The New York herald., 1863-11-11
: CITY POLITICS.

60 vaens Roissfeal ncveAoEms n.s-The
.Prssxasns waited upon by CesAnaae-
Zoe Ano Consulted ina Reference TO the
atsvormlGy Conaest-Fne Prcsaaena Tells
"a story and Consents 10 Thois Pro-
uram,ms- Gs aeraI DIX Perm sstea 20 Al1a
R.p Mayor, and Retain fgis Cesa and
os enc Department Ga tne E@sa--Tant
many Hail. Boole AND SUnehes-The
Asdcrmaale Convests-Polfee sna Ctvn
y~sGiees-rhe Excitement eveT tse S,sy
Nassship- The Applicants FOR APP
potnGmenss--rhc Visixs or senators sDa
others To the State Capisai--ssossip. &C..
we living IN days Of wonders. me ge1slion OF
che has forced out OF s usual channel
Were is no end 30 the rev developments Our grand
as instead u being the good o.d fashioned s"ca AZ
,srs are al shoddy Politics are also being revolu
,,on.ed IL fact, ;ere end 10 the wonderful and
roTious developments u tue times. They are 90 nute
,cus that doc0, very much il anything can nttonlsS
,he public.
The lsies development In political aifs IS the vistt
OF committee 10 Washington 20 wait upon the Pre-
,,dent ior tne purpose Of consulting with
him IN relation TO the coming municipal
sction The President bavng gves his assent 10 the
programme, taks IL for granted that Is rot only pub
ic property, eUt will be put through provided there are
70 rnsnaps numerous In these Revolutionary times.
a ucmIneo composed OF John Jacob Astor, R. B. Roose
vsi and Mr.. Sante have recently visited Washington for
Ane parpose OF ascertsinpg If President Lincoln would
Sicw Gen John A. Dix to for Mayor Of this oi.y and
yesan the time the command Of the Department
AZ the East. yhcy maao their appearance at the
white House, aud received by the Pre-.
siasnt Il, the usual way that special
mittees have heretofore been received from the
Missouri radical delegation down 10 the COMMITTEES ON
General Grants whiskey. Prcsden, Lincoln listened
very etenvey TO their statements, told them story OF
what reminded him OF, and then waived his usual plan
Of replying by letter, and Immediately gave his consent
" lheir programme The committee, IL is said, were
vsry much pleased with the interview. They weyo
specially graInsd that General Dix could be permitted 10
sun without losing his prosen, position
This, we presume, settles the matter that General Dix
DO candidate before ihe people at the comirg char
ssr election Precisely how he is 10 DO out
yot trsnspred We doubt II the special committee have
limo arrange tina. matter since their from
washington. On this pon, we presume General Dix will
1ayo something 90 say himself. lie GLAZING TO be
6smoors Judging from his past associations he viz
sure the nomination s, from that element in this city,
with the endorscment o' the republicans Those who
managing this ansir rely upon the republicans TO nom
rate and 10 the republican votes, in connection with tho
aseccracy OF the city, TO leect him This looks very
~eli paper; but obstacles in the way
nuesdy. Many of the active workers in she republican
ranks, who ga power' at the primaries, begin 10
Arebdy. Inc radlcas and tEas9es have CAudldNe
already tn the neld in the person Of Urson Hun lie his
be snubbed' To he the Cbsse party ID not
very strong in this city but they have few Yotes and
they vii! need them al for Dix election day Mde
expects 10 win. The Seward wing OF The republican
yAyty or the republicans proper, had foot tbe
project u nominating aDO,hcr person The question ~ will
sissy yield TO this self-,ppoined Presidential committee?
We do wish 10 the happy family Of repubi,
for Heaven knows that between their Union party,
sheir rsoPse's party, bcseripgs, jsslousies, Tecr
nnstons each other, shotdy and slavery.
they have Sufficient trials, and about
unhappy as mortais can, be; hut ,ben is
impossible TO overlook cosian facts which we
before Az journalists compelled ~ give them
- tho news of the day. Tbe committee, for all that
know may have arranged this matter With the President,
sna, among other things, secured to General Dix the
power of declaring martial lsw the telgsrent re
publican factions IN ths cry, leaving Them no other
but 20 endorse HIM for Mayor undcr ihe law Of
M1itary necessity BE this ss u may. we look forward
with TIE developments in republican circles iu
regard 10 this pcw political movement. II has
1ot YET trsnspired whether General Dix gives
his consent l., this programme or not very
Sew days Will doubt ma the vel And reveal MI TO the
public.
