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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
RICHMOND COUNTY CoPPgRHEAps REBUKED.

ON Thursday evening u Dcmocri'ic raiiheatioh
meeting was held o, Bulls Head Mortified, staten
Island in the Of which the most violent copper
bead sentiments expressed by the speakers one OF
them Judge Of Tompkins County. going 50 lar as 10
laud yalaud CHAM 10 The Skies as one q tie martyrs
10 the cau,e Of civil and religious liberty Aier the
more disoya portion o! the asscnbase had their say
some Of the old fashioned Democrats present Disguised
with the trcasonabe character Of the sentiments ad'
| vanccd. presented Capt james Wood to the meeting
as one ~ the speakers. The Captain. who Is a blnn
hearty fellow who believes In sustaining the Govern
ueni whether Il IL Of bis choosing not, very bnnty
told tie asscnhagc that II hat they had been listening
10 vas Democracy then he did recognize the stripe
81 b.,-.d % M. ---aoo,a ....i"'.s a. "". '"en
conpany Nov the Captain Is q member Of the Demo
cratic Central Committee OF the county and has been
one of tie most active workers In the party or many
years holding In addition the trust % Finance Com
tni,,ccman OF course such bold ayowal Of his want
Of sympnthy with traitors 10 his country called down
upon the Captains head very fierce shower Of abuse
and be was .iigmhtlkcd Black Republican. =
Niger Worshipcr" etc. However. be bore al this
clamor very cooly. and when the tumult
had somevha, subsidized frankly said: 4 Gen
temcn am Democrat. / believe In
sustaining the legitimate Government Of my country
more especially when IL Is assaed by armed treason
seeking for ts overthrow. At such time feel that
IL il ny duty stand by tie Administration elected by
tho people no Utter whether IL be- that Of Abe Lin
coin John Brown or anybody else provided be legal
y aad cons,itutionAlly chosen Of the people
There were great many expressions OF dissatsfae
ton AZ this fralk ayownl; but there were also some
cheers from the better class of Democrats who don't
gard defeat at the polls an excuse foT revolution.
Tonight tho Copperheads meet at Richmond to read
Capt. Wood out OF the party but unless they make
haste they may ind that thy have party left 10 eXpe
him from 1hs is one OF the siraws which indicate the
disntc grafton which is rapidly taking place IN the Dem
ocraic ranks. The loyal falling into the
Union line rapidly they realize the drift Of the
called Democratic party While the Coppcrhcads are
consistently consignng themselves TO political perdi
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
From snm Frnnci.co- Mexican News.

NAN FNANtIsCO, 7 Inlay t0' %, IHbL
Arrived ships Princes nom New iors : & Grant nom
Boston, Russian steamer hbcack, from Slnnshae
An mcondlary fire burned a considerable por-
ton Of Auburn Placer County yesterday including the
Empire Hotel Loss $4,000, Insurance 5000
Dates have been received from the City Of Mexico up
To Oct. L.
4 conspiracy against the Imperial Government had
been discovered and large number II accused persons
had been imprisoned some shots and other, sent 10
Martinique
The press was free in commenting on the refusal of
Minister Corwin 10 hold interview with the Prov islonal
Government and also on his negleons join IN the
festivities celebrating the birthday OF Napoleon.
The forces Of Juarol were daily Increasing, and 1900
troops were between Quoretarn and san Luis.
Guerrllas increasing and the adholenis OF Juarcz
seemed as determined ever 10 resist the French To
the last extremity.
The opinion prevailed that large French reinforce
mcns would be necessary 10 complete tue subugation
OF the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

Whichever the result OF next weeks election,
we shall regret that judge EMoTT did not per-
nit BIZ friend. to present him az candidate ior
reflection. He H. 20 emincntly capable, worthy,
and popular, that his name would have been
tower of strength, and We think he had hardly
a moral right 10 withhold it. Every other
Judge Of our highest courts whose term expires
Cor the current year Is mp ior rcelection-ncary
every one with a moral certainty of success. II
would have had AN excellent more! effect to
have had them all run and all reelected. The
great mass of the people want capable, upright
Judges, and will vote for such if they have II
chance. And even if Judge T.. had been
beaten bis vote would have been d very large
one, and the consciousness of having served his
country and his friends by running should have
amply consoled him.
But Judge EMoTr has declined, and the only
practcal choice lies between GRANVILLE i.
jerks and Joseph +. Darnard. Mr.. jerks IL
one of the first lawyers al the Brooklyn bar;
Mfr. Barnard is brother Of our Judge George
G. Barnard. We defy any truthful Democrat
in the District to say that he believes Joseph i.
wonld now be in nomination for the Supreme
Court if he had not been George d.'s brother
And the latter has not an atoir more law
or integrity than Is required to ell one seat
on the bench of the Supreme Court with credit
Mr. .Jenkss nomination was not bought; II
was not even sought; it came to him
because Mr.. Gilbert Ga Democracy refused
TO run Nobody can say augbt against
Mr., Jeuks hpt lat w II u Bealhlicsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
THE CIOVEN FOOT.

