The New York herald., 1863-11-03

bush mccking bird from Sou ID Cssona Ths announce
msnt croated wd and uproarsoos applause with Cries d
and - forth.
CONTROLLING VIEWS PUT yosrn.
nj JOIN u DonY believed bc had some ooutrol 10 this
coecern ard DO would like 10 zee any ono dare 70 inter
rupt him lie had the power aid would uss n lie was
no esntimentalst, but had heart AL knew The
SACRIFICES be had made for certain "frlendsn who
should be nameess, even TO his own good name
1bsy were who were coTporatoTs In the
brosdwAy !! kairoad-unknown 70 fame, unknown even
70 the Directory. But he their 'fr,epds and was
always ready TO do hn utmost In their favor Thanks 70
special legislation by former black republican Legiss.
tares 10 behalf Of OF their pets, be hed control
over the machines Of all parties and would hold IL for
se next three years All the boasted wire arrangements
sa, me svssx @odel were vsy 1e but did they nc. Sc:
srayessng the city and running to its "plaoers'
had 10 tho nna stage before fruiiOn 10 pass
how absonte was the power which special legisIa-
ton had placed In his hands. AZ the rose be
would use the power and before auosher year every
puohc man and every newspaper in the city should
either bow TO his dcstion or be crushed lie was not
ren1ed man and he never minced matters. II was I'M.
pofhnt 70 MN that Judges OF the right stripe four
tors The right stripe, two Supervisors OF tho right
etrpe and seventeen Assemblymen Of the right
n favor tbs 10 SDs s asd ne was decidedly
cloud cheers) lie thought private O'Rely's proposi.
ton Tor 40 absorption by the politicians Of all The pro-
excellent one but II not original, ss no could prove.
ne and aone few friends had been working on the Same
s s ss
holders in thepotca company should at the right mo
ment commence cheating each other and finally he would
that his friends, Messrs. Matthew lawrence and Don
ely be made the recipients OF the lnal consolidation
OF interests" which embraced Ia Private OReiy q
very statesmanke and equitable plan.
M'REoN's DEMOCRACY ON THE WAR PATH-cHILLED
GLASS AND HOT wATER-KicEED CuRs IND BIT
ING NAsTrFFs.
Mr. JoHS McKlos, who was cne Of the few dozen re-
spectabes who had come in 70 look this ga
thesng, had few words say lie knew he had friends
enough IN the crowd TO protect him. The last speaker
hc confessed, talked too dctaorialy 10 suit his demo-
cratic nerves. That the position which Mr.. Doiy held
goblet Of dimensions he would not deny.
had been enlarged and enlarged by special legislation,
until there was no knowing how much u did or
could contain. Probably, however, II held more
power than any one man could guam without
danger Of losing bis balance Such gobles fortunately
OF chilled glass Ten droTs OF scaldng truth would
shver them into atoms. Men who kept cur dogs at
heir heels used their feet freely Some day they would
kick mastiT, and then be taught the difference He
was happy 70 say that friends OF his who large
stockholders 10 the Consolidated stage Com,sny,n
ha. and were about 10 sue for the turnrs over
70 The company Of oil shares 10 city railroad bills granted
BY former Legislatures 70 ndivduas who represented
themselves 70 10 the agents and attorneys o that company
Compressed cheers Powerful as Mr.. Doiy and his
friends might eventually become when they hhd all tber
own Judges on the bench, stronger combinations had
besn broken, and would DO again. Suppressed bat n
crsasng sppsase) They did not 70, own all The jod,
ciary; and there was still upon the bench The ssms
Csrdozo ios hrs repsrt 10 favor q payng VoS
ton market tApplsuss and hssss} fbS chAsssls q
ss Is 2 ss:s ,s =; ia T s s S
were gh4 enough e eonpscmss for two hssArsd tAoo
sasA aelsn - lhss lhs sun aHardsA tca@ss sssss
rnHx N 4 rnrE - rsssSts-sE BECOMES RUN
~ Grns WAS EIIed with dngust and kathing 90 be
contemplated the speckted and miserable vuI,1re who
bad Just bceo addressing them. Such asrocous ssnti.
ments were insusrcctouary. e moved that all preeeut
who not adhsgeute Of tho dominant dynaety and
= h0 ritz lIed
cbsss) II should bs bic peculiar privilege, be claimed,
70 do all the reading and writing fs ths new concern He
holders of the CONSOLIDATED Stage Company which
the last speaker had the oso,eoce 70 refer ogt
w. no Sro nsn an r.
