The New York herald., 1862-10-03
CITY POLlTIC S

EnOrts 20 Rcunttc the TIA mmany and
Mozart Factions-Thc Spoils the Great
Obstacle-Thc Mozart, Tammany, Rent
payers and JcHersoninn Committees in
Council.
The example set by tie Democratic State Convention
in erecting fusion between divided forces or the
democracy upon tine State ticket has to the iuausu
ration Of similar policy in this city. The Mozart and
Tammany factions represented by their leaders, have
been coquetting and dayng with each other for the
past few days, with view to annuling the divorce
which has so long kept them asunder. The peace
makers were as follows Senator b. Connolly john E.
DeyeliR, VIM. b. Miner, f. c. Mcconnell and Emanuel b.
Hart, on the behalf M Of Iamm'ny Hail. Hal eXMayor Wood
Lockwood, Of the Second ward and NJ Harrison, Of tho
Fifteenth ward, on behalf of Mozart Hall.
Several deliberations have been had by these parties
but without cilectng any satisfactory settlement The
original idea was to divide the nominations equally
one surrogate aud an odd number Assembymen TO be
| eectea IT was act fosnd quite easy to agree.
met oaar ~ voon Yesterday afternoon the conference
e. asan az lammany Hall, but could not arrange mat
lers on any more satisfactory basis, SO the follow ing
resolution was adopted IN despair
hesoived lhat finding 1t impractcable to unite the
general committees at this time but that believing a
union can and Should be made upon candidates. we
nereoy recommend that faction be taken by the
General Committee, whom We represent or b, the iomi
htihg conventions which may be created by their
lon as WIZ thoroughly and completely unite the de-
ocracy or the county upon the several candidates to
DC voted for at the ensuing elections.
Inst nght the parisans q the many branches OF Gnc
oecide upon the above important subject.
THE TAMMANY HALL GENERAL COMMITTEE
TINES ABOUT THE OLD COAL HOLE.
Tammany Hall was the OF the widest excitement
last evening" owing to the meeting OF the General Com
mttee TO consider important business Immense crowds
were gathered together inside and outside the hail. the
lobby, barroom, and stairs, forming as beautiful
collection OF the ruff and Of the metropolis as could
well De assembled oh any occasion.
The scene presented recalled the old days when Tam
os nor OH Gri, Lrs
and muscle circulated in every direction In fact
the excitement was so fearfuly intense that
preserve the peace. Jaer services were soon called
into request Heated dis 1ussons had been going on all
the evoning about the candidates for Office the coming
campaign But the Chief interest seemed to centre in
the rival claims OF Boole aud Connolly The Senator had
MS party strong and eager for the fray The Alder
man was not behind hand but mustered his reainers by
the scorchne, strapping fellows with upturned sleeves
and significant red shirts that told Of former battles and
hard earned aurels About eleven O'Clock anti.Con.
molly man made bold TO declare that there we're many
young democrats better fitted for Office than either
Boole or Connolly. He did not believe in al
erins from both Connolly and Bollc me- men Blows vs.
soon followed, and next the Metropolitans with their
clubs appeared ON the sccne and charged upon the
cited crowd. The execution terrific Bruised heads
broken noses and worse wounds dealt thick and
iaet until the bcgerents were driven into the street in
disorder renewal Of the fight was not attempted for
the rest OF the evening.
The session Of the committee was very heightened At
twelve O'Clock (midnight) recess was had, without
much business having been transacted. Precisely what
was done did not transpre but 1t was known that the
inspectors for the primary elections being appoint
ed, and hence the delay ana troubles.
At one O'Clock this morning the committee had not yet
adjourned and the crowd about the Hall great
ever.
THE MOZART HALL coNaIrME.
Tho General Committee OF this organization met at No
zart Hall at hapast O'Clock, Mr. Benjamin Ray
the chair The attendance was full aud the proceedings
quite larmonious The maIp business was tho con
sderGg OF the report Of the 4mmtce appointed 70 con-
fer with similar committee from fammany Hall relative
TO fusion the city and county Offices. The committee
were instructed TO continue their conference ard invested
with full power to arrange the basis OF union with Tam
many Hall on the coming nominations tx Mayor Wood
made stirring speech and the Convention adjourned in
the best or humor.
THE DEMOCRATIC JEPFERsoNIAS AND RENT-rAYERs
GENERAL COMMITTEES
also held meetings last hight--the former at Wrights
Hotel aud the latter al the Cooper Institute similar
course to that adopted by Mozart Hail pursued by
these two organizations. Committees TO confer with
their sister orlanzaton with view to HARMONIOUS &C.
tion, were appointed and clothed with full power.