The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-10

we rotraced our steps, and Just as We had reached
the edss Of the battle field attention attracted by
four or Ave persons who stood shak their lists and
maing all manner OF beigerent gestures in the air at
some imaginary FOE 70 our surprise these pefsonagcs
rhilosophsr Greeley of the Tyit,ne; Williamson OF
tie Dispatch; Oliver, printer, and oaky oil the Tax
Office.
''oh," says Greeley, in sarcastic tone giving force to
his words by the dcmoniaca expression of his
and boil ger,nt gestures ust let them DESTROYS OF
eacug apy candidate and will attend to their nash the
batteries ot The Tftne will open out upon them, ana
wil pay tho lth and taypayefs' Union natties
for raunlg caudi late to beat son, says william
son. ihsy were s,cessonsts and we had business TO
try to unite with them. viii show them up in my sum
DIV paper; their gded house will have TO come down.
Here interrr rs Oliver Dragging about tho hon
esty OF tho M,rshall Organization, and IN dehant
says, II ter you what It is Greeley have
got them ''How :" says Greeley? "Why, hayen scve-
raj Of the Broadway railroad candidates OF our party been
successfully There is Cornell for the Senate, Ray mond,
Chds and two others in the House, aud have not
Avord and Pierce, both good candidates for Speaker,
been Successful through whom we can secure the APP
poa,ment Of the right kind of COMMITTEES? Have not
got The pins al set 20 railroad right through Broad
wayf That Il tho fact says Greeley; but did not think
Of that; b. II will not do for us brag or they
VIII block game. Oh no, says Oliver you must k ep
saying IN the Tribune that tho next Legislature is an ho
most body and that cannot he reached by lobby na
enees, and In that way will thrown those fellows OF
their guard and secure our prize.
Here ends the view of the battle field Although
have treated the subject in fgnratve there is
not fact waited about cheating and buying votes but
what have the actual and bona de proofs to substan
tac. Our only failing is in not giving half of the
cheating that really did take place for It was carried
Ill the city and in every ward where anything could
be male ont of 1t. And we doubt if the pubic ever saw
bigger lot Of cheats We therefore leave them to their
CHI ang. reminding all hands that charter election will
on, when OF the chcaters will find that
cheating s game that more than Que can play at, and
their chickens may come home TO roost.
While this subject VIC will refer to one important
point Of interest and that is the part played by certain
railroad patriots in the late campaign. II will
be remembered that the Tiune advocated the Broadway
rail Dad last winter and andng that they could not then
its iass9ge, advocated Pos,poing It until this
year The pblic have seen advertisements in several Of
the daily papers, denoncng certain members Of the last
Legislature secessionists Those advertisements
inserted by the managers Of the Broadway railroad pro-
ject They dare not mako an open fight, and therefore
adopted that backhandcd game, and the Tribune and
7imes helped 1t along eaorally.
As TO he williamson charges against Stewart Emo,
COoner eeSnaD Livingston, and others OF the Fifth
aud taxpayers party, all We have to say is, that if
the Marshall organization had nominated ticket with
unbemshed record the former gentlemen would have
endorsed it, But Messrs Stewart Eno Cooper and Com
pany not In the habit Of recommending members OF
the Forty Thieves Common Council Broadway railroad
patriots Japanese philosophers for any Office
under the cry for the Union and there the mix in that
cdcoanut.
Developments, let us turn to the election Tamma-
ny has commenced to move and appointed committee,
sting Of the following persons, TO nominate
ddete for Mayor TO defeat Wood to with j. Water.
bury +. l. A. Boole, f. Hart, Isaiah Rynders, John
Clancy Thomas Farley and Smith Ely, Jr.
Mozart Hall has had meeting, and the subject Of
cheating came up, and there was such bedamke
fusion that the chairman was Obliged to adjourn tho
meeting.
The reform parties all moving, and win bring out
strong candidates. while the shoddy Marshall organiza
tion that started out TO make Brown sheriff and Opdyke
Mayor will probably nominate the latter person for
Mayor. And thus the bail is opening, with q couple
Of asprants for the Mayoraly, and host Of
didaes for Aldermen.
James Stokes has already nominated by one party
and G. Godfrey Gunher by another although tho latter
declines.