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.oco 1000 rRlunpA .lN NEW YORK

Loco Eoc0 TRIUMPH IN NEW YORK
The combination 81 Loeos, Tylsri,es, and
odds.and-ends, have carried he New York City
elecsiOas, for Mayor apa conhcilmen, By ma
ioFiIy o. nearly COCO.
EzubeFans Joy aboquds ID The City, bus.she
signs e he coning tIS1be as 10 The Presidency
are already developed. The, Van BureH and
calhPuh factions are giving eui calls fOt meet
iHss In behalf 81 their respective champions,
and he Tyler otgan tshe Aurora expresses ggsa.
confidence shss '.ihe Democratic parry will COM
promise The dithcully W containing democratic
Administrators in powef.n
Bar lei me Aurora speak FOR i,selfss IL
Ffons ns Men York .l..rora-s oFTIeif.n
Now canmeneesI We presume, the Struggle be-
tween Mr Van B0rsn aad Mr. Calhoun We
say struggle. because il is not doubled that,
beiween The Two candidates, Mr. Calhoun IS by
far he strongest III his city and his free.lrade
doctrines and ann-,sfif principles win give him
additional strength with The mercantile comma-
niiy. He has also with him the Young ana ar
dent portion az The Democracy. who believe and
say thai Mr.. Van Butea has had his full snare of
honor and office. What, then, Is the position Of
the friends Of Presidens Tyler between these two
belligeranls, and probable irreconcilabie enc
mics! To stand by our principles, and By our
men.
esavinced Of our strength. We are folly salts
edltl4at ouFinleresi and duty is 10 increase the
friends Of President Tyler hi every direction 10
strengthen his position by The removal Of Wings
/ from Office, ard n appoihtment Of Tyler men
Democrats, II is true 81 The old school, but stiIl
the fTlends Of John fyler-respeclable aud hon
est men, carrying The force ofpubIic opinion with
them, bnt sill lhe srue friends Of The President
II is neither policy nor expediency 10 appoint the
/ peculiar friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, or Mr. Cal
/ houn 10 ofiice-to strengthen one at The expense
or the other. Towards both We should sustain
neutral position, bur remain tue 10 our
! selves.
Il, Is imposible to reconcile The conflicting in.
terests or the conflicting claims Of these gentle.
! men BY any temporary arrangement. What fol
/ lowsl Why. the Democfal attic party will conf
promise the difficulty hy.conlinuing "a democrat
1 ic Administration 10 power. Ii cannot be other.
| wise--a democratic Administration will nevel
/ be drivenTroIn power BY the democratic party
4 particularly 10 reconcile the qnarrels between
/ two aspirantsfor the Presidency.
| The Commercial Advertiser says mat sever
thousand illegal votes were taken in the lat
| election.
! awe have said before, frequently. and We re
| peat the remark-with universal suffrage, al
| election in New York, 1.-THE absence Of any eff
Gent means Of asceriaining the personal identity
ofyolers and their real places Of resence, ifihey
! have any, mus, ever be a mere mockery. Blu
il is OF no useto complain, or 10 inquire farther
for the causes Of this utter proslration Of the
Wing party and power iR1he city Of New York
| Fraud, violence, double voting, the Introduction
| nf foreign voters on the one side, and the loca
\ divisions Of our friends in some Of the wards
/ have most efec,nally done The work.