The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-30

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having made her exclusive alliance with tho Mozart
menagerie there would sc 10 be dis position tho
par, Of all other political machines to combine
against the ancient wigaam. and It's candidates
Tho ticket Of the Democratic Unl.n COPPER Insttute)
people has been greatly strengthened within the past
few days by the nomination Of ox Rec rder James NJ
smith, Jr, for The position o Surrogate, which had been
LETT vacant by the decnalon Of Robert d. Holiness and
the endorsement OF John sedgwck the Office Of Re
coder In consequences Of the made favor
OK Recorder smith, the German democrats endorsed
the Cooper Institute ticket that now there sa for
mdaDe combination against the rammany Hall and Mo-
Fart programme, threatening defeat to every county
nominee made under tho bargain with Boss Fernando
Ahe democratic Union the German democrats the radi
cal republic and the McKeon democracy certainly
form formidable combnation the conservative repub-
Leans also endorse the name Of John Sedgwick, but
holding the remainder OF the county ticket under
Amusement One chief hope with those who nope for
the do eat Of the lammany and Mozart coalition arises
from the feet Of the deep and widespread discomfort
which pervades the ranks OF both parties. The friends
OF thomas Henry Ferrs-whose claims for tho Register
ship were so unceremonlousy Ignored sold and bargain
ed away make place for Boss Fernando's man, Nc
Cool was a shame and disgraoe-and the friends OF
that gentleman will work heart and hand TO defeat the
candidate Of tho bargainers and elect General Hapine
| tho nominee of all outside regular organizations In
tho Mozart Hall ranks the feods OF Patrick u who
had been promised the nomination for Supervisor by
Boss Fernando also up In against the bargain
and sale OF their whole institution merely TO lake care
OF the family and immediate dependents OF the Mozart
proprietor.
In the FOurh Congressional district the plan for elect
ms another member of the favored family begins TO be
moro fully developed "a, IL and 44' is in the
mis- friends say that eve Of the election bis Tam
many dummy" John Fox, win withdraw from the
field IN his favor
In the Fifth Congressional district the chances be-
tween John orssey and General Nelson Taylor appear
still to go strongly in ohns favor though It cannot be
denied Mr. Taylor has developer amount or strength
which had not been expected his most sangune friends
however, think the race IS against him, but will keep
their in the field that II hereafter be said
the election went by default
In the Sixth district there appear but very faint hopes
for the defeat Of Charles s. Spencer the radical
like a fusion Of the entire democratic vote upon NJ
Thomas H. Stewart The State Central Committee uu.
derook interfere in :he affair last Thursday they
were told by Colonel WIN n Mcintyre that while he and
his friends were perfectly wiling to endorse any demo-
Graf who should be placed nomination by Tnmmany
Hail. they we're determined TO have straight democratic
candidate in that district what it would, If
other could DO ound willing to run against Mr.. Stewart
he would run himself
In the Seventh district J. Winthrop CHAMBER the
nominee Of all the democratic organizations, will b.
elected beyond doubt
In the Ninth District, the communication Of David s.
Jackson Withdrawing from the Canvass in which that
oi aud respected democrat defines the bad faith Of his
defended Tammany supporters, has caused wide spread
sentiment of revolt amongst the furious democracy Of
ton oil William A. Darling, the radical nominee. II is
further Understood that the dissatisfied portions OF all
branches of The democracy have determined ignore
the Tammany and Mozart Alliance and will put up
nominee IN opposition to Boss Fernando. Ut Is a
retty fight ~ 1t stands and all looks TO the reelection
OF Daring who ID superior In all the qualities Of
honest man TO his opponent.
