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New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
REPUBLICAN CONFIDENCE FIRM.

ENCOURAGING REPORTS RECEIVED Al "AehiN"io',
uopps oE A DIVISION IN THE SOUTHERN
xrvcToRI yOTT-DoUBTFUL NORTHERN STATES
THAT WILL GO FOR HAYES.
TRY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
w.surNGToN. Oct. 30.-InfOrmation received by
tbe Remblican Congressional Committee at the be-
ginning of the last week of the canvass makes the
committee very confident of the election OF hayes
and Wheeler. Within the last few days ue-
tailed reports have been received from the
Cortral Committees of the several States.
These reports contain assuring detalS WInon
furnish the basis of these confident
homes .Judpe Edmunds. secretary ofthis committee,
Is much more hopeful of dividing the Southern
electoral vote than most Northern Republicans are.
He is certain of South Carolina, and very confident
of North Carolina Florida, and Louisiana
I,doe Settles friends Teassert their con-
6dence in Republican success in North caro-
Eno Tn Florida, there has been no general
ottempt TO intimidate the negro vote and the as
ordant Republican factions in that State have be-
come uultcd In addition to this there is large
Cnban vote in that State which is assured to the
Rennblican ticket. The number of naturallzed Gu
bans is placed at 5000
Az 10 Louisiana, Senator West who was here
dav or two ago, is very confident that Hayes ana
Wheeler will carry the State There Is an undouDted
Republican majority in that State on far vote, OF
10000. The Republican factions are nowall united,
so that afu vote can be pocd except in the districts
where the blacks are intimidated Intimidation Is
expected in some of the nOrthean counties, but the
Republicans are confident that with unity IN New
Orleans and in the absence of violence in the south
em counties, the electoral vote will be cast Tor
HAYES and Wheeler. The news from the Pacihc
slope strengthens the belief that Oregon and Cab
fornia will 90 Republican. The latest news
from Indiana shows that Republicans are very
confident of carrying even that State. Old Ben
Wade who is here, says that Ohio will give 10000
majority for Hayes. The reports give excellent
hope for belief that Connecticut and New-Jersey
will both go Republican. The latter is quite certain
to be Republican if the frauds can be kept down IN
Jersey City and Hoboken. OF Connecticut the he
publcans now feel reasonably assured.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31

mated. motion to make the nomination unanimous
made but objected by the delegates who were IN
favor of John Robson.
The With Adermanic Republican Convention. con-
sisng of delegates from the XYITth XIXth, XXth, and
XXIst Assembly Districts and Twenyhird and Twenty
fourth Wards, held last evening at Brevoort Hall, at
Fiftyf0Irth-st, near Thrdave. Mortimer c. Lee WAS
elected chairman and Robert s. Dobbe and William H.
BENJAMIN, secretaries. Messrs Henry G. Perley Louis
j. Phillips, and Stephen ~ simonsOn were unanimously
nominated for Aldermen.
The With Senatorial District Tammanv Aldermanic
Convention last night at GermaDia Hail. at twenty
sixth-st and Seyenthaye., and appointed Lawrence d.
Herman 10 the chair. Hugh F. Farrell and George
Kelly were nominated by the delegates from two dls-
trcts Tor Aldermen The delegates from the Two 0ther
districts withdrew. The convention then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
GOV. Tu.pEN AND THE SYNDICATE.

