, 1876-10-05
Tho Republicans splondidly Organized
Everywhere'--nem Much
Discouraged.
Tildcn Curtalllng Expenses md 0cncrally
Dolcful...August Delmont Re.
fuses To Make Further
Contributions,


tlceo liaa not yet nfrivcus lc Is uattnE the Inst
week or two Of tho campaign tint such work
counts IN tho blg ctties.
REPUBLICAN oR0ArIxATroH TN NEW roRh.
Bat. II nc aro not making mitch SLOW Of cf,-
tluaIasin, We linve bcon pcrfectlng our organl-
Eatton throughout tl,u atate; and never was the
Republican party III tfIis Htate 30 we'll urgan-
led, OF so well prepared to meet nltr uld enemy
1t all points, as II now Is. There has been b
great amount Of work tlono in quiet way; nnd,
OF otuct,on.day, 1t will be found That the wnsk
ilua been well done. Not only are there regular
Republican organizations III oyory ward IN pycry
city a,ld IT. every towl,, but companies of HI3,ys
1T Blue" nlso. Tho fnrt that TIM Democrats
layc icetycd In this campaign tho old
end have nntIlnatcl for Offices Of trust, both
Nefs anu sG1t Mebcs "1a Coprerlsads who
!nadc tih "D:,ys-in.Dluc'' organization cspcrinl-
y popular. Il not only embraces the ali sol.
dIcrs Of ths War, but ttoso patriotic young
tnen @ VINO !,ave Developed into votcrs since the
War to synipatize with tllcir brothers, fathers,
or other relatives, who were yalinntly confront
ing tic !sebcls; atl II was not III Tho natliro uf
pscan. s s Wyn saey sa s w. es asy anynS else ethan than
then to wear, tho ...bluc," they aso old enough
now 70 Join tho ranks, and do effective work in
ti,, ops s1iolugati9n O.! 81 tlo sane oIa enemy In
eecsy t9n az od es IN e stato trc
worry lively. '9
..onIQ, INDIANA, AND 1.-THE OLD MAR"
81 Now York q K. Is, however taking very active
sn'nc of our best apenkora md organizers hayo
already spcnt several wocks there, and propoBe
to rcn'al', iu the field until cloctton-tlny. Work
9nre there Is equivalent to work done here
Make sure OF those States, and Now York will
be all right Tlis Is tho Wow tho Do1nocrats
take Of tho situation. They ato discouraged
With TUG prcsent outlook. A Democrat WHO
stands high IN hit. Tii0cn's confidence told me
Republican 1nnjortttcs In Octobor, tho Told
man" tTlltton1 Nould concedo lis defeat Il, Nd
vcmbor tlc further said TINT tho n old man u
was very much discouraged with tho reports
moralizatlon, Mr.. Tllden has called for hi tic
bareaas No s. Liberty 'sas Street, tts:&a deslai.
Ing that ho dil not propose to have
personal o.slor. lie said that he oiun't sec as
the Darcan" was doing him any good, and
traeting, Tho '.old mai - is no.oriously misor-
who havo boon running this literary branell Of
tho canpalgn, thtnling thoy had good thing,
buvc not hesitGtcd to draw freely on tho tbari
Of money" Tho quantity OF printed matter
ayS seat IN the sps Of
regular bonanza j for thelr printers'
AUGUST BELMONT, THE noTllsculLDs, AND
AMERICAN noNDs.
sa 1So asens e a 2 as.s 81 Rcts S s tns
given, nm informed, st5, ,n0 to tho prosecution
Of tho DcmoeFa.lc canvass In Ohio a,id Indiana.