KrMoRED DESIGN TO RKMovE CERTAIN CITY OFFICIALS
City Hail. that Mr. John Brce, President Of the Board
OF Aldermen, and .olco acting mayor during the alb
sence of Mayor Hoffman from the city, has 1t In contem
pation, while acting mayor make charges
against prominent officials in the Street Comm ssoners
ing their removal This becoming known In the
Board Of Aldermen, majority Of whom the friends
Of the destined victims Is stated that they intend 10
take time by the forelock and prevent the removal Of
their friends by themselves removing Mr. Brce from his
position president Of the board and thus proye him
from acting as mayor The power OF the acting ~,
TO mako chances and the Limitation Of that power
once be seen BY reading the following extract from tho
snc In shall not 10 lawful for the Prssdsns OF the
Bohrd OF Aldermen when acting Mayor provided by
% q s a.ss. Dc 'S s -
Adopted 6y Common Oounc or either Board thereof
% nominate Or 70 .ppcnt any to hold ones a hssd
disability or absence Inc Mayor shall nued at
Mass Meeting In the Fifth District-Speeches
by General Nelson Taylor, Ell p. Norton and
Others.
number Of citizens residing in the Thirteenth ward
met in Clinton Hall last evening for tho purpose Of
tanning neral Nelson Taylor their Congressional
| candidate lir, Henry Tice was appointed chairman
who, after explaining the object Of the meeting, intro
duced General Taylor, who, in somewhat lengthy
sp ech said the principal issue involved in the
In the Fifth district that the opposition candidate
was on-resident. tiere some one called out "Three
| against Mr. Murrissey who was, no believed,
man, OF generous impuses--lchecrs for Nor
whether he had the ability 10 represent them
property, why should no not have been chosen
oy ,he citizens ,a o. inc a,stre, N which ne resides
Taylor than Mr.. Morrssey f'l That question he
should not he referred them to his past record
II Mr. Morrissey should be elected IL would establish
the principle of having candidates placed them
election who could command large pecunary influence.
closed by assuring them OF his intention persevere
| in the contest until the closing Of the polls.
ar Ell Norton then spoke Of the past services OF
General Nelson Taylor paying high tribute TO his
times interrupted by good humored remarks from the
admirers Of John horssey who were evidently present
made and the meeting then adjourned.
Captain Rynders, Edmon BlankEan and
Others.
A very large and enthusiastic mass meeting was held
last evening the of Cherry and Pike streets
ratfy the nomination OF John Moissey for Congress
Joseph Irwin presided Bonfres, transparencics and
fireworks illuminated the platform and the meetig. and
baud Of music cnlivencd the scene.
Resolutions adopted pledgng tho support Of the
meeting TO John Morrssey for Congress- as the friend Of
labor and the w0rkingman.
Captain Ry nders addressed the meeting In his usual
style, reminding his audience that John Morrsscy
not born with silver spoon Ia his mouth, but instead
OF that he had brains in his head He characterized
him NJ an honest man, conrasted him with the man
who away at Big Bethel lay In a mud gutter at
Dutch Gap, and raided upon women aud children. He
fights In a manly way man against man, and he wanted
HIM 70 have a seat in Congress- Cheers and cries Of
$50 do we.
John Morrssey came on tho stand, and was received
with great cheering
EDnoS BrASKnAs the next speaker introduced.
He election Of John Morrissey the friend
Of the workinrmaD, In which he showed the necessity
for having change In policy or Congress-. He urged
the meeting that " the opponents OF their candi
date object John Morrssey because he Is nghung
10 tell them that Andrew Jackson and George Wash
ngton fighting men and that Butler Is not tight
ing that General Grant took Richmond because he
Was fighting man and that Butler got himself corked
up before IL because he not nghung man. The
speech throughout full Of good hs, which created
the audience.
Other speakers followed and tho enthusiasm continued
ill the meeting broke up.
IKSTH WARD MoRRisSgy ASSOCIATION
meeting In support OF John Morrssey for Congress,
was held last evening NJ Pythagors Hall. Canal street.
under the auspices OF the Tenth Ward Morssey Assoc
alton Mr. William Clark, PRESIDENT OF tho association
addressed the meeting Ia few forcibe and well chosen
remarks advocating the claims Of Mr. Morrssey on the
linrr Of hn NJ nun