The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

iAuon8 ana discipline
has applied experience Of bis life sharp attorney in
Aid OF that scheme OF government, keeping the roll
taking defaults looking ont for snap judgments, WITH his
eyes wide awake all the time for the coats and pron Of
the Atorneyshp but deficient the true capacity o.
government Of . great party as a csbia boy might b,
Who the death Of the captain OF the ship should be
called upon navigate tho vessel in uukno atiu les,
amidst stormy breaker and the lee shore looming up in
The distance That dlsster, wreck and rain have
taken the democratic ship y such hands csonot be
considered other than a natural resa.
third character In this concern demAn Is passing
notice from hands, OF sancho Paoza fall OF
copceit sage suggestions and wondrous profoundly We
alude 70 HAnord Church. This person reminds of
the remark Of Washington Irving being shown the
statue Of lawyer who acquired considerable uai renee
at the beginning Of the present century He said
"the statue seemed TO present the embodiment Of the
genius Of duness /" Church has played a role
with tho Regency somewhat like = medicine
Amongst The Indans-to be brought Into council only
special occasions Assuming the dignity Of Captain Cut
tie and the sensitive OF Jack Bunsby saga
cious oounses have had controlling sway he stalks
about In the vicinity of State conventions with muf
fed gravity OF Roman Senator Of the olien time,
wrapped In what Patty Burns would call his "toga" He
has done solemn and stately service the theatrical de-
partment Of the Regency He did very big business at
downfall Of the dynasty he VIII be imposing ruin for
the moonlight OF departing night TO illuminate II is
said that the reason Church 90. adhered strong
ly to the fortunes Of the Little Giant that Stephen
had promised the noble Roman position In the Cabinet,
and fabulous toll by Richardson, OF Illinois,
Of the enormous irc-ease OF the representation
the great Northwest would have In the next Con-
gross, by which the South would overborne and the
policy o the Regency sustained that Mr. Church had
what Ia known Ia democratic circles "b,g thing on
hand and under his control worthy OF states
and the sage. Thus that be partins aousy
prevented union upon Seymour any other in an
independent position When we aid 20 those gentlemen
Confidence Cassidy, VIM Ludlow OF safolk, aad col.
lection Of attorneys the interest of the Central Railroad
motive power the running gear, Of the Alb.
ny Regency We can, no viewer think Of better way
Of describing their present position than by quoting the
familiar hymn usually sung by delegates Of the dem
ey on their return from the Syracuse Convention
They passing away,
Like long summer day, &c
THE BREcKIsRIDoE ORGANIZATION.
This brings 10 consider what calls itself the BreckIn
ridge organization. Tho leaders In this party have re-
Gently published address which, although marked by
eli the traits and pecul!ar,es which attach the move
mens in history Of that curious collection OF dsogan
does not seem 10 have been cons.dered worthy OF
notice by any OF the parties assaled 1t 10 have
been written with The double object Of iDurng John C
Brecknrdge, by en,aiug upon him irredecmable la
bcs and Of attacking the Committee Of Fifteen for the
which That body attained in consolidating the
democratic forces electoral t,ket and for their
fusal furnish them, tho original Simon Pure Beckin
ridge men, with spending mooey.
In order TO properly determine the responsibility which
attaches to that guerilla organization, necessary to
separate and anay 70 the elements Of which 1t Is consti
tuted. Mr. James I. Brady may be considered as per
forming in this connection rather . personal than
q political roe He took offence at things
which attended the ultimate fusion In this state,
and his attitude has boon rather that OF resentment than
aspiration for political prominence Right wrong 10 the
that be has taken be was responsible to but
himself and admitted, as he by all, TO DC gentleman
OF high ability and honor he certainly be lc oct OF
view the responsibility attaching TO the act
spatos Of that for tho balance Of the mis-
chief that has ruined their cause
Mr.. G. W Smith lie another gentleman who conrider
has been badly used IN this correction. He Is probably
the beet streel Commissioner tina. New York has ever
hsd and knows how 70 keep the couspraics In that
parment their proper place bat when assoclaed with
the crew that he compelled 70 affiliate with In the
cknrldgc organization, he In unknown waters
HIS devotion 10 BfockiurIige, with whom ne asso
claed In bis early days, made him very earnest In the
been tursing at the end OF the rope, and al his
Efforts been directed at doing what IL 10 very
clear would have much better to have dsne.
The active and responsible conspirAtors 10 that organi
zstlor are Gid Tucker Johnny Green, John Jaycox,
one "who would be Canal Commissioner" the Sage o.
Blughamton, jim Iibbey, the hero Of 800 votes
for Mayor Brdsall and Courtney, sons-inlaw TO
Dickinson; josiah W. Brown, who wanted TO be
Sheriff. and Father Eugs with mis- roundabout jacket.
Trpse the scve petty chiefs OF ths, party, AMI the
responsible politicians for much OF the ms,hlef Of tue
latter part Of the campaign 10 their recent manifesto
they declared tha, there Brecsinridgs
tobal democrats excep, tnose Who threw away their
votes upon Brady ticket ADD they wOad have be-
iievc that ell who voted for Kelly sluater
resniy men, Dosslas,es and especially that there
no rational democrats the Committee o. Fifteen, and
the coo cenraed patriotism In the Empire tate
eeuua,ed within the OF the hsudfa no voted
ticket The a,temp, N connuc Mr. gteck tee'ssrsng.h
70 the vote for Brsdy, and declaring the vote Of hr
Kelly, who took sdes either win Douglas Brock
inrdse a. being all Douglas men, unjust the
supporters a candidate for they
BrecklDrcse There certainly be good motive,
far a. Mr.. Breckinrdse Concerned, In palpsby mis.
representing the facts and yios him such
significant popularity They seem 70 be determined 70
hem around Brcot suoh mpregusbe barric that
70 be determined that the B-cckDrdsc infant shall be
treated The Chpese style and Imprisoned in their
braces that will grow out Of ~ s~sddIins
state
me pre,erce tina, there usoral democrats 10
The Committee Of Fifteen Ia a palpsble absurdty. the
ides Of Gid Tocser, Green, Flynn and BroHn
setting themselves up n national democrats In
comp Mison with Charles o'cooor, 9. Rittcrwor.a,
Tlden and Barlow, OF thst com mt'ee IL TOO
Ridiculous 10 be even taken - good Joxe rney,
In fact renad vcrJ much Of the annual meetings Q!
the hss OF Anpese jerks who claim very large por
ton Of The real estate hold by trinity church Although
their claim may BE- said 70 have top or bottom, jet
the fascination Of gazing upon tho extensive prize 70
which they a,pre sves al their movements the ser rus
ness o. real pursuit for an available object They
constantly advertising their claims and declaring them
selves the only heirs 70 the depSed dy and, whenever
hlnsalf nnnsnt