The New York herald., 1863-10-30

democratic candidate, aud William Iaimbeer, Jr.,
the republican candidate. is said that James sel'y OF
the Republican state Central Committed, IS the especial
backer II IA6ssr and, as tins district is very close
,he result may bs considered somewhat doubtful Ia
We notice that some ol the opponents OF Thomas Q.
Fields in the Seventh district, have agreed to ooncen
trate their Efforts man aud have placed the namo
OF Alexander Ward as the compromise candidate. inas
much as certain philosophers have claimed that the
issue in DISTRICT ade 80 on account Of Fields being
the candidate is railroad or anIralroad, would Tx
10 know how they are going TO manage IT, We all
know that Fields favored tho Broadway Railroad last
winter: but how Is 1t with tho antiraroad candidates
lie has been member Of the Legislature two years,
and voted for every city railroad that up while he
was member. This only further proof OF the state.
ments made by the HERALD that every political faction ii
after railroads and the bitter cry made only to throw
dust In peoples eyes, that they can enecuay get
their prize. They are all alike, make the hes: OF them
The property holders who rely upon the statements OF
either that they don't want the railroads, and arc trying
to prevent other faction from getting them, will
wake up some morning and find themselves badly sold
There is to be a gathering Of the Union demo
cracy at the Cooper Institute this lFridoy) even
ing. James 7. Brady, and probably John Van
Buren,, will be among tho speakers. The points
that, it 10 understood, these orators will dwell
Mozart, the Judiciary and city railroad Legislation The
meeting il called under the auspices OF the McKeon fac
tion Under this arrangement the speakers will have 70
endorse the democratic State ticket whatever they may
say about tho wranges Of tho political factions in this
city and their schemes. This will undoubtedly be an
important gathering Asany rate il adds interest TO the
canvass and enables set Of politicians 10 give the
public their estimate OF another sat- and altogether tends
TO get the votes tho general Let tho ball
roll on--the faster the merricr.
Governor Seymour will speak At the Cooper Institute
on Saturday evening, on the issues Of the canvass.
H19 lo HIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRACT. a49r air
Mr. Anthony Dugro, candidate for Senator in tho Fifth
district that he s not republican, but
an old democrat, having merely been endorsed by the
Union PARTY! iisosi" iAoaa'2 Pn' 20 '''H'
Letter from General Cochrane.
ITO THE EDITOR or THR HERALDA aAa
n am enstrAped 10 your columns for the pur-
pose bf repclng wanton charge preferred against
BY the Irsh Aer,can newspaper, published in this city
s lapgnago is that Eat the recent demonstration got up
in this city to bolster up tho republican ticket John
Cochruno s)7% took occasion TO add his mite Of
sander against the Irish born citizens Of New York. by
econg the charge OF Brownson and the lrae. that
they the Irsh) the orsinaors and actors in tho
anti draft riots Of last Juiy That portion OF the edi
toria article which reproduces the stac and refuted
calumnies OF political ticksters in foEner elections,
rcjoces in the indulgence OF personal invectve,
consider Of moment and not entitled TO
notice. The utter ignorance, or disregard of truth,
betrayed in tho extract have quoted, determines
me- in :,s matter Of pertinent interest, 20 fur
nish To the public tho evidence Of what said tho
occasion referred Thave spoken at but meeting
in this city for ratifying the union state nominations
naio at syracuse and that was held at the cooper In
stitnte the evening OF the 30b day VI September ut
mo no remarks then made by me upon the subject in
question follows reported IN the nRALD and in
the Tribune OF the Eeyt morning.
will show you that they (the eoppereads)
ployed by the chiefs in Rebedom 10 employ men for re-
do not believe that ali he Ishmen we're ENGAGED IN
dnn the Of their rash and thoushiless connymcn;
Do not condemn hesc en let the rod fall on the back of
the guilty. Now say TO you that those who iDsIiga,ed
these norsp do these things having bad ed
paSishioent Of the aws; hey do not Interfere,
nor Inisreedc, and ,aass mcn found guilty by the n,
ne indicate TO yop hiss These riots were = por,
and Port Ro, Al Amid all the eyidenca which tho
sns s s"s % sesSe s s
tors o. ne RIOT Who ss, The Or Tho
place where there were burgiarr, an tn ewes aud
Tobbe thH. did not send runans 70 New York And WHY
II their Infamous character the
OF those who had been excited simply TO resist the ra
John-not the Baptist, ba, the politician. the Know
Nothing, 4c. ID r lH
Such is the rcfutation CT charge conceived, lam
forced 10 believe with the audabe Of elictnp
TRUTH but for the cousuable OF pcrvcrtng It,
Me defence and championship OF nation OF
OF Inc Irish citizen Is endacd with tho same
rights with othcr citizens, Obligated BY the same mws
and entitled 10 the same immunitiesno more lie, with
al Others suppose " bo equal before the law and
titled eualy with all to the protection Of impartial
''' ' '''''' JOHN CocHRANE.
Sxw YoRK, oct. 20, 1903.