New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
TUEsD y MORNING, MOVE ENBHR ID, 1865
EErrRfR FRoM NEvv ro aaz.
Special Frssponasaos Il tthe oeesesat.l

NEw YoRK, N5v. 4, 1866.
The State Of NeW York ilaz gone adEcsl bysge-
fault, The telegraph Will have announced To- yea
ere this reaches you that enton Is 20 occupy the
gabernatorialc chair another ternl, having been re-
elected by about 1000 nq#ority. When va lo6E at
the record and se4 beforels the fae that we oonld
jnst as well have elected Hoffman it makes
one alnost curse the men who FemaiReds away
from the polls. u this city there were registered
over 725 600 votes and only about I0a 600 lsoled
out of which Holman has majority u NJ csc an
unprecedented 4hing III The history OF This cry
Out of the ~ 900 votes not poiled the Democrats
would certainly have had niaJolsty for Ho fnan.
We have gained Congressman. among whom is
John Mosrisseys who vas elected BIZ piura3jty Of
265S and majority of S66 over both pBosiHg oaI-
didates combined, Morrissey;s oard4-put,lHlsed
lately-bas helped lTa4 undoubtedly sad il lie had
addea to it that he had renquished his gambling
house he would probably have stood in q better
light for his word is considered as good as his
bonds he is g man of q high sense Of homes aad
honor towards his feliaW man. aud were it Iiot for
the stigma Of an nnlaWfuI profession, lie W1lld.go
to Congress Y better grace thar one IaR of 4ae
in the last Congress.
While we have to- lament the loss of this sitate
we have to rejoice oFar the Tesnltin Mary land 4
The radicals thought they had thiags pst ahoHt as
they wanted them, nut they got fooled this time
which il too bad f1r them, alter they ad Till engo
much pains to lock nl1 the new commissioner Sg- 4
pointed by Coy. Swaptl, and To muster three
thousand shoys in blue tosnpport them. These
fellows onghtto be pad in sen9e way for their
trouble, for they have laBDred sa8dnousiB
for the gratifestion q themselves and the
ruin Of the country. Really, obey hare been.
ttseeking plnnder under difficulties p antfone only
has to use his ita ginatiye faculties 10 kaow how
disappointed these poor fell0ws4e feel vixen they
es@biged TO letsueh fat thing slpflrouglI
their fingers. 10 say Hlat they sought a3iything#
hut the Opportunity to throw the steaiinrs'' into
their own party, would 8e insalt I'd the radical
party of the whole country. fer they wish it an.
sdersfood that heneelorth their Inedto is, make
money. honestly IL you eai,y but make na9uey, n
and If the s.piekiags do nos yield eHeugls#to pay
The leaders good salaEies then they viii Institute
proceedings agaiast the President 0f die Tinted
States to f6epase hiza, because he 4Hiil ns8 join
them i'