The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-29
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known fact that the New York Tribune in particular has
prospsc,s Of i,s candaats before the paoli
Th m IN e he ne wnn IN s bmns
and most other rspusic;an PAPERS and phrases hollow
be eniish,encdon interesting subject which q he
OF Terp"nas Mood + @ Of M r
ana its kindred, must be permitted . do Il f6r them.
her opdyke, criterion has be found either the
last Mayora or The late county election returns Bur We
reS W and q ~, A last y%ray
dyke II IA Votes As to That result, the New YORK. Til
bune editors n last saturdays issue were reckless enough
opponen tot "f Woodmneh"r opdyke or IIaycneyer TRs
doubt engendered confusion and DIVISION and Fernando
Have the Tribune editors reflected the nature
and bearing Of this desperate assertion Have they
Thought e the fact that NJ to n. time opGye Mas
than 5000 votes and that therefore the defeat Of Wood
p apnOaa ao one Ssss BY
proportion between democratic and republican votes two
short Of Of 32s opd,kes vote TO the
preceding republican Vote by nearly 4o-an yet
gnatye editors Of the Tribune dare pretend that republican
probable. that IN consequence Of that necessarily
na and e %
enhance the chances OF the then black republican and
Prrsnee to Mavrnye This View Of the case is not only
Knows tS", such has been he fact ana that frightened dc.
mocraic yoers clio sing lesser evil between two
where then opiyIe II lsss' We'll, he proved stronger
BY nearly 1000 an ana n
OF Two the democratic candidates.
assn re YOU, and shah prove Il 10 your
Forced pon, Jus, Il. sTse the TspnsS%
ing that fsmmany Hail. years ago was much stronger
hsn ns nsena or sns 70 o
ing the given to Iiaycmeyer We answer suoerfus
At the las, Mayors election 7s74 votes polea a, tn
so%S sysr fsTson M Hail. I wR
Is not only no, T., hs aas Il o
words Waterbury Obtained is7s vo,e. p,RoriiS
vonch COR a reduction Of the Tamlnany. voter
But, still another dodge the republican press might re-
since the trparii,e race between Wood
bc p
publ show its face during the late election and wha
cy That's the question. strictly spesking the Republican
odd SssnS M t non all dITs s
TONS afraid that the little bit Of wool left y BY
However they sted their chances in one Other minor
their examination and what was the resnls Bucs q hc
eyism .hoddyi.m fell with each other the cand
Union forces Lawrence he other concluding eorr.p,
Tss mozart So o :ad
la votes that f. 5sl2 votes . les Than than they ought
bury There was distinct issue in the candidate.
for Supervisors Purdy IS the Tammany kuster AS the
Mozart and Blunt the republican candidatethe latter,
going begging after the Of the various Union
and peoples organizations Of which only nominated
Purdy Of which gave its support to Kuster yet VIVA,
the result? Purdy outrun the republican, Union and
peoples candidate Blunt by nearly 4OO votes.
The democratic State ticket, headed by David Floyd
jones' from the Taminany boxes only and poed
1874 Where In Gods lies the strength Of the
republicans and where shall Mr. opyke's votes come from
We look into nook and corner to hunt up votes for MT
Opdyke, but in According every feasible and
enabe calculation the republican vote cannot at best
$4,000 and to the Union and peoples or
them broken up while those sill II
existence and worth having have given to e. God
Guntbcr for instance the republicans and the
pies Syracuse Union organization joining issue elected h
but Alas this undoubtedly valuable ally hal
unanimously endorsed g. Godfrey dunther
The gentleman viii be supported, Is NATURAL ron
his descent and popularity BY unprecedented large Der
vote he will split the Irish vote In twain between him
self Fernando Wood the national Americans conss
eny for other OF the three candidates but him
republicans will drop the shoddy csnddste the young
with whom g. Godfrey Gunther associated as
fifteen years. win all 60 for him; and old
Tafnmany will rally around him. and tender him most
enthusiastic and unique support
Mr. Wood will be beaten awfuy and Mr. Opdyke crushed
between the upper and neither milestone
c. Godfrey 0unher WILL beyond all peradvcnturc be or
next Mayor