The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-23


Cut snake into fifty parts, and for half an hour
hour after its death every segment win preserve
sort OF nervous notion the last part that dies will be
tho head. The eyes will keep turning and the fangs Will
keep dartng long after all practical powcr for injury has
departed The democratic party and particularly the city
portion OF II, s chopped SNAKE formerly powerful
unit and covering the whole Unlon with It's
coils; but now tho only part OF IL that preserves
vision sembance OF vitality Is It's headquarters in tho
city Of New York. Even this has but anguishing life
with premontIons OF Its carly and uulameated deccase
crowding In from every side.
pgSorH4cY AND CONSERVATIVES AsD
THE PROBABLE REsuLr
Tie alliance OF tho Tammany Hall democracy with
conservative republicans Is felt 10 have brought
strength in the way OF voters while sacrfce OF suc
principles left has rendered the rank and Ole
almost Indifferent Poor AZ the bargain made
with tho conservative leaders originally was, terms
have been already violated, II IL claimed on both
sides; and the la.diuus attacks Of The Times on
tho coalition ticket made az Albany il a stab nnder
tho nth rb and injury received in the house
OF friend The roasnn FOR this last sonersant OF tho
TIN s said to be reluctance manifested By tho Tam
many leaders 70 carry out that portion Of their bargain
with the conservatives which was TO have given eer.
tainly two and tho conservatives chin three,
Congress- onal districts 20 the representatives, OF that
party Mr. RAYMOND was 10 have tic Tam.
many Hall nomination IN tho Sixth district, Mr.
William A. Darling was to be rc elected from tho
Ninth diRtrct and II any combination could be made
promising success against James Brooks In the Eghth
district that also to be delivered tho
vatve bargainers TaDmany Hall however, found itself
Ike merchant who had bargaincd TO soil goods which
rERRnuE FyNASs oS THEIR TRUE psrrIy FTsLp
Tho terrible Feniana whose martial mir ani heavy
tread have terrified and shook the world claim twenty
five thousand good aud true voters this city and up
In arms against tho editor OF tho Tlas who has not
been above polite TO them in tho columns Of his paper;
and they vow vepgcancc aeains, TIE whole ranmauy
ticket, from Governor down to ponnd-koc such
error as that above stated is perperated Hence now
interest IN the success OF the radical ticket, IS
now working most effectively for Governor
lsa'on,s as, success. In accomplishing ihIs oh,
the alleged zealousnoss of Ewards Pierre
pont who took upon himself in The Iate convention
at Albany 20 withdraw tho namo of General Dix from
the consideration Of that body NJ time when Il Ia
claimed, clear majority OF The conntry mcnhers
In favor of the Generals nomination, although he
Pierrcpontl had authority or color uf title for
such withdrawal than any else had for originally
making Ssncrnl Dix a candidate
THF CONVENTION CONTROL LED ny TtMnAyv HAIJ.
Despite the drawbacks 20 General Dixs prospects, the
Tammany Hall msn had all they could 10, with the great
means ut Their command, 10 attain tie they
achieved IN the nomination OF their man The Tammaay
Hall mon clam mat hoy VIII send igh Bridge
Jorty for their candidates of The modest lere as
votes which VIII be moe han enough q coupierbaanco
tho 20 900 majority which they concedo Fcntou viii
receive IN the balance o. The State The old political
proverb says-"It Il mighty bard 10 tell who will bo
Governor until the votes counted y wllc Il very
sais rule for .numeTato on certainly rcliahic
than tle breg and guczs work of tho Tamnany Hall
braves
0oygaSoa Avp pis srrryGrn WIN Tar VETERANS
wan.
Governor Fenon has rcst pers5nal strength With the
veterans OF tho late New York rcglmeris whlch hs
gslned by the lbcraity si,h which be woldel military
patronage durng the lac, tso years of tho Scores
and hundreds Of ecrgcau;s have received their ccm
missions az lientcnaDis signed NY his hand seaei with
the executive soa hanging their anla pieces and
former lie tns who aro captains and a o,hnr
grades q officers have similar document for which % ~
grateful
rgsuoS Avn ma rvSIly riFvsSr
Fsnton and his frcnds have aso inansriOusly made
capital among tho Fenian element. whia e irah III Tho
frontier conni'ss near 'srnds viii be alii ~ hs
favor, DO expects hln 70 divide thu va'e n Con-
,rai end Western New Yor and enari yegl 81 N
part Of u even In tho democratic stronghold o. this city
Tho race for Governor win b. avuv agh. ono q. hea'
ana = u s,ae5s & today sona ..c p9nea eoess
ruE CorSv
oilLng u. Sla,s and .nrnias !, ihe .scon ~ oonn.
