The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04
CITY PoLITIc s.

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New Elements nj Work FavorinG the Sue
cess Of the Radical State Ticlset-Hypocrisy
of Tammany Hall Exposed-Bar0n Won HOni
MANS Positive Identity with the Wixwnm
ssRingo-His Late Railroad Experience
New Tangled Fenian Organization.
STATE CANVASS.
The state canvass increases activity approach
the decisive hour; but two elements working
heavily Fenton's favor and against the
OF the Albany coalition ticket The first Of these
the practical effect Of President Johnson's hostility
tho Fenian movement exempli1ed in the fact that
the first two Fenian prisoners tried in Canada
have been sentenced to death with remorseless &C.
tvity, and that beyond any question all the
remaining prisoners will be given up English
vengeance under Mr.. Stewards Interpretation OF s'my
policy''-wl be disposed or with as much quckness
the Fenlan prisoners in Ireland by tho special
missions sent from England for their execution
The farce OF Tammany Hall seDding delegation
President Johnson 10 ask him to ask the British Minister
TO ask the British Secretary Of Foreign Affairs to ask
the British Cabinet TO ask tho Canadian Governor Gene
ra to ask the Canadian authorities that Colonel Lynch
and Rev. Father Mcmahon may not be executed is too
transparent dodge to be swallowed by the often too
credulous Irish voters Of this city It Is also too late for
the rammany Hall candidate for Governor TO express
pretended sympathy with movement which he did hts
Official action up 20 the present time. Just
previous 70 the suppression Of the Fenan raids by the
troops OF the United Statos acting in their and the
English forces in their front unable cope with
them, when in the opinion Of every American officer
the spot the green flag would have certainly been
ing Montreal in foriyegh hours land IL it had
been placed there would have been difficult matter TO
have removed t, Colonel William r. Roberts ssEed cir
cuIars tho prominent Irishmcn pretended Irshmen
o. this city, snnmoning them to private meeting at The
Aston House 70 confer on business Of the utmost import
to Irish interests and 10 devise for raising
tain funds mmncntly necessary to the Fenan cause not
single Tammany Office holder, ms are Informed,
from first class authority, responded to that invitation
by much showing his face; and yot is there
human being connected with the local politics OF this
city who does know that every OF tho pampcred
and purast TanInany Hall place holders owed his en-
tire election 70 tho betrayed sympathes Of his Irish con-
stituency7
BARON Won HOFFMAN AND MS IDENTITY WITH THE RING
The second element working heavily against the Tam
many nominee for Governor. and in Governor Fentons
favor, 10 the imprudent devotedncss with which said
nominee broke OF his engagements 70 speak At several
places in the interior of the State where he had been
the wngs Of special train when informed by telegraph
that certain Of his ncninators and associates Of the
which had started the Board Of Alder
mon 10 clear US from the domination Of the present
officers who form tho permanent nshtng force Of the
Tammany "rumr.h Noprotes,ations by speech or upon
paper can blot out this damning evidence that the
patron and will n all hazards he the protector Of the
fsmmany ring F" should he be elected TO power The
democratic nominee was away In the country under
gagemcnts speak for several evenings towns the
progress Of his campaign Charges Of The most serious
characterwhether true false pretend de-
terminc-had been preferred by eminent body Of c-
against the present rulers OF the street Department.
and an independent movement was undertaken by
thoroughly democratic Board OF Aldermen Of
our city to clear The democratic party and
Governor OF ali enhancement that was arising from
the allegation that no was In the psst tho patron,
was in the present the nominee and would be in the iu
tore tho protector OF the Tammany ring OF public
swindcrs. The Board OF Aldermen could only under
the charter have taken this action provided that the
days absent from the city In which all the powers
OF bis office would dsvcte OF righ, upon the President
.ha, the endangered Office holders OF the anmany
trump ielsgraphed their candidate for Governor TO
hurry home without delay or all would be lost, as
In reply 10 this summons the Tannany nominee came
huyug back BY his return 70 the city within the three
days specified bv law he able TO his associates
from that fate which The democratic Board OF Aldermen
Immediately representing democratic Constituencies had
prepared for those officers who have been directly
iinued power by radical les sa,ion at Albany. The
Leads OF tho Street Department do not hold under
any election by the people any former tine.
increased fer three By tho surrepttious pretended
ams ndment Of ,he cry charter which was lobbIsd
Street Commissioner Cornell, who then a Senator
from THE CITY, and who Il has been alleged only caused
himself 10 be elected senaor last year for the purpose
and IN the hope Of procuring new extension Of his
already extended term.
rm INV rAvafsp YyMAx ORGANIZATION
tx Know Nothing Fernando Wood says that General
Charles g. Halplnc was IN 'ornnacmann Tobe sure no
Was Ana so were VIM Smith u Bfen, Thomas Deyin
Reilly, Thomas Francis Meagher. John Mitchell, John
Savage, John Martin, Michael Doheay Joseph Brennan,
Patrick 0Donohue and Kelvin Izod o Dohcny Thcy
We're oil Orangemeu together; and this IL tho secret
cause OF the affection the survivors still rotan for Mr.
Hapire They were all in ls4s the Same Kind Of
"Orangsmcn that William X. Roberts and James
Siephens aud General sweeny and Judge Nj.
chael Connolly aud Patrick Moehan and Colonel James
Key and General Gleason and Colonel Burke and
Colonel Cayanah today; and that Is doubtless the
reason why all those "new tangled Orangemen 90 so
lerccly for the election OF General Hapine whose writ
ing name. hut not his voting name be N remembered
" Private Niles Reilly. 10 have a counted FOR
Private Miles = the tcke, must read -" For Register,
Charles q. Halrncn