being called upon for contribution to asslst
t,o campaign @ IN thls State, he respectfully Dc;
TINT, Il Ohio and Indiana went Democratic,
NV Ye!F; 5 $st, hf9tSss0s tsay wens Il nepais Spas
cS a tnv sS b. Tasa Ws ov g w1s r. ,nC up f. and nd
New York Democrats. Mr.. Belmont docs not
show TINT dcKrce OF interest In tho Democratic
party t1at he formerly did. Tho fact that tic
louao Of Rothach!lds is D larga subscrlbcr to our
new ~ por ccnt !onn, md relics upon tho Re:
| pabliean party to maintain the integrity Of
those bonds, may account for Mr. Belm0nt's
| lNKewartnhcss ~ tho Interests Of Mr.. Tl1dcn.
a gentleman who held high rank In our army,
wlio llaa Juat returned from trip to EUROPE,
Says that the llothsch1tls tlo not put rs much
confidence in Mr.. Belmont as they formerly did.
It seen,s that ta'cy Claim to aye lost golden op-
portunittcs to handle our bonds during tho War,
rank Coppcrhcdd. liz adyised tho lsot'lschIlds
that thc country was going to tho devil; t.,at
the War would bo intermfnablc; that tho South
would never 10 conquered, but, II beaten by fair
iosaslss That our "sR bonds y woaia @'Ts never e
was impending oycr til" county. As consc-
Auehcet Lie Hott1Behtt8 let Our bonds severely
nlone at tfrne when, had they taken hold Of
them, they would not only have bccn OF great
assistanco to us, hut would i,ayo maic millions
OF dollars out Of them for themselves. So our
bonds went to Germany, aud the Tcutonle
them to the, Eaglishmen who refused to Luy
them when they ycrc cheap. Tho Rothseh[lds
are reported to have lost' confidence in 1nan
who, after residence Of many years among l,s,
could read us no better t1,un nelmo Mt did, So,
Wllii0 fnmYlv ftngu tn III
countcnancc hero to certain extent, they look
after their American afralra themselves. II IL
also reported that Mr.. Belmont has been tlocId-
% sHshi Viz II ls py g'asa5s " s5ss fss s sns
have Just purchased. or tho tlrst sIo,-
eooSoo ' ~ ot E,S,, tls new a e. os RI sspt
ts sS9s asus 'G rosa3an Ms11ss @ Sit ts se et2 S j.
No0 is exhausted: They nro to gtvc par fur
them, lcss stnall commission. They arc now
selling them ata premium Of ~ ber cent,
which ls thetr profit. Tho election q rillcn O,
deprive them Of thu opportunity Of making th!a
proltti on tho contrary, Our losltls would bc de-
prcGtatGd to such an extent as to Involve tho
%.aa IN 's. nzxa 1nse n Mh th' fRson
Ills apathy iii tho Tildon campaign.
| KEruDLICAN coNFIDENCH.
Ncpubllcang arc ns 1ubllant over tho political
outlook as The Democrats are despondent.
| WIZ AtlkhC} NV kAhN VGta 4A
tho general result, or on Indln,la or Ohio, ex.
eet't at heavy odds. At tho pool'rooms It Is a.
although a variety Of events aro lplaeardcd. 4
iGE haSo bccn taken on lutllana1-
sv'ing 90 odds s Ht TIC rate Of s!x to four No
yet; too much Is depending on tho
ffesulti!n Ohio and Indiana. II these States 60
Aepu9l1can, think the Democrats vii! eonce1p
New York to Hayes anu Wheeler with scarcely
asarug8lG: They will then concentrate tlleiF
yoto for Robinson, Whenever tllat il possible.
Il,a.c L. larso class of Democrats who would
!o}oice 70 see 'rilden defeated, provided hfs de-
feat did not lose them tho Slate and City GOV.
ernments. II they can 40 hedge a. to glvo them
ch9nce of aaYlng these. they will cut 'N!len to
tho death. hut they will find few Republicans
ready to trade. Tho victory Is theirs without
any Trading, and they will hold on to II. The
general sentiment among Republicans Is that
we hayo got the enemy On the run, as we hnt}
them At Aptictau', at Gettysburg, and at Vicks.
burg; md VIC intend to keep tic "6ulgc" on
thcm TIL we make our Appon,attox. D.