The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-10
TIE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
THE HUAI0RS OF THE CANVASS.

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The Cheating on the Day OF Election
How Judges Hoffman and Woodruff
were Dcreatcd-Thc Trades and Bargains
for Lynch--The Defeat OF Charlick-The
Game Played In the Fifth Senatorial
Observation-Disclosures or the FEindoos--
Young Sold Dat by Mozart--Haviags Of
Greeley and Williamson Over the De-
feat OF Brown-The Part PInyc In the
Election by the Broadway Railroad
phiiosophcrs--Nlovetn for the Ma or
atty, &C., sc.
The election, abont which much has been said ana
done by politicians Is at ongth over the noise Of the
battle has ceased, and the smoke died away. Ali have
now tho privilege of walking tho battle field aud
taking Wow Of the killed and woundeda task that wo
have performed for special We found
many curositics that have concluded give them
20 the public, under the humors Of tho campagu We
found In our tremp many political warrior, who went
INTO the fight marshaiing his hos and confident of
lying stretched out upon the ground cold sti
the last spark of political lie having departed Others
lay bleeding and grooming under tho effects Of thor
wounds their eyes closed and wearing the general sp
pearance that their political life about TO end yet
from their CHASTITY and paed lips tho expression In
doicfui tones "cheaug, cheating, cheating "cheat
ing
That expression did not from tho chiefs warriors
and captains Of any particular side, but heard
from the lips of those engaged every side of the
test Men engaged in the ranks Of The successful wei
the defeated armies u,tering from their gas,y
lps in sepuichrai tones that singular word "chettng
Everywhere turned directed steps the same
sound heard; it cheating, cheating. everywhere
Fostering of these dying up easy posi-
tion AMI wettng his lips with little from
tesn he revived sufficiently to tell his story and from
him gained enough 10 furnish clue the OK.
preston Cheating that greeted us everywhere.
Invent into this battle, said he, as judge. was
nominated by all the regular and irregular parties save
poor old Tammany Being endorsed by all the
Union parties, the republican and Mozart,
considered my election paid my ass S.
nsnt for printing the Mozart and republican
tickets and my sha for distributing them and dealing
them out Of the Mozart boxes Five hundred thousand
tickets sent by the managers showing
that the ticket was all straight. The finally came
that myself and colleague had been sod and spurious
tackes to be dealt out from the boxes. We nqnir
Cd At headquarters and assured that such Thing
contemplated. Others called and received the same
reply. On Monday friends to make things doubiy
sure called at the printing Office where the tickets had
boon ordered to be printed. to see II everything
straight. They called for tickets were shown
pile Of few hundred all that they had printed The
question asked why they had printed moreY The
reply that they had received orders not 10
print any more with tho names OF Hoffman and
Woodruff upon them. Who gave them this order 7
10 this there reply. This at once showed
THAT there 4 high hand OF cheating going
en- In Mozart Hail. To this work an order was
given fer SO many thousand Mozart tickets to be print
cd as nominated they were to be done four coek
On Monday afternoon AT four NJ they were called for
But no tickets The reply that they would done
ct six p b. At six the person again called The tickets
wero not DONE but were promised at eight r. H. Eight
O'Clock came and still tickets printed BY this
time our eyes were opened but II too late to remedy
the evil Tho election day and passed without the
names Of Judges Hoffman and Woodruff being dealt on, Of
the Mozart boxes, although nominated by that organiz
Zion and having paid their it.. The Tam
many warriors being supported by the protested friends
OF Woodr un and Hoffman, the last two gentlemen wcfe
Stabbed in the house of their proiessed friends aud we
Sound them among the arst victims on tho battle
held And here was cheating, But why, we asked
was this treachery prnctsedY The reply came in slow
and measur ed accents. There was a warrior who ran
Away from one battle that the Aiozsrters loved more
Than al tho rest BY cheating us and taking their
embrace Mcneil AMI Barbour he could gain STRENGTH
snou9n as .hsy suposcd 70 carry that particular
for thrn eh, and so HotIma and Woodruff sold
Mozart to b neht Lynch.
