New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-16
sOyY CHAPTERS on POLITICAL HISTORY.
The Great FfsA, i'm the wiswam.
now vyRyANpO PyESED AND FOUGHT, AND FELL

| sigrature Of Il l. 4" N 'Ne pes"' th "a' VI "
Ner.York prints; mi - these letters sPPesrng
intervals Of about a moUt' between each We vel
Given fun. true ard Tr-tC ua. bss"rE % Tie Mayor
msclis,eTsu projects ir the 90 4mned et'A'emef
Of our civ. Tie writer ~ e,dc, ~ a man eeh
the scen.s-somc disspp01'ei psriis-'' most pfoea
l ly-snd tic d,clo>u,e> ,, ~sde 81 day s'' 10 uPo
sny Of car vcr,(muricpal - political q rnPoHs
suddenly the l,liers c,s>ed ; 9uk hints "Fs'c'
10 the organ, most IL " io ~ Informed, tha' IN
| rud Aforesaid had lsd be- -cp stuffed So fulT
that pct anoherro;' c,ui b, ,t'errd by b. OF
Ga. thros,. lie these tt - =. hcy rAy The prcrea,
si'erce, when con'iasioj with Die f,'ner eSubrsHt
information ard Piping dee. certainly -,k not 4 ht,!e
suspicious and u default = 0y reply - tie in.nss'
tons Of fur hase. broadly tirwn ovs snd It'd re-
naming pr rfued az reluctantly s,n - 10 The be-
u,fthn, "A Bird .n a. Bu.A wa> be. c ve,y vrss
caT-ru-crov cf,eS a..
OH TRT~FNr CoRRE-v">pENT FNrtaS- MN
sFLF AND MAsE> PROMISES
Ipd,r these c.-.umstqucs-, therefore, the ,rraeus
w,i,ei, beng possessed Of soo many curors fasts
De-, g, an ,sul, known though It'll Of sufficient irpor.
tance to merit cons ieya,ion would appeal 10 POUR
ibcra'ty - slow n - AXE sp the cong eoruyaly
ahandon,G " / p,,d '->,r I'D though this presest
letter b.rp designed h',!Uf rsl Ink must necvs-
sandy relate G" acts past lac hopes tok
h. future ua,'tr viii b. Tesher esd psrtioerA,
srd promises that he vii ste M ng that hes
net even yet EXISTING 1rc vital Importance in the
development. tia: are s"ius ., today.
TIE CORrt DTLk II az nFOsIT iSTo COURT.
l,u have beard, oui;c-s. III. stape Ddous a.
noutoement that hs Honor puhsiCj by Tsmmssy
Hal. has p-oelamel h. ,rtcn IA - .znin presentnR
himself as stump candidate fr- 80 Nsyoraly With
the design ~ ruinug II he cam : irie the Der,o-
cratic party ~ ou- city but ,hr rssre- oi tbi, an
nouncemcnt. and the htc,. on which ms Honor rvlss
to support h.m-theso things YOU mos, probably have
not Lcsrd aud 1t Is OF uesc that les IN - speak.
Ills HuNoRs PARTICULAR .oroHDANrs.
Tie annognceme WAS frst made 20 = select party
assembled in the house Of Mr. Chsres Ring on the
evening previous TO the last caucus Il the wlscs
Small ConmTtiee-a preliminary consultation, to de-
termne what should take place at the regular meet
ing. The confidential friends assembled there con-
sisted of josiah Sutherland, Mr.. Mlchs. Tuomey.
Wilson Small, Charles Ring, Dick Cosnolly Ass
Reed Charley Fletcher the pswnbrckinr. policeman,
since cheated out Of Bill WiIey's place. aud Mr..
Daniel Linz, Of Bill Poole notoristy, Lss Hopors
most trusted fsctotum and general man Of dirty
work. To this select company his Honor first
preached the astounding proposition that hs do
teimined to be- candidate for reelection mud that,
mttee must be peremptorily psuucotsd.
MR.. MICHAEL TUoMEy II A>roN,slHD
All Eat aghast ii afraid to trust Their ears and the
nervous excitement display ed by Mr.. Michael Tuomey
on the occasion was really pitiable sight. Bat dcs-
perste mel in desperate sirats will at last resor 10
desperate measures; and Mr. Michael. knowing wei
that he had gone quite far enough with his Honor aud
yet experiencing when in his Hcnors society horn.
bic fascination akin Ia that felt by the child for tho
black snakealways desiring tai leave and yet having
no will but to foow-Mr. Michael, we say, at last
plscked up courage for mild remembrance md final
ly insinuated in his most deprecstoy tone; But Mr.
Mayor. isn't i beet To leave IA winter Don't yoa
think them fellows that have got possession OF Tam
many Hall will lick us ?" Lie Honor smiled-one II
those muscular, furtive. threatening smiles against
which Mr.. Witty, in bis recently famous book,
kraVes aud Fools, haswiscly cautioned us. mo"
lie at length replied, pulling up bis shirt collar and
as uming what he believes to be Que Of the favcfts
attitudes OF the Sage Of Ashland mo, Michael I've
bought Of all that the whole is laid out 10 my De-.
tye. II cant, with the aid Of the Wilson Small
Committee, force Tammsny Hall to give me nv
domination for the sake Of the other Offers. then
u become an Independent Candidate. Dsot you
snember, Michael, the letter from the merchant,
Which got up last Fail for that express purpose But
hen ourd could get on better without IL and 10
was net used. But can pull the strings again On
be same highly respectable parties Whenever (
nay feel 50 disposed
JOSIAH SUTHERLAND Is STRUCK DUMD-HIs
HONOR "PArRONfZEs MR.. BZsBBTT.
Then josiah Sutherland, evidently very alex at the
prospect, having apxiously surveyed. the political
premises and finding no Of es,ape--being like
Pickwick on parade in the center of two fires.
Josiah then took heart Of grace against the auto GRAFT
and " But, kk. Wood, says he, you kposI III follow
you anywhere, ard do anything you wish mo bus
there's no harm in our discussing the matter coo y 20
none of Us desire defeat. Now the important onsd'
Grafton as l. seems to me, is What can 90 donG wiki
the Press since we've no longer any party organ zsos
behind US The TRIBUNE and Times are rrf ,trieyA-
bly, against u.s. and Bennett may drop you just when
il most desirable he should hold you in his anns'
His Honor then laid his finger across that Heory
Clav month of his and said: "Ive got The Herald
fast. would rather have it than all the others COM
biped because it will do anything want, and Just
breaches the class Of people from whom aore expect
suppnt have the control Of Bennett, and nave
been operating with him so long that nding
two fpgers Of his right. hand can twist bn this
WAY or that az easily a. a child straw lnoFaer
to make things surer and TO keep off outsiders, I've
got Judge Russell rAnd yOa know Judge Rassen,
Mr. Sma"-wnk.ng knowingly at Wiso3r-'Ive
"gt Judge Russell say TO board at the sle hotel.
and the Judge k9eps a watch over him. Bennett,
you see, is very manageable when one knows tho
tight way to GO TO work vita him; for he will not
s.ony publish in my own favor whatever | EaAy write
por cause to be written, but he will also attack any
"body-no matter whO-that has annoyed me. JuE
see how he has used up Basteedl WasR Gonons
Dick behaved himself ] got him The Heralds