The Morning herald., 1876-11-02

New YoIx, Oct. 81, 1876.
The Republican followers are 10 scared
that it is almost impossible to get them to
back their respective candidates in the pool
room. Last night the odds were given at q
rate of 500 to $50, and once in q while 500
to SIS in favor Of the Democratic candidates
The betting on this State was 800 to $40
thai Tiiden would carry it. ns'c Heh
The New York "Times" this morning
has an article deploring the i'll health OF
Governor Tilden, and shedding tears over
the possibility Of his loss to the nation. Re-
markably kind and sympathetic, this, In
the "Times," quite generous and noble IN
fact. But of course there is little politi-
cal secret behind it, which is the last lurid
spectre to be exhibited by that experienced
Snowman, Mr.. Zachariah Chandler. The
spectacle is to be the death of Governor
Tnden, which is TO occur on the 9Th day OF
November, BY telegraph, simultaneously in
all parts Of the United States. What fools
these Radicals are, and what fools they
must take the people of the United States
to be.
For Tilder works twelve hours, and rides
twelve miles on horseback every day. He is
the healthiest man of his age in these parts,
and his age is only 80, which is not old for
a man of his regular life and correct habits
The Anti i-Tammany Democracy of New
York, last night endorsed the nomination OF
Hon. Smith Ely for Mayor, and declined to
nominate any candidates for other offices.
This makes the invincible Democracy OF
this city an absolute unity, and means
$1,000 majority here for Tilden and Hen
bricks. The Radical leaders are utterly
disguised. They had wasted immense
amounts of money in attempting to create
divisions in this city, and had spread
Throughout the whole United States these
lies that the Democratic dissension here
would give the State to Hayes and Morgan;
but the indignation of the Democracy
against any one or anv thing that threatened
to effect the vote for the electoral ticke,
was so great, that all malcontents were
obliged to fall into line, and the Republican
bribes are wasted, and the bribers justly
punished by being themselves sold.
During Tweed's term of power in thi
city it was notable fact that whenever hi
official honesty was impugned he imme'
diately set to work and got prominent bust
ness men in this city to investigate his &C
counts. OF course their statements wer'
always to the effect that the power b.
welded was being used in a judicious ant
economical manner. In like manner Mr.
Zachariah Chandler, of the Radical RIM
now, and the same people who endorses
Messrs. Fred. Connolly and Sweeney nov
appear as the endorsers of Mr.. CameroE
Boutwell, Taft and Robeson. Every on
knows that it is the old Tweed game, an
that its only effect will be to disgust th
voters with the whole Republican ma
chine.
1t was the same set of eminent minnie
who, in 1872, certified that the election {
Grant would bring us speedily to specie pay
ments and restore prosperity to the coun+r.
The result is: gold higher now than thel
the panic of "a, and universal misery anon
| tho naonle The certificates when emal
ting from the city of New York, are un
versally headed by Messrs. Astor, Bowl
Roberts and Taylor, who have in successio
certified for Dick Connolly President Gran
and the Republican party in general.