The New York herald., 1876-11-06
IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS.

To THE MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS AND woRkNoxEs
OF NEW YORK.
An alarm has been sounded by most thoughtfu
capitalists, bankers and merchants, who believe tho
country 10 DO peril regards the honor, the fah
the debt and the integrity OF tho nation. And these
DANGERS at their request, have been exhibited by Mr.
Evarts Such questions touch alike all classes of cti
zcns for political revolution that threatens American
capital threatens equally the interests and the savings
OF American labor.
The "sod.south' which now controls the House OF
Representatives. aided By party In the North which
abei,sd It's efforts secession expecting through
your blindness indifference the real issue,
deem at the polls the lost the battle field It
hopes control not simply tho section which they
called the southern Conicderacy but tho North East
and West OF tho Republic.
Is II wiso or sale to any risk such issue ?
Can do It when remember what owe to our
dead heroesf Can NC. with good faith, leave tho loyal
citizens Of the south, and the omancpateu slaves 10
the power whicn made the rebellion?
Can wc With honor surrender tho srmy and navy OF
the United States, officers and men, 70 tho control Of
the power which they conquered on land ana seay
Can VIC with reason or safety submit ourselves and
children to taxed by that power for tho losses
and damages Il suffered In It's ncrce attempt 10 destroy
tho Republic?
Tho present national debt although 1t has been re-
duced $780, 900 since the still weighs heavily
on our citizens. But The Southern claims already
nlcd In tho House of Representatives amount TO yet
larger sum. And one general bill, dxoctng compen-
sa;ion 10 DO allowed 10 all oitizons for the and
cupaiion OF their property during tho war By the
United States army, ana apart thcreof might alone
suilcc 10 bankrupt the nation
IL Is true that Mr. Tilden attempts TO calm the fears
Of tho country on this point when he says
II shall deem II my duty every bill provid-
ing Tor tho assumption or payment OF any such debts.
losses, damages or claims"
but whom tho question 10 of doubling the national
to destroy the Republic, is It prudent and safe let
that question rest upon the promise Of one mans
Mark tho DANGER
l. Mr. Tilien may, perhaps, change his mind, for he
said OF Mr.. Lincoln In October, lS6O:-
.'Our only hope must be that President. ho win
abandon the creed. the principles and the pledges on
. Perhaps the solid South might object to Mr. TIL
ccn's exercise Of hts veto Has democratic Presi-
Even should Mr.. Tilden resist the South and. un-
fortunately, die. Is even pretended that Mr.. hen
Tho crisis grnvo and the time 10 short Use diii-
gently the lew days or hours that may remain and
public continuing In The charge Of The men who havo
held with General jackson that our Union must be
preserved. and not Of those who hold with Buchanan
and Tilden that u may be hcpicssy dissolved Let
the country rest In the hands Of those who faith
full to Il In Its hour Of trial. who maintained lis nteg-
rity and its honor Let II not pass to those OF whom
james 7. Brady spoke when no said Tammany Hall,
the Sth OF January 1885, that in its conduct during
tho war tho democratic party hsd proved iasc to the
instincts traditions, teachings and doctrines OF It's
faith"
ALFRED @ HOE. builder.
DANFoRrH LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE CON-
PANY, No. 81 Wall street
PAsSAlc ROLLING MILL COMPANY. No. So Hud-
son street.
s. B. JAMES, Herring 4 90. (saicsl
J. H. JACKSON, Marvin Safe and Scale Company.
NEW BRITAIN BANK LOCK COMPANY, No. 20l
Broadway
JOHN ROACH, Morgan Iron Works
BOOTH STEAM BOILER WORKS
GEORGE FOX son, boiler works.
BENJAMIN FOX, foundry works.
NJ. X. WHITE, foundry works
&. H. DELAMATEK L. CO., iron works
H. l. ATwArER, oi the Moriden Britannia Work 5,
j. q. BACON. No 500 Broadway
And many others
Ngv YoRK, Nov. 2. 1879