The n. y. Timo reports Democratic
meeting recently held AZ Chester, Orange Coun'
~, whereai DANIEL u. ST. Jons. the Copper
head nominee for Secretary OF State, presided,
ard II wa
Rs,oifss Thri Aloli'ionsm II tho mother 81 Scccs
Sion nId Tie rrPonrh.' cause o. our present d1hi
ollticf
g,,ofr,d That reg - dsurfos ead n rsrlfg unIn0rs
10 ~ Gssriiaiipn rfra arrfffs ~ HMfs .
RrstireS 1fat 30 our judgment nr fnior "iR not %
sf.s,f4 ~ r1Tr rar aif' sl'is ffffdfas Nsff Thar
TIE fuley slirh lrTg. t!firs crfnsfact lIdfcds "i
II. 10 rrrfofr drsfruys The lives II hundreds ~ thou
sands ~ a4r ou citizens ant Ills the Land with wld
be- % tie = aiadu ihc Instincts - humanity
That hruic force j. not calculated 70 win back the
Confederate States.
RsfsIf,d Tiai ~ osiy fsisAion spoken ~ and pro.
gdrf for n iie Consultation ~ he nted states 8, ons
orrarrr, g. ii' ~ Sfs and The nuihufiiy Of The
President and Cor refs 90 put down such rebellion bs
frrf r. fetralf1f tfo4 mf dSTSHf ~ re- l.. fidiHre
" ma s's ~ ~ ftr GorerHnr risH ~ LgsLflr, f.
raf ia ffsirn AID that if mode and manner ~ putting
dos 90 dispsl.g ~ 90 other febcions belong 90 the
l.o.le in ilr.r sovereign capacity.
Rssarsf lat fs import u As abosc friHciplss 80
rA .ir, sand rapport Q, "a, HoaiHss' y ~ Ifloe
roo ~ 30 Tars made Convention u Albany on the
4tA day - september.
Mr. 81 John, having been a Wing Of DID,
may not know that the above isnot Democratic;
but the old Jackson Democrats Of Orange
who remember Old IIickory's Proclamation
aga.nrt tie Nallilcr., know that either that was
a bogus article or h.s IL. The two are a. oppo-
site A. light and darkness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

The CORPS D'HOYNEUR.-A regiment OF in
valid soldiers which has been designated the "Tentf
Regiment Invalid Corps" has been organized In thn
city, under the direction Of Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal. General Nugcnt, and been detailed by Col
Rush. Aid to Gen. Fry for duty in the southern dviS
ion Of New York" The regiment numbers at present
six companies Of nvads Of the first battalion and fouI
companies Of the second battalion 1t Is commanded
By Col D. p. Dewitt and Lieut. Col. Pierre Z. Kane.
The Major Is not yet appointed. Another regiment
now In course Of organization will also be assigned Il
duty in this city and vicinity and all other invalid sol
ders in excess Of the number required will be conso
dated with other organizations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

BY some mismanagement handbllS have been
circulated through Westchester County, pur-
porting to display the names Of Union candi-
dates, yet emitting that Of Judge JAMES 4.
WHITING for County Treasurer. This is shame
full. Judge WHITING is not only in the field,
but we think he will poll the very highest vote
of any candidate on the ticket He runs pre-.
ciscly in the hope that, if elected, he can DO
something to bring to justice the plunderers OF
the County Treasury, who have too long rioted
in impunity. and save at least part of the
$3.50, 900 which they have pocketed through the
defalcation of the late Democratic Treasurer,
Willets. The Westchester taxpayer who does
not vote and work for Judge Whiting will make
a grieyous mistake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
Our Westchester friends have at last disco

Our Westchester friends have at last dscov
cred the cost of intrusting official power to
faciIe politicians who seek Office simply as a
means of livelihood. Our Sixth Ward has been
rvaed at last by Westchester politicians at
Albany and at home, who, by means of eau
cuses and trading votes, have managed to re-
tain Office even while the county was ringing
with their corruption The happy nomination
of JAMES X. WHITING as County Treasurer will
hardly fail to be improved by the thoughtful
taxpayers of Westchester especially as they
know that his election will be bitterly opposed
by the rOgues of both parties, who dread his
honest scrutiny into the Willett defalcatiOn, the
Harlem Bridge, and all the lesser swindles by
which they have been accustomed to transfer
money from the pockets of their neighbors to
their own.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

