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

Buren, the prime mischief he'd taken up hs aosde
and other leading free rollers from other parts NJ the state
ADDED their and their councils 70 the Organise
ton centralized IN ths CITY IL soon became notorious
that this organization amply supplied with funds,
and tins mystery 70 where these funds from be-
came IN obert Of speculation Organ zAtons which, for
brief PERIOD had 10 favor General Cass,
came to their SUPPORT ard The Van Buren, flag raised
In quarters where shortly previous II bad neyer
been seem while in The same quarters there seemed
10 be sudden fush OF money among those 70
whom that commodity had been scarce article II was
asserted in the Etwning Post the powerful organ o. The
free golfers that Jonn Van buren, had received large
amour. Of money from the wings 70 keep up the Tree sou
organization, and the name Of one OF the most ds.n
gusbed citizens and wealthy merchants WAS gwen
AZ authority. Strange AZ Is was that such language
should come from the Pest an explanation IRON Mr. Van
Buren, called for by the HERALD But no explanation
ever given. How large wAs the sum advanced 70
keep up the Van Buren, organization was never known,
the mystery been cleared, by those who
alone COZ ID clear IT, Of OF supplies But
object OF this large expenditure the defeat OF
every 'npsItal mind tha, Il was - colusion with The
friends Of Tay Tor that these funds supplied by the
wings with the 70 defeat the candidates
OF the Baltimore CoEVention.
THE rREsEs TREASON IDENTICAL WITH THAT OF
lsAS-rHE HARDs AND rHE soFTs.
We must be excused for thus wing into details,
many Of which might seemingly be omitted without Rp-
parenty interfering with The history Of TammaDy Hall
But they significant, sud ri this interesting
applicable to the movements Of these same men in
iher present effort 70 defeat the national democracy
the coming campaign. The game they arc now playing
s far from being one; but Ncontnuation Of
exercise in which, from long practice they have become
proncienis The wonder not that they pursuing u;
the greater wonder would be that they had abandoned
IL. The scenery though painted little, but the
old rcenery-the old play remains the The chief
part-represenied by IN actor who now appears IN the
character Of railroad and political engineer, with mono
poly his back 10 prove his democratic horror Of
noney ed cornratoLs, Ia tho person OF Dean Richmond
then nhed by another performer, Of more motley
poeition, 10 the person Of John Van Buren, The free
foers satisfied with the result in the Of the
state New York alone was required to place the orean
tion Of the remainder into their hands To effect this
purpose, meeting was called OF the principal c,nspra
tos, Consisting OF the Van Burens, Purdys, furbera,
Cochranes Corners Devlins Waterbury, Tilfers Bren
nAns and other Darnourncrs comprising nifty
IL ~as here arranged that declaration 10 favor
OF fusion should be promulgated and decreed that The
approschin election for Common Council should be
taken tie selection OF free soiers The patronage OF
the general gvernment being in the hands OF the oppo
fitcn and with little prospect OF assistance from the
rural districts such material aid as could be gathered
from the Guy patronage was an important item, par'ica
larry the time not likely very TO arrive when
the whes would be disposed 10 enter into another pay ing
contract 20 fusion Was the watchword uoder which
mischief 10 be hatchcd-nes plans - be carried
out for the especial benefit OF the free soil portion OF the
democracy.
The hards, in the meantime. were scarcely holding
their own, for IN management and ckery they were no
match for their rivals They sbored under the burden
of some pride Of consistency, some sentiment Of good
fah-qualres with which their opponents for
u moment troubled. BY ashow o superior numerical
strength the sofp mad from their ranks Of the
weaker brethren, who rejoice maoritics; and among
the most conspicuous ~ those who went over 70 The
seemingly strongest side was Lorenzo Shepard, IN
duced 10 tins stem ne vas alleged by the Influence OF
Marcy. BIT rotwi hstahang fusion had been declared
by both the hards and res soi!es the management
amsy, and III ataptcd 10 the mood Of the npyeid
hGrds that only day before the election az address
appeared W the HgRAp signed by YGehc, Schs Brady,
nike Walsh, Broderck r j. Dillon and others denolnc-
The Ian 80 sr Ie tS
men tor the bcuedt " the free golfers thus fell
through snd power egan 10 the hands Of the wings
OsltE attempts 70 patch up union between the Two
factions made In repeated Conventions but where
were the sos there waa the universal "ngger"
upon whom about whom the hole political planetary
fystsm Of the sdfs revoved. Nothing could be done,
nothing ccud he though; Of In the political movements OF
the sofs In which there was rot something redoeut OF
sambo. stu there thing IN the shape OF uaion
patched Up tue State ticket by equal division Of the
nor nees between the two PARTISAN arrangement that
uectrg called al rAmmany Hall 70 give authority 70
the treaty Of anty between the discordani factions
character Ct pacincators, vet all unavaing. The
city went Tor the wings, and the stats, with
a ,ts . sssepDs ne re. sv,asnc @sr' ws Ss
sptrcous with vhch rahny Of the leading political
tore were reEs;ded, sickles WAS denounced At Tanma
ny as having received aid from the opposition and AZ
having played alsc TO the party. Al subsequent meet
ing this person fcrcibly elected from toe 10
divided mad Tnmmsny last become that portion y.