INFORMATION FROM TRUSTED AGENTS OF THE Gov
ERNMENT-TELEGRAMs DIRECT FROM THF RoTHs-
GELD house, The LITTER FROM NEw-YoRK
MERCHANTS.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRiBUSR.l
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-It is aSceTtained that
some Of the letters which reached the Treasury Depart
ment relative to the effect OF the election Of Gov Tden
upon the operations Of the Syndicate with the new bonds
came directly from some Of the most trusted agents Of
the department who representing the Government in
London in the management Of the loan. These agents
arc not mere temporary clerks who have gone to
Europe on a pleasure trip, but experienced
officers thoroughly acquainted with finance, and
who have been constantly in London since the
first negotiations OF the bonds begun under Mr. Bout
we'll They in position TO have better knowledge
Of the detailed operations Of the Syndicate than August
Belmont himself, and far less likely to he actua,cd
by partisan preudices the positions which they hold
under the Rothschlds entirely independent OF pol
itics These persons draw their pay from the Roths-
childs and not from the Treasury Other letters
pressing the same opinion came from Americans
Interested with the Syndicate, and finally kilograms 10
the effect have reached here from the Rohschild
house direct
The letter Of leading NewYork bankers and merchants
favorng the election Of Hayes and Wheeler created
considerable anxiety at Democratic Headquarters. The
statements in the address OF these prominent gentlemen
relative TO the effect OF the election OF Mr. Tdcn upon the
public credit fully confirmed by information In pos
session Of the Treasury Department 1t fact which
even Mr. Belmont win not deny, that every mcmbCr OF
the Syndicate Mr.. Belmont himself excepted, has either
privately publicly expressed the opinion the
ton Of Mr. Tden would defeat the further negotiation
Of the 42 per cents This fear has emphasized by
recent letter upon this subject to the Treasury Depart
ment from Of the firm Of Morton, Bliss & Co.. mem
bers Of the American branch OF the Syndicate. 1t is also
said to be confirmed by telegram from London to the
Treasury from person authorized to speak for the
Rothschds. That telegram, it is represented re-
sponse 70 one from Secretary Morrill, who urged az
speedy negotiation of the bonds possible be-
tween the October and November elections The reply
from the Rothschlds house to the Treasury Department
reported in substance have been no more bonds
would needed until after the November elections and
that whether the negotiations could then be continued
would depend upon the election or defeat of MI Tden
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31

dorses Mr. Tildens letter. but Mr.. Riddle does no ht
mate that he ahates io title of the provisions ol
ms bill and that hill provides reasonable coInlensao
TO an citizens United States for use or Occupation
M teir ropery nv the United States or any part
thereof during the late civil This bill would take
hundreds of millions dollars from the inlltU 9lts
Treasury and evidently authOr does not consider MI
Tdcus letter as in the least degree conflicting WIN It's
passage or executive approval 40 Aot h.ih W. i ~
neonle can conpratulats themselves on any view ol
Soutbcru war claims that CmHeDtly satisfactory 10
Nj Riddle Of Tennessee as NJ ihdeHs IcI'er sees u
prove.
This evening the city is all abaze with fireworks ana
Examinations M. Blaine spoke To an immense audience
in front Of the Court house this evening Other speakers
today were exGov. Gibson. the Hon. Horace Bems ana
the Hon. :. 8. Rogers The Republicans are Jupiiah'
nver tho snccess OF the demonstration.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
LOCAL ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations for AssembIymen

were made in this city yesterday
Dist I. Thomas Foley (Anu.1am)
vi. George W. Rclyca uepl
vi. Michael Hcalcy (AntIam),
VII. HOra'i0 y. TwOmhlcy (Iau)
IX. Andrew j. Matthewson (Iain) ,.u
M l. Albert Englchardt rep, renominateD.
NN. Joseph L. stein (Iam)
XXI. Joseph l.. FallOn (Ian)
The Republicans of the LIST Assembly District OF west
chester County comprising the city of i0nkers the
town Of Wcstchester and the TwentYthrd ahd lwehtn
fourih Wards of New-York have nominated James r.
Angel Of Morrislnia for member OI AssempI9'
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
gAMEs DECIDED UPON BY THE COMMITTEE on
NOMINATIONS.


The Republican Committee on Nominations
held at the office OF United states District
Attorney Bliss yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF
nominating ticket to be presented to the Republican
Convention. The session held with closed doors,
and the members reticent TO the proceedings
although is understood that number of candidates
agreed upon. The feeling was unanimous for a
straight ticket The nominations OF Gen. Dix for Mayor
and Thomas Murphy for County Clerk were recon-
mcnded by unanimous votes. The remainder OF the
ticket and 1t will be presented tonight
to the Convention Is given below When the name Of
Jacob Hess for sheriff was mentioned in the caucus
strong opposition developed, aud Mr.. Hess
csed of having several occasions insisted on deals
with candidates before voting for their confirmation by
the Board of Aldermen. He finally rejected candi
date for Sheriff, and the caucus adjourned without
naming candidate, but with strong feclingin favor of
Col Emmons Clark Of the 9TH Regiment On account OF
his popularity in the National Guard For the rest of tho
ticket named below the feeling unanimous and en-
tbusiastic
Mayor-.J0hn 4. Dix
surrogatc-Gcorgc A. Pcabody
Shcrin-COl Clark (prubaby).
County Clerk-Thnmas Murphy.
Judge of the superior C0urt-JameS C. Carter.
Judge of the Marine COurt-John II. White
Coroners-W. II. stiner. Abram Dlsbccker, and an
American.
committee appointed by the Conference Committee
waited Gen Dix last evening, and finally obtained
his consent to his nomination as the head of the ticket
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
ARREST OF AN ILLEGAL VOTER.