Col. 4. NJ WooD will certainly be a candidate
or Mayor of Brooklyn I'LL the close of the poll.
loxt Tuesday evening when his friends are con-
ident that he will bc Mayor elect. He is, like
10Th OF his competitors. Democrat; but he Is
nc Of that sort that fights the Rebellion at the
oils and in the field. He has served in the
Inon armies with eminent credit, and, though
ably wounded and taken prisoner, is ready 10
eryo again. He is IA worthy aud true man, and
III I'll any Office with credit.
We say this because il Is true and without
(sparagcment of Mayor KALYFLEIscn, whose
ocular shows good record, and whose public
I.dge that he will favor the most vigorous
poscuiion of the War with all the means
with the control Of the Government until the
REBELLION Is subdued," is explicit and manly
We elieyc he means il, and that, in whatever
Stain he may serve, he will stand inilexibly by
ls mutrN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

and nephew of Wendell Phillips. If no had
been nominated because Of his relationship to
noted parsonage, We should have deemed that
relationship an objection: now it is not. Ii
Barnard is elected, that large majority OF the
people of the District who live on the Islands
will have but one Judge out of four; if jerks
succeeds, they will have two. The politics OF
either candidate are not to be regarded in the
premises; but on other and higher grounds we
hope for Mr.. Jenks's election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
REMOVAL or REBEL PRISONERS. the

Rebel prisoners Save few cases. have been re-
NOV ed from their comfortable quarters in the hospitals
on Dayids Island to other accommodations in distant
State where they will be as well provided for az they
were In this neighborhood. They were sent away yes
terday morning comfortably clothed In the Uniform
worn by troops the buttons and insignia being re-
moved to prevent their being mistaken for our men,
During their stay on Dayd's Island they have been
kindly cared for by the and surgeons and abund
anty supplied with all the decae!es and substantials
needed to promote their health. They have been treated
in all respects Just as well as sick and wounded
moi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
GENERAL NEWS.

A Union meeting was held OF Gothic Hall
Brooklyn ss evening for the purpose dra'iijing the
nominations and caring GOV. Yates Of Illinois speak
,,o. the touics O. tic day S NJ GrisTOld esq, Vice
President Of the Fourth Ward Union Association pre-
eidod The Giee Club Of tic United States receiving
,hjp North Carolina vas present., and sang several
song, Which were e.tgsia'tcaly received after winch
Cen Strong Of It. Louis was introduced and addre ed
tie asscnbage in patriotic strain when "'V' l"le'
vas presenfed Tic Governor made lengthy ana abe
.Deech series o. resolutions were adopted amer
ChicL the Hon. join D.keman, candidate for County
Judge and AID ID mas strong candidate for Senator
AZ the Id Distrcf made addresses, when til meeting
adjourned.
By the arrival Of the Eagle at this port yes
,erdav we have Havana dates 10 Oct. "A. Tie revolu
ton in santo Domingo I'll. continues and we now nave
rle testimony Of the Capta.n'Generai himself that
has spread beyond the limits Of the Province Of Cibao
where i, originated and now extends over seyera
provinces. The town Of Puerto Iats nae Oc'N p'i"'
By the insurgents. A decree OF he C"pt"in "'n''
declared all the Goa the island to be DiocAaucu
The sales Of the Five-Twenty Coverlneh
bonds on Friday reached the high figure Of so''4'O
The sales for the hye days Of the week reach
Gold opened at last. and upon a liberal busne'
advanced 1854 and at the stock Exchange TO lt6dlb
md 40 remained The closing rate 1i5ialto
col. were ali lower early in day and freely offered
,s.,,cs Al The meeting Of the Stock Euchange the "A
n.,,i.lly arrested. Governments all strong aud In d
- a a, no time since the Rebellion broke out has the
n, National securities been 80 widely distributed OF
-. Border State stocks steady. Missouri 90 6siao'
49, active al Z per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

