The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-06

MUNICIPAL REvCLrrIoS.-While revolution Is
going on at the Ns'rth and at the South, and
threatens to lay the Union in ashes, there IL
another revolution going on in the city Of New
York, by which Tammary Hall, that mother of
harlots and sink of denominations, will be over
thrown, and the democracy of the city will be
emancipated from her filthy embrace and her
corrupt control She will be overthrown by
the Union democracy, and a new organization
established upon her ruins. Her free
soil heresies, her .venality and rowdy black
guardism have made her odious and detestable
in the sight Of all good and honest men. She
has become nuisance, offensive to public mo-
rality, and ought to be abated. By organized
bands of shoulder hitters she has practically
deprived the democracy Of the freedom of elec-
ton, and compels them to vote at her dictation
or not at all. This petty despotism must be
put down before the democracy is placed on q
right basis. As Peter the Great massacred his
Sirelitz guard, Sultan Mahmoud his Janissa-
ries, and Mehemet Ali the Mamelukes, when
they attempted to control the action of these
sovereigns, SO let the sovereign people at one
bold stroke crush at the ballot box the usurpers
and dictators of Tammany Hail. Vote to-day
the Union ticket against Lincoln, and vote with
the Union democracy against Tammany Hall.
Vote early; call your neighbor to vote early
also but be sure you vote early yourself.
NEGRO SUFFRAGE AND THE ELECTION OF LIN
coLN-An incident occurred on the Fourth
Avenue Railroad during the prevalence Of the
storm of Saturday last, SO appropriate to the
present crisis and so illustrative of the truths
we have endeavored TO impress upon the pub
lie mind, in regard to the inevitable tendency
Of black republican doctrines, that it deserves
all the prominence it can receive
During the heaviest of the rain "poor
oppressed son Of Ham" stepped upon one of
the cars, and, as is the custom, took his place on
the front platform. So far az shelter was con-
cerned, however, he might as well have been
in the open air, and the conductor, seeing his
lamentable plight, humanely told him that,
though it was contrary to the rules, he might
ride inside. The darkey took advantage
of the kind offer and ensconcing himself in
the cosiest corner of the car, commenced
feast Of chestnuts, Of which he had liberal
supply, scattering the shells around him on the
floor. The conductor, observing this display ofin-
dependent nastiness, demonstrated, when ebony
boldly told him that he had as much right there
as anybody else, and didn't want any of his i'm
pudence. The conductor, having no power under
the circumstances to put his obnoxious Gus.
toner out of the car, contented himself with q
little wholesome eloquence until the negro
left, which he did with the remark that safer
the 9th Of November they'd show white folks
how to treat colored people" There Is not
the slightest doubt Of it; and If the black re-
publicans only keep on they will have no diff.
Guilty in establishing the long mooted question
that a white man is really as good as niger.
Vote early, and take your neighbor along with