New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
DErOCRATaC CITY POLITICS.

DRrOCRATIC CITY POLITICS.
The Conference Committees OF Mozart aud
Tammany meet to-day, ostensbly for the pa''
pose of debating upon and settling the terms ii
union between the two organizations Tor The
November contest. OF course this meeting
nothing more than q senatus 6cnsaliaTn 70 ranly
the bargains made last Saturday week between
MAYOR Wood and one Of the Tammany leaders.
There is to be fusion between loyal Tam
many and "Copperhead" Mozart on the NoveIn-
Der contest; and the former loyal institution
will fellowship the Copperhead menagerie en-.
tirely irrespective of alleged political principles.
To all practical intents and purposes, these nyh
spoils.machines are identical-althOugh Tam.
many for the last few months has kept mounting
professions of devotion to 1.-THE preservation oil
the Union in its integrity" sadly at variance
with its tone short time before. when Its organ
wa reading ont of the party all men who would
not ayow their active sympathy with TIE tere's
and practices of vallandigham.
Everything tina, will take place at this con.
ference meeting is already cut and dried. The
candidates. to all intents and purposes. are, If
repor, speaks truth. already in nomination.
The ticket proposed-though il may be modified
TO suit circumstances-is about Is follows:
Gideon J. Tucker to be renominated for SuHo-
gate; Alderman McCool Of Mozart Hall can.
dda,e for Register; Walter Roche Of the Sixth
Ward (of course) for Supervisor; Judge Bos'
worth Of the Superior Court is to be slaugh-
tered TO make room FOX Samuel Jones, Judge
Bamards bro,her-in-law; Judge White OF tho
same Court will die the death to give room
for W. S. b. Gagyn Of the District Attorneys
Office and Judge Henry Hilton will pay with
his official scalp, which will be given to Mr.
Cardoza, the penalty of having opposed the
Broadway Railroad, and Of having acted as
a referee in the case Of Marvine agt. Wood.
Judge Sutherland is TO be let alone, rs there Is
no more available candidate for his places and
the Police Justices, Civil Justices, Senators aud
Assemblymen will be divided equally between
the controlling Tammany clique aud the
Mozart.nall dictator This negotiation has
to it, Ike other more important treaties,
:" secret article" which makes amicable dis.
position of the Msyoralty, Aldermen and
Councmen TO be elected in December. The
Registersnip having been given to Mozart, the
Mayoralty is to be held in reserve for Tammany;
and the programme is, to got up great appa'
rent contest for the civic chief magstracy be-
tween Mr.. John Anderson, Judge Barnard's
father.in-law, aud Mr.. F. I. A. Boole, City In
spector-this contest to be held so nicely bal
anccd (the managers" are old hands at the
tricky that Mr.. James b. Nicholson, one OF tho
Tammany. Republican Commissioners Of Char
tiles and Correction, may eventually be slipped
in AS the compromise nominee" In eecting
Senators and Assemblymcn, none need apply
who cannot prove that they are " sound on tne
City Railroad interest, and in favor of an ALI
ance with all Republicans who will join them N
&" division Of the spoils" to be secured By CO.
operation. The Tammanytes are to talk 10
more OF " supreme devotion 10 the Union un'"
after the elections, and the Mozarters are 10 pc
similarly reticent about "peace win the oou''
at any price" These restrictions are to apply,
however only to their public utterances'
ny Tammany brave, or set OF braves, can
privately gull or humbug any outsider 0.
newspaper editor into the belief that they oe'
cupv the same national platform as James /.
Brady of New.York, or Gen. John A. Logan 0.
Illinois, well and good; tho trick is to beplayeu
By all means for what it is worth. Aud H. per
contra, any Mozart peace squaw finds II neee'.
sary. in order to raise funds or for any o'ne.
purpose, to profess in private her unui''uVa
affinity" with Mr.. Jefferson DAVIS anu n.'
Montgomery Constitution, she shall IN 'u's
course be encouraged, aided and abettcd ny 'u'
whole secret service force Of the Mozart LodsVS'
The wool is to be pulled by both factions o''.
the eyes of tho public; and when success ss LAS
been achieved, then both sides will reun'e on
tho old COppcrhead aud spOils'mOngcr~s P'''
form.
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