If il should De the dsploral'le fate Of this CITY
10 see the Chief Justice Of her highest Court
displaced 10 make room for John ~. McCunn,
thousands stand ready to say, That comes Of
your elective Judiciary" We protest against
any such perversc deduction. Ths merchants
and business men Of our CITY, who know Cor
can easily earn) how good "A magistrate Judge
BoswoRTH is, and who naturally dc .ire his re-
election, can secure II # fdsy lrH. II he Is
beaten, il will not be because La cogld not have
been elected, but because those who are Tor
him do not half ~. If barely one thou
sand Of our leading citizens would give
their time from this 70 She election
T., calling attention - this natter, and urging
their friends. neghl0rs, acquaintance, To vo''
the Bosworth TICKET rather than the McCuhh'
tbev would secure bis election. FIVE hundred
FOOD men Of diverse politics standing al DAY al
the polls and asking each voter to poll Dos
worth ballot, woald ensure his reelection. ]
he is beaten, it will not be the fault Oh GU
Elective system, but OF The sloth, sellshnes
and lack of public spirit III the part OF prosper
ous. intelligent citizens. In that ease, we shai
mt the saddle on the right horse. But we nav
| bigh hope that the proper effort will be made
and the Bosworth Judicial ticket triumphant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

morning between and O'Clock fire broke out IN tho
store house OF L. IA. Lamber. No n on the north pier
az the Atlantic Dock The fire burned fr nearly hall
an hour before the alarm sounded and when the ire
men arrived the flames had made such progress that
impossible to suppress them The whole Interior
OF the building was soon in blaze and nothing con.
tanned therein could be saved The building which Is
Of stone and three stories in hight the property OF
the Atlantic Dock Company and Was IN the occupancy
OF Mr. Lambler as stOrchouse The property Oh stcr'
age consists of : 600 bush. corn. OPS bales hops.
70 hogsLeads of tobacco and large quantity OF
cotton and other goods taken from blockade runners
which were captured By the United States gunboats
The entire stock aud combusbe material In the sirc-
ture was consumed, amounting in value 10 about ao
The loss the building Is between c1NV ana eJN
more. The contents were owned by various partes
and mostly insured rs Is also the building bus t. wha
extent could not be ascertaned Insurance nad Deet
effected in several New-loTk aud broohyh ouceS
The cause of the fire is not known but supposed to nave
been the result of accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

Some of our contemporaries have announced
that the special election in Delaware, to fill a
vacancy in the Congressional delegation, is on
the 10th Of November This is an error and Is
likely to create confusion in the appointments
of speakers in that State. 1t rests with 'he
Governor to name the day, and he has not YET
done so. The Union State Committee, we OBJ
serve, advertise meetings as late as the lo'h
prox., and they no doubt have taken the pre-
caution to assure themselves that the elecuoh
Will not be held before that day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

SnUEL &. REED, esq, Union candidate for
Assably in the XVIII Ward, is as thorough
goiu Unionist as lives, a lawyer in good
stanng, n man of business and of substance,
whohas travelled widely and observed closely,
andretumed with deeper love for his country
and more profound conviction of the priceless
vail of her free institutions. We trust his
elenin is not doubtful; if it is, we beg the
Unhists of the noble XVIII to see that il
ccas to be 80 forthwith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
pu..euyers Arrived

In sfsam f,an,lor, TRACE, from Pot hssi-' It's n
Geo II. Gordon, Cap,. r. :. Motley. Capt An INN, "a l.
f,",s M,"tpr ~ II. Day; Captain. T. A. HOLDEN D. w
Ohalh. II. Barton A. T. chanec',a hor'',' Gsrsny,
rp 49,, "a y shaw p Mitchell q. ChateE,en y.
Thassr r. Mason r. Mcsk d. S5ans f.t W. aa''s
Assistant Surgeon, u: g. tadSe ~ j. mn, R;ey 81, &
syns Mr. Broie Mr. j. 5 Afford Nh F. H. Evans zap zap
lain = T. Wood MIR Morris, Nh J. \. NJ si. Nrs
II Brown Mrs.. Gage MIR. Carpenter MI, bvses; W.,
Musn NJ. = iIissas'n s NI Maine ii Mr. j. 4 si%.sa
M g. Nj fy nn' n A. hslI Mr. Pc,erhoa Nj wisgn
w " r, ~ ID 4. Summarized, Nh ksaea l. Worth,
MARSHALL H. kaubrr W. l. "uraud anu % ID 's0'nu '''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
MILAN ". NILES. Esa.. is recOmn

MILAN w. NILES, Esq, is recommended To
the ectors of the XXIst Ward for Member OF
Assobly in circular signed by nearly all the
mos,ubsiantial citizens Of the Ward. He is a
goodawycr, n worthy citizen and loyal
part. lie can and will be elected if the legal
yotof the Ward is pollcd, and no more. There
are least five hundred Unionists in that Ward
Wrought to make APPOINT Of seeing every legal
paiaAllora neN Tuesday aud standing Vt the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
ALFRED Is. KETcHAM, Union cand