John Williamson of No. II COurt-st. was
arrested In Jersey City Sunday evening for drunken
ness While in the stationhouse he talked great deal
about being registered In NewYork. Examination yes
terlav dsclosed the fact that he was registered IN
Brooklyn and also from No l23 Christopher-st, New
York 1t is thought he intended to register IN Jersey
Ciy also. uo 10 lcld for cxxIlipAtlon.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
NOMINATIONS FOR ALDERMEN.

The delegates to the IVth Senatorial Dis
trict Republican Aldermanc Convention met at NO zoo
Grand-st last evening, for the fourth tme with Johh
Simpson in the chair and proceeded to nominate can
didae by ballot OF the 81 votes cast, IL we're for
Matthew Stewart and the remaining o for John Rob
isou The chairman then declared Mr. Stewart nomi-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
REPUBLICAN PARADE IN HoBoKEN.

The uniformed Republican clubs of Hobo
KEN with large delegation from Jersey City, and the
IXth Assembly District Club Of New-York, paraded
about 900 men through the principal streets Of Hobo
ken Last night A large number OF houses iumi-
mated aud there was fine display OF fireworks. Tile
sidewalks liued with spectators who cheered the
parade enthusiastically.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
rwEEp's ARRIVAL STILL DELAYED.

The violent storms which have been reported
s occurring of Cape Hatterss may possibly account
for the delay in the arrival OF the Franklin with william
NJ Tweed No signs Of the vessel could DC discovered
from Sandy Hook yesterday the observers could see
oulv about six miles, the atmosphere being very thick
None Of the incoming vessels had seen the Franklin
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
THE FRENCH LBELS PROVED BASELESS.

Fiqaro to-day publishes letter from NJ. du
sommerard Chief Commissioner of France for the Ael-
can Centennial Exposition, declaring that the letter
printed in that journal Friday attacking the manage
mcnt of the Exhibition and containing other base
charges the authorship of which Is attributed 10 hn Is
a, inter fabrication NJ du sommerard puts his dis
v,vo NJ II in the most formal and express terms, and
ods that IL his denial be not sufficient lie Is in position
to prove by documentary evidence the truth OF his state
ment.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
HOPEFUL rEELlNG At PARTY HEADQUARTERS

Secretary Chandler and cx-Goy. Mccormick
OF the Republican National Headquarters thlkcd very
cheerfuy yesterday OF the Republican prospects In
November Reports were steadily growing moro and
more encouraging Tie prospect in this state had not
been better, and in denial OF Democratic rum"rs, % v's
SAID that cxGoy Morgan and Mr. Cornell were IA perfect
accord regarding the state letter called " q
cl-tac letter from the National Republican Committee
which was published IN The WOrid. and which was adj
dressed 10 Postmaster Edmund of Washington city, and
the authorship Of which ascrbcj 10 cAoS NrCrr-
mick declared at the National Headquarters 10 %
forgery II bears internal evidence of fraud h Is SAID iu
that the officers Of the Republican NHIinrdl COMMITTEE
are represented talking familiarity ui thc N'N-1uiA
local contest, and handling the names oi Kelly pNl'H
and shacr II their political dlckcrug Wtc thug ~
national importance. EXOy. Mccormick sIid the only
letters sent 10 Mr. Edmunds ycry brief Hni relating
minor subjects. II n Thought the letter originated m
This city al the DcmOc.tic Literary Buita, and that II
has broadcast with view 10 drpcss lcpuDli-
can hOpefuincss and confidence IN success.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
ANTI-TAMMANYs POWER BROKEN.

