, 1865-12-03
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Ne" 1oAk LOCAL POLITICS.
= cnaee my 1ast letter our city politics have
enaneea mont ~ lact they are always chang
ing 1ront, and It would not be surprising 4
lucy aao an entirely new phase White this let
ter u tfaselnog rom New York TO Chicago
. Last week Inc malcontents OF tho Democratic
party nad great prospect Of fofm1n8 cos'
n1ion with the Republicans, and by putting
up mo party csudidatenn of putting thG
1ammsny democracy out of sight. The
movement commenced. Tnnmany nomfna
lea DOM T. Hoffman for Mayor The: other
wing Oh the heOefnoefacy with the help OF some
Republicans and the C1tlzens' Association
nominated John Becker for the s.r1,e nt{icc
The -rrihun. con,a N W. .r,,. + Il,
Moo,o. o.rs,,,s,,se - 'a1 sapPis y 1ns
neeAc1 aoa,taal'ons anu lnefe Was good
promise oi the success Of the party that pro
fesscd desire tor honesty In Office, with the
union Of the Republicans, the Citizens Asso.
ciatlon and the dlscontented portion Of the
: Democracy The election of thr ,ofrt ttek.t
Bns nront, the cert,;r4,aes-
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~ INC hepuoicans werc not agreed to the
ncn plan. Headed by. the Tines, the *tKe0
ulaz Republicans held Convention and
nominated Marshall q. Rotcrta 1nr asor
and thr nnc.snt in5,,s.,,1s 49,. :. 'A -aasot'
s...14s - f4su' 'eaooos sue" u1eu de'
.s'n.ns.ion !s ~ 70" east inc Republican vote tol
that individual. ,Mr. Roberts stands as good
achaucc Of being Aayor of New York aa the
Emperor Of China does Of he.ne kim ~ ths ,s
ro,rn;h., r.,..a. m. NJ - 1.s ~ .ue
oa4 a1a.4uAs!. 1staue0- Ane unes Is Abusing The
TS0ne "1tn particular Tehcnencc, aud ths
paper Of which Nr. GreeleY L. the mapater i
returning the abuse with interest prrscn5t
Indications farnr tKe .1oc,,or ~ 49, ~
manycand,1sts .honat 1 +. ~ .noa.s ~ .ue aanl'
.:s.,y1aa .ua = ..ssA g.. uguga ~ Is among the pos
sibillties that NJ. Hooker will be the lucky
man. Dean Swift, I think 1t vas, says that 4
gentleman il meyer srrnrised At a,vth;n,I ~
If he Should be "a unr1,srf1eft ID - 1ss, AZ tha
emotion. he must neyeS roonffc.t !, w, ~
The readers Of this 1rtter shnnift +. s,tnnssh y
nj see{np chance in nnr nnI1t;cs1 sttus4!ss
before t6o day II eisction Fat IN, ,1t .p
weakest of the three nsr1,es a. ahads ~ 1s ~
cumnetitors. s1o - 'es
erccrer,o, ::
o....s '. ~ fa1Ssehs. -.
foets anu pamtcfs, tnroush Al ages, hnve
a.tenINea 70 potuay Inc millennium, when
rndeJ Mas, - .San. aGhs hera au0 ~ ss5aie has
inv sc t,na nct,re " ~ h,,t ~ sueseaea n E1F-
sons M ~ aps Th, Phe ne subject By no
q sniritua1 ~ ~, "utAs nave oeen 81
eaI1b1r Ihinrs are Ssed az 1;t.1a n WHICH
hars - cisr,-ne9,a. g. go 20 Ht.lG s possible.
odnrn mn ro3f Gft~ uaM 1T = Z losai paanung 70
cnrnletea +. 1s ~ a 4a-astu, ~nt ~ s ,G3atiteIy
conf}me,i axc,,,s,raIn T.. II tssitm ~! mn!cniums
New YorE wn,,}a Srsnrssa.st ~ eha fEoanty o.
nHr ~ r1,s,ics harr,oSfxs5 aas .ae isaaets OF
and al; nortr .,;sonrS hnsha9 a94 naue happy,
C-sctar ,bl,,i1 =" T.. .t husaeo !uEetGL. Mf-
Wecd and tieir ,'Iaint,ra " IN | h,aa Ens o. annsloW
cach nshcr t ~ mp,n ~ asrse ua9e aa1ph upon
Raymond and Ecn. Wood shonld tn,h,he taiton tho1.
ttsrs tssit and 5a their Here's 70 ye1 as they cink
,,o-a 60 ~. ~ Sunctu4nE moro than
a1fr sbo,,iJ ~ tae nP. iae goddess Of LIB,
Tammauv % H,11 II ~ p,elsa tsa ~ osSs Inc GONE Of
Tus InG onee y con!endins hGtlons should enjoy
tos tha s,11h 11cs a ~ snsiass4g M TOOL Gentlle
IT, 4t.e's tne az .a a., "aaa,' ana sew (oi Chatham
ssMee.), ~ me i1cn man rom t1ith avenue and
ane a Poor a; man from Baxter street, should form
nnr m Hslsg ,f4rcis sh,g1d 9uP F. ~ me nackst9nnd:
h1s,ta sn9nla BE- les from Infection, and TIE pcnm
picturesque should emblaron Their banners
win procmmauon OF peace.
LIEUT.. GEN. SCOTT,
now guest the Astor Houae aud oecu-
pies the room which was vacated two Eeaka
ago BY lion. Preston King. The old Zero Zero
expressed bis desire for Il room On the lower
floor. declaring that his age was so heavily
wearing upon him that he felt unable to maks
The ascent Of tho stairs. He walks about the
hotel, sometimes alone mud sometimes rest
Ing upon the shoulders Of an attendant. He
does not preserve the crectness Of bis former
years, Ind his step Is slower and more feeble
than when he trod the halls Of the Montezu-
mas, on bis triumphant entry into the city Of
Mexico. A few days ago saw him In the
parloE Of the Astor House, IN conversation
Te asns ne 81 Il IT 1 ts9 is
N Introduction by mutual friend, Gen.
Scott remarked TINT he was familiar y7itb
zen; swceaeSn ea5ee5 and referred to his
20 tnc 1act mat nc was wounded on each ol
I'VE ssP,,t yisaust ~ ~
uvhnra ~, ~ 1na, ~. 1an. Salo Ien. scott
wounded IN he am at Shiloh bnt d. nnt Yer
eouiSt yput ~ ~ .tSnaK
81 ;rae e+ Ia5 ~ ~ Gncshoasc9 st We thc reply
Gas ~oanded early N that battle"
e1.,an:.{' IN {es' n9M semember;" vas scott'k
GIsAta@'o"- san 1neu' a''ee sooft space, he
co,ed ~ T af3ce ne las' Is e saw yo1 iou
tt.1 eeu - 1asJ Ky o4ce IN bleekef street III this
fhst renemhsr I !, yUu ro nny n;e 5ea1s before
Thor, 49, taisnI 80
and occurrences Of The past ten years. The
old hero,s memory was wonderfully good. and
nis kno"iedge q the historic details Of the
atc war sho"s that he has been careful OBJ
sta serFer OF events ! nm told that he SONG
1!Mes es 9esomes n.tlc confused, and half for
@ gets nat a.iny ne may nave SAID few moments
, neioIe. foselniy this may hare been pecu-
llar7ty OF the distinguished colder In days
gone BY such a treachcry Of memory Is not