New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

bapdR-thAt they lave only 10 support OPu9A M"
all vii he well. They don't see the point!
Fourthlv 1t is no part of the duty Of the Re
publican party to achieve the victories Of Tammany
Hail. and be crowed over for it. pains. Nor IL If
apy part Of its duty to settle Democratic quarres
The quesion.whether Beelzebub Gao cast out Belize
bub Is now TO be settled, aud all good Republicans
should be spectators and not actors on either side
We look forward The discussion Of to-day viii
be harmony in l86O. There is DO such thing as
heightened honor among Tammany Democrats.
They kick each other one day and kiss each other
tie next and 60 60 on kicking and kissing to the
end. The last meeting in Tammany Hall illustrates
tbs. Even non the Wood and Hayemtyer Demo
Gratis are mining on Democratic candidates tor Al
dermeu, &c. and if Republicans largely support
Havemeyer, each branch of the Democracy viii
elect an Aims House Governor, and make the
Beard of Ten Governors q political machine.
Whether Wood or Havemeyer be elected either
event will count as Republican defeat and Dem
oeIatic victory with all kinds of Democratic Inc
Southern whites vote in the stead OF their negroes,
and every time against them. VIII Northern whites
do their own voting against themselves
Tif1lu: Mr. llayemeyer is personally preferable
TO Mr. Wood. Tammany Hall is not whit
TO be preferred TO Mr.. Wood, but The reverse
Nov. if IIavemeyer should be elected, be Will not
be Mayor: but the sschems, aud warriors, and
other yeimin OF Tammany Hall, will put the Office
in commission and have it administered to slnt
IN, mselves Mr.. Tiemsnn was elected Mayor
almost exclusively by Republican and American
votes. and against the regular nominee oil Tam
MANY. Yet, so great was his desire to get back TO
the viegam that be dared not cab his soul his own
Actunted by the delusiye hope OF being made tue
next Tan many candidate, he did the bidding OF
The big Indians without wipcing, throwing over
boo,d those who elected him. He even turned out
of ofice the only Known Republican in the Croton
Aoueduct Board. aud was obliged to allow his sub
ordinat+s 10 appoint degraded lighting men to re-
sponsibls offices. If poor Mr. Tiemann did
his from a lively sense Of favors expected, what
will the aged Mr. Ilayemeyer do in return for
fayors received, as well as expected IammdHy
uih b, King and TanmGny is irOrse than Hood
Si1tLh Yes, Tammany isworse than Wood. Bad
as Wood may be, he could never commit oaser
net than the Tamnany Committee did IN that In
famous Registrar business. Bad as he is, 1t Is not
likely that the maiority, accidental or purchased
of the Board of Supervisors, would openly and I'M
blushingy proclaim to the world that they were
gov. rued BY his will, as they lately declared
themselves, in open session, to be governed by the
will of Tommany Hall. Even Bell aud Pardy
would hardly dare get up and say, Such Is the
Twill of Mr.. Wood" however swift they might be
to acknowledge that as legislators they obeyed Tam
many Hall rather than their Oaths. The whole oil
thai abomnable outrage, perpetrated IN the name
OF Tammany Hall, by its minions, clothed with leglS
lstiye powers. should set the face of every Repub
can Ike flint against all that emanates from that
foul institution The violation Of the plain pur.
pose of the organization Of the Board the violation
of personal pledges which Tammany compelled It's
poor tools to disregard; the purchase of corrupt
political opponent; the seizure of all the Offices the
domination, to and through its creatures In the
Board Of the rabblerout of Irish and Prze-hghting
inspectors molly unqualified for the duties, should
s'sin the name of Tammany Hall with infamy,
eyermore, and teach a Republican Legislature that
nothing is gained by respecting the prejud'ces OF
such Pandemonium. 1t is with this organization
that Mr. Hayemeyer has made his peace-wlth
which he fraternizes, and to which he belongs. If
elected, he governs for it; and Wood can do no
worse.
Finally: Mr.. OPDyKE CAN BE ELECTED; and
every Republican should go to work ut once and
secure a result 80 desirable ON all accounts.