The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17

rAMnAEY ABANDONED EVEN BY THE REGENCY.
The whole energies Of TAmmsny have been directed
to the success Of the black republican candidate for mo
Presidency, including several Of ther present nominees
for city ofboes and although forced 70 an AcAn0"cos
ment OF the fusion movement 70 save their tcket rge
proporon Of their votes will be cast against M SUCCESS
The leading and acknowledges Ns., sSsIns, ,Ss
movement; and such would De the open demon
stration Of rammany were no' Ina. ner nomnses
The civ patronage all important 10 the longer exist
enoe OF Tammany, and 70 the support OF majority Of
hose hom they have thruzt upon the party the regu
lar nominees OF the democracy But the election
over these gentlemen like those described by John
oiDes. ave iosves and two small shes, will 30 made 70
realize the contempt Of the community which at last
been aroused 10 sense Of the ndncs which they have
SO long practsed upon IT, The little Of Tammany that
left must Of necessity, pass into other hands under
whose control there possibility that its former stand
nF may se o. IL does 10. 20 pass Us ness step
mortal effort can ever hope 70 revive It, Tammany is
denounced by the Regency anti democratic,
joined 70 depraviiy from which there hope for good
TO any honest The defeat which awaits viii
be the finishing Of ito twelve years war upon the demo-
crGcy.
RESUME OF THE WHOLE MATTER.
We have thus presented picture OF scenes the most
disgracefu that occurred in the political history OF
the States during the first three years when the Re
gency usurped power. The particulars Of the years
which succeeded far exceed in enormity the his
tory already given. We have seenf that the high toned
principle which animated the leaders and schem5
Of TammRny have departed with the departure OF these
men. The triumph OF the democratic party has been
made secondary consideration compared with the per-
sonal success of CLIQUE of that party who lhored 70
hold office and honors not in trust for the public, but in
trust for themselves trusteeshp dissolved ~ last by
the Injunction OF the people, who will order the concern
10 close their doors like rotten corporation We viii not
pursue the figure by saying that II viii be compelled 10
Iddo ts assets among It's creditors for we regard It's
bankruptcy as so complete that it viii have nothing left
TO divide.
Meanwhile let US ray that It is Imperative upon the
rejecting portion OF the people that only such Domi
selves to be national democrats should receive their
support Some such have been placed upon the
ticket TO give II air OF strength and
respecabty and equally to give that character TO those
tive county Offices We that the end Of these men
has come at last, and dare almost venture trern
bling hope that having passed the lowest depths OF de-
graduation, We may merge into purer air, and that,
will pEesen. different elass Of men and rulers from the
defupct Tammapy Of 1850
"Tbe King is dead Long live the Kingp' 10 the
HkRAID's proclamation 10 announce that whe The mo-
march has departed the monarchy survives. Shall we
say the OF departed TammaDy that, her present
rulers out, she will survive with other rulers oil
principle and less se6shnessS Tie desparing FOX
protested against driving away tho swarms OF ties that
sucking his life blood fear that other sSArms
hungry might take their places When the uncean
spirits had been OF The unquiet man IL was but
short respite for other spirss wicked than
the rst, entered and retained possession Could Tam
many be exercised as 70 drive out the malignant sp
rts which have infested ~ To there any spell potent
to keep out other spirits az wickedY Let us at
least hope tor Of two thipgs-a speedy regenera-
lion, thing which, although almost allied to MIRACLE
yet happen in default OF that that the halls
Of the old wGwam may be closed forever Such ID the
aspiration Of Whatever is left of honesty in the demo
cratic party.