The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-02

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NAL.
Tamypnpy Hall and its Bogus Democracy
The Purdy Ciique-Thc Notwithstanding
| Disclosures.
The extraordinary revelations which We pub
lish TO day from air. Thomas N. Carr, an old ia.
miliar With the inside machinery Of Tammany
Hail. will DO apt TO startle some of the brethren
| ignorant Of the mysteries of the dirty old Wig
| wan, and make even the most ircrodulous fol-
lowers of the bogus Sachems open their eyes
Mr.. Carr addresses his letter to the Hon EmA-
nuel B. Hart, Surveyor Of the Port, and pats it
in the shape Of democratic appeal to the said
Hart to abandon the Tammany Purdy clique of
spoilsmen, ard to come over to that over~helm-
ing body of the city democracy as indicated in
the vote of last fall between Mayor Wood aud
Mr.. Libby. We must admit, too that unless the
specifications brought forward by Nc. Carr
against the leaders Of this Purdy clique can be
refuted, II is The duty and the policy of Mr.. Hart
to follow without delay the advice of his friend,
and come over at once to the legitimate and sub.
stantisl body Of the party
Assuming that the witness before Us ia cred ,ble
and we'll informed witness-that his statements
concerning the several individuals arrsigned are
true--that the clique Of which they are the
chiefs Is utterly selfish, trcacherous and corrupt
thatits treacheries and corruptions have demo-
rallied, broken up and destroyed the democratic
party OF New York, city and State--that the
present aims and ends Of this interruptions clique
are spoils and plunder-plunder aud spoiis and
nothing elsc-is IL not clearly the duty Of every
honest recipient Of the favors of Mr.. Buchanan
To abandon this clique forthwith and forever.
Can any good democrat serve two masters: Can
any consistent democrat claim to he friend of
the administration at Washington while playing
into the bands OF the Seward conspirators at
Albany Can any man be trusted who breaches
democracy and acts with this Seward oltgarch,?
Can the democratic party of this city and State
be re organized upon such footing a. thisi
We have ondeavored from time TO time, since
the Inauguration Of Mr.. Buchanan, TO inform our
readers Of the exact condition Of the troubles
and squabbles in the dirty old wigwem for
the control of the plumber and the party
in this city and State. We have shown
something OF the artful tricks and lodges
Of this Purdy and Fowler coterie to Sc
cure the whiphand over Tammany Hall, the
Custom House and The Corporation. We have
warned the federal administration Of the game Of
this cotorie 70 control or to Bronsonise our new
Collector: but these disclosures of Mr. Carr 90 To
show that we have only been skimming over the
surface Of the case and that Of the rottenness and
rascalities Of this bogus Tammany and Custom
House faction We have had bat a very limited
/ conception.
Though late in the day. these disclosures from
| Mr. Carr are still in good season. Our new Col
lecior entered upon the duties q his Office yos-
tcrday He has been TO Washington, and has re-
/ turaed with @ cgrs 1cpoie in regard TO The dis
charge retention or exchange Of his subordinates.
lie + thus placed above and beyond the imme
diate grasp of this designating clique Of Purdy,
Fowler, Sanders, Rynders. Siokles, Hart and
/ Company. But they will leave no stone uuturn.
/ I'd to reach him ard manage him, or TO break him
down In this view Mr.. Carr comes opportuley
70 The assistance Of Mr. Schol. aud this letter to
Mr.. Hart viii strengthen the Independent posi-
ton Of the Collector through The valuable infor-
nation which IL will give to tie President We
| all know TIA, Mr. Buchanan is an amisble and
generous man; but VIC know, too, that he is just
man. And let the trimmer aud tricksters who
/ have deceived him beware.
AT the same time there hos been a little re-
dictionary movement among the bogus Sachems
Of TamnaDy Hall worthy OF especial notice On
Monday night last the delegates chosen ia the
various wards, under the directions Of the 80.
| called reform convention, to make up the Old
/ Mems Committee, assembled in Tammany TO
choose chairman The Purdy men kept up the
battle till midnight, when they were, unexpected
y TO themselves defeated In the defeat Of Purdy
and the election Of Samuel Cooper. THIS was q
substantial victory for Mayor Wood, and the de-
legates from the ward of Mr.. Dan Sickios contri-
buted In good degree TO bring II about, though
very much 10 the sstonishmcnt Of Mr. Sickles
himself And this Is but the beginning of the
ending. To the chiefs Of this bogus democratic
league against cur local and federal administra-
ton, the worst Is yet to CONC.
For the present, VIC leave the parties concerned
to the digestion Of the letter Of Mr.. Carr. lie
speaks for hinself, and not for VA His object il
10 rescue personal and paty friend from the
guillotino; and we ttust that the appeal to this
end will be needed Knowing, too. that for
many years past Mr. Carr hos been familiar with
all the outs and ms and thlmblo rigging Of Tam.
many Hall, We give him a hearing as to man
spcpkiDg from painful necessity, snd from the
fscts ard rcminisccDccs ofhis personal experience
among .hc saints Sachcrns and vagsbonds Of the