, 1876-11-02

GAIL sCIlENz.
tSpectd! Dt1patch to The T1ibun..
NEW York, Nov. I.-Cnrl Htlslsra was askctlt
so.nr days sl.leu, by humber of business men,
among whom were John Jay, Elliot {. Cow
div, ','h,,n.ns l.. Thogncll, vsI Lewis, Dzus l.
Co., tn give his yiewa as to whether Democratic
victory this fall wnuld be calculated to tniurc
our public credit abroad. Ills reply, which mp
ucarcl this afternoon, Is considered ut thc Ma
tioual Committee roon,s to bu oilc Ut thu mast
powerful arguments Vi the campaign. Taken
together with the business .ncn's card nn,l Mr..
Eyar,s' adtlrcss tonight ut Cooper Institute,
It completes formidable wall hctwccn
Mr.. Til.lcn mud SUCCESS. atr. sclurz lakes III
August heIlnont's statement, That tue safety
anil Wisdom Of investing 1T tho funiled debt Of
tllr Government nf thu United StAtts do not
dr,r,,tl upon Presidential clrctfons, In the opN-
ion Vt European capitalists and bankers, ahy
n,orc than ti,c kaundncss nf English cutlsols ,lr-
pe,rls on whether thc Ministry Is Tory OF
Liberal"
TnE DIFFERENCE
tctwCcn tic relations Ut Eu[lttrae parties III LII.
The English debt, created nUstly by wura with
foreign nations always rested on tho support
Of strong national FEELING common
to all EngsIsllcrs. There IL not III England Il
single public man Of character Or influence IL
all national obligations faithfully discharged ls
tlt,,lacl l,y any huly. On tho other hand, our
War wns not IL foreign onc il, which al thu l,ro.
ptn had III, rqually p!srlotlc share, hut u civil
war, BY. nnc part of the souiitry against the
Gnycrnnctlt coItrualetlby
TIE rEorLH or THE NORTHERN SECTION,
for lAu purpose af sub!lutnE. a great rcblon
&c, ~ H. p R s i0 fppd Vii + ' 10 nt n9. 10 kc
TIL. world bcllare that thcSontlerR Wilt cs.wlosu
ambition IL sut uilu private government wns
defeated by tucst1,s Of our National debt, Will
regard that very debt rs sasietl nNligntton 81
lt,,lor and patriotism IN tic Eanc measure ns IT.
certainly will always le regarded BY those who
created 1t ft,r tltu pIrlscn saving tho Integrity
OF tbs the Republic. The Democratic party has
IMPRESSED ALI. OABEkvEKs
with thu fart that It's RlttTeHk MAS to tic nccON-
pllshca By the yntcs u tllc united South under
tho ,,Ntrn Of t1Ie lnse Confrt!trnee. Thu world
would regurd tha:se ConftalcTIcs ~ tho nu-
1ncrtcal!y strongest clenrnss II Victory thus
achrycti, md lhs roeluelnn VAS near that this
clcl.lrnt wulll.l Lr tho controlling influences ft
the National councils. In That tasv, IT. whl!lsl
hc hard to Induce these persons wlo have III
ycstcl os ,ulgiIt inyrss, III tn,ttsl Atntcs seru-
rtlcs to give Their confidence toa party govern,
urnt tn u great inrasure ct,ntrollo by class q
| tue national creditors Us
.THg ALLIES or T11x1n ENEMIES
anil tho natIt's,ul tlcht itsrf u tic engine o[
their liseoMurs" NJ. scl'ltx continues tlis
iiEArcs showing wlat tho ctfecl III such aiscred
ii a.roul would bo upon tho ,lnaucial Interests
Of this country.
| The letter concludes;
| Its an nMquestionablu md very sIgnincsnt fnc
that wttle. for obvious !eaFontt cors!esahle irn
il entertained Of an ,HtnFuNs effect Of Democrat.
s'soty cur pSs srs! % , ct aSs sss.
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