the General Committee headed by Wood, issued ad
dress claiming 10 % the pure, uncontsmnalet deuccra
~; whi anoiher portion under The leadership OF H. a.
Western, put forth their manifesto with pretensioas
equally strong 10 be regarded the elect OF the elect tue
chosen one ~ the Undecided the real genuine Jacobs"
20 which all other claimants sham the quarrel OF
the pretenders referred 10 the Council OF the SA
ehem', and the decson Of these political sases resulted
call for new General Committee, throwing both
feis OF Aspirants out OF doors
THE GLOBE NEWSPAPER.
AZ This tine GLIB newspaper, conducted by Cepcr
Glide, and which lad been started and furnished
by members Of each Of these rival factions, became
the object OF The h,y Of the tree sOers, who would
have caused s dscoutnuance had laid In their power
The greatly 10 dtbta concerns started
and supported are cure !, oecomeAnd Cnilds the bust
upreleutlng In his demands for
20 keep alive aud u continued 70 maintain precsri
existence, owing chiefly 10 the clos ness Of MS
Diary management The newly elected General Commit
showed gain the sde of the hards bat General
DIX IN the meantime arrived from Washington, and
spirit the soits by public speech thoroughly
tucd wth free soil cociriues which necessarily tended
all TIE unsettled feelings. and revive
discontsnts of the TAmmAny dsputAnu.
svocKss OF ruE HARDs.
Both factions again appeared in the neid the ensuing
state election, but the ba de succsssfui 10 ecins
majority OF their friends TO Represent them Al
dinner Previously given by the hards, al Tan.
many Hall, 70 Daniel s. Dickinson, that ESQ.
,lemsp, in speech Of great severity, put all the
blame of ex sting dcnltes the Aoeoun, Of the free
,ecrs charging General Dix with being Tho principal
asitsor Thus stood matters until the meeting Of the
state Cor veriou Syracuse At which general feeling
nanetsd Ia favor OF hArwonizius pest differences
Horatc Seymour nominated for 6overnor and TVS
nomiuatlon vas received aoclamston At nmmany
Tall being the Of all difhcni'es In the midst q
this ouprurrg of good feeling resolution was ado,cd,
With tnthussstc and repeated cheers, for th. HERALD,
which, while preserving u o~a ndepenfencc, had been
lighting these factions, N has been doing 10 the pre-
sent csupaTb IL vas. at least scknow edRment OF
the honesty cf the Hxsaip and oomphm sat 70 is
tstency, douby sgu lcsnt from the fact that hsd
occasion sought 30 astter either OF the
fashions, bet had condemned without mercy where
thought condemIA,iou an act Of Justice
But q startling excmpiinoation the
estimation sh,eh The Herald hat gained for Itself, |
by the Independence of liz well ~ ths sound
Of i've vaws, exhibited shortly after u speech
made by General Cas- at rammany Hall NOW, sad
the orator DO ser oct Of lustioe LOT me
thank the NV Yosk Hss,tp-(sppAuss)-ard DO IL
With pleasure, for have particularly observed The course
OF hat throughout The crsa rhroe cheers wire
unanimously sivcn for the HsRAtn) do this with the
more pleasure FOR IL not paper attached 70 our party
but y ~ nevertheless payer with al American nArt,
and one which has supported the country the day ~
u troubles, and IN the ho.r o. ~ pending misfortune,