The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14


son,r" Of What vii, be The na course Of dis Osranza
tsress throasSouI the state Greeley and Waldo
Hufchns, who are its most prominent nansgen IN tue
city.
RAprcu yppn1ARy TICKET.
The radical judiciary convention met last Wednesday
night and nominated John Sedgwick for Recorder by
accamation and had herce contest the Office Of
Surrogate which finally carried for Alexander w.
Bradford and subsequently, made unanimous in his
favor. This must be held as indicating q compromise,
radical wings OF the republican party for Mr. Bradford
the nominee selected by the conservatives in their
the house Of Senator Thomas Murphy for their
November bearer aud ia not possible that the
people would have given their nomination
pronounced and Interchangeable friend Of Mr. Weed,
had they not been guaranteed corresponding act OF
courtesy by the endorsement OF John Sedgwick, their
candidate for Recorder IN the conservative republican
convention which Is soon 70 meet What other
nominations the radicals conservatives, either
may make for the Offices Of Register, super.
visor or Coroner only the future determne but the
chances are that when all oil the outside tickets shall be
put in the field special conference committees will be
chosen 10 decide what candidates strongest and shall
drawn. In word, If IL be found that any political
schooner ia overloaded, making IL doubtful whether she
can reach the sangune harbor Of success through such
storms will prevail for the next three weeks common
sense will demand that such portions OF the cargo ar
rs thought can best keep shall be left for second voy
age The great object or producing total change in the
present political nagcen OF affairs in this city must
be held paramount claims aspirations either OF
individual candidates their friends and with prudence
guiding the general coInses and disposition 10
at whatever cost there be little doubt that
the result will rebound to The interests and pride Of The
community
MOZART HAIL DEMOCRACY.
As TO Mozart Hail. what it will do fall TO do Is not
regarded of much consequence. II Is believed there
popular yet lingering within the porches of its
departed power; hut long these remain content TO
their be this side that at the bid
ding Of one exclusive DICTATOR they must remain poll
tcal nonentty that few will ask what they going
10 do though may inquire what new trick their
proprietor is abon. TO play in the coming elections
Already in his Congressional candidacy in the Ninth dis
tre he has wholly repudiated and ignored the name of
Mozart Hail. though yet claiming its support; Offering
ious TO enter Congress as popular rebnke tha hal) TO
those WHO uttered the malicious fasehOod hol hcI who
have the audacty ihil hi) to assert that heroars OF
Iaughter-was not perfectly sound-(screams OF merri
ment)-'on the goose during the entire WARP Speech
less commissions OF merrncnt among all who hear him.
Was ever hypocrisy moro paIpabe than ths9
Second only to himself the Mozart proprietor adheres
TO John McCoo the present Register who IL s rumored
gives several thousand substanta reasons for securing
that domination the first instance, and whose fidelity
the Mozart party has continued in contributing full
Of ali he possessed 10 the public treasury Of the
Mozart proprietor all of which, of course went
fully and accurately into the public treasury OF that
ganizatiop and dollar Of which eyer got tangled
sscle prnca Of ,be aid Moyspt Ha u
McCool is estimabie gentleman Of no particular
qualities either way He has held many Offices through
favor OF the democratic party. On the principle OF
rotation in Office the great majority OF the "bOys'
believe that term, halt term Of so lucrative
office the regisership is said 10 be should be
enough and receipt in fu even for these brilliant ser.
vices, with tongue and pen and otherwise, in the public
service which Mr.. McCool has rendered
For supervisor the Mozart people divided on Owen
Keenan,, strong popular democrat OF the Eleventh
ward, and Patrick Gun wealthy manufacturer Of strong
drink and gentleman named Lockwood, an 'acci-
dental who has been specially imported from West
chester one OF the counties by the Mozart pro-
prieor, TO NIL this important position. Keenan,, how
abors under the misfortune OF believing In the
'onc term rotation in office" principle, and as he is
sturdy, independent who will mot always bow 10 auto
cratic dctation his chances are believed 10 be shaky
notwithstanding his past record fidelity and services
Mr. Gun Is also popular and believes-whicb we do
by any meaus-that his respected candidate for
in the Ninth district is intriguing and intriguing
successfully, 10 obtain for him tCn the radical endorse
ment
Convention adjourned this week without making any
nominations was that was composed Of rather heero
gene0us msterials, who had not been sufficiently
vssscd, cancussed and sworn 10 blind obedience ad
vance OF their assembling together majority or full
half or the delegates not recognizing the chief propre
tors rght be proprietor Of their opinions
strongly in favor Of nominating General Hapine for the
Regsteshp, and would have done So al least made
formidable attempt TO do 50, had not the wlv mana
ger forcsseing that some Of the elements beyond
his control, secured hasty adjournment
CONGRESSIONAL NAfrIs.
