The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-17
u,o od;um IN Them This is confirmed by the

Che odium on them. This is confirmed by the
fact that the shoulder hitters and bruisers
who figured there are well known to belong
to the Tammany faction in this city, who acted
In concert with the Regency clique. Their
tactics in this were the same as in the case of
Wise's letter-their object was to create pre-
Judice in the State Convention and in the pub
Lie mind and at the Charleston Convention
against their political opponents, by charging
them with what they did themselves.
This idea seems to be borrowed from those
treble-dyed scoundrels In Ireland called Gin
formers" who commit murders and other
grimes and charge them upon their innocent
neighbors, in order that they may pocket the
blood money given by the government. One
of these villains, called Delahunt, was hanged
throat of confding child whom he enticed
from its home. The wretch attempted to fas-
ten the crime on the poor mother, and went to
the authorities to inform against her. But JUS
tice and truth were too strong for him, and he
was made to dangle from the gibbet which he
designed for Others This is the model copied
by Confidence Cassidy & Co. for their political
villany; but murder will out" in political as
sassination as well as in child slaughter, and
they have as signally failed as their Irish proto-
type, and will be as signally punished. An I'M
sleeping retribution ever visits perfidy, soon
or late. Treachery, like chickens, comes home
to roost
Though the Albany Regency laid their plans
with great care to monopolize the organization
Of the Convention at Syracuse, party from
this city, taking leaf out of their own book,
and "bettering the instruction." baffled their
design. 1t was diamond cut diamond" By
q clever coup they got first possession of the or
ganization, and placed Cagger, Cassidy & Co.
In the false position Of disturbing the Conven-
tion, and acting in an irregular and disorderly
manner all through, which will undoubtedly
tell against them at the Charleston Convention;
to say nothing Of their foul conspiracy against
Governor Wise and the vantage ground of
popular sovereignty occupied by the rival
faction.
The Republican Convention was much better
managed. The proceedings were conducted in
an orderly manner, and if the leaders had diff
ferences they did not expose them to public
view. This gives them a decided advantage
with large class of law-abiding and order
loving citizens. The leaders of the Democratic
Convention exhibited all their dirty linen to
the public gaze, and seemed to glory in their
own shame The treachery Of the Confidence
men had its fitting finale in public brawl of
elimination and recrimination, and at last in
butcherly melee Of prize-fghters and rowdies
who have graduated at the Tammany coal hole
and the Five Points.
This is the only advantage the republicans
have over the democracy. AS far as the pecu-
liar interests of the State are concerned par
ticularly the canals, they are both alike.
The leaders of both parties have mismanaged
the canals in turn, and waxed fat on the spells
connected with .hcm. The respective organs
of both have proved by documentary evidence
this plumber against each other; and it is only
q struggle between them to see who shall have
the consummation Of the final job by which the
canals are to be transferred wholesale to the
Central Railroad interest
AS to State interests and State politics, there
Is not as much difference between the republi-
can and democratic tickets as there is between
tweedledum and tweedledee But in national
view the democracy have the advantage. The
republican ticket is identified with the princi-
pies and policy. of William II. Seward, who has
threatened if he ever gains the ascendant, to
wage war to the knife against the South and
its institutions and thus to dissolve, "like the
baseless fabric of vision" that Union founded
by the wisdom of our ancestors to inaugurate
an 'irrepressible conflict" the end Of which no
man can foresee, and whose horrors the most
vivid imagination cannot conceive. On this
ground, and on this alone, every good citizen
must vote against the republican ticket, in
yolving, as it does, an issue of life or death to
the Union Of the States.
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