Ss cd .' "a ~ ss%serns ss, pa' barps nTs
family become silll pcrYlerlug .ad aps9ihS 70
ne dizn'crestcd spectator.
oursiDE oRaAmgArinss
i tho outside democratic r@sni9qiaas opp0sed n
TNInmany Hail realize clearly that ths Il contest f1r
their scalps and are prepared to consodae and nglj
united hait.o with az 'ho des.s.an e.d se'.y be-
coming nch astrneslo sna Organization known ~ tho
MORT Ha'i Co,suIttco though formerly coualnrg
tAes ysss ~ p0sengl rdpr'.enlslys men from the
sonar pocka~ Engine by Fernando Wood, sold cut bnd
Daga nc ayoy 70 snt INC private Interests of h'm.ef
ana ~ brother Ben Z tha, y has lost e i,s import.
i>.es and the greater portion q ~ vitality. Tho
majority Of the mon who adhere II are
placonaldcrs under q the ranmany derartmrns,
ard really form only VIM or supplemental brigade
of tho snci9n, Wigwan, though wearing a different
uniform 70 deceive the nnvary whilo others ~ tie
strong nn who formerly gave life 10 the organization,
sick oi beng used counters 10 Fernando woods
game Of ,he~, have risen IN their scas and shaken
OF the duet from their garments ani nov enrolled
active honored members Of The Dcnorrilc tnDn
Cooper Institute democracy, which teGrgauizcs
lev evenings 40 By the election of john T. savao, of
the Fifth ward, as chairman.
AL ma NmrrsprSr uS ans oolIrscgp
Another dcnocraic Organization, formerly caiiiug
known 10 common psTlauca tho NeKeon faction tss
practically gons out of oxi-icce ~ tbs wlt5dnRal in
speced father IN politics. who j siceceiei by ex Ter
man hcspelon, Hho claims TO have McRcoa's power
and seepc. Hc seems 70 bceye that he whole ciy e
his own rulo snd male % te1d 70 iisoNn Inier5ys h
tho Nineteenth ward hcspcdon Is a crIble fcl'op in
bis oan eaiimaion-ani u thaTD b'lor The loay,s
eispar', ssi als@ 81 ~ sa Ss1'lsr I Socf Iol
HalL aud finally fuecaoded 10 INC desane, scKoon
Mozart n-sty have either subsded into etpendaries u
ths Street Commits Comp ,roei's Departments
oLder the banner % The Ancient Wgwam or havo oar.
riod oyor TIER yaor aad iher votes 20 s.as of power
aud honor hat have been opcnOd f0F thea tho grand
temple y the Cooper Institute democncy.
rAnHksr Asp TIE rIussEsr csNFAt0s
II must not be Supposed, hosever tha, ths managing
men ot Tammauy Ilal are not fully alive 70 the tiil
u4ars to strengften themarvrs Tor tte hour m rts
Thoy have already much Ebaied their proenli1as
Like vss sea captain, when storm is arising, they
have taken iD their atuddng sail bDoma, cleared tsa
ismber OF their decks and hattened down it.r
hachcs order % y prepared fr ne sale witch hsy
know r. coming anil With, n they not weather
they must, Ho'rN1 rsieHs consent g. b. enguipte3
otornsly. fheg afo eagerly casting abOut Tor ffes
hands H. wors the pamps, hld new ciags of
aBicbpici NeaIncu 70 help taks chlrve % tho ves3o
through the huuiseuN ~ m1xt November ani tbo yet
heay.r iempest q tbe ohaftsr conr't w December II
their narsrrcni ta wiHn ard thsir concessions prudent
r. rcMshle That tha Rhip of tho Auaont Nrpam msY
survive thC storm but q do h she mort - raaHe from
her frrserf uuwe'dy bNk, with ~ heavily cxp0scd
tf0s&ies 10 IA Iron sad ~ the ciat1f ella s cnape
~ ~ FnYa nnl BID defiance - sii 0rrIN
tnu. MhctHuf tls can be dlrr u1l must tc derlltd
wfnln Nefy feN days Iha u.d political 'wNltsii whB
laF tho rputet "a X bsuF wor, herWlaa Meeu 20 fec
slA aip4tn certainty ~ feai, nries4 m-aslfea
~ ai1gte1 tp avert ina danger Will result w tha tm
fuo4ta trNEIg Hp ~ We close cofpr Atipn rua WNfaA
hfs heretofore N0tNrnf4 their fttharsu9ua anA thn
tn4llag III Il cnMpt.ent lelp Rom Ntatggtr quarter
u Dan ~ r.Ceved.
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