The New York herald., 1876-11-05


Journalists all together hfted the cry oil "Rebel war
claims, Stimulating contortions OF patrosc frenzy be
this bugbcar OF their OVID creation u they be-
lieved that any Northern and every Sout politician
would be lunatic enough 10 stake his political future
proposal 70 double the federal debt Ii was
promptly SHOWN that tho present democratic House.
bcs des saving $40 600 on our had
voted the pay OF but $lO3 000 Claims
than half coming down to them approved by tho repub
lican Committee War Claims OF the last republican
House, which mot to mont'on 1856. 3e4 tor
allowed by the Commissioners OF Clams)
reported .1 lavoIaoy 70 sna' ro hoase war war claims
OF more than $s,000,0o0 To this con.
vInc'ng proof OF soundcr legislative policy on ihe
part OF democrats Governor Tiden supcradded his
declaration that IL chosen TO the Executive office any
and al sach raids upon the Treasury need would bo
met on Its threshold by veto And SO this bugbcar
vanished.
TROOPS FOR THE SOUTH
As the lido Of pubic sentiment visibiy rising
publican leaders. they retreated to their strong
hold. They consigned detachmcnts of federal troops
tered in the democratic counties OF South Carolina
They instructed the usurper Kellogg, who still riots
upon the ruins OF scgovernment in Louisiana TO
tighten the stint OF bis dscreded Returning Board by
iudscrImnate arrests oil awabding white citizens and
by fraudulent registration OF double the total
adult coored male in the city Of New Orleans
The public service, the federal the machinery OF
local self were and tn alike prosttuted
by these miscreants VINO cxhort, meanwhile, united
North 10 rally and put down 1.-THE new southern
beionthat rebellion being tho desire Of the peoples
OF these two States for the relief attained by their
ter Wnicn nave recovered sell
rule at last and civil order from federal usurpatons
and carpet-bag tyrannies.
The men and women OF South Carolina, her NOR
chants, her clergy, her ministers OF justice, with
voice. pray Tor release from the hand Of the spoer
Tho business OF New Orleans protest tho ,niquy
Of the 10000 partisan arrests. AT a breath these
people ght sweep their local opprcrsors from on the
lace OF the Garth. But they have said themselves
aud TO us thor kinsmen and fellow citizen, Enough
oil forcc OF arms These may sometimes be
moncd 10 the service OF civil freedom. They also
serve who only stand and watt And so they arc
patiently enduring all things the reinforcement
Of local oppression BY federal authority, and stand
waiting Tor tho justice which the nations ballots shall
decree.
NATIONAL CREDIT.
And now finally these conicderates OF Chandler nd
Blaine persuadng the tInd mi mionnarcs OF their party
to publicly continue in that unworthy alliance,
employing wless advocate to take to the press
WITTY advocate 10 take 10 the stump their behalf,
collected their energies na stroke. WHAT matter
TO them II the blow fell upon the national credit
They ''sha suffers be unto the camp and pronts viii
accrue And SO they put forth their gentlemen OF the
white flag 10 call back from the army OF Reform the
captains OF our northern industries, and to spread
among them vague alarms lest The nation could
not, through an administration wholly democratic,
fund Us debts so cbeapiy as II then, aud then only,
hrst began 70 do through an administration partly
democratic when the present House OF Representa-
tlvcs set about economizng in the public expense and
collarng every .'cutpurse OF the empire and The
rule. Upon high and competent authority
the country was al assured that from tho
capitalists OF the old world al least 'the republican
party could not borrow capital cheaper than ths United
states. y The y ice OF bond nuctuatcs under tho
increasing probability OF democratic administration.
These trcrs with the public credit have play their
game and failed.
ApxIxfsrRArivg Reform.
Closing this brief retrospect Of q campaign now near
m ond, and oming 10 rscs ths proofs Of thas nsesss