The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-25
The Republican Senatorial and Assem-
bly, Nomfna tions-The Broadway Rail-
road and Thurlow Weed.

To THE EDfTOH OF TIE HERALD.
The ancient State barber, who has shaved the chins of
generation Of political asprants and is still the
of many of his old customers, by the latest advces
from Albany, actively occupied at his old tricks Like
great sachem whose cabin is decorated with the scaps Of
his adversaries the sage's trophies hang thick around
him. and he full Of the OF departed friends
as old church yard the recollection of old rumphs
inces him to new achievements, but the memory of old
defeats happily forgotten. Although his military
chest has been often repenshed and frequently mistaken
for the State Treasury still the old chief he
years. increases in avdy, and clamors for richer hunt
ing grounds. He must have great buffalo hunt
at the of the citizens and taxpayers of New York.
and all the republican warriors of New York
voked aid him in the chase and after the triumph he
promises hang up the tomahawk and smoke the pipe
Of peace. II fixed fact that after the passage Of his
pc, Broadway Railroad bill, Thurlow Weed will longer
be political mendcant but a retired rentier-unl his
money gone. The premature exposure Of his present
scheme, however, proves what have often
serted, that his right hand is forgetting its cum
ming. 1t is a melancholy instance Of the decay Of
his faculties that he longer up his tracks.
You have reasoned with him like brother in reference
to his little IS 900 free wool job, tribe in ITSELF but the
exposure of which pulled the wool off the eyes of Of
those who before that believed in his dsneretedness and
you dug him out with great and tenderness from the
ruins Of this very Broadway railroad scheme which his
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Optics OF r managing man The great interests OF the city
u NC" hork are sehsuve on the SUBJECT OF Albany legs
auoh are 5eaous oil interference with their rights
ana privileges Weed believes that he could make half
million by TINS railroad grant, and for half of that,
su smaller fraction. he would be tempted to take great
risks But the solid men Of New York sturdy war
riors ana good payassrs in the republican ranks is
through NeW YORK that the intercourse between the
rious republican states ramies, and 1t is in New York
hat the principal ngur1ng OF results and for results IS
done seward ana Weed are so closely connected in the
eyes Oh hcr citzens that Will be difficult To wash the
STAINS OF he one IRON the mantle OF the other II is them
he very hegn.n o. Presumption ana ioy Tor Thnriow at
u se.y 'nen. ~f-n ,ie succss oi he scheics OF ms
denial,
GOOD anagenen, and the incest attention to attempt to