The New York herald., 1876-11-06
..od souihn under such .ner.nrs ana sueh abuss ef

sold South" under such sner,ngs and such abuse Of
power ~ the name o: tree governa;cnif
Shall We 20; also show The spectacle o. Norih aud
Eas, and wes, .soiid' IN It's condemnailcr o' these
violations OF the doctrines oi Christian charity ani
These republican advocates fear rebsI claims. and
from having declared the letter ot Governor Tcen 10
ps . explicit and satisfactory answer TO the cnaree
that These pretended ciair- would DO recognizeI
by the democratic party. they nave nov
gone 10 psrsrs 70 order r.,rs 10 couuss nvs.ra' ns
tions ln etvmologv Such Evarts
and NORTH must laugh 10 Their sleeves at the utter
ahs1rdity Of the ciamor about these claims which 90
IN the South expects have paid. and no man IN
the North vii! ever consent pay. except the ring OF
republican SPECTATORS who have already extracted
over Si00, 600 900 from the Treasury paymeut Tor
claims most OF which carried ey the decisions OF
the supreme Court ard ihe principles OF international
The distinguished gentlemen who a, the last hour
have undertaken 10 restore the falling fortunes OF tho
republican leaders discreety silent as to tho
inquilics OF the existiug tarln model Of compca.
tons cxactions and stupidity which has done all that
Was possible 10 destroy the commercc OF New YORK,
nnd make II difficult for honest merchants to carry on
business. Mr. Morr did indeed refer 10 the balance
OF trade as being in our favor. and therefore soon
likely TO restore spocie payments Tnc iner-
chants who understand that while under mo
products must have been equally amused and aston
sbcd al balance OF trade produced solely by the
poverty Of tho people resulting from bad government
and tho restrictions on importations, for which wa
have no longer the ability To pay. Perhaps MI. Nor.
mus studies on The balance OF trade since ne became
secretary account for the fact that since hc has
been Secretary the prosecutions OF the whiskey
thieves have been stopped. and some OF the men who
were convicted by hs predecessor have already been
pardoned is understood The others viii be on tho
day alter election.
There is thus in reality no ground left upon which
the republican managers rest their claims TO the
further confidence and indulgence OF tho American
people. They do not pretend TO make any serious
defence TO tho charges OF corruption and improvi
dencc. They tacitly admit what indeed ~ patent tc
all the world, when they promise reform within the
party But society docs not so deal With It's maiefac
tors IL consigns them TO reormaiories, asyams and
prisons
But long suffering has opened tho eyes Of tho poo
pie. They have ceased TO care for party ties and
party names They want change o. rulers
and measures and this change will be commended be-
fore the setting OF 10 morrow's sun By the over.
whelming voice OF that portion Of the people stl
Tree and sil in possession Of the ballot box.
Men Of New York, II Is your high privilege to
determine the future history Of this country. AS
goes the city OF New York SO will 30 the State, and
goes the state 90 IN all probability Will 70 the coup
try DO you want continue IN power an administra-
ton under whose ruc We have come 10 such drc
suffering and widespread rum Are you prepared to
take the responsibility OF our years moro OF malad-
ministraton and paralysis OF businessy Can yon be
claims to your conadenccY Let your votes answer
this last appeal addressed alike to your interests and
your conscicnce ABRAM s. HEWITT. Chairman.
MR. BELMoNr's RErLY--THE RorHscHLDs'
EVIDENCE AZ TO AMERICAN SECURITIES NOT
AFFECTED ny THE PROBABILITY OF TILDEN's
ELECTION.
The Journal Of Commerce OF Saturday contained the
following:-
eminent bankes and hmancrs in .hia country wi be read
with profound attention For more than ,he Lifetime q
the house Of Brown Brothers Co. representing the highest
tie civilized world eonhrn. ihe fullest manner ali
that we said the other DAY a 10 The record O. the dewo.
have stood shoulder 80 shoulder with the conserya.
side a and s ] S
rss money :. mon WITH but o. isa Va are quite VIII
Ing radicals error ready
Of the ophaaos s"s We .ss receive a them any
whs have from , ,e and bcr
the q and a. sss S % s" The S. sr
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To Tnn Epror or ras Jouss.. or cosssnem:. .. ~.
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% to BY w. e~ ines seS To )" ssa
satcmentsin o. the l9th ut to the course
State iro d'.raosia spaa alton whom ssssSornc BY
%s re s eSs
and Comptroller Robinson WHO the honest
finally sucessdsd with ssmoera.s Lerislsturc
have been brourh. upon BY the uusouna views ano
Ss % q ne e S h s's TWO p,
ea%a s.a and co s o "s"id @ 'sa Keeping q
Tine 81 70 .s ss s TO
be cognizan of tho time they occurred. aud 10
have been much amused with opinions sxpresed 10
the ihs effect II hc election credit abroad
sumo 70 know more on the suhert tnan one VINO large
negotato himself and represents the 20 the world
STEWART BROwN.
RELnosr's LETTER
100 FIFTH AVENUE, Nov. 4, 1876.
Ny DEAR SIR havo read with groat satisfaction
your letter published todays Journal Of Commerce.
The expression OF your confidence In sound aud hon
est mnnag cement Of financial affairs OF tho country
under Governor Tdeu must carry conviction 10 thu
minds OF all who have learned TO respect IN you
the patriotic and public spirited ctizcn not loss than
the intelligent and upright merchant
Tho position Of tho emncnt house OF which you have
been for nearly half century active and promi.
American merchant and bankers. both hero and
which still Increased by the iact that you
have at all times kept aloo from the arena OF polt
cal strife.
Representing prominent interest In the Syndicate
which has been ntrustcd with the placing OF lower
ntercstbearing bonds IN tho European markets. elt
that ought 10 contradict, In the most unquahcd
manner, tho telegram published in INSCRIPTIONS
partisan paper, that the election OF Mr.. Tildcn would,
atoms In London and that tho possibility OF that event
had already seriously interfered with the sale OF our
bonds.
have In vain looked for one single proof that any
such advice had been received, either here at wash
ingon, IRON any o tho members Of tho Syndicate In
London. Vague runIors and insinuatops have indeed
been actively put In aud tho authority OF the
secretary Of the Treasury has boon called in aid,
respect give his ndorsemcnt 10 this clectioucerng
trick and in his speech OF to-day, though inspired by
n the proscrpivc tencts Of his party creed he does
not make the slightest aiuson 90 IT,
To~r xtzusU ho xiaAs ho u0rsno IN