The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-10

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Our Albany Correspondence.
ALBANY, Feb. l, 1851.
The Final Doom Of Tdnnany Hal-ReqSiem Orer Her Re
mains The Trucking Policy Of the Ancisu Brdves-in
teSesting Ferfoymdmce at ne Secedevs Headsuarers7h
Old War Horse Hand-Classi Gems Of OvasOvy-Ac-
fion IF Judge Dean-ReaectioM the Demise of nara-
many, DC, dc.
Well, It 70 all now. Tammsny, once potent, has
passed from the potential into the penitentai moodhat
is penence is possible with old sinner, or Its in
diligence is compatible with tho other feelings Of rage
and disappointment which she Is caused suffer by her
own sesh folly Let her settle these points Of cAsustFy
her disturbed mental condition will best allow her.
In plain English she has met with her just DOOM AMI
that has been dealt by blow from the Albany Re
geDcy which has at Knocked her out Of existence
She had become too rotten for the Caggers and
Rchmonds that those Dealers In rotten stuff have
thu her away from the SHAMELESS too far gone in
decay to remain q marketable article. When such
dealers in decayed garbage regard her as beyond the
reach Of any anpurescent appliances TO restore her to
odor OF decency there is nothing left but TO cast of
the offensive matter and remove II from the offended
senses that It shall pollute the political
atmosphere.
To change the offensive figure. The poor attempts OF
Tammany TO hold together the Of vitality thai
left 10 her afford nothing but merriment to the
lockers at the Capitol No will deny that she
had good time Of it for the Last twelve years will
be doubted that she has improved thai good in ap
proprang to the benefits Of her household every good
and fat thing which che could lay her hands. Her
condition. that she is in bankruptcy, is unlike
chat Of certain mahogany stock editor Of your city,
whose schedule OF assets consisted of few old articles
that would scarcely bring the auctoneers commission
their SALE But she will not be forgotten Though lost
70 sight, TO memory DEAR particularly dear the Office
seekers whom she taxed to the shoulder hers whom shs
paid and dear at any price 10 any party that far for
gets itself to attempt to her Her folly
sary preceded her fate madness said 10 be the first
visitation the gods those whom they wish to de-
stroy. The old fashioned common sense which
Of the secrets Of her have entirely
abandoned her, or she would not have biundered upon
which necessarily sealed her fate the Mentor of
the democratic party Of your city. the very bind
ness OF folly to announce 30 long beforehand
her designs TO break up the Convention and such
vention got with much trouble and expense
the Union. But she realty could not help it, the fight
In her fight engendered by indigestion which saved
her representatives when in Charleston and Baltimore
and which they brought back with them, after having
so consounded render the success Of the
democratic party impossible But there is thing
necessary 20 as TO be ul Of hght and that is
TO be good fighting trim; and here the Tammany
founo themselves utterly poweriess before the stai
worth blows OF the Regency men, who weut in at the
start and punished their antagonists out Of condition
che first round One thing certain, that the sounding
manifesto Of the Tammany braves was foil wed by
conclusion so roiculonsly mpocnt as 10 call forth the
dersion and contempt OF all or all contemplate objects
in nature, there is thoroughly contemplate
that Of detected impostor and Is precisely in that
light that degraded old Tammany stands at the present
moment She resolved forthwith that unless her repre-
seniatop admitted she would retire in dignied dis
gust. Why, who that knows her does not know that
cba AM Ie
TO her resolutions as the first moment her
interest might dictate contrary course She would to-
morrow resolve self in The Union out Of the Union,
for slavery or against IT, free trade or high tariff con
cession force tor anything or against anything that
would pace power and pef the hands OF her followers
1t said that Jove laughs at the perurcs of lovers
The world laughs AT thu peJufies Of fammany with the
exception perhaps that the joke has bees so often re-
peated that IL has ceased to be laughing matter for
even her mpudence has become STALE that people
tired OF it, Like worn out actor, whose stage tricks
have b. come wearscme, she Is fairly hissed from the
boards
very interesting performance came of at the head
Quarters Of the seceoes after their withdrawal from the
Convention In the micst OF the greatest excitement
consequent upon the decision TO allow both delegations
from your city seats IN the Convention, the od War
Horse OF Tammany entered with double quick pace and
without any addressing him, bitterly denounced the
whole proceedings Of bF colleagues premature aud
suicidal. "An internal blander; and oiapders
in politics are crimes" said the discounted
veteran; and to an inquiry Of how could they
do otherwise, the quick reply was given" Act
with common sense You see, boys, you have made
damned fool OF me; had you taken my advice ali would
have gone WELL but you took your own advice and You
see tue several wished to know what was
that advice Why, told you at first to play open and
shut didn't TO play the right when that side
in favor and the left when It became
Now, look at mel am in favor with all sides, black
pubcans, democrats, Union men aud seceders. No one
Knows how stood the last election, or how voted
places Tor the boys the Custom House under Incolns
aomnistratoD than any black republican In the city"
This endorsed by slippery Dick, who said that he
stood in the same position with his venerated friend, and
the assertion verified by several bystanders who
urged that what slippery Dick did not know in the way
n carving both shout lers there
learn An old staQer from the rural districts insisted
that In the matter OF going 70 market with two baskets
these Tammany politicians had sleigh, Of hand which u
was impossible for out Of the city to initiate.
sIf we get between two Stools SAID he, 1--WE invara
bly, fall to the ground but these rammanyites
have a kpack Of occupying two stools at the
same time, one TO set on and the other to hold fast
to- "Tbosc stools, said the nvarabe Richard, are
the regular life preeervers and always hal one to cling
20 in case should be tossed overheard and In
rough can float from Office into another "But
what these life preservers ted with to keep thcm
buoysnt2' asked a friend. Cas- said the senator;
made by Others for your II you choose to It,
and while willing that every sheuld he his own
gas bag, yet hold TO be the wiser policy TO avail
OF the manufactured article prepared by others
than TO make II yourself in the latter self expo
sions likely to occur which only highly ridden.
Ious, but extremely detrimental Though the smooth
words Of the slippery nigh, be satisfactory some yet
the County Clerk and his friends not 10 be pacAed
They continued 10 rave and TO swear vengeance against
the Regency, threatening to repeat the pai played by
them at Baltimore, and 10 "smash the machine and
send the party to the devil they did not care cuss,
no long as they had The Common Council with them and
as for any compromise, they would see II IA
very warm place. There you are again, thcre
you are again. said tho old War Horse "let tell you
boys you are not so sure Of the Common
Council I have Just parted with few Of them and
shey don't 60 with you, and in icss than week you will
be played out there You can't drag them with you as
you have me, and you must 10 comprom 10
rave few on the saie. 90 compromise although
red differently in tho Gnvention.n An mpertueot fellow
interposed the remark, eyes, you went compromise
che Empire Bank didn't yous" "To be did -
the prompt response, and didn't | succeedi This
shows the Importance Of compromising ! compromised
with the for my post of Commissioner Of Emi
grafton and before leave for home am going try
on again tell you, boys without the adoption Of the
compromises act you played ont next fall aud the
boss turning 10 the County Clefk) will be something to
you, you know" The current Of The old man Wa no
longer list, TO- The confusion c,nfouudei bad
become general with broad and deep upon Csgger
md Co who had again played them out OF the Conven-
lion The letter OF yur CORE pendent, OF he Joth ut,
alluded TO- and Cagger charged with the author
chip, which have since learned he does not deuy
The dignifed course Of Judge Dean, Of your cty,
Morsrter, won over TO his side the ympashes