The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-01

They declare thai they all will vote without regard to poll
charges were mae against him previous TO his first cleo
tion but they d nct then avail those who made them,
and they probably viii not Personal abuse, Of the
severes and coarscst kind will not break him down. 1t
is not the kind Of warfare waeed this case malice
upon that opposes the corruptons and cuthroat
measures Of his Acusers that ought TO influence the peo
pie TO the prejudice OF man II Mr. Wood has not dis
charged his duties well and faithfully let the facts be
shown But an attempt 70 ride down by per-
sona abuse ought not to succeed and think it will not
We are no special admirers Of Mayor Wood Blu, as out
side spectators Of this controversy appears TO that he
assailed rather for doing his duty energecaly than
for any just and commendable reasons.
From the Pennsylvan Nov 3ol
The democracy Of New York city, Jealous active and
confident though surrounded by treason and reachery
had another immense demonstration at the Academy OF
Music Friday night The charter election takes place
Tuesday December ], and bids fair TO result in the
complete triumph Of Fernando Wood, the democratic
nominee for Mayor He certainly ought to receive the
cordial and united support of the whole party and those
who under the head Of dsoganzers endeavoring
break down our party organization in the city, will have
terrible account 70 answer when they shall again
before the masses whom they have sought TO betray
Without merit they their positions and influence wholly
70 the democratic organization they seeking TO
crush But the party will triumph without them and
sign them for the future 70 mered infamy Nis not little
remarkable also that while these men, many them
distract the Of the Empire state their Pc
culiar friends in this city openly siding with the most
ultra Of the black republican gang and aiding them in
tion, with reference to the Kansas difficulty
This is view of the conduct of certain and their
colleagues New York and this city, that should
the attention of those desrous of keeping the democratic
party unit for 1860. That the treachery of these
in New York and the abandonment Of the democratic
party by so-called democratic press Of Philadelphia
more than is the surface there is every
reason TO believe Whether the Presidential programme
of these points 10 full and entire union with the
Seward party, is perfected in the city Of New
York, or whether they are intent on debauchng and
aboliionizing the democracy and inducing portion of
that organization TO unite upon prominent in the
present struggle against the admss of Kansas with such
constitution her people may adopt the 21st of De-
cember remains to Ibe judged from farther deveope-
ments However the treason may turn out in the future,
thing certain and that is that these bent
upon dsorganization and mischief at present Wherever
they located the same signs observable. In New
York they herd with Greeley and oppose the national ad
mnstraton and the regular nominee of the democratic
party for mayor-Fernando Wood In this city they sup
port 9press" which fraterniZes with the New York
Tribune join hands and accept the money of such notor
aboltonsts Mayor Gilpin ex,Judge VIM. d.
Kelly, William Elder, George Earl, and the notorious
Passmore williamson All this indicates the feelings and
sympahes of this band of traitors TO that party which
warmed them into political life. But the attempt to defeat
Mayor Wood will be futile that TO aboltonxe the
democratic party and embarrass the national adminstra
tion. The bold conservative position occupied by Mr.
Buchanan upon the Kansas question will be sustained by
triumphant majority and Kansas admitted with the
stitution adopted on the 2lst of December next.