The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-02

regular bargain entered into bet toe Plug ugies Of
the city enc those the counties who had sousned on
under their II was this-rhe Plugs, or city
party to keep Up their organil .tiop and
vote for the Union candidate for Pres dent
prov ded the constitutional Union meu OF the city would
for the Plug Ugly candidates for the city govern
The Hon william Alexander was the pleuipotentary on
part a The city American party, and the Hons. John
p Kennedy and wihsm Price the plani potentaries
behalf Of The constitutional Unionisn The city party
bosey,r, tearing tr, schery declined to commit them
s,lsee 20 the organization OF the tnonsss Then began
struggle who, lasted all summer, city
American organization and merge Ia the Unon AMI
cation Instead OF leaving the Plug party tn nominate
their cand iAtes for Mayor and Council, the Uoooss
forced the TO take Sbo would not have been
their choice y left alone. Then came the hour OF
fesuee Tor the Uponists sumo two thousand Of them
went over 10 Brown and left the city American candidate
gh shd dry They were chiefly OF the trading class
who had been reformer last fall
Juft before the municipal election, you will remember
Winter Davis mace Belt and Everett speech, and
erdeavored TO rally the old Plug Ugly party upon their
car ate, Hncee whom he adopted his Tnis
movement Of couse, repealed the Unionst merchants
ard traders Who were reformers last autumn, and who
hated him with q cordial hatred. The scepue had de
parted tom between the feet Of Winter Davis Hts myr
Killing be used 10 dignity BY the expression Of tie "pAy
OF freemsns Spirits could not be rallied the face Of
tie ne~ police nov In the hands OF honest men, whose
character guarantee that they would the
law The republicans Of the city, at that time numbering
some COO inc uding the Germans, went also for Brown
And the other baud, the rest Of the foreign VOTE
which been driven from polls by the Plugs for
the last Elk voted for Brown The hour Tor ven
tespce, say bad come and 10 me stiffness ALMOST OSLO o.
Las the Bell the Lincoln men, and the foreign
OF all there parties went 70 the polls and rescued the
city fr ug Ugly 90 nDann by casting for Mr. Brown
come nineteen thousand votes In round numbers and
leaving some Thousand for Hndes
the night that the result ascertained there
w1 stampede 10 Lincoln Of nearly 'he whoe Of the
Hrdes They s~ore reveoge against the Union st
merchspis who had betrayed them and If the for
President had been taken the next day. Hlndes' vote
would iesry all have been cast for Locoln As II 10,
the major part is believed will go for hi quietly and
ziitoui oIen avowa Winter Davis has been TRYING TO
u back The ideS that better for him tn
Be should carry this State than Breckinridse ,ut MS
power gone His creatures assent 10 hts sugg ssons
sgn 20 out from his and laugh at him The
pubcsns rega'd him their worst euemy in this crisis
particularly since he mas threatened his ia
nusrcs be should get any under Iiuo n adversely TO
~ Old Americans ~ho will M, vote as be wants them to
vuie The taTc idea ~ bis having Influence with
sauni traitor y lan4haoe 10 The extreme, though he
has been act down by some people out Of Maryland
qus'i republican likely TO into favor with the
party Rro,ssr error Fever was eatertaL ed His
stahsl kGnsas and Crows Territorial billE
bpr.d his late speech nxed his political status
~hieh . anti republican
resc uue bits Il hrtory viii enable you TO see upon
Nhai grounds The Brecsinrdge men expect 70 carry
Ms and The ea,re q the State will probably not
So heg 0lA ~ 900. 81 which Bsll viii cast say,
~ 10 The count II expected, viii stand In the coun
thH thuk
hrtckiaFise. "a goo
~ ooO
....t.......... 900
rso, this ~l brlDg Breckinridge INTO the city with
20 inrslnl over Bell which VII give him the electoral
vote o. The state II Baltimore should, and II is conf
asuty countsd on, stand thus
nte@hfi0kS I0OoO
h~l 10 600
tVoo
lsnt@ 1000
u . GAINED BY the Rs men that ttey Will enter the
eay with 81 least 2too plurality aud expect TO get As
many to Tho civ but the best Informed politicians
bold ~ The anqve cAlcnstoa coming actual
rssut ~ own jodsmet, gives much larger vote 70
taAa
more. Bot thw not all The pegro question win lessen
nels vote msoy hundreds 90 toe Eastern shore
li,oa 70 We knos ~hs, the bray q the ass Is too
sd ~ be frightened BY n Your people be great
f-'s such torea, car possibly naaence single
coo wsg ~ The uther Ana you all too, thai all the
sppe~s for the southern -ta,es by the Bell
ma al Bot sive him single electoral vote, or AN
much 1soctvea aHd the o. people kno there
carter 10 ne usiop from those Who threaten IT, II
totfe ~1 e people a the snth would for the
oser se' hus soud settle the tate 81 tue traitors the
tpfudf use ~ hemp Maryland will 20 FOR srecsnrdge,
heospss tho ATT srecsII.s divided amongst them
s~ives al A. 10 the other slave states demo
av1s tbsm - alncrsy ,hms yea win dua Ibis 70 be
she's tht asures That the slave question is
20 go 's ~, Sp'n tos s.,eg .sn democrats
reputhesn PARTY 10 tbs srctioo 10 equally true
No .rteso a rspueioan'.n m ms s,s,e is as,onsh
alees sna ihe conduct a The Baltimore PGrio
tesf pstt have ocntrbut their share % this result
" ths rosti esctols have male the scales I'll from
y psf eyes with PROT lwious rapiety Let Lincoln be
elrctsd snd yea nay put dosp delaware and Mary land
a. sresasa ss.,ss :, the very next Gle tioos Winter
t~V 81 time promsed h. eecome the leader OF the
nss f~rty Ia cur state, and hs eau eocA position,
ssh 70 IN tne % ihe railnore Pah,o. which SPIKE
NJ sruiments. gave warrant 10 ins idea bat he
lais fner~st nio ths sI ranks and the abandon
~ han y, the PasG<, have forced the repgblcsrs Of
MAJ sd = s y other aa.r'er, and they have raied,
sud are rally ing " msn around william l. Marshall
tsph. y the as oslsi sa,cs ysms.I lie { one Of
the inco'n eecto st .rFe IN tbs state. popular
p1iiiM an Ar1 sound ste asman Mr. laws future 10
n state a a. eed ~ hes misscf the opportunty
81 recuverins BIS positive. iron which toe uprising Of
p1rtnn ~ ne ~ Fcs ey party displaced him lasl fall,
icr tar ee<tien thea would hsve icit him a home.
- much for dish Of May land politics have many
morc tuFoaa thinss 70 tcn yoa abaai them.