The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-05

| indulge the hope that the end of our suffering
Is near at hand, and that the American people,
| taking fresh courage from the work which has
| been accomplished in Indiana, will rise in their
| dignity and power the 9TH of November
next, and rescue their country from the
| thraldom of evil and nnprncpl men, re-
storing the constitution in its full vigor, and
| comforting upon the whole PEOPLE the bless
| ings of honest and virtuous rule.
JOHN II. DEVEREUX,
President of the United Irshmeu of s. G.
| JAMES A. RKDDING.
| Secretary of the United Irsbmen offs. C.
Hibernian Hall, Charleston, s. c., Oct. 10, 1876.
| At Swift Creek, near Newborn, N. c., ex-
Governor Vance and Judge Settle, the Demo
| cratic and Republican candidates for Cover
| nor. closed their joint can vsss Of the State At
the close of the debate both candidates con-
graduated each other and all the people of
North Carolina upon the uuiform, courtesy,
fairness, good feeling, and good order which
had characterized the ffty-eight contests Of
the grand joint campaign. They then shook
hands amid loud applause.
Many of the wealthiest Republicans in
Chicago are going to vote for Tilden this year,
on the ground that the election of Hayes will
protract the hnancial1stringency through an
other four years. Potter Palmer, Fred Grants
brother-in-law. and q devotee of Grantism I'M
I'll year or two ago, is for Tilden. So are
Field, Letter & Co, who do dry goods bust
ness Of $50 100000 year, and have always
been Republican. W. r. Coolbaugh the mil
ionaire president of the Union National Bank,
will vote for Tilden, and numbers of the Re-
publioans of the great commercial city will re-
ject Hayes because they are business men.
Washington. Nor 3-W. w. Corcoran, member
of the Congressional Democratic Com mittse,
has advices from the mining districts in Penn
sylVania indicating defeotions among the
miners from the Republican party amounting
in some sections to q stampede.
Philadelphia must contribute more than
IL. O00 majority to cave the State to the Repub-
llcans. There are no notable changes in other
States in the North.
States that have Democratic State Govern
ments will cast their vote for Mr.. Tilden. Wis
consin will give her electoral vote to the Demo
Gratis, while California may with equa! posi-
bility 60 with the Republicans.
The pereonal following of Mr.. Hendricks
secures Indiana beyond u doubt: The feeling
here, where the comfortable living of three.
fourths of the people depends upon Tuesdays
work retaining the present party in power, 10
Respondent.
SPEECH OF GOV. TILDEN
Nep York, Nor The Demo cratic procession
ended at 1t o'clock this morning. just before |
its close Gov Tilden, in response to loud calls,
spoke as follows:
Fellow CitiSens-This grand demonstration is
o harbinRer of success. Do your duty on Toes
day next as nobly you have done it tonight |
Our success means peace, reconciliation and
fraternity among our people Of every class and
race. 1t means national credit founded on q
solid basis of the united people, Q frugal ad.
of honest aud just government. 1t
Will bring reduction of One-hAlf OF one per
cent on the interest on the bonded national in
1ebtedness, below the lowest rate at which any
oan has been negotiated, which, n period OF
thirty eight years, would save TO the people
$3.50 OOO, 600 CT the 800 0G0 COO proposed to be
ssued ut Ct per cent
1t would mean giving fair play 10 the healing
I 1luences of nature in the restoration of
ur business and industries. the prosperity
which bad I'D mi uistration has impaired and for
he time destroyed.
THE POLITICAL POOLS.
Washington, Oct 3O.-At the pool room for
o. morrow races, brisk impromptu business
vas done in politics. the pools selling fol-
ows: On the general result, T,lden, 500,
iayes, $50; on Indiana, Tilden, 500, Hayes,
so; on QUO, Hay es, So, Tiiden, SIS,
AeU York, nor. 3 Last ight tue several !
DOL FOOLS were crowded to oveIdo wing by
thousands. On the general result Tilden sold {
u $780, Hayes 1875. On the result in the :
tate of New YORK, ridden $1,000. Hayes $500
500 even was bet twice on 20 900 majority for 7
Ilden; with 10 900 majority 5000 was bet :
nee against $500; that iIIden will have ) 900
Iajority in New jersey $500 even. ..
at Johnson's and the Turf Exchange the =
Ids vary little on the general result-TIlden
100, Hayes, $50. On the result in the State of
ew YoTk-llIden, 500, Hayes, $40. On the
n the result in New Jersey-TIlden, with J
100 majority, $500 even IideD, with 20, 900 :.
b Ority in New York, 500 to $50. al
In Philadelphia, the odds ON Tilden are >,
eady at 500 to $50 toe general result; ~
0U to S25 and $40 the result in the State -
New York and 500 to $50 and $50 on tho y
suit in the state of New jersey,