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

heads and tho Fate OF tho Regency
The Causes OF tho Result-WhO II Re-
sp0Mstbfc-Tho Operations OF thc Demo
cratic Factions-Thsir Ignorance of tho
issues OF tho Hour-Svhat 10 to be
Donc-Thc Masses TO InaugQrace tho
Presidential Campaign NJ 0nce-The
Regency Shop Closed, &C., Sc.
The agony The election has taken place, and 10
like the handle Of jugall side. The political
battle has been fought the Empire State, and the result
before Tho copperheads, under the lead Of tho
two Woods, hnwo been routed, horse, foot and
tillery. What few OF tho "peace at any price"
Mozariers could manage 10 escape during the
fight have gono up Salt river, TO join their friend
valandlyham who has been there time preparing
winter quarters. The Tammanyites out parole.
The Albany Re sen ITO the expression OF Brigham
Yo ing-shas gone TO Hell cross,ots. OOH what fall is
hero my countrymenl"
There must be carso for all this. Where shall We
look for P Tho people voting this fall precisely
the object in view that they 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 and
appreciated II. In walking through OF principal
streets yesterday, chanced 10 onter into
tion with three 9r four active democrats. We asked
one how he liked the result. can well enough
just as wo all might expect from the dckerng, slip.
shoddy donothng policy Of our leaders, they continue
they have done, and Governor Seymour drifts along
without any policy, talking and not acting, the state viii
20 hundred and Hfty thousand minority next year
against u.s." We another character somewhat
noted in the democratic party To the inquiry be
replied "sorved right for alnatng with tho copper
heads OF Mozart.p The third democrat replied ",hat
the democracy had been trying to play half rascal and
had got whipped out OF their boots TO pay for
their treachery" Continued he:-"When I read Sey.
mour's speech Al 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 He talked
about war, but had covered up and mixed In with
other that the people could not his ne point
Tho people want this rebellion" said he, "put down.
They have found that Seymour win always Iaik and
accomplish anything. They have, therefore,
cgded to vote for person who docs s1m.hlng effect
i've once in whle against the rcbels "
How maNh there may IN the reasons given by the
above three democrats the OF change In
this State leave FOR the people to say That tho
democracy have lost sthis sta,e--fooIcd away q
golden opportunity-by not being able 70 CON-
prehcnd the real issues OF the canvass or the
feeling Of the people, Is certain. We consider that this
whole matter h In q nutshell The Albany Regency do
understand the great ssnes Of the times They have
been laundering about ever since the war commenced
wholly unable TO raise themselves up n tbs exgcncIes
OF tho times. They 10 think that parties be
run now as they were before the rebellion. Under this
idea they bill and COO with the copperheads Of Mozart,
place the latter equality and, after thus insulting the
good Of the people, nominate ticket and expect
tho people to elect Il. sc ih mpudencc with which
the present lclders OF TIE eoegac party in this city
treat the rcopo But agG seo tho people hurl
back iuto their faces.
In ordinary times, at least before the rebellion
mcnced the defes. the q this or that party
had little eject upon tho private interest Of tho
masses only those who looking out Tor patron
age. pu, engaged in monster var,
which in It's operations Affects t OF every house
holi IN the lind. There " rot family bat In way
feels s eecs 1t therefore the great question and the
subject that above all other upon their minds.
They constantly trying to how Ia going TO DO
brought end. They locking forward, aoxiousy
looking forward to the time when they shal be
relieved OF iis blrlhcns. Tho Albany Regency,
unable TO comprehend this, continue their management
and pire'aying tho old fashioned way. Not under
standing this feeling tho people have 90 managed tho
party that They havo again, In 1860, slaughtered 1t,
and left but beggarly few for nncleus 10 rally
again.
Last year tho Ro'cncy and t'o ignocfais managers
had organ. We gave them ideas conduct cam
paign. After considerable trouble they adopted lhem
SUCCESS crowned their eor Tno result was one OF
the greatest victories known In ths State; but
they their they began 10 fool away
their victory. Of tho democracy bought up
bonos Of defunct republican paper oaliod the World
and made organ OF IT, Another set revived the Daily
Nuos, silly ppcrhead sheet, and between tho
gans, with their silly twadde they have mao miscr.
able botch Of II. The leaders have beon completely
bcfsSgcd by their oEgans that doubt very much II
Me .snft~ hath sI.~
back ny tho ignorance and folly Of Albany Regency
the falkland donoshng policy Of Governor seymour their
bob nobbng With the coppcrhcads Of uox and ncompe
tency the democratic leaders In general tho party
met with Waterloo dcseat and win have bs rsorgan-
lied before anything can DO done now.
The Of the people far ahead their party
leaders, and this 10 the tme for them take hold and
tho matter Tho niegcrheads wore demolished
last year and the oopperheads th h Tho republicans Ad.
nit that their organization Ia smashed 10 pieces They
have already assumed anew nAme n tho present demo-
cratic organization h not eneolually smashed ais,
"a Time that u vas. Party obligations no longer
secm 70 bs binding upon any one; and thh Tho ap.
propriats time 70 prepare for the fuiure-shs time
10 strike an sectual blow and nnsh tho war and secure
control Ia the ncxi Presidential election. The re-
publoans have declared their 10 prepare n
for the contest d 1894 IL, tho rank and Ole on
tho other side; Also In doing % u II important
that all the Old party zaton tnksrng shops party
naebiScs, broken or whole. should bs abandoned IL
Tho duty of the psops 70 Let tho politicians
take care u themselves. An party mschnss should be
smashed. Tho only way left Ia for the people 10
meet thsr Assembly districts, towns or yards ndop,
war platform, and nominate their favorite candidate
enc man n ono place. be liked other hcaIiIc-
let thsm somina,s else for Presidency tho
same vas done vhsn Jegerscn and Jackson ~ers
elected they ruouId bear in mind that IA "a pec~ss,ry
hs should be . military nan. n s . military qses-
too ihas = to b. decided thaa political vs
have had enough of voliIhai dcas IN sw wahnston:
What now wanted nHary niud AZ the had u
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