The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-03
PhiIad elphla.
Philadelphia.
Correspondence of the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Saturday Afternoon,
October l, 1912.
fotfers mud Things in B,otheriu Lone.

PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY Afternoon,
October l, 1912.
Matters and Things in Brotheriy Lope.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
DEAR STR;-
October opens upon us here with bright sun,
clear beautiful sky delightful atmosphere and Alto
gehsr the weather is really heavenly. Our morals
also improving.
The devil left town yesterday for New York, to
look after some stock operations.
The Grand Jury this morning returned true bill
for murder against Milton J. Alexander Our finan-
cers will be also indicted on the Saturday preceding
the day of judgment.
Great slate of things in politics in Philadelphia.
The approaching election will be a warm one, and
one of the queerest that ever took place in these
parts. There four parties scattered throughout
the city and county-whigs, democrats. incorrup-
tibles, and Tyler men, besides several other clques
with small heads and large tails. The incorruptlbles
and wings have met secretly in caucus and agreed
to 60 together. The former were bought by the
latter, at ten per cent of for cash down. 1t is all
understood between them that the wings are TO
vote the incompatible county ticket, while the in
coruptbles are to support the whg city and county
other words the wings to send the incorruptibes
to the Legislature [two-thirds of the names on the
ticket good whigs1 while the incorruptlbes are
10 give tnem tne STATE House now, Win all tiie
plckings and steallngs A rare and rich piece OF
political virtue, plety, purity, and integrity.
The wings appear to entertain no more fear for
their city ticket than they do OF going down below
far below. The democrats and Tyler men are
completely identified, bound up together, and are
both battling hard for the victory in the Mayor and
Councils, as well for the success of the city and
county, and county tickets. They are very san
gulne In consequence thereof the price OF glncOcks
has risen Is per cent.
Pipe-laying and coonizing is now doing to a large
extent. So much of the latter species OF sin against
the elective franchise was never before kaown.
All the manufactures of fraud and corruption are
now in active operation. The wages OF sin have
improved 10 per cent, and if New York wants a
large supply, sufficient to bring down fire and brm
stone from heaven we will be ready to furnish you
in time for yours Tell Glentworth and his friends
to get ready their funds. We can supply equal to
$4,000, and will take the pay in coon skins or soap
suds, or ANYTHING you have We think we can sink
New York in wickedness, and then take all her
trade.
DR.. Lardner commences, at the Chestnut street
theatre on Monday evening, his historical sketches
of the French Revolution, with the tableaur Of
rants. The pit of the theatre has been converted
into parquette Price to all parts of the house 30
cents. These representations, it s believed, will
have splendid run. There is much talk about
them
Louis Garcin, an Italian, convicted of attempting
to set fire to seed store he kept at the corner OF
Lombard street and Prices Court, was sentenced
this morning, in the Sessions, TO six months in the
penitentiary If he had only robbed bank he
would have been admitted into good society,
Sale of stocks to-day ~ Wilmington Railroad,
81. 43 ditto, 9: SO Grard Bank, u.
The courts are doing tremendous naturalization
business to day. Hard swearng-plenty oft.
The new Nisi Prus Court Is gong to De nice
thing for the Prothonotory of the Supreme Court.
WHY don't Captain Tyler have some other organ
in this city than the Evening Express This paper
is considered the vugarist, lowest, most foul
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sued in Philadelphia. The editor not only fills his
paper with bitter, malignant political slang, but at
lacks most unustly and violently every person who
refuses TO advertise at his bidding SpY