The New York herald., 1876-11-02
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.

Yesterday, though quiet, was very busy day with
the campaign committees. Realxlng that but low
days Will decide the great question gentlemen
managing tho CANVASS seriously and earnestly at
work. The visitors are becoming fewer in number as
Tho time Tor the Lnai struggle draws near The chair
men and secretaries do appear have that FREQ
and easy manner that characterized them Ut the out
SET oi the campaign, bnt hey all have time their
cares TO express the utmost faith IN the ultimate sue
cess OF then parties.
Al the greeuback the question ,s still
What shall be done about the local ticket y? and 1t is
evident that the whole interest OF the party here hinges
upon that.
Al the Fifth Avenue Hotel the news from ali sections
the country Is said 10 be cheer ng the
Senator SchurL alter issuing hs letter yesterday.
started Tor ST. Louis Mr. scLurZ expresses himself as
well sali- lied with the present aspect the campaign
aud confidently looks forward 10 the election Of Tower
nor Hayes. gentleman who had accompanied tho
Hon. James u Blame ON greater portion Of bis
through Northern New YORK said last eveuiny IN
conversation WIN the writer, that Mr. Blaines tour
was a most successful one.
Al the Everett House yesterday it was evident that
an Increased interest was manifested in the campaign,
" that possible The hundreds OF letters pourlug
In from all parts oil the Union expressed without ex-
ceptIon, the greatest confidence the triumph OF the
party on tuesday next A nott cable feature OF the
correspondence was many letters from the Southern
states, ndorsEg The action uf Governor Tden on The
''rebei war claims The Governor called during the
day and appeared TO be IN his customary good health
and spirus. OF the visitors there we're lew who did
not thnk the canvass ALREADY settedi aud the cleo
tion oil Iiiden and Hendricks sure.
AN APPEAL TO TUE REPUBLICANS or ruE UNITED
The following appeal has been ssued by the Natioua,
Republican Committec:-
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
FIFTH AvENuA HOTEL,
NEW YORK Cry. Nov. l. lS.G !
spontaneous and enthusiastic uprising oi tho
Northern people within The last low DAYS. evi. enccd
recent advices up 10 this evening at thcse head.
quarters, leaves no doubt about the election oi
Hayes and Wheeler by n large majority OF cleo
toral votes The cvasive and vuiueess pron,ises
nj med uuIV AMI
approval forced by hun IRON u Southern demo.
cratic committees not 10 press rebel claims for
loss damage 10 property, although still demand in
the pu! mcnt 10 rebels well as TO loyal persons OF
ABOUT OOU 600 ov0 caimep their bills before Con
grcss Tor supplies furnished or taken and Tor use and
occupation oi property have laed TO produce convc-
tou the lace OF overwhelming evidence cf their con
trary purpose aud have alarmed Instead OF quoting
the Northern people
The imminent danger to tho public credit aud to re-
viyng commerce ahd manufactures, II the pay cnt
the national debt s 10 depend upon a government oi
mon whose rebellion thst debt 10 suppress.
has aroused the merchants aud business men ot New
York ana OF the couDiry.
The yioatcu over nearly halt tho territory OF tho
nalIvn, by Intimidation ana murder, oil the funda-
mental republican princip'e that The ballot shall Uc
freely chosen ad safely cast is railyng united North
To put down promptly tins new southern reUcilion.
With tins uprlsng OF Northern sentiment every
Northern state will probably bo carried Tor Hayes.
The frauds in New York city win be prevented aud the
democratic cty majority Kept down to such an
amount that the large republican majortos elsewhere
will not faii overcome II aud secure decided
loriy IN the State Tor Hayes and Wheoer.
rho three Pacific coast States and New
Jersey are believed TO be surely re-
publican, aud there Is good 6ghung chanco
ior Indiana, hc the inform 4ton from North Caro-
Ina, south Carona. Florida and LOUISIANA SHOWS that
in spite o tue murdcrous opposition OF Tden dem.
ocr.is, those Southern states VIII give mJortes Tor
Hayes The systematic and prearrsnged boastngs rcn
the Tiden hcadqua ters III New York are only despcr
ate expedents avert inevitable defeat. The re-
pubcans OF the country have only 10 perform their
ull duty and every 90 carly to the polls, and Inc
rlumlL oi Hayes and Wheeler win be hcming.
Z CHANDLER, Chairman.