The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-02
CITY Politics.

THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS.
Tho farcical process of registering voters was can
tnued yesterday throughout the city the came places
weeks ago. The business in so nc districts was
quite brisk and others quite the reverse; Of the latter
Glass; of them registered but four or five voters up
to eleven O'Clock A. H. In some districts the registrars
refused to take down any new names until thew had
copied the poll list of last November The localities where
the registration was done principally in low eroQ
Shops vacant stores, engine houses stables and other
places quite as reprehensbe to respectable citizens Tho
scheme was resored to in districts Of entering on
registry lists the OF real voter at the instance
Of and to represent not real but bogus and not
bearing the name gwen the true being kept in tho
background to be brought forward after registering the
bogus man bearing the true shall have passed then
TO swear in and prove in his should the same be cha
engcd. BY this process the name may be made TO
Vots tWceohce tprough the registration by the bogus
voter and again by the iona de voter through his oath
and proof.
The democracy evidently have the game all their own
way, and By the tricks OF politics will make 1t tell In
round numbers at the ensuing election.
Let every voter that has not had his name recorded
see that Is done tcday otherwise 1t will be necessary
for him on election day TO make affidavit TO his
qualifications, and furnis proof from voters In his
district that he is entitled to vote
DISSATISFACTION WITH THE ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN
TAMMANY HALL AND MOZART HALL-SENATORIAL
NOMINATIONS REPUDIATED.
The settlement Of the democratic Senatorial nominations
for this city, appears has not only proved unsasfac
tory but may probably be repudated by the Mozart Hall
conventions. In the Sixth district D. Parsons will con-
tinue candidate, although the nomination Of william
McMurray by the Tammany Convention l. was thought
would have been endorsed In the upper district (a the
wards above Twenty street, the action of the Con
ference Committee in agreeing upon r. B. Connolly
has caused quite uproar The subject will proba
bly, BIO brought before the Mozart Hall General Committee
and the District Convention ordered TO make another
nomination. appears that the vo friends 10 whom the
Mozart Hall candidates. Mr. Aaoney agreed 70 refer the
contest comprised but one person who bad been mem
Der Of the nominating convention. The conference,
seems sat some six hours and had forty five baotungs
without any conclusive result motion which had
frequently made to choose by lot was adopted at late
Henry was appointed to write privately the Of one
candidate each The names Of Malony and Connolly
declared the candidate. The Connolly men stuck
to their candidate persistently; the other party
John Vance, G. swackhammer Dr. Bradford, John Andcr
son. Mr.. Fowler twentieth ward) and mum per oi otners
Mr. Wood led the proceedings Of his deeganon o recr
B. Sweeney on the side Of tho Tammany candiian
Mr. Wood Mr. Maloney, and their associates, who
scted in this matter hold themselves bound 70 stand py
A. s,,stnn tho nomination Of Mr.. Connolly by every means
in lis newer Such would to DO the state Of feel
ing norg the rs ware nerson eher than Mr. Connolly or Mr.
Maopey will prevent division 10 tne aetrlct Deeween
the factions i Insisted anat .ne G Conference should
ned by lo and anti Douglas stump candidate
, al las, he sot up The real source Of the dicuy is
,, 80 much in the mode Of proceeding as Ia the fact
TINT NJ, Connolly Is intimately connected with Douglas;
.ha Mr. Baker, the acting friend Of Mr.. Connolly u the
financial agent for the "Dougas campaign" and that
certain Douglas subscription paper was circulated, and
heavy bets offered on douglass Presidential chances by
H. friends Of Mr. Connolly gathered At the place oe con
ference. sue Is also taken against the latter, On the
ground that he committed TO the Astor House clique
the Bcaway railroad project and other heavy interests
The opposition candidate, D. D. Conover, was nominated
in spite e tho Broadway railroad interest
TO THE EDITOR OF rHR HERALD.
OTncE o9 THE DAny Nxws,
Nxw YoRx, Nov. !, 1859.
Your issue Of this day date states enormously that
have withdrawn from the tho democratic can
dldtc for Senator in the Sixth district Your reporter
has been misinfcrea by person. have mot with
drawn and shall not withdraw, and all statsments 70 inc
effect that have done So or contemplate doing So are
set feet for malicious purposes Please give snm %
r,ciion in the HERALD W. DRAkE rAnSo~