The New York herald., 1863-11-05
THE RESULT IN NEW YORK.

heads and tho Fate Of tho Regency
The CaYses OF the Rcsult-Who II Re-
sp0nsibfc-Tho Operations OF shc Dem .
cratic Factions-Thsir Ignorance Of the
issues OF tho Hour-Svhat IL ~ be
Donc-Tho Masses to InaugQrace tho
Presidential Campaign at 0nce-The
Regency shop Closed, &c., sc.
The agony The election has taken place. and is
like the handle OF jug--a side. The political
battle has been fought the Empire sate and the resul.
Is before The copperheads, under the lead Of the
two Woods, hoxo been routed, horse, foot and ar
tlery What few Of tho "pcace at my price''
Iiozartors could manage 70 escape during the
fight have gonc mp Salt river, to join their friend
va,landyham who has bcen there some time preparing
winter quarters. The rammanytes are out on parole.
The Albany Re en ITO usc the expression Of Brigham
Yoing-"has gone TO Hell cros'ots. ooh, what fall s
here my countrymenP
There must be for all this. Where shall we
look for MP The people in voting this fail have precisely
tho object In view that hey had last fall when they
elected Seymour by handsome majority. This position
we believe man can gainsay. The question is easily
answered. The Of the people understood 1t and
appreciated IT, In walking through OF principal
streets yesterday chanced 10 enter into converse
ton with three Or four active democrats. We asked
one how no liked. the result. Gan well enough;
just wo all might expect from the dickering, slip.
shoddy nothing policy Of our leaders, they continue
rs they have done, and Governor Seymour drifts along
without any policy, talking and not acting, the state will
20 hundred and fifty thousand minority next year
against us." We met another character somewhat
noted 10 the democratic party. To the inquiry be
replied, "Sorved right for sating with tho copper.
heads OF Mozart" The third democrat replied "that
the democracy had been trying to play half rascal and
had got whipped out OF their boots 10 pay for
hair hA.-- lnan 7 yead Cav
mour's speech a. tho Cooper Institute in the paper
the next morning ] said 10 my family that
that speech would reduce tho democratic vote
in New York and Brooklyn ten thousand. Hc talked
about war, but had t covered up and mixed In with
other trash that the people could not his ne point
The people want this rebellion, said he, put down.
They have found that Seymour win always talk, and
accomplish anything They have, therefore, con-
ciGded TO vote for person who docs sm.hng effect
I've onoe In a whilo against the rcbes
How much there may he N the given BY tho
above three democrats No OF tho change in
this State wo leave the people to say. That tho
democracy have iast stbis sta,e-fooled away .
golden opportunity-by not being able 70 CON-
prehcud tho real issues OF the CANVASS the
feeling Of the people, Is certain We consider that this
whole matter Ia in nutshell The Albany Regency do
understand the great ssnes Of the tines They have
been aouudering about ever since the commenced
They educated In the old school OF politics. and
wholly unable to raise themselves up 10 tbs cxgences
OF tho times. They To think parties be
run now they before the rebellion Under this
idea thoy bill and with the copperhcads Of Mozart.
place the latter equality and after thus insulting the
good Of the people. nominate ticket and expect
tho peop,o TO elect Il. sca M impudencc with which
the present lenders OF e aam0cra party this city
treat the pcopc But -rG how the PEOPLE hurl 1t
back into their faces.
In ordinary times, at least before the rebellion
mcncod tho defeat the a this that party
had but little eject upon tho private iierest OF tho
nasscs only those looking f0r patron
age. But are now engaged In q monster var,
which, ts operations Affects 'a insrst Of every house
holi IN the land. There y ro snily but In way
fcc s 1t is therefore the great question and the
subject that above all other rests upon their minds
They arc constantly trying sec how ia going to DO
brought to end. They locking forward aoxiously
looking forward, to the time when they shan be
roiovcd Of vs. blrihens. Tho Aibny Regency,
unable comprehend this, continue their management
and pincaying IN tho old fashioned way Not under.
standing this feeling the people have managed tho
party ,hn, they have again. In 1890 slaughtered u,
AMI left but bcggary few for a nucleus 10 rally en-
again.
last year the RsTency and 80 tsinocsais managers
had organ. We gave them ideas conduct the cam.
paign. After considerable lroublo they adopted them,
and crowned their Efforts mo result was one OF
the greatest victories known In this State; but
they their they began 10 fool away
their victory One set o tho democracy boagh, up the
bones Of defunc, republican paper called the World
and made organ Of H. Another sct revived the Daily
Noos silly p2crhead sheet. and between the two
gans. with their silly twaddc, they have mae
able botch Of II. The leaders have been completely
bcftsgcd by their orsans that we doubt very much
they able 10 tell whether they ssoot or on horse.
back by tho ignorance and folly Of tno Albany Regency
the falkland do nothing policy Of Governor ssymour their
bob nobbns with tho coppcrhcads nosu and incomps
ency Of the democratic leaders In general tho party
mot with Waterloo dosai, and win have be rsorsan.
xed before anything can be dono nov.
The Of the people far ahead OF their party
leaders, and this Ia The time for them iaks hold and
move In tho matter. The nisgerheads we're demolished
last year and tho copperheads III . mo republicans ad
NIT that their organization smashed 70 pieces. They
have already assumed n the present demo-
cratic organization h not enecualy smashed ais,
~ y lime that was. Party obligations no longer
sccm 70 be binding upon any one; and thi 10 lbe ap-
proprists time 70 prepare for the fuiure--shs time
TO strike as sectaa blow and nn,sh The var and secure
control 10 the next Presidential election. rhs re-
pubcans hare declared their intentions 70 prepare A
for she contest d 1864. fs, the rank and ns on
ihe other sds. also. In doing % Il IA mocvtsps
that all The Old party organ zatop tnksns shops party
naebIDes, broken or whole, should bs abandoned I.
,he duty q the pscpe so move Lot the politicians
take care u themselves. An party machines should bc
smasbsd. Tho only way now lcf h fcv the people 10
meet In their Assembly dstrs towns or yards adop,
. war platform, and nominate ther favorite candidate
sss man IN ons place. n be = not liked other bcatss
let them nominate else for the Presidency the
sane - ws done when Jerersn and Jackson were
elected rhsy suoud bear IN mind that ~ Dccessary
- should BE- militiry nsn. 10 10 . military ques-
s'oo ihas TO b decided tina pol,cai oos We
nave And snossh of pslih@ ldcas in u washinson
sha' now wanted marary mind a, the had of
scaiss