The New York herald., 1877-01-22

y s.nssr ,hs, CRISIS has been reached nations.
ruin The record OF it~dars admits Of hope Tor
i've corapsisa ssirsrasanes and asarpsiion of
he & .n sgRa Gas
sutaixnshp u Az shai precious 10 the American people
jeweL
THE ES-so.pizEs Asp SAILORS FOR REFORM.
circular Nas aiterwarc sent throughout the coun-
Try which contained The following lansuagc:-
The chief Object o. the 70 manifest the
sna s ns, sfs hq5 . 'hr s
they possess the manhood ef openly declaring favor OF
,n;imcated ey te seefn which las seen Iaaeeensy
anroi. 81 hs aeaa OF 10 prostitute Ike osors Of the Il living
or partisan purposes, ort we ao propose show tue
courage liberties of wlirn we fought
anc tc preserve ihe nsir.on. tor which risked
Tie large onionen. sready Effected in this and other
among ex.sodes sailors OF our country TIA,
nase 1s sosa name aa ,es % y ~ esae Tor *
men is believed by 10 be by slignt efforts
The Of formidable organ
is~iion intere,, peace economy
.o,s s may ao~ es m
offered hts lite services land sea- his country
OUT tie length and crssas q" the aaa A.
peace and opponents OF haired and dsecr all
sentiments OF the iamcntcd Lincoln which have
adopted as the motto Of organization, Malice -
DAxlEL CAxERos. Secretary.
WHAT GENERAL coRsE SAYS.
HERALD report or held conversation with General
Corsc, the chairman o. the Executive Committee last
evening, the substance OF whicn Is as ioIows:-fhe
General SAID that the organization .! the association
was made IN the interests OF the causes stated the
addresses ABOVE, aud then went on tp say:-"Whcn
went INTO the organiza did not presume that II
would exist after tue election but when We saw the
grave complications which arose out OF the eccton Il
was decided TO continue TO convene until ths termiua
ton OF the dilemma Our purpose III this is 10 lend
our influence. body OF soldiers. 10 the procuring
Of an honest count OF the electoral votes; anu wish TO
say, nerc thai The statement IN CITY paper OF this
morning, TO the elect that intend TO INSIST upon Nr
Tiden's inauguration, Ia not true.
FAIR PLAY ALL THAT WANTED.
"All we desire to is far play, matter which sdc
wins That Is the doctrine we profess, ana am able
TO say that We nave the support OF very large
bcr OF republicans IN our principles In every town
and hamlet IN the country there are branches OF the
association and almost every branch numbers among
It's members iair proportion OF republicans Ia my
own city, Chicago there are Uetwccn $50 200 re-.
pubiicans enrolled on our list OF membership.
There Is an effort beng made IN illinois. or was he.
Ing made some time ago. 10 organize club of rcpub-
can cx-soiders, but do not bciievr that there
suliccnt number ol cx-s soldiers IN the State sym
pathze with Mr Hayes cause TO enable them start
such association.
oyE or THE CHIEF PURPOSES or ORGANIZATION
"rhcre are a great many honest men border
States like Maine, Michigan and Minnesota, who are
republicans, ana very bigoted ones, They will not
read \ democratic paper Or listen TO an orator ex.
pounding democratic doctrines, but entertain the
bitter animosity toward the democratic party. Such
people, however, have an unlimited admiration Tor
soldiers, and We who organized the Cniou Veteran
Reform Association were OF the opinion thai such a
society would lead toward creating the country peo-
pie OF whom | havc spoken respect which they
would not otherwise entertain. This was one OF the
chief purposes lr forming the association. The IDEA
that intend 20 force Mr. TIidcns Inauguration Is
preposterous Wo are ANXIOUS TO the difficulty
settled and Will advocate powerfully can,
amicAblc adjustment OF Affairs, +"