The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-24
City P0litics--ScIentilc Operations OF the
New Ring.


politicians to know what candidates for differ
ent Offices will be supported by the HERALD,
in the coming election. The very simple reply
I TO all of the questions that have been asked on
1 thu subject is that we do not know; nor will It
/ be- possible to make proper selection from
anAoi the multitude Of individuals that have
| BEEN put into the field, by so many organiza-
films. until order shall grow out Of the present
CHAOS, q. nd we shall be able to weigh maturey
the rclrtA re worth of the names that are before
the 1nhliie. When all Of the candidates for va
rous plhcie have been named, we shall be able
to jusg 90 win tappears best for the general wei
fare, ,,ld siaA express ourselves accordingly. |
There sevsr ia been time when party lines
have bcfnsye, llused, and the political waters
SO mucla ttoulIlla |. and it is more than ever
duty to ,,,nain,ffa IN hastily pronouncing, where
so many ,rSerrstss, IRE involved.
The ke,yt,the. a orts that have been recently |
made by tl;snervy "A ~, of whose operations we |
recently n rse.seti, , notice to the public, to |
control the rsenaossn ent of our municipal af-
fairs. is to bs.ound;ia their skiful adoption of
fi,e old strategy, OF tia ablest European states
,sen. secretly tSirseshra the movements OF the
cf,position tHa,oov,-m nent of Great Britain,
ever since the sstessioans william ana Mary
l. sperpetually srevolvtads Tound an ostensibie
opposition to Lsustree-d the day, VINO nave
ha bthe wisdom t.5maksstA very elements ar
ra ed against tn xrtys subaceN ent TO their pur-
pos ~ From IL s0timc ooll ord Bolinebroke
and sir Robert Ipole disawa to the Palmcrston
Min stfy of the present he s,,r. the same policy
has manifested il ck, in dt'h rent shapes OF
forci {, if necessaI ran olsrsa ION into exist
ence, ros the purpos s5fstre psA ning the exist
ing ADMINISTRATION, and 'giNsuag force, energy
and paIarity to its faction TN system we
now s ytntroduced ii ~ tlic ! sfitaA OF this me-
tropolil; and it canno > fail to esern Use potent
and Las ing effect upon aarpor s,urtA terests.
The plSa of contrc Aingr sessrxA minoritles
in such y manner as to x.sste; o Vi 0hd hem for
midablo majority, was sebably sntstA uced into
our city politics by Ferl SEslD w sod,.A ckles, or
some B ef their sch ~ ind cGibhK Later
POLITICS y, have improv ID 'npoDaist ih tn here
and at ESsny, and the ivy Ring hhpEeA rought
it to pc fiction. By COZ dining larnnen ;, ap-
parently heterogeneous, ESria CO s,nous beet,
an assoc stion has been tssrned 'wtioht biA fair
to monor sl1as municipal Exsrenag sandtp pa wer.
It is curl aa,,tc observe tn 1t. THE potai1Gi u te
cedents -Sncac of the RI ss lleadershaUeih en-
in harmc ~ with each 9th s.i. Yet lis p,cstA D
position s-irEecisely VIII sncest cssriyeas 4
strength 1-6 ~pon which ,ssased .aA'exand
atoms OF its, members to attain the,ob@esxS 80
their am itiOA
1t is o ssnvablc that, du xis tho lfEsat uco sass
sons of 10 State Legisla ara, = old pprhy Illness
have bee sanarly obliterate Id y. the ataoioasby
a few frraiglhed individuals, ,ofothe same- sxs7
item viii his being broug Attorw ard, eEi.hn sa1-
cess in Ills city by the Ring. It w2iihencs
forth be impossible for an. syinere plaiinfnnpar
tisan to ,day around him any prpcticaassrength.
"A secret s,ower will always exists rA,nd oi.-
ganizat ~ managing them all, and causing the
most opposite elements to combine. fesotho irss-
motion Gas ammon objects.
ANoT .Ean GREAT INDUSTRIAL. ExHiBr,scnsa--Inhe '
World s~Eair of 1851 was SO successful that J
;next yoan to have another, araad it is OF
spected y still greater 1t is to'0eDhe2illiz i
Londo pltAtt in the neigl borhood of, Hem pstesIl
einsteaC OF Hyde Park, I'd the peoplsfof all'ns
.onss q invited to cont ibute to it thsnchoioess
works az native art, iifnce and irsntstry. N I
Dthe Il snsr exhibition she show ,IaadaebytIk- i
fpnite,s States contras1sd greatly with what, it, t
made Asingularly pc y display, and might have /
made N very good .sE But nextEyear, it ~ 10
J no h ped will 10 ourselves ,-nsrscjustiia. /
Our, manufacturers and others on ,nk therefsre
10 Iaas}are for the .vans in due SEASONS. Thay
ougl t@ do this f "a their own p lafaias web as
fam Hsr they cor d have no b. sser4advepIse- }
aassia than such pnblicity he, exhibition
wos.aa confer. TT sseis no doubt .f5he sursricr-
isy,f many Am rioan manufac anes oye7,thoss
lot any other ccaasrE, especial y in ..wooaAs and
m,sal, inciudin railway gea aRd impss&ents
an tools Of ne rlU osery desc Rton, la2klIthese
on.y require tc G,klnown and .riedina ssiibr to,
h.. appreciated above all others, Weave. glad
/ t., observe tl nj the Preside ~ has aaD0illsl
I Commissioner Ito attend tb s-.cXhibaiE. and
!, hat these sssmaa of goo i.intelliSaAGe and
| position; ani anotwithstand sSE tho slaaeks i'm
posed by the war, we look award ~ ,uany adj
yantages WHICH VIE failed derive, either from
| its great pl sSecassor or oasown os 1855. 1t
would be national repre- sch to us>tu,sa.ad only
| few Vans cs Qimcracks. apl so slaGe the gen.
t,cmen of he eommisss a.in position rather
ridiculous. than otherwi "a, Moenvor, the war
ought to- act as an I'D 8tional hcenaive to easr
making strenuous effo ia to faraish sometAiw; |
worthy # onr greatness.
BouS YES TO Sol sERs NNnER THE Two |
YEARS, ENLISTMENT Asrr--I.sawhece will be |
founf u remonstrar 30, addsassa3i to the Secre-
tary of War; against a decision of the Second
Aui;tor of the TT ssnEy, adverse to the clai n
of yphn Dunn, ste private of Company G.
Fish New York Volunteers. who lost his .rm
asIIa battle of Tsg Bethal, The claimant dist
s,t under the so years act, and, being dis abled
POM further csryjce.aa his wound, now seeks
. get the ona. hundred dollars bounty .llowcd
by it. Mr.. French, she Auditor refuses to sane
ton the pa 1pent OF .hO money, on Il e ground