The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-10

Inc Recent ElectiOn-Its extraordinary nc
suits Developments. and Consequences.
Now that the returns of the recent election in this
metropolis are all received-now that the dust and
smoke OF the combalanis have been cleared away
now that mems minds have recovered their re fec.
tive and conempatve powers-we all begin to dis
the highly important and really extraordinary
results obtained by that strange movement Of men
and parties at the polls. Hitherto the election in
this city has been mystery but now the sun be
gins TO shine, and the moon to give her light, ON
new movement. that holds in its hand the destiny
OF the great parlies-whigs and democrats alike -
and the fate OF the Presidential contest for 1874.
BY the official returns at the City Hall, it appears
that the votes the Senatorial tickets stood az fol-
lows at the close,-
The Wing ticket received. .laoso
Inc Tne democratic ticket. ....... ..I4s2o
tns -ameTiean Rspublieen ticket. ....., 1891
by this result II appears that the American Repub-
hcan party, an entirely new movement, have at
the hrst onset, without any organization, prepare
ZION or parade nearly tax third Of the streng
OF New York-already carried two wards-and de.
veloped power and a premigs that begins already
to carry terror TO the hearts Of both wings and de.
mocrats Ia fact this singular demonstration has
been to the American Republicans as party what
The battle OF Monte notte or OF the Bridge of Lodi
was to the great Napoleon as aGeneral-the ear.
nes-the promise of migh,ier victories, and the uli.
mate overthrow OF the Austrans and the Pope
We see this on every hand-we hear it on
every side. 1t is very evident therefore, tn at the
American Republican rary is a new element in po
htcs that attracts much attention. and may control
the destiny OF every other party in the city, state
and nation.
The origin of this new party is natural, obvious
and founded on feelings, principles and purposes,
that will give to itimmense sway provided its steps
are undertaken with prudence
One OF the first causes Of its birth may be found
IN the political movement started by the Right Re-
verend Bishop Hughes of the Catholic Church, in
Carroll Hall, two or three years ago-a movement
that resulted In the passage of the New School NV
which Is very obnoxious to the large mass of the
people, and TO repeal which there s petition the
Legislature signed by 35 900 persons The attempt
oil clergy man, under any shape, to turn his fock
his religious Influence and his holy garments into
source OF political power, was the first germ of the
American Republican movement which now aston
lshes all parties. This sentiment has been decreased
by the selfish and corrup, pre- cces both of the whs
and democratic parties in power
Another reason In this city the gross corruption
and folly OF both the old parties in the corporation
in Albany. the miserable negligence and bad
measures of the legislature in Washington the fac
tlous and unruy conduct oil Congress- have disgust
ed The great masses throughout the repubc-ripen-
ed them tor revolt-a revolution from the corrupt
Iammels OF both parties-and here in New York
the metropolis OF the unions the frat tangible
development of a mighty movement, under the
name OF American Republican, III 1t will play a most
important part in all future elections
1t will be seen, therefore, that while parts OF both
the wing and democratic tickets have been elected
the great moral influence of the recent election
the preaiRe entirely enures TO the benefit and ad-
vantage of the new party. that like Minerva, the
patron of wisdom, started ready armed from the
head OF Jove, during a certain stormy day in the
month OF November. in the year 2766 before the
birth oil Christ.
The American Republican party is now in the
field in this metropolis armed at all oints, and pre-.
pairing for action They are organising in every
ward for the charter elections In Apri-and from
the tone OF pubic opinion which has thus been set
In motion, we have every reason to believe that
they will then succeed, and defeat both parties in
this city.
1t this new party, in addition to their general re-
si'ance to the impertInent meddling OF the clergy
In political affairs, will endeavor TO carry into effect
the reforms we want for the city, we shall be harry
10 aid In their patriotic purposes. We want an eff
cient police for this city-we want new system Of
street ceanlng-we want more economy in public
expenditures, and reduction of the taxes-we want
a reform in the re Department. All these reforms
have been refused by both wings and locofocos. If
the American Republicans will nrop;se ,beae th.v
will easily carry the city in Aprl-demosh all the
old hackneyed parties and facrons-and establish
new, popular, and patriotic party, that will spread
It's happy Influence over the State of New York, and
the whole Union. BY that time, they will have
achieved an organization, strength and power that
will control the Presidential question: and they may
thus giUe US Prtsdential candida,e, ,choss name
has not get been tohispered
These are some OF the extraordinary views and
results which have been obtained by the re cent
mysterious election in New York There can be no
doubt but the American Republicans hold in the
hollow OF their hand, the tate OF both the whig
and locofoco parties. IF they overthrow both
the two SETS of Old Hunkers-the wings and
locoiocos-and will give US a new, fresh and patr-
otto government in city, state and nation, we shall
cry "Amen !" and the devil BIZ. will it stick in
our throat We shall watch these movements with
in'erest-and record their progress from time to
time But first, be up and doing-let US have great
American Republican Mass Meeting some where
up town. and let them put up at once as their candi-
date,
FoR MAYOR OF NEw YoRK,
MANGLE M. QUACKENBOSS.
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