THE COUNTY CONvf>uoN ADJOURNED AFTER A
ulIEES MINUTES sEssION-EvERYlHING LEFT
TO THE 60 FERENCE CoMMTrEE-A TICKET
WITHOUT \ HEAD.
The Anti ti-Tammany County Convention met
last evening at Irving Hail. and after session OF 10
minutes went 70 pieces without making any nonina-
tons Tie hall was well filled, but not crowded. The
Conference Committee held session Tor an hour prey-
Gus 10 the meeting Ira Shafcr called the con
vention To order, aud male bhot report
of The doings Of the Conference Committee
lie said that they curtly told by the Republican
Committee Nominations that the County Convention
had not given tue committee any power to confer with
other organizations. Repeated conferences had been
held with the independent citizens aud German organ
lzitions without reaching any result. Tue Conference
Cummittec recommended that nominations BE- agreed
upon thought uc .cs-ary and be- referred 10 the con-
mttee with authority make such change IN the ticket
A. Circumstance mi;Lt require.
Jancs O'Brcn said that he h1d been trying FOR some
d,vs o. bring about nomination whica the convention
could support But r tIc past week hc lad been sat
i.0ed that IL was impossible, 10 got such can
didatc The Republicans had acted trcach"r"uSiy
Hr did not sre how th, convention could get Mayor
without making bargains which would hurt The Pr"si-
I,utilI ticket. H. added, propose smith BY ir, Tor
Mayor" Mr. r., s name received with loud cheers
Nj OEriru concluded by saying that be hl no favor 10
a-. - Tdmiuauy Hall lie -torci their Hyor-, al
though willing 20 support Nr L} In "'' 90 '"'
w.hc. of lie chairman hc would refrain from nominal
nr Nr Ely H. then offered resolution. that the con
terence committee oi twcntyonc members he continued
that the nominations agreed upon De ,ft 10 thcm with
power 10 change tlc ciIcum tncc- might re-
qurc. And this convention adjourn sine d'e, added
tie chairman lie thea pu; tie motion before thc words
were fairly understood by the convention, ami declared
the convection ndl ,GEcd
1t was then a.ccIidiucI that the Conference Commit
tee Lld agreed upon the caudIic- for county officers TO
De I commended 20 The convention but In his haste to
adjourn tine convention tlc chairman forgot 10 read that
,ftion of the rcuor The ticket. which vas termed 10y
ono of the dclr-rs "a flexible ticket made to stretch
rto Tammany Hall or the Controllers Office, rs the pnr-
chaser might ORDER" hai uo head blank space having
been left opposite the Office Of Mayor Following Is the
ticket:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
MR.. GREEN'S CANDIDACY.

A deputatiOn of cOIOred citizens of the Vth
Assembly District called upon Controller Green yeser
dav and presented him with series Of resolutions ap
proving his nomination for Mayor. Mr.. Green thanked
he
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31

OPENING OF THE FRENCH LEGISLATURE.
VERSAILLES, Monday, Oct. 80 1s76.
The session of the Chambers was opened to-
doy There was no speech by President MacMahon The
senate adjourned until Nov. g. and the Chamber Of Dep
uties until the Sd proN.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
THE BUSINESS MEN OF SYRACUSE.
AN APPEAL FOR IHE REPUBLICAN CAUsI-DIsAsIERs
THREATENED BY THE POSSIBLE SUCCESS OF The
DENoCpAIIC TICKET

THREATENED BY THE POSSIBLE SUCCESS OF The
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
SYRACUSE Oct. 30.-A fOTcible appeal TO the
business community, signed by upward OF $50 represent
atiyes of the various business interests Of Syracuse VIII
be published Among the sgners are Leading
manufacturers wholesale and retail dealers and panK-
ers Alarm is expressed the threatening aspect OF the
financial future as affected by the bare prospect OF the
success Of the Democratic party and policy Ihe sus-
pension Of the funding of National securities at lower
rate is quoted as mfavorabe indication The move
ment in favor of the payment of Southern war claims Is
also instanced tending disturbance and disaster Inc
only safety is urged TO he III the defeat OF the cahi
dates by whose success alone reaction and disaster cOnd
be produced 1t argued that the present depression
results from the possibility of Democratic success "na
would follow the actualityi The appeal concludes
Our conviction as business animated by inc lin
pulse of sepreservatiOn, aud recognizing our uepchl
conditions which cOnduce To inc comhVh
welfare is that national unity and prosperity lnc
sueedest possible attainment of desired restoration o
financial Stability and business activity ana the success
fu pursuits OF trade aud manufactures depend upon t
triumph of the Republican party III TINS ctcuOhi anu
therefore agreement lOr ourselves ana recoIcuh
ton TO others is tb business men ana manufacturers
give their yotesaud influence 10 the election of kulhtou
b. Hayes as President and William A. wheeler as Nict
President OF the United States and afford every posspe
facility in their power the promotion OF the cause oi
national unity security and prosperity when they rep
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
.hrrir FrDd,r Ni,rser.
'uuuty I.Drl Adplpn D.. sanger.


