The New York herald., 1863-10-15
been desreed that utter ruia shall overtaks Ne.
poleon and his dynasty.

been deereed that utter ruiA shall overtake Ne.
poleon and his dynasty.
The naset sr enc El.osisas ON Oar STATE
M sad CITY.
The results Of the elections in Ohio and Penn
sylvsnis may astonish the purblind leaders Of
political partiss who will 'learn nothing and
forget nothing;" but they arc only such rs
every thoughtful and patriotic man might have
foreseen with certainty. TIE verdict Of Penn.
sylvania and Ohio Is popular protest against
the extremists of the "coppcrhead" type, Just
as the recent elections in Kentucky were pro-
test against the se-Greeley "niggerheads."
Together they ory cut: "a plague on both
your factons;" together they aifiym devotion
to the Union as paramount to all other issues;
and together they express the unalterabe re-
solve Of the people to consign to political death,
or at best to the charity of oblivion, all taas
tics and all factionists no matter under what
banner marching. ,a "a
That the results in Pennsylvania and Ohio
cannot but materially affect the vote III this
State next Noveusber is Sufficiently obvious.
Indeed. unless the incapsbles aud bigots who
surround Mr.. Lincoln involve him in some
terribly false step within the next three weeks.
1t H just as likely as not that the democratic
majority of last year may be reversed, with
advantage to the republicans. The true sig
nfcance Of last years politieal revolution was
NEST grievously misunderstood, and by Do one
more grevously than by Mr.. Horato seymour.
whom it elevated to office. Our New ork
Seymour I'D the Connecticut Seymour, the
Brothers Wood, the Brothers Brooks, and nj,
such narrOw-minded observers OF the po-
litcal tides mistook the sudden aad
angry wave which carried ore or more
Of them forward to tue shore OF tyeir
| personal desires for a permanent coange OF tne
popular currents wnile in fact it was nothing
OF the sort but merely siormy ebullit.oa u
impatience and disgust at the ianatical theories
OF Chase, the bunders of stanton and the gen.
erai mslnanasement of the war. Ear rom
Horato Seymonr's election being u peace-at
aIy-prce Triumph. it was only the sbarpe-I
and most telling form III which the c,tizeas u.
toe EmpIe state could demand more visof.
the restoration OF tie Union.
The prospects OF the democratic State tcse,
being thus seriously jeopardiz,.d, it ,s hard t.
ray how lar IN our CITY affairs the spirit OF poll
teal revolution now abroad may be carried
The masses OF all parties seem almost sick unto
| death oi machine" control. The Chase Gree
leyiies are at Ioegerueads with the " eed-
Sewaidites, and tnreate0 an organized 'bot
II candidates WHO are not acceptable shall be
put forward. May thousands OF the ioys
democracy, nationai in their views ana indie.
pendent IN their judgments, profess themselves
dlssatisfiei with the fusion betwecn 1ain,auny
ana Mozart Halls, on the ~ ound tuut IL mas bee1.
made .rre' pectve OF prilc.p,e ard with total
ignoi eaicnt of she only Issue now great enough
and grand enc,lsh to aosoro popnl ar attention.
the issue of war Tor tie Un.ou or peace at sDe
price vi dlssoinIou. Ii tie uatio nal men oi the
denocraHc pariy---sucb men ~ Van B,ren and
brady--be equal 10 the emer, eGcy , and at once
set about a consolidation of all TIE loyal In
teress oi the city on Platform o. snpreMe
devotion to the integrity of tie Union, they
may very possibly defeat tie Tam, aiy anJ
Mozart MACHINES together ana carry tier can
didates to victory. Such sue issues as tie
enlancip patton proclamation aud Con;s cation
bill are not o. sufficient weight to checA toe
impetus winch carries the Union CHARIOT to
success. Tie people appreciate that the tirrt
thing to be done IS to suhjupa,e ail armed rs-
s.stance 10 tie constitution aud laws o. tie
Union; after whAcb, as eucn care arises, they
will settle ali MINOR differences springing oui
OF return OF the resolied ssta.-s to their ale
glance.