The New York herald., 1851-11-08
Albany.

ALBANY, \ oy. q, iSjl
7Te TgDes 7ignsi- Gra, Emhusiasrs--7He A5o.
tai.H Wigs aS3 Silrr GreyS Again at Uar-
The Polics-Hs Rcorgsni:1ion.
The result Of the election in this city and county
has astounded the partisans on every side. It has
been q complete discontinue Of the wings, by na
jorites, in some instances, which seems Incredible
TIE majority fo- Mr. Perry, the democratic csndi
cate for Mayor, rolls up to rear thousand, being
seme elk hundred mole than he received in April
last. The Recorder Is alse elected on the same
ticket, By some seven bur ared, together with ma
jori,y of the Beard Of Aldermen. In the cozuty,
the democrats elect their Judge, Surrogate, and
Treasurer, by large uajorties. Such ar over
whelming victory they have never OBJ. .iaed In thi
locality, as the city and county combined has a.
wtys been considered sure fOr nearly Eve hundred
on the vbg side.
The turn which The election has taken here, has
been produced in great measure, by the insolence
ard e!rontery OF the abolition wings. They had
the power in all the nominating conventions, and
would not suffer silver grey on apy ticket as q
candidate fer any important office. They had no
more chance ETA whig nomination than democrat.
1he silveTs muttereo deep, but not loud. They ap.
Itsrtd Eatlsied With the ticket. ard manifested no
opposition to any portion Of it. hey had secret
conferences or month previous 20 the eectioa. at
which their Plans were laid They voted the whig
ticket, as aIreared by the caption, but scarcely
cozen voted Tor whig candidate. The canvass
shows unmistskesble evidence that nineteen. gea.
tieths OF the silver grays voted for the democratic
candidates The vhigitupposed their candidate for
County Judge was invulnerable and offered heavy
bets uron bin. even after the polls were closed.
When IN abolition whig profered bet and chsl-
lCngCd democrat to the test, silver gray would
give the wink or nod to the dc nocrat and they were
Invariably taken. The canvass defeats the whig
Wit 81 ort;f
ton. Before the polls were closed, Weed, through
his eusssres discovered that the silver grays were
playing foul, and in bis paper Issued about twelve
o'clock On the day Of the election, be came out and
boldly accuse the national administration, and is
officials, Of attempting 10 produce a defeat Of the
vhig tickets. TIE abolition wings imagine that,
by compelling tie silver grays to swallow the nomi.
ratiors, their candidates would be elected and then
tSey could esclam ufon the election Of each man,
"ihtfC's Seward man elected" !" aud that section
vCU.G obtain the credit. The silver grays, knowing
that the administration could gain nothing by elect
irg whg ticket preferred the alter native Of DO
fcatrg II rather than that Mr.. Fillmore should be
rebrkes Icy the election Of the simln pure Seward
aIolitorists.
Although the silver grays here did not openly re
Iuiiaic tte LEGAL tickets, AS their friends did in
Mo1rse sad Ontario, still they struck as efsc,ual
bow as was dealt in either Of those counties
They felt aggrieved most righteously, because they
imsgired that they we're TO stand side by side with
the abolition whgs on the Albany platform, aud
quantities Of cotton and wool but ne there was
cotton allo~ed as an sdmixture on the wool tickets
the silver grays felt themselves perfectly justified
In stepping of the platform
THIS renewed attack of the Journal upon MIR
Fillmore and his friends, is signal for all the
Sevardites in the State to yelp in accordance. IL
certainly will lead to renewal OF the warfare.
1te administration sorely feel the blow levolled
ut the bead of their chief retaliation must ensue,
snd then the ccntettants will ''csrcy the war into
Africa"-the Albany platform will be demolished
the sections will re engage in criminations-the
determination Of abolition wings from post oiices,
ustom houses, SC will he ordered-and all the
Caorts at union and Cancellation will be abandoned
end greater caternauling than ever before will
unsy0idably ensue.
The democrats here will enter upon the enjoy
men,s Of their victory on the fret Of January.
! hey will appoint City Attorney, Clerk, Mar
tbal, surveyor and Assistant, ard an entire po-
Ice, which consists Of chief, four captains, four
assistant captains, forty policemen, four doormen,
and Elk police constsbles, besides some twenty Eve
iupefntmeraries. The law, organizing the police
ceiarn ent Of this city, passed at the last ses
sen OF the Lfgislature against the remonsrance OF
the democratic members Of the Common Council.
7 beg regarded It as being too political, but the
Wigs, feeling their power, run IL through as they
desired The tables now being turned. the demo
csstic Cor mon Council viii. on the 6rst Of Jauu.
az. commence with the chief. aad reform the
vbcla dtfss'nsut by ous,ing vhig,, sat epeoia,.
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