The New York herald., 1876-11-03
AN IMPORTANT APPEAL.

The following appeal 10 tho business men OF The
United states has been issued by tho merchants in this
cty:--
Every Industrial and commercial interest Of our
country is lansuishing Neither prudence industry
nor experience any longer their legitimate
wards. While the sources Of individual ana national
prosperity have been drying up, and the value OF all
kinds OF property shrinking in a corresponding pro-
portion tho burdens of taxation, through pccuation
and wasieiu expenditure. have been steadily ucreas-
ing Unnecessary and mprovident public buildings
have been undertaken; public lands, we'll
national credit, have been squandered upon railway
jobbcrs Offices and public have become articles
OF commerce in which Cabinet ministers have par
ticipatcd and which the Executive protects.
These facts ARC notorious and alarming. and the
natural and inevitable results Of conspicuous adminis
trative incapacity at Washington and OF Official
ruption throughout the land.
change in the character OF the and the policy
OF the federal administration is Imperative pubic
necessity To tolerate tho iolics aud the crimes Of
tho republican officials by deliberately prolonglpg
their power to mako ourselves parties to thcr quit
In obedience to tho dictates of great national ne
ccssity tho democratic party has nominated for the
Presidency ono whose name IS Identified by memora-
BILE trumphs with all those measures OF administrative
reform Tor the want OF which the country is in
n continued illustration OF economy in the
pubic expenditure, jealous caro- OF the national
ruption in his strongholds the widest experience in
public affairs and an unequalcd command OF the ro-
sources OF statesmnnship HIS signal success IN pur
flying the government OF New YORK city; his able and
successful war upon the Canal Ring OF this State and
its concderatcs his reduction OF our state taxes about
one-ha In less than TWO yenrs, and his own unsucd
personal character SATISFY that hc prcemncntly
the Tor our Chief Magistrate in the present Crisis
oil tho country and We therefore recommend 10 your
nj nph yAulnn int n ann
ton the electoral ticket representing samuel j. Iilden
and Thomas A. Hendricks
August Belmont Il Co.. No. 10 Nassau street.
Babcock, Brothers Co, No so Wall street.
Eugene Kelly h Co. No. 45 Exchange place.
J. B. Alexander, No. 20 William street
james M. Brown No so Wall street.
Charles ID Dickey, No. so Wall street
Charles " Fry, No. 4s Wall street.
Kelley & Alexander. No. 6S William street.
James Stokes, No 10 Cf street.
Auson Phelps Stokes, No IL Cliff street.
Woodward Baldwin a. Co., No. ~ Worth street.
Joseph stuart, No. 33 Nassau street
John o'Donohuc's Sons, No. SIS Front street.
Amos \. Emo, No. 233 Finh avenue.
Thomas Siocum, No. 16 Wall street.
William +. Dodge Jr, No. IL Ciin street,
A. N. Kabneisch, No 80 Fulton street
+. H. Kabile,sch, No 65 Fulton street
Howard Potter. No. 50 Wall street,
Wilson G. Hunt, No. 329 broadway.
David p. Morgan, No. Exchange court
Harvey l.. Hoguet, No. 81 Chambers street
S. j. N. Stark, No. 33 Coenties Slip
p. f. Floyd No. 80 Front street.
Franklin Edison, No. % Whitehall street
A. :. Jewell, NO. 27 Water street.
s. u. Harrison, No. 27 Water street,
A. f. Orr, No. 20 South street.
Henry T. Knecland, Nos 80 and 80 Whitehall street.
Edward Tracy, Greenwich street and Seventh ave.
William r. Carr, No. 81 Pearl street.
Fred Schaefer, No. 112 East Fifty first street.
William A. Jessup, No 1855 East Forty NTH street.
s. +. Knapp, No. Etatc street.
j. f. Miller, No. 40 Whitehall street,
William q. Ross, Of Crary Ross, Nos. Ga and SO
Water street.
Samuel r. Ford, No. 80 Pearl street.
Warren Davids, No AZ Whitehall street.
W. A. Cooke, No. 80 Whitehall street, and several
hundred others
NEw YoKK, Nov /, 1915