The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-27

stgnfs tue aan,aalsoa OF that party t1r Gu ye.a3-
lie Dina tbs defeat hi Kabara lI-al
taGaGs r,ure, possible, tha of that patty
ior Mayor. oeos that the POPULARITY Of Mr. BraaAnia "a
tbs cay large vose which would cJIsaia
be paiei, he nigh! be elected despite oil his moral uah.
uasr
a. aiso wi. knew that taat unpopula,y va, - great
,ha. pecailr atootsi % s..ae
the democratic VOICE coutd ths iorm
0 nomination According tound that i. would
rely up,, the ofd'u1ry corrrpons Ut he pr
ur,ry se,tiou systsm He t.isreap,u devised systai
OF maohaery BY which h. would personally have ta
ccnr0 Of The sci, OF hs inspectors OF Eiectioa
each ward, TIA; however tue votes might b. cast i
| returns wouil b. in his favor TIA mote wiica =
adopted accomplish his object though 1.rls
conception, Ike AL great Inventions was sinps Al
| trectual IN its op, ration
m elect Il devotvet up,u him tue power u ssec,ta
iLtea msn 10 charged with the siagie dcy
retctriug result favorable 70 himself H ;Auset n
hms-i chairman, and on which hls friends were place
IN slcisc number u conssitute al answering majority
To thu Executive Committee was given tha c'o tro OF "a
seectou or Inspectors every Instance ia whicn ttla
delegates il the Geae,ai Committee from taa several
wards aiec to agree IL needless % say THAI in all
the wards with uunportant exceptsons where laspsc
to weie not agreed upon hs differences
we're excited which referred to n
mitee for tecisioa. ana that he 'ssdaf n bin ova
| tsvor.
| when the primary elections took place uaisr tas
,eut process for cheating the people, the bao. boxes
| we're stuffed after the approved paa os 5aa
Francisco, and certificates Ut election givel
| op~u and g,sr,ug defiance Of tia expressed s.a
| stationed a; every poll throughout tia ctg, Z,
give counieoaace and support - the iiaereais q
eci-e super vision the acton Of the nspectora
AID uphoi the Inspectors the performances Of ths
| task which they had assumed. An lmnausa ot
proof "a in existence full OF sickening data.3 The
rup and fraudulent acts which resoled t. Tor the
contamination Of tais conspiracy ayanss the integrity OF
The result oi Mr. Woots tha. ID obtained
| Gel tain certificates ot TAP eisc'lon n Coanty
| his nomiuaticu, ard Of subordinate coaveu
tons every ward aDa district c'nst.tatsd OF
| his agents, confarr:g Gpon him rs pr'acpt
the position great po cal booker, navlg un1sr mis-
couto h,s disposal every nomination FOR oHca
rom Mayor constable iucinding Coayressmea
bers of the Legislature city officials Adermea CoancU
men &c.
They isc,as.5 their differentiation sGbma
| 10 the high baads d asgreselons OF Gus aIis
etous political in,rsuar aai tae ds'..atss sho
~ elected representatives OF tia democratic par
w. csresardug the coerup. Certificates which had been
given against them, assembled in convention aad aomi
mated Jam 5 Lobs the caaiiiats Of the temocrau
PARTY the Office OF Mayor, and address, setting
toth cetal o taeir grievances AUD ASSERT Of tasr
rights prepared by late Lrenzo shepard they
| ddent!y committed taeir cause 70 the people.
Fernando Wood scheme Of primary elections % which
have advertsd procured to hs adopted be
stated by himself person, IN taa Gsara Committees Al
Tammsny Hall The meaos which we're rssorted % In
that body TO obtain votes tor the adoption o. that schAs
set forth the ataress - which we have resrfei
which has soae before tie psops, ami tasg assd not
Il after Mr. Wood hai been nominated "a his PACK 81
utou, and Mr. Libby hat been placei before the
iem G. ATTIC party with their grievances
aecar.on Of principles ha. Mr. wooe again ssortei TO
the ener al Committee All him by formal II orsemea
Of the fraud which that body under his auspices alt oesn
the instrument 81 perpstratug, desigany - claim
through this Intervention ,nai the acton Of hs
| ton hal become whit wB once Snp"a asa regular
pomnaton''-thlt Is 70 say nomination male accord
ing To tbs ci the party by representatives honestly
elected
the this at.oa INTRO
iuc-i by tread of Mr. Wood, Mr.. Williams, - the First
wlrt, and vote taxea upDu taeui WI b WAS, nu-
marealg scbstaltiay the TIA; coauiasi in the
published proceedings Al ths ,iaie time, however Mr..