time and labor 1hs widows and orphans Who held stoch
- Mat company shcud nsvs looked 90, nv themselves
W the passase Of the different bills bot hs agency
osassd immsdIstaiy precedioG Tie passnge, and hi
name or that OF bh dummy, IN each bill reprcseniec
only bis Irivsie interest,"
IN. SHARP Doks NOT DEsPIsB THE DAY or SMALL
TnINos. 81
NJ. snAsr was 10 favor Of having pence In the family
almost st any Price II they qrasreIed among them.
solves their enemies the proserb said, might by
their He thonghs hey need Dpt grasp every thing
10 doing badly some judges could nos make ihs dsei ss.
they might want, brt would willing 20 ac1u,cecc
,u,,sd sa him e wen eoourn .nI Se tSoysss should ,as
others He had been in the business
than twenty years, and things, with good
should urge matters 700 far They should be rcason
able 10 their demands and divide fair. oDe lodge year
would do Lin. s
REFORM MOVEMENTS ''ALL FARCE"
Nr u. s. WILLIAMS net AFRAID u public o.in!tn
They had reiorm movements before and knew Tow
they resulted Always heretofore they had pot better
futed 10 their purposes INTO pcwer "Reforn
drew 10 them two classes amongst poltclaLs-the
turned oct Of existing nncbncs rot worth thelr sy
add ra,ions his was one class. The ctner Glaze was
tnat 81 well meaning bot mbcce rcodcs wio cait 10
do strictly right, bat knew not enough 1feyoLl tLeI
te eng dragged this way aud that b. airot clemes II
roiorm movement should full into tie balds a men
would be danger. Pat ibis be believed, eond bap
pen The men they might really fear were too ncbe 10
engage in the brsncte.
Mr.. GALLAGBER's 8 .sPEEcu--A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
POSSIBLE.
Nr. GsiLaCnkR wished Mr.. wnllams not 20 he too
0! that he ~ called reform movements" when bad
resulted 10 impotence, were bogus reform movements 10
wb.cb the people took interest They The mere
result oi Dtrgues careusng amougst "sorebeads of
lHt Ssse "nsp NJ. "hisns A"o ~ "'H o.te'o'o. ist
be or. 1Mlaxher) had been preset at one pcpular
reform movement" 10 which the people
ieros,ec. ard lie could assure them u wns terribly
earnest ting He referred 10 the grand reform asocA
ton known the san Franc VIZ lapce Committee.
deep sensation ard much uneasness many moving TO
s nI b.a ,.,.S ,h.y SIa a. nSsia order
tain substantial justice, after every ether tad
failed Sensation increasingly should such reform
city Of New York would scvse nine tennis q the ire
assembiage 10 be cut of while The roforners
were Sh tbe war IAth
COrCLrrfoS.
lie sensation made by ibis speech can more easily DO
mas gDed hn described Cheers hootincs applause yes
and screams broke opt 10 enc mingled uproar Tie rep
of the true regular marh vtisIefed
eagerly with the Chairman for few nomeps and then
ssappeared Tie ChArman himself declared lurr l.dly
mat the Caucus stood adjourned until further notice lis
ngs had been satsfactory and harmon de
gree never before vtnessed A. be undertood mases,
nj present had agreed 70 plnoe their interests
N The bands of the three rcrulw representatives. who
bad jast departed with their immediate ffepcs while,
~ Tor mss be would take OF himself AM foped
hey might all b ~ s1coesvfui The blue lights lie
would remind them, were burning low. and te called
pou such psmbers n the police hight 10 lrcsent 10
that the vsvy valuable ard curious motel q iieH
ne~ mach ne con'sinng 10 ts proportors and tie net
of 10 wres and strings a the secrets OF the Jori
-iocx Consolidated Grand Junction Lobby League"
'ner "a safer no injury BE would nov say good night
No sooner pad the buriy fsure n the Chairman quilted
he stage t~s scnfee O. profAne feet cA,ec upon t and
hundreds a curious eyes examined for tie Graf mob
msclre.' uton which ony tie moe, deeply initiated
'bcuii ever 10 perntted 20 fsse. Arpo6g this erosd u
sms1ed srectssors, Who hld attended the caucus 40
'oaoidcrs' and from . desire 10 zee tLe "raing
.l-,ses thc cry 10 council assetnblsd." your
Terfier notced scores q oar really great Atd
,rcurcbt men, whose names are 'Anin