The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24

osangs without By prsvseus arrangsmsns having OBJ
asd y:w psrnlssoa 70 ta.s such part Men. y re
heaven than Thai they could approve Of reschsy
dssiss, Is wis0s. in the case or the person OF the
present Collector. The eame men were always on the
vSe he real sentiment Of the democracy VS. not
pereed to be heard An attempt to bring back the or
sanos and 'P as lines 0. s sco aerTe ns
BUCHANAN and your selection 70 ONCE But the at emp
has 4 length met with signal allure and It is nov
ssbrerooe conclusion" With democracy that the then
mate of things shall not be revived No, sir; force
Whoh you may possess can save you; the decree has
iuieA BY the presence OF enemies 70 the principles
which In It's pure days 1t echoed to. had from
Nd On several occa.ons ordered Messr CoohTsus
mad Fowler to bring the parties together and eec union
OF he whole Neither Cchrane Fowler would listen to
Chat the ut would defeat his nomination ut Oncin
NAV, and besides. that II wonid give New York to
ysHes to PROVE IT, ana besides let me add that came
xron member Of Mr.. P1erce's Cabinet .. the time.
were permitted 70 advise at th; moment, tns should
be ny counsel Let Mr. Cooper call together his General
Uonmstee ct Tammany Hail Let him then suggest the
necessity for dnal settlement Of whatever Of real diff
ealaes ere existing Won then suggest for some pat
xtotac member 70 oisr by resolution that the wilson
Small Committee be invited 10 meet the Cooper Comm tee
o. some evening designated. AT said meeting let a
spocttve nnenbers, for committee, to be re-
csxnsssd Tor the current year as tn, the legitimate
& hmmany Hall This proposition, 10 my mind, seems
simple and fair and believe it that void meet with
have busnes to interfere in this matter and hence
shall ontr no further remarks upon the subject.
One othsr suggestion beg to make u tha the de-
nocratc party should again be begued into snares
~ The thrice repeated cry of the dtsosganss for union
IT'S put forsa for effect abroad, and, we all know Is
without sincerity truth ut bottom The union which at
present is so warmly desired ia designed to accomplish
Two ends by those seemingiy advocating it, The nrst is
reeaou OF Office; the second to get rid OF that concern
ohAt With wonid permit himself 10 touch
ohe nteodod organ. II would be . reelection upon
common sense 10 suppose that either Of these humbugs,
undes presen, management, should be successful
Before closing, beg. the ivilege OF a few remarks
upon another subject imor charges John Cochrane ami
Joha kcKeon with having In the sssge those
scs By the last Legislature which are now 60 unan
mousy condemned by the people. l have seen 1t
ntnked b the papers, and pol c0nradcted by the parties
thai rpoE The reaching this city Of the dec
n aierance cnss and the Widest OF
oesDee This conduct the part OF Mr. McKeon II true,
kind return for The many favors which for the last
thirty years that person has receve cd from democratic
party 10 whom he indebted for all he is Of
wealth Or reputation But Is not alone Messrs. McKeou
and Coch ha charges OF grave cha acte put
upon. II Is rumored and beneved taat Richard Busteed
Oosnse TO the Corporation. in company with Daniel f.
@ckiss assisted In securing the passage of those acts
which hsve Of late led to bloodshed and anarchy. Can
shh be sCs So far ckes Is concerned there be
doubt Of she fact but is hard to think that Mr. Busteed
mus confess that circumstances poin; strongly the gu
q Mr.. Basteed It's Known that during the whole OF
ehs sitting Of the late Legislature either Mr..
u Albany and their Companions and associates
Were formed wholly from that class OF politicians
which honest democrats are not In the habit OF
Acknowledging. The question is asked how happened
that M Basteed's Office, OF all other public Offices Of
New YORK. the most requiring at the time decision and
nom Sio eco per annum TO at least $1,000 with enlarged
powers Jurisdiction will answer these quest ons
oooae ~ the proper time, with particulars that will be
q interest % some THOMAS N CARR.
yuIr 20 1867.