The New York herald., 1861-10-11
THE FALL CAMPAIGN.

Coalition OF Parties nd nj Org lie
cations Ina New York-Rcsult sf tho
Labors OF the Republican, Mozart, Tame
many and tho Union Organizations
The Union Conference st No. las Broadi-
4way-The Germans Waking Up-A New
Peoples Organization In the Field
Their Platform-Names or Candidates
Placed I'm Nomination, Sc.
The politicians OF all parties have improved every
ment Of time thus far this week. Caucusss and
tions have been held 1t all hours the day and nght
bargains have been made, broken and rsade; delegates
have been purchased BY candidates for occ with al tho
cooness that butcher purchases his beef mt Bulls Head
and the fate Of tho city turned upon such transactions
The great events Of this week have been the moet-
ing Of the Mozart and TMnmany County Conven-
tons-the former Monday night and the latter
Tuesday evoning. The Mozart machine well
oiled good trim the slate had been arranged so
far Offices concerned put through without
any exertion and everything on harmoniously Tho
managers, not dceming prudent fos them nominate
m entire ticket on that evening" applied the brakes and
postponed further achn until next Monday evening Tho
fsmmany machine was not in good trim having two
sets Of wouldbc managers trying TO pull Is opposite d
rcctons there nice little struggle, and trial Or
strength somewhat Interesting TO look upon to say the
EAST The warriors, braves and saches Of ancient but
somewhat dilapidated Tammany were divided
inso two tribes, and had boen spending o.
veral days preparing their forces for a general
struggle for the control and the occupancy Of the sd
wigwa. revred for It's past associations and for being
once the headquarters Of the big Indians in tho days
when ammany sachems sat around the council fires
bearing the marks OF ability and conducting them.
selves with the dignity worthy Of important characters
These tribes were known the " Ring" and anti
Ring and the result showed that neither had much
advantage Of the other in numbers The struggle first
yyas d,ub ff,l and
knives and tomahawks during the contest revealed
. struggle that exceled any former contests among
the Indians Of Tammany. As soon, however, tho
noise and confusion died away 1t was seen that
The !" Ring" had come on victorious and gained
possession of the Old Wgwam with all papers and the
big soa The antRng" party fought the last boldly
maintaining their ground but finally forced to yeld
and Tammany the spot turned to the tender
mercies Of the Aldermnc Ring which has for long time
past been struggling for the control The promises that
were made, the solid arguments used the spois divided
and to be distributed among the vctos to bring about
this result we leave for others to imagine considering il
only duty to record the the Adermanc Ring
u now In full possession Of the wgwam the other
side are engaged barying their dead.
Two Of the Union organizations have completed their
anominaticnsnamely, the Twenty third street and the
Taxpayers Union. meeting OF the Conference Com
mitee OF these numerous organizations was held on
way. The meeting secret, and all outside bar
barians excluded, in order that what they did
should be kept profound secret But no sooner did
the delegates emerge from their room into the
ua than they themselves by their upon the
proceedings, furnished all the information that was de-
sired by the reporters. The Fifth avenue organiza.
rton represented by Royal Phelps Geo. F. Ta,lman
A witthaus and James b. Nicholson; the St. Nicholas
by Otis y. Swan, W. L. Solomon, P. Holt Albert Mat
thcws, M. Gallatn, Banker and Guerncy; the Twenty
'third street by Messrs Hayemeyer Tucker Maybury.
Afuichings, stiman, Ketchum, Wagner and Told; the
Taxpayers Union by James W Beekman, Ely, II. J. Hart
Rogers, Mead, Livingston and wedgcwood. Mr.. Deck
man occupied the chair, and Messrs Wedgewood and
Eacker acted secretaries They took regard
o candidates. owing to the fact that the Chairman of the
Fifth avenue Committee and two Of his associates were
absent. Several communications received which
called forth animated discussion from Messrs Mat
tthews Swan, Phelps Hutchngs, Livingston Wedgewood
and Hart Among the communications from tho
Conference Committee appointed by the Republican Cou
ty Convention asking to be admitted to their councils
and it upon this that the debate principally had
IT was however, decided that committee from any Of
rtho regular political organizations from the rcpub.
ican, Mozart or Tammany-sheuld be admitted to their
meetings and letter ordered to be sent to the repub
can committee notifying them Of that fact The conference
then adjourned to meet at the Everett House Monday
evcnng next at eight O'Clock when ticket will be agreed
upon There general good feeling among the dele
gaes present. and general expression that there would
BIO no trouble to harmonize and unite on one ticket.
The Germans, it seems have got their backs up in re-
gard to the Union in this city, Their special
point Of offence is that they have not been recognized In
the formation Of any Of the nominating committees
Meetings were held on Wednesday night in eighteen
WARDS at which speeches made. and the Union or
ganizatons cassed Know Nothing concerns Delegates
wesealso elected 70 central organization 70 meet at
TO this their action will have telling effect upon
the res 1T Of the coming election. They claim be for
the uaon and we may therefore have another addition
TO the numerous organizations in the field
We have discovered another political organization
last review under the tito Of "Nationa Union Allies"
But little is known Of their movements strength but
rumor has 1t that they number thousands Their pro-
gramme is to wait until after the nominations all
made AMI then inerrogate the candidates. and II those
nominated 90 not subscribe to their doctrine they will
nominate their own candidates The officers OF this organ
izaon wo are informed are Chas C. Leigh Ninth ward
tary. The following is their PLATFORM
We, the undersigned, assocating ourselves politically
FOR the support Of true democratic principles in our
ernmenal policy, do hereby declare readiness TO
ignore all political issues Of the past and organ
We "Thc National Union Allies, for the furtherance
l. The vigorous prosecution Of against seoessonss
sunder the constitution.
Q Infexblo opposition 10 all attempts at compromise
Involve I'd any COmplclty tIe tcuo-
,ra governments with slavery, to any protection
recognition Of savory on the soil Of our American
republic
g. The conscation Of all property owned by traitors
rebels and sympath1ers with secession such confisca
tion under the strict letter OF the constitution extend
ng to the crops usuructs rents and profits pertaining
to ands now possessed by secessonsts, or by sympa
thizers with them.
A. The liberation and emancipation Of all persons held
in scrvtude by secossionsts and the colonization
thereafter possible Of such persons in Central
America Eayti other locality, not In the United
States
s. The manumission and emancipation Of all children
who may be born after tho year 1861 Of persons held to
cnattc service by Unionists in the souhern States
that natural increase Of slavery shall be checked at
and forever all loss damage to Union arising
thcrecm 10 be comp nsatcd for out of the proceeds Of
property rebel hands conscatcd out of fund to
be created by law for the purpose.
g. The banislment of slave labor forever, that
country shall be henceforth white mans country
I. Tho assertion and maintenance of the doctrine
ciaed by President Monroe, which declares that Eu-
ropean Power ought to be permitted to meddlo with the
future politics &c our American continent.
8. The establishment, az soon as practicable after
tho restoration CT peace Of ample railroad communica
tions with the PacaC States, and the reservation OF
adequate force from present armies, 70 bc employed
semniltary aborers IN the construction OF Pacific
Railroad and other necessary pubic works, that pro-