The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-25

c,se The perfect slstion Of IL editor with the Lteohn
ssa Meyer: ssec q posiol.s. they REQUIRE no rsT.s
II shs :. ali tunes be freely upheld in TITS journal
Mr. Liisohn's "hsndling Mr. Greeley without gloves"
charscies or the sake 81 a,tspng political purposes Of
his own" &c u all In the way OF business have
political purpose 70 eubsxrve 10 the premises; and
that purify the legislation Of our State from insu
and operations which have rendered Il terror
70 taxpayers and stencil In the nos.riIs Of honest
way wrong and ruinous, mean to expel II from The
State, or At all events from The republican party II the
democrats zee IT. as they have done 10 Saratoga county
not only 70 renominate tbeir but TO
take up and try 10 re elect popular indigna-
ton q. their msdeeds has driven from party bs-
heve IL win be the for them. Al all events, l
shat DO what appears 10 me clearly light, sin the faith
beautifully cool this talk Of my opposition to
the 70 election Of the toos Of the city abroad oboers ~
inpertlnence In local affairs ~ when Mr.. Littkllha
descended from the Speakers chair last winter TO urge
TIE Assembly 10 override New YORK city Governors
veto Of ave bills proposing to grdron me streets q this
Was not that IAN Interference In "loca an.trsr Did
be know that ncipal authorities AMI cur press
all but upanm Protested against the passing OF those
bis in The shape objected by Gov. Morgan "IocAi
STAIRS ehf Does not Mr.. Ltilejohn know That IL is
considering with the facs that the rcpubi
party is imp icated In and damaged by ittha pro-
ihs objectionable legislation Of last winter and viii de-
feat coca portion Of those who have engineered re-
But We are told that "there 10 no man in this
community lOswego) who enjoys higher cbarac-
YER for personal integrity than Mr., Littiejohu /"
Every community, OF course, cSects and graduates
ns own standards of integrity, and there . no OBJ
fctcn, 30 long as II does not attempt to thrust
them Oh other people. When was In Chicago three
winters SINCE prominent republican complained
nat their Governor Bssel) bad sent a requisitioa
70 our Governor for the surrender OF Mr. Ljohn aud
psrtner, and 1t was not complied with Had It
might perhaps have been favored with comparison Of
the 0swego and Chicago standards OF integrity respective
y. that wonld have proved instructive and profitable
But 'Mr. srown, the vigorous and independent editor
Of the Oswego rmes" seems, has been pitching into
NJ ~. II NJ H. ~ h.
has, though never heard Of it before. 1t is but
two months since Mr.. Tarbe who had for
Of because 10 was not sufficiently plastic to
the Lttjofn and Kindred Influences and ths indepen
music order. Ills his vocation. Let MIN grind.
scarcely md time 10 attend to biz masters
But that last touch about republican members Ct AS
sembly," "preiereuces for United states senatT and
epublicans hostile 10 the election Of Governor seward
demands and shall receive, attention II lie very certain
that, being compelled 10 STOP Syracuse 20 await
pres train, did spend MINUTES their urgcIt re-
quest with fifteen twenty republicans xho are
opposed the election ofCapt Myers Zone OF the Little
john mbeys lsSt winer) 10 the assembly Bat neither
there elsewhere from the hour OF nv leaving New
York to that OF my return did eihr make inquiry
bear suggestion az 10 the preferences OF any one,
whether candidate OF other sc, 20 Gov Seward
the United States Senatorship And, though have
knowledge ON the subj have strong belief hat not
Of these anti Myers republicans Of Syrs,use al
verse to Gov Stewards return 70 the senate opposed to
But this business Of hiding and c!oasirg all the obbc-y
and corruption OF state under the mantle Of GOV.
Seward must come TO al end II he satisfied with u
land 10 protest AGAR ri ~ others
are not and will not be know nothing OF his purposes
wishes AZ TO a election for though the Times pro
claimed as If ny authority in that famous editorial
letter from Auburn Last May, that ne would rercmpto
ry decline election and REFUGE to sccept post
under the prospective admin sttation, the Courier
and Enquirer has since declared though semi officially,
that he might la certain Contingency consent serve
another term. now call upon Governor Sc ward, as q
matter OF simple Justice the grdirou republicans
of State, that he Will or will consent to
Gle ,tioa and TO third term II he Will, feel
cure that he win receive every republican vote in
next legislature and be rechoten without shadow Of
contest. Bat If be has reso FED not 70 another
term then the made OF his by the votaries
Of George Law In last Legislature clearly unjust
the anti cor upt onsts and very injurious him. He
can be re elected TO the Senate, he wishes II, without
the votes OF Mr. D. Luejohn and Capt Austin e-s;
and mott earnestly protest against their getting
elected upon the pfetence OF devotion necessity to
him. Ia a.