in the meantime TammsDy Hsl-tbe democratic party
N thr ctys ~ motion She held her first meeting last
sseo,ng She fest placing herself working order and
fsa cut Of ths late contest she DID, unssa,aed when
oser democratic factions went cnder her candidate will
b able TO stand up against strong force Cy nsre tor
Hoce, az the public already 9ncw 10 he the
1xmnsby candidate snl wiz rGn on . war platform,
whNe Gunther eners the tie candidate ot uo
defuuct democratic factions ana tie co,crhcps -houa
the programme or ihe special COMMITTEE IL ohsr.. Of
Genera ;N he end rssc by TIVE republican, ray haye
- interesting caDva So
,.fti ,.1xf
eastern half of the city puhe ed di.tticts
pr~mses 10 be rlly Interesting 10 that portion re
Nsyvaity contest in fact the caag as's those rn
Gocp are already tsl ns Sides Que s,roguo~E himself,
~ the poole candidate Anoil.r spti Ro te s.unCr
candidate. and another a. the tAnd,is, O." other
ssp'rsp, for hsycr ihe battle is rafls II some l'
srscts quite br.sxly
1he Police and OWL Justice cludda,e. are ia Dnrnber
ysS,ons m Amos; every district, and what !. ,rr cyc
single has the ir.iis track. They sh ~
esect,on. AID can't be bssen We do not wish TO ie.
What W. think o' then chance, Jus, YET. for Sn"
that We shsQ b'si the fsclDss u great many. 10:
thsre certainly ,snn"i be over onc OF u "p e TIE
ddaes secied. r5f the simple reason tngt there are
NOT on ess enough Taxing tue ichc, ana Ciy sustios
both combined, md tier, are cn.y o.;eea posi-
Noos 70 be NE: os election .ad there ers,
Oct I all MS mnsl'tude of eandlN,es tb.ro
= oae man who. we predict, VII be elected and 'hh s
Justice Bowling ne has gysn'reBeral saisfstivG, not
snlv suce he hs occupied the position o Police Justice
sa, ~As aso ore ~ the most valuable officers whom be
estcd wiki the police The people
Ah,rict senembar his sslusbe services AMI w,l 10
20 empliatealiy eudc Sc h,aa on election day
The eject ou OF Judae ho'Nnn 10 position the 81.
peror 'oii eench WI make vacsncy u we city
sDdseshi on the li VI NEXT Jtoupry. u wiz sevol1e
upop Governor seymour % spr1ut iersop "a thai
position, 70 hold the cHce unih BsI, Ngven Der
election. There srsady srsnd rDsh 10 albany
for this fos ii,on = srge batch " applications hove
been biei with the governsr for tbs position yr,,n
eli Indications tine Governor will fns tins
Sons question: the tae Ppics Among
ere lsts already hs sid 10 d. the r. {.
B,rdsan, Bart ofornor, Sernnsl Jones Mssoln Cspb.
eel Henry Richsrdson, Daniel OEsisn nsgget Hunt
Joha Rsrriis,oa Neisou J. wserbury u rs O'Rsi.iy
apd numerous others whose not able
20 80 crisn 81 yet There s sfsu rtyh 10 slbsny
eew OF the rAri % tho political rireprlisrs. snc " W
ondes.c< that toe city judg-shp Is the prre that they
ere fse' heustor toysns paid . bss,y vist weincs
GAY 'Si, bet NM unable Governor,
TIE sitef oot having II ,iGs where ha had
s~oa to vvt. u not, thct.he re- ~ Llowp which %
the numerous oald'dsi-g Ne c,.sis . urging ~ Is
reported nv .orue o. ~ 'rSut. "a. hn IL ureihg Daniel
OBrttb stila Others itnv w. .!. are thai j. set
HUI: Is the Das IN IN G., these act, sunn N tps
bso~ips ones Pretend trnl ~ 20. Samuel tones The
mys.ory viu douJi be solved hy sroi nor visit of
ScbAfnt cozsns TO The Sls;s cs5ts now that IN. ysr
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