Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-31
Reception to Governor TiIden.

Erom the Baltimore Gazcttc.
New York, October 90 The reception al
| the ilauhattan club this evening matched the
brilliant gathering with which the club cele
brated Tiideu's election as Governor TWO years
ago. Mr.. A. Belmont welcomed Mr. Tildeo 10
| sueech devoted to the financial issues OF the
canvass, and containing fat denial OF the pre-
| tented dispatches that democratic success would
iniure the uatiouaI credit. Our bonds, said
he, ARE held 10 Europe next to English con
sis, and their payment is 90 more likely to be
disturbed by change Of parties. SO far as
the syndicate is concerned, and the report that
it is proposed to suspend operations, the speak
er said no such Information has been received
10 New York by any of the members of the
syndicate Who represent here their frleods and
.rrespondents 10 Europe, ar no such feeling
exists as has b2eB represented. YES, gentle
| meo, our federal boUdS are strobg because a
mighty nation, anu not epbcmera politicians.
support them. Political paril,s are trausltory
aud mortal like ourselves. Oar country alone
is permanent and immortal. Speeches were
also ade by Senator Stockton, OF NV jersey
Governor Walker. Of Virginia. ADD Senator
alace. OF Pennsylvania, the last predicting a
majority for Tlden in tina; State. Gov. Tilden
in sclive conversation all the evening, and look
ed extraordinarily we'll aud vigorous. Local
politics of the action Of the anti Tapmany con
vention 10 endorsing the rammaDy nomination
tor Mayor. Smith Ely, jr., and 10 withdrawing
James o Brlen from his candldature as oher.
if ends all diSscnsious among the democrats IN
the city. No ground for c)mblnatoD and toad
ing with the republicans exls's. The full dem
ocratic vote will be polled to the last man, and
Il majority cf $4,000 is considered probable
The rest Of the nominations made by aotl
Tammany are made purely to keep the organl-
z4tiou together, and with no thought OF sue
cass The action TAKEN to night by the orgatl
ton ends Mr.. Grceo's candiiature. He will
be kept 10 the field, but will have 90 strength.
The contest has become so hopeless that it is
extremely doubtful if Governor Dix is Doml-
dated by the republicans. as Mayor. The last
hope Of the republican party for carrying the
State is now gone.
CONTEMPLATED POLITICAL ARRESTS IN
New ORLEANS The Conservative State Cen
1r.l Committee of Louisiana has issued cir
GUAR 10 their fellow citizens, announcing that
sarrlLts are now beiug made out in the Gus
tom house at New Orleans for the arrest Of
several lUUusauu CUUSelFiJlsN lCSiutD'S VI illht
city. The charge upon which the arrests are
to lie made is that Of false registration, but the
objec, ut the radical leaders is declared TO be to
excite resistance aud violence. The committee
appeals to III people to submit quietly 10 ar
rest uudcr these warrants, stating that steps
nave beer AIKEN to protect all innocent parties
wno nav b" arrested.
The New Orleans Picayuoe OF Saturday says
the wholesale arrests alluded to above were
Co ID uencad on Friday last, eight hundred war
rants having been issued some against leading
clGz:rs Many persons as SOU as they heard
OF the warrants issued against them LETT their
daily occupations and Immediately fastened to
Commissioners Southworth's courr, aud quite
humber we're at once DISCHARGED. there being
not particle of evidence against them, whilst
the cases CT the others were postponed untlI
the next day. The PicayuDc says the radicals
seem Already dsheartencd az the results
their work, as the majority of the parties were
found, and will be able to prove that they are
falsely accused, while there was not the slight
est resistance to the Writs of arrest.