In the Fourth district ii IL found, after all that
General Daniel sickfes ccnented with his Coonelcy
in the regular army and present command Of military
date Tor his former seat in Congress. Brother
Ben announces that he viii certainly be the
machine IL being worked vigorously IN favor Of Mr. s.
.Sunset Cox Of Ohio by CERTAIN powerful interests
not exactly in egi in ALLIANCE with the present man
the NcKeonites, and this fact may he considered
fcreshadowing Of what Yanmany Hall viii do while the
Democratic Union party Cooper Tnsttutc who really
strongest in this district and able whatsoever
,hey may please, have not yet decided whether they
will give their nomination to Dir Cox OF send some other
10 Congress- Their action in this In other Con-
gressionai and Assembly districts, will, Doubt be
largely governed by the availability anu WILLINGNESS Of
each nominee TO help the general county ticket which
they have put forward, though there just good
and true national men within their ranks be
ionnd OUTSIDE OF 'hem; nor VIII they strengthen
their common enemy IN any by accepting
idaies either for Congress or Assembly, any man who
distinctly represents sdbsres to any hostile interest,"
or who not willing 10 avow that they will treat all
classes Of their supporters fairly. is not unlikely
that Hiram f3ombastes Faricso) Wslbrdge will he up
candidate OF the radicals merely 70 be Knocked
down Ike wooden doll The nomination would afford
xo0d excuse Tor Hiram 10 bore tho electors al the
drics with some OF The many Thousand spread eagle
manuscript speeches which he hsS SAFELY locked
his trunk only waiting for opportunity 70 work oil his
surplus political gas
10 be ut present enjoying hectic but shortlivcd
revival. Banker John Morrssey IL sH the political
Hercules who can hold al the political serpens aspiring
10 congress, while yet IN his infancy; and II he il 70
have any opponent II Is believed that young and
active lawyer named Gibbons viii he formidable
Hnay than General Taylor. Some wise from
Washington here recently cautionng the iDno-
cent deocrats Of the city OF New York. not u unver
risssys schemes they were ssnt back, however with
good sized eas in their ears and were told that the de
noatic parry OF che city OF New York believed itself
fully competent 10 take Of is AFFAIRS and also
thai throwing Mcrrissey on the ticket would add
socaed respectable" 10 their State candidates
and would be such fragrant breach Of faith and conf
dence with that large class who have only confidence
live upon, inevitably resulting In the loss 600 votes
- least - 'he state ticket in the city IT New York As
things stand day. the brawny thundcroned Glads-
tor vhose bead quarters In the Arson house. where
he = anxious Al ail hours Of the day 90 his friends,
viii be the next Congressman from this district What
has become Of VIM g. Naciay is an aRitaing
question ut tho present time Whether be has gone up
~ balloon o. into the In . diving bell, his most
anxious friends have not been able discover Neither
hide nor hhir neither bones blood; not grow from
any cellar, nor geatn Of his brown mustache anv
thorougaise, can he within the precincts Of his
district, which Il was fully hoped by his admirers he
would again represent in Congress
w the sixth district, IN believed tina, portion OF
the Philadelphia bargain subsequently ratified al Albany,
hnd 10 which that man Weed clings with such tens.
coos hdciy, though the ''hte man. Of the local
scrvative organ regulates H. viii he carried ny the
Domination NJ tome conservative republican, most
prooably Thomas v stewart formerly Of the Assembly