 Ihe
PHILADELPHIA Times: "The charge that he received
formal visit from officers Of the American Alliance
Uhs AT the Continental Hotel Philadelphia, on the DIN
NJ July last is denied and in proof it is alleged that he
left Philadelphia the morning of the 9th OF july at
O'Clock for the West. The charge that he received
another delegation from the American Alliance at MS
office here on the 9th OF July is also denied No such
delegation ever called him. 1t is admitted though
that about the 9th of July he received notice OF the In
dorsement Of bis nomination by the Anianoe together
with printed platform of principles which was printed
In all OF the Eastern papers and that no accepted
that Endorsement just as he accepted similar com
pIiments from many other societies The letter itself
was written by his private secretary without ms eyer
seeing it, and it is asked TIA he be not hed respOnsOe
for MS uterances" The CicnnGti C0nlmercidf says OF
the letter: We what OF il We have no dea wHetner
the letter may be genuine. 1t is juic0us enough we
suDnose the secretary OF Gov. Hayes would have sara
The same thing to the Knights OF PythaS or the knights
of St Patrick under the same CIRCUMSTANCES Inc az
tempt 10 raise the cry of NOthing2m, or NaNisn
AGAINST HAYES Will prove useless for he never was
Hayes was not OF that order and that he was not be-
case his principles in conflict with IT'S exclusive
ness We all know tnat In Know Nothing times Hayes
was the friend and took counsel of stephen mOtOI tHe
grand old Liberal German, whose good Judgment anu
Coodh hea UrOVeIDal"