New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY &c. 1861.

bin as an interpreter Of partisan nomenclature
to 50 Our Mr. Henry"
But we must hasten oyor the list, to the
neglect of some of the lesser lights. War
breathes sulphurously from the With District, in
the presence of Supervisor Purdy, the War
Horse of the Soft Democracy, and Col. CorcO-
ran of the 69th Regiment, who s,orDed TO doff
his military plume to the Prince of Wales, Geo.
Debenham, hquOr.Seller, and ex-Ald Bradley
squire these gallant Knights. Mr. W. d. Kennedy,
patriarchof Tammapy, PhilipW. Eggs, indomitable
Hard and champion of the liquor interest, aud
John Nash, maker of liquor, come from the
Seventh District, in company with Deputy Sheriff
S. J. Anderson. From the Eighth, Nelson Taylor,
late candidate for Congress; VIM. NJ. Tweed,
one of " the forty" Of 1850, and later and more
prominently known az School Commissioner in
the Seventh Ward; Gustayus w. Smith, the
Street Commissioner whom Fernando Wood
couldn't turn out and James J. Reilly, ex-mem-
Der Of Assembly. From the Ninth District We
have rare observation-disclosures 7. Brady, Ada
mantne candidate for Governor, with George
Law, candidate for the American Presidential
nomination. and beaten by Mr.. Fillmore, who
gave Literally to help Kelly when running for
Coroner James S. Thayer, curious relic Of
the late Wing party and Emanuel b. Hart,
Buchanan's Surveyor of the Port In the Tenth
the Hon. John Wheeler has been resuscltated, after
much effort, yOked with the man who defeated in
"carnate devil" COchrane for Congress, John ".
Chanler, ard both are driven in by Barney Reilly,
Deputy-Sheriff The Eleventh is strong in
law and money-Sam. j. Tlden and Peter b.
Sweeney, late District Attorney, with Assembly
man John Hardy, and rich observation-disclosures
MOunt-are the Delegates. The gallant Capt.
Lowell, of the City Guard and Street Commits
sioner's Office, who has resigned his epaulets be-
cause Gov. Morgan promised aid to execute the
laws, with the meek Wesley Smith, who left the
Adermen's Chamber for repentance and refOr-
nation, come from the Dry Dock district with
two merchants-Wm. A. KObbe and Charles C..
LOewe, as willing captiyes Justice Connolly, the
model magistrate of the TOmbs; Peter MastersOn,
defeated candidate for Alderman Tom Jones,
ir., ex-senator and ex-Councilman, and C. l..
Mcneil, lawyer, represent the XIIIth District
The Eighteenth Ward drives powerful tour-in-
hand team-Rccorder Hoffman, Charity Commits
sioner Isaac Bell, ex-senator McMurYsy, aud ex-
Street Commissioner Edward Cooper, all SOfts
excep. the Recorder, and he was not Hard
enough last November TO suit the ticket.
Slippery Dick Connolly, ex.County Clerk, John
Murphy DIETER known as Bricks'), s. l.. M.
Barlow, lawyer and amateur politician, and Geo.
W. Mclean, Of Wall street, come up from the
Fifteenth District From the Sixteenth we have
but one old stager John H. McCsbe, contractor.
He is assisted by jeremiah Towle, retired poll
tician, once naval officer and Alderman, joseph
b. Tuly, young Irish lawyer, and Clerk 10 the
Street Department, and Nathan +. Graves, a
lawyer, recently from Syracuse. Last, but by no
means least comes the Seventeenth District dele
gatiop closed up by jOyial T. c. Fields, late Pub
lie Administrator, and amateur theatrical man.
ager, who drives in the newly discovered politc.l
siamese Twins, Charles O'COnOr and Daniel E.
Sckles.
The duties Of this extraordinary delegation are
to present, under pretext Of the crisis, some
latlOlm of sounding generaties upon which it
is hoped to array the floating conservatives and
rich men of the City and State in such strength
Of money and numbers as to be able to make
successful battle against Fernando Wood the
cry will be the Union and the Constitution, and
the leaders will claim that they have cut loose
from the riH.raf Of the corner groceries and the
City Hall, and rctstabshed the Democratic party
here upon basis Of responsibility never before
attempted
the people viii watch With some interest the
movements of this curious cOngomeration of an.
tiquated oiieeholders, defeated candidates, used
up leaders of exploded factions, POrter-house
demagogues, retired merchants, ambitious law
yers, paradoxica litterateurs and Seraant bank
crs-this motley array of resurrcctionists, led by
the Prince of Jokers, and ominously followed by
the Public Administrator whose function it is to
sell at auction the personal effects OF lntestate
and unknown parties.