Passing on little further met private who was
weeping Asking the OF his grief we re told that
his y end had multgaged his farm SOM thousands
for the support Of Mozart nominated by that party
bat defeated.
a little b. left saw an ambulance bearing away
the dea hoy Of an officer We inquired the Cause Of his
death, and received the reply, cheating lie was Tam
many officer, working with m.n supposed to
DO true, but BIO found that his associate officer
had turned six hundred men in the Twelfth ward
over 10 his enemy, and here votes taken from
Tweed and given 10 Lynch Again. the friends Of some
Of our judges who preferred Lynch 10 our gallant ield
onlcer Tweed voted for Lynch and thus all that have
lei Is Iweeds political dead body, he having died from
cheating
Our attention was next attracted by the meanings Of
squad OF soldiers marked Seventh Senatorial regiment
om Them we managed 10 obtain the following story -
The cartridges to be used the day Of battle by tho
Mozart forces Of division were sent to us to he IRE
Pared They done up aud forwarded to one of the
Ads do camp in the Mozart army. BY some mishap we
have stcc learned that those bundles true
material On the outside OF the bundles we have told
were tbs two ballots marked James Lynch entire
midds of each bundle about enhs each were
marked VIM. Tweed The result u that charged
with doing that work and the bal with our special mark
taken OCT and Connolly inserted in their place aud ed by
our own friends without knowing it; and here was
double cheating, resulting in the election Connolly
senator and kllg, or seriously woundng all the fol-
lowers OF Chafck
From this story of cheating wendell our way TO that
portion Of the battle field occupied by the Fnh Sena.
torai division Of the Mozart army This division was
led into the battle by youfg officer Of the true metal
but before the engagement commenced he had been in
formed that CERTAIN General in Japane
And Hackley battles had money in thousands, and Al.
though hghting the Mozart army, had through some
agency secured the good will of the leaders Mozart
ranks and the forces Of the young General Of the Mozart
10 CTS 10 DO transferred. we the fight.
Gays the private under leader ndent Of success
until we found that cartridges being dealt out by
express riders from extra forces marked Rgnlar and
thus some of our men cheated and fired the
wrong bullet. These false cartridges were dealt out
OF extra boxes marked "Regular Mozart for the express
purpose OF staying our General and carrying the Jana
nese ohcer through. Thus leader Cozans wi, Sc
career al Albany was popular one-and the only thing
that made him any enemies there his persist EN- ana
staishiorward stand at all times tor his partyMzart
aga list all others-woandcd by the men whom he had
sevea ana ~ whose behalf he had gained all the unpo
puia ~ that he dill possesscheatiug him TO help Lynch
and the japanese General
Wine aadng lempating lbe ingratitade Of repab-
lies along came a luhilant party carrying Japapese
pannsr They tauntmgly rema ked the defeated sol
ders under CoZans, ''four General had the talent and
pluck, hut We had the money, and that aiways wins
Upwards OF h,een tho dollars Of Japanese goa and
hackley cptract silver has been EXPENDED by oar
leader on his forces, and Of course wonwhe would
not under such circumstances god always wins
against tilent.' There baud Of Hiudoos or dark
-nierps, or Ms some call them, know Nothil ysp who
stood looking on with their mouths wide open: our lead.
er knew what hey wanted, and stopped the nput ls
with japanese gof aal they jouod division They
COS, Us y dollars per head but that cheap soeag
hn. have the battle, and the Eat Jobs al Albany
are now onen 10 u.s. Yes said pher speaker 81 stood
by box all day and dealt out the money with one hand
aud tho ballots with the other; bat I was finally
driven from my position by the piucky followers Of
rozlns, bt COM ensated by triumph elsewhere
Inus, Alr. Cozans cheated by Mozart and Cornell the