The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-16


check from certain steamboat proprietors OF some
I've bousand dollars, in order to cover the COZ
tngepciee of the butcher, the baker, the grocer
ANA the washer~oman On the contrary. had the
Che, alier Webb stuck to his Legitimate business
a. We bave done, he might be able, as we
sbo'e excursions in his own yacht, and to invest
the surplus o. q profitable establishment in the
u,chase of q hundred thousand dollar country
seat Up the HUDSON. Success is the best test OF
the fina' ciai principles of States and Of indt
viouals and there never can be d. rived any solid
success from the time serving principles and ex-
pedienrs, Of the editorial stockjoboer.
The Politicians ana the B0lssr.-sy m peosns
or General Boit throughout IN. State,
While the huckstering political managers ard
tickets and platforms are mining and plottiog for
the spells OF the lobby and the various railroad
specuia'ions Of the day, 1t is very evident that
general holt lie premeditsted by the independent
masses Of all parties, and sweeping political re-
volution.
stance. that Hon James S. Wadsworth the great
leader in Western New York Of the radical de-
moe, acy last fall, in behalf Of Col Fremont, has
been holding a sort OF private consultation at Ro-
chester with other chiefs Of that party, in refe-
renee to their future movements; aud from the
tone of certain radical democratic Fremont news
papers just now. it is possible that this Rochester
consultation may involve the important question
of bolt of sixty or seventy thousand radical de-
mocrats from the Seward black republican camp;
for we doubt not that the Van Buren, seceoers
from the democratic party of this State last fall
were fully up TO the mark of from seventy to
eighty thousand men.
90 the other hand, the Troy Budget, regular
democratic organ, cannot stand the late stulttca
tious of our democratic hucksterng politicians
at Syracuse, and declares that the re nomination
Of Judge DEMO for the Court OF Appeals will
result in bolt of fifty thousand democrats from
the Syracuse ticket Of the party. The detection
in this populous democratic metropolitan police
district will certainly be nything but encourag-
ing to the advocates of democratic reunion,
can be expected here, with ticket looking to
the railroad influences operating at Albany, aud
with a platform protesting to look in an opposite
direction. Instead of any democratic re-union or
harmony upon such double dealing nominations
and resolutions in this quarter of the State, it
manifest that the effect will be to widen the
existing feuds among our Tammany factions ADD
to disgust the honest masses OF our metropolit4 An
democracy with the whole batch Of their Ssra
cuse hucksters and managers. And with such
elements of decentralization and alienation
operating in this stronghold Of the democracy,
what can they expect throughout the State upon
this Syracuse democratic ticket except a general
Generalization of the camp
Meantime the scattered elements of the late
American organization, seizng upon the spots
and plumber and stocbjobbing corruptions Of the
Albany oligarcby--the true issues Of the can
vsss-are coming to the rescue. In various re
cent meetings in the interior Of the State these
American remnants are fusing upon these issues
with spirit which shows that they have touched
the popular pulse, ard that the solid masses of
the people are all alive to the actual necessities
Of these times OF Wholesale legislative and lobby
corruptiors.
What then, Is the prospect before US. The
democratic railroad jobbers Of the interior have
thrust upon the democracy Of this cornerot the
State their Syracuse ticket, with the chief en-
oorser of the Seward Metropolitan police umcpa-
ton of the head Of the column. Another party
with smaller pretensions, but with yea,
for their cause which il truly astonisn.
ing, is now holding its State Convictions; aud
they will probably show to cur stalti6ed demo.
cratic managers the only road TO union aud
success in reference to QUE State affairs At the
end Of the month the plans Of the several parties
for the canvass will be completed By the Black
Republican Convention at Syracuse and from
all appearances the general result Of the election
will be n Reorganization and confusion OF all
the parties involved, and, right aud left, the
Development of general popular revolt against
all the plotting and trading stockjobbing and
spoils politicians Of every faction concerned.
The honest body Of the people-sgricultursl
mechanical and ommercial-taroughou the
State, demand a revolution in the government
at Albany. They want reform. retIenchment. o
lessening Of their taxes and stop to the spolia-
tons and combined lobby stockjobbng schemes
and affiliations Of the Seward oligarchy. Our
tax payers care very little at this crisis about
bleeding Kansas inasnuch as the Kansas
imbroelio, in the hands Of Mr.. Buchanan, is
coming to 9 quiet and satisfactory sclu-
ton. Bleeding New York +" is the ques-
tion which now most interests the sensible
people Of this commonwealth; and where
this party or that party shall have failed to meet
The ,aclical exigencies Of the times. il will lie.
evitably be broken up and go to pieces under the
pressure Of The popular wrath. Thus, in our No
vemner election our democratic stockjobbins
tirktrs at Syracuse will doubtless receive
wholesome rebuke-thu our deluded Seward oil
parcby d, luded with the idea that the popularity