ALFRED Is. KETcHAM. Union candidate for
Assembly in the Sixth District (bounded by
Broadway, Houston. Clinton, and Grand
streets. has n hard row, but he is worthy and
capable, and will make an excellent Member if
elected. We ask the Unionists Of that district
10 begin at once and work hard for him till the
polls close. He has two competitors and can
be chosen if all do their best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

A letter in another COLUMBIAN Appear
from Southern Unionist''-was written by
gentleman from East Tennessee, on a briei WISH
TO this city. 1t is not best to publish his name
for obvous reasons, but for his veracity and re-
speciality we vouch. The letter deserves the
serious consideration Of thinking men, and par
,icularly of those who still count themselves as
members Of the Democratic party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

Somebody has been forging the signature of
vallandigham to a letter, addressed TO a Col.
Insbal, involving him ". in completely with
traitors. We trust the scoundrel will be detect
ed and punished. His is the most wanton, SUI
pernuons. inexcusable crime we ever heard OF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

GERMAy NATIONAL CLUB.-At "A meeting Of
the National German Club of the Seventeenth
Ward, held on Wednesday, it was resolved TO In
dorse the nomination Of Mr. John keyscr for Regis
ter and Mr.. Henry Smith for Supervisor, Mr.. WILL
mann having withdrawn his name for the latter OF.
fee On motion Of Mr.. Sixt L. kapf, it was TO
solved to iudorsc the whole Union State ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

HII-tIII THIA, TRULY VVI, '7I ITNI.
The subscription agent reports the sale to-day
Of Government bonds Ia the amount OF e. sol 200 The
sales about equally divided between Philadelphia
Ncw.Nork. and Boston. The desire to start with the
interest m from the first Of November as well MS 10
take the loan while Is 81 be had az par induces these
heavy subscriptions. The sales for the i've days al ts
week reach $50 100000. aud the prohabilit, . thai
SlOWOOOO will be- taken saturday The amount y,
naming unsod does not probably exceed slo"o"""
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31
LAW Courts FOR NovEMBER-On Monday,

LAW Courts FOR NOvEMBER.-On Monday,
the ID instant the Law Courts their stngs
for the November term
In the United States Circuit Court Judge Nelson viii
preside and the Court will. withou, doubt BE- steadily
occupied for tie calendar is very heavy. and includes
large number Of patent cases. each Of which will. With
gu, doubt require two or three days.
The District Court will be held by Judge Shipmsni
and the well known ndisposition Of that gentleman t.
allow case TO 60 of when Sc, down FOR specified day
viii probably accomplish tie much desired result Of dis
posing Of the admiralty calendar. The attention o.
Judge Belts will be given the decision Of the rapidly
decreasing number Of prize awaiting is adudlca
lion and 20 hearing Of motions sc. In bis Chambers
The Supreme Court Will hold a General Term
Sutherland presiding Leonard and Barnard associate
Justices Special Term. and two branches o.
the Circuit. Mr. Justice Insraeam TiIl bold RAJ,
/ OF the Circuit, and for the Special Term anu
part IL Justices from other Judicial Dlsiricu
~ the State will be called on Justice Clerks
viii also hold over and Terminer the October term
that Court having adjourned over 10 me hIst aonda
~ November The Justices assigned 90 the Oenera
Term will sit AZ Chambers for parte motions &c.
In the Superior Court there will Dc General lerfn
held by Bosworth associated with JUSTICES
White and Mcneil; two branches for jury trials, con
Quoted BY Justices Robertson and Ba,oour sna .
Special Term presided over by Justice MoAeriei wns
Tba Common pleas viii have two Special Terms for
the trial Of issues Of fact DAILY Presiding Judge sitting
-. o.. ' .-d Judge Brady IN Part H. Chambers
will be held by Judge Hilton. In this Court the bust
II the Special Terms has been At stand still since
June last the necessary repairs and rrrnishng u the
Court Rooms not having been completed CD the hrst
Monday IL October when business should have been
resumed.
The month Of November promises TO be busy ons
for the Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

polls or bringing up voters all that day. Should
they do so, his election is certain Electors Of
the XXIst Mr.. NILES is worthy Of your best
exertions. DO not withhold them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

The N. Y. Times charges Mr.. CALLCoT with
being the boiling candidate for Assembly III hlf
District. Perhaps he is. His competitor, Mr.
Perry. we understand was the boiling candidate
two years ago. What Of it, The practical
orestions are-Will Mr.. CallicOt or Mr.. Perry
more ably and effectively represent the district
Which Of tLem les. deserves wv sYQQQIt Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

James T. Brady and the Hon. John McKeon,
expressing their determination to resist and
break up the corrupt coalition between Tam
many and Mozart for the buying and selling of