The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-09

OuK uOVOa0cr SU0te AAoSasO"s
In regard to our November State election It
il now manifest that not only is . fusion upon
common State ticket between the republicans and
Americans IN impossible thing, but that since
their rupture at Syracuse. the breach between
these parties has been, and is daily, growing
wider and deeper Even Ex-Governor Hunt,
who, down to the Syracuse explosion, was warm
ly in favor of an active coalition Of all the oppo
sition elements for November, is now encourag
ing the Americans to bring out their whole
strength upon Lorenzo Burrows, The result of
all this will be an immense reduction Of the vote
which Morgan otherwise would have been sure
to command. Besides, it is understood that the
leaders of the American party in reference to
1860, are turning their attention in favor Of Gen.
Scott, and in this view, in order TO head of W.
H. Seward, they are resolved to bring out every
available vote in favor of the American ticket
this fall. Lastly, the independent abolition anti
liquor, anti-Sabbatarian, anticommon school,
woinen's rights and free farm candidate, Gerrit
Smith, will deduct from the republican party
some thirty, forty or fifty thousand votes of the
Greeley ultras and our modern reformers of all
kinds.
With these heavy slices cut off from the repub-
lican cheese, it viii surely kick the beam, should
the democracy throw their full weight into the
opposite scale. That they will do so, we have
every reason to believe; and every reason, there
fore, to anticipate the election of Judge Parker
by an overwhelming plurality. The only impedi-
ment in the way of a most cordial reunion Of
the democracy is the feud between the Tammany
and anti-Tammany factions of this city-a bitter
personal and factious quarrel, growing out of the
treachery of some OF the Tammany leaders to the
regular local party ticket of last December. The
increased bitterness of this intestine rupture was
pretty broadly betrayed in the proceedings and
resolutions of the Tammany majority at Syracuse.
They had the power, and they exercised it, not
to conciliate, but to coerce the other side, and
Give Of fraternal harmony.
The subsequent democratic dinner in this city
to Forney, the INSCRIPTIONS libeller of the ad-
ministration, has left number of headaches be-
hind it, perhaps beyond the reach of medicine;
and last, though not least, the smothering pro-
cess which was applied in Tammany Hall the
other night, by certain Custom House and Post
Office leaders of the Wigwam, to series of re-
solutions denouncing Douglas and endorsing the
administration, wears anything but the look of a
treaty Of peace between the Tammany and anti
Tammany dnocracy of this city.
But from oil the movements of the two fac
tons here, we are satisfied that they will not
permit their purely local squabbles to enter into
the important general issues involved in our
November election. On the contrary, both fac
tions-as 1t is their manifest policy-will cordially
support the Parker State ticket, deferring their
local Tammany difficulty to the purely local is
sues Of our December city election, when we
may expect a fight of these factions of the most
amusing and interesting character. But with
general union of the whole democratic vote of
this island and its surroundings upon Parker, he
will be sent up the Hudson with q majority
which will secure the triumphant election Of
himself and his State ticket by splendid sur
plus over Morgan and Company.
Under the same process Horace F. Clark, John
B. Haskin, and perhaps one or two other unsatis
factory democratic candidates for Congress In
his corner Of the State, will be left high and
dry; while throughout the State, from the union
Of the democracy and the divisions Of the oppo-
ition, We predict such an endorsement of the
federal administration as will quiet the conspi-
rasors who would destroy II, and such defeat
of Morgan as will very materially advance the
claims Of General Scott, and damage the calcu-
lations Of Mr.. Seward in reference to the Presi-
Dental succession