Sheriff -F.ud,r Ni,r5c
Cuuuty I,rl.-Adplpa b. sanger.
surru43lt. .-.t tharss trtfy.
Jl!.c -aprilo. Court samuel II. Garyn.
JUDGE Marine tuUrt-Jo-rph Koch
1ran.r--Mycr stern, ". H. Kennedy, ana Bryan
F,Ii.. 49,,
49, rncu 20 Large. Graham Hyatt, Grrshon Cohen,
Hoo. l.uck and Frederick lie g"mann
A.terthe adjournment the delegates clustered around
the lenders near the PLATFORM and the sidewalk
and neghborng corners aud discussed angrily and with
much excitement the unexpected situation IN when me
organization VA, placed. IL soon apparcnt that me
leaders did intend To incur the expense ot pruning
tickets, prov ding election booths, and hhhhg oluci
Preparations Tor the 81 ction bit hoped 10 gct s3uc
other organization 10 unite with them ana share the bur
den. - III.
The conference committee determined to meet WIN
the Independent Citizens aud German associations on
wednesday morning at the AktOr House ana nave Dd'
conference. ..-.,.... L.,
TIE Independent Citizens and German associations ih
favor uf Controller Green Mayor were III session AZ
day Yesterday cudclYurng to form codloh WIN VIC
hutiTamInany Democrats, hut could not come 10 III
agreement.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
wAGNER's OPERA KISSED AT PARIS.

TANIs' NhUI'It9t VVI' OOI IV'0'
Wagner's "G0tterdimmerung was performed
for the first time at popular concert here Yesterday
portiop OF the audience Missed and protested noisy
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31
A DEMOCRAT REPUDIATEs TILDEN.

css Of the true interests OF the people whom they pro
fess 10 serve
New-York tribune., 1876-10-31

INFORMATION FROM TRUSTED AGENTS OF THE Gov
ERNMENT-TELEGRAMs DIRECT FROM THE RoTHs-
GELD HOUSE THE LITTER FROM NEw-YoRK
The New York herald., 1876-12-08

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duca
The New York herald., 1876-12-08

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Drafts for fi and upward at reduced rates.
The New York herald., 1876-12-08

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The Osceola times., 1876-07-08
Not the Man for the Crisis.
The Nation

Inc Nation.
Mr.. Hayes, though by no means con
spicuous in politics, is not wholly un.
kno yn, and We presume there are few
even of those who know him best and
like him most who do not doubt whether
he is the kind of man for which the crisis
through which we are now passing calls
The ciyil.service plank in the platform
though doubtless well meant, has, in its
declaration that senators and representa-.
tives should confne themselves to the le-
gitimate duties and refrain from influ-
encing appointments, ludicrous resem.
blance to the resolution introduced into
the French national assembly calling on
all rascals TO quit France. 1t brings
strikirgly to mind the great fact that to
get rid of the master evil of the govern.
ment in our day-that which has already
degraded and paralyzed it, and threatens
with serious fundamental changes at no
very remote date-the president must
be man OF no ordinary tenacity and
breadth Of view, and must be prepared
to sacrifice personal ease and smoothness
of administration, and party harmony
and success, TO higher and more mpor-
tant things. We do not bclieva, with
our present knowledge, that Mr.. Hayes
i, such man. We do not know, for we
have no reason for believing, that he
thinks the condition of the civil service
a serious evil that he would make great
sacrifices to amend it, or that he thinks
anything of more importance to the
country than the supremacy of the re.
publican party, managed substantially as
it now is.