Marsh of the Tenth ward, secured the adopIoa 1
solution that the names ot those voting Tor and against
Mr. Wool should be published that the Democratic party
might have before ~ n addition totas facts c,aainei "a
5 which referred, svidea.s that
new element entered into the 80 called iniorse nent
Those suppressed lad our names. as well
that Of Mr. Shepard, clsers, have been she'd
the II certifying - inoompsts statement of
the proceecng-, without our Or his authority Tae %
Of this suppress manifest II NJ. Saeplrt Al
ivec would have been his privilege n have made the
correction becomes doubiy duty 70 40 - thai,
Ae > dead We owe i 70 hts memory A vel As % 'ar.
selves T. make this exposure.
the names ot those voting for sai ,gaoa Mr.. WOOD
\ upoa the proposed Endorsement we're As tolou--
| Als.-Nessrs Joseph bsckburn. }. 4 wliam* 7.
Mctar'y Sfas Fe,ehef Joha RlsIe, John sesey r W.
sssia + togls Rose. 4 Hoashioa : crsisaioa wit
'T Fse rbsSy Tsy IS s. foR1 @.:y n seo oiH K 1s
boss = Rel y KeIy H:s,@sS u aSna 4 Ssr w, a,y
+. Weess. X Z nscoanef T. Mooaey, " Taomg' p
Barsss SmS John Nebaasd s > has; sv Me- w
csray = / s.owa tShn Es.q 7 nm MgPaa,y P. wn Nc Nc
ss stre%F Ea 3 k:ssgsy Rsssss assss
6hambers jcr emah welsh Danel y Desvan John Hnrri
James GEsssr Scee ls"%'' yiP yr1iPPsa ,ars Jane. Nc
smith John h Ryer a. T. Gallagher loha Cocliaae
Beuciic, smth kly, Jr, J'hn u Savage, Jr, Peter B
Ills proper 10 remark that any members Of The Gene.
men, Which Mr Wood received was bui minority u
the whole numbcr--dity six-na Convention compJsei
| ~ Que hundred and thirty two msmbers.
OF those who voted for Mr. Wood, thirteen Gus
tom House Dihcers, two we're members of the police de-
faumsut two IN the Post oce department.. three
ayoets oi the Mayors cifce AMI twenty three ofbce
holders contractors connected with city ani county
government, leaving but small number who were no,
| thus directly interested
While UPON this subject We ieem il our iuy TO correct
the SANDER which has been studiousy kep; before the
people, that Dir Libby 8 the Custom House candidate
/ This not true. Mr.. Wood IL emphatcsily the Custom
| House nominee his pian of nominations received the
support u twenty dve members u the committee who
Custom House officers, AMI ~ho, by their force
controlled the voice u the committee. II they had bes
against Mr. Wood aud voted IN support Of plan accord.
Wool could no, and wouIi no, hsve been nom,na,ed
The circumstance which has given ri-e 10 this RI
and color 10 the statement the support Of John Coch
rane Surveyor u the PIi 10 those who oppos
ton 10 Mr Wood We happy 10 announce that nr
Cochrsne onger occupies that attitude Mr. cochrane
has received the nomination for Congress from
on elected under Mr. Woods auspices, and In considers
| ton thereof as a matter o political eSpsdency, has
! given in his adhesion 10 Mr. Wood.
Every step which has been taken from the beginning
oppos ton TO Mr. Wool has been taken with the express
concurrence and approval of Mr. Coctranc He attended
I
best means to be adopted 10 arrest the downward
dency OF the party under the diCaton " Mr. Wood lie
! was member Of the convention which nominated Nr.
LIBBY. and when the address which has been puoishei
was read he made violent speech against Mr.. Wood,
and declared tha document In question p0t strong
enough Tor the occasion. sni he placed upon a
I mit'ee 10 add his additional suggestions TO II.
On The same occasion he moved the appointm Of
COMMITTEES 10 lay before the Council OF the rsmmany
| Soccty--of which he q member-the facts sad cir
| cufnstsnces under which Mr. Wool was noninatef pro
claiming his solemn conviction tina, the Conventoa
4 he de.l aradf
have been composed OF the truly elected
of the people, aud after Mr. fiDby aied p,r
.onally urged him 10 accept the nomination plefgiug
himself to support him with All his ability, and with ali
his ergh that there was nothing rer-ainng but
| battle. and that victory would be to the right
We do not complain that Mr. Cochrsne has followed his
Instincts, and that he has sought the aton of
/ psny more genial. Bot trust will hear nc
more Of the unjust aud insulting in puation that =
/ Libby r. the Custom House candidate. We desire
also to correct error that well meanin
| members of the party have fallen into in refer
ence 70 the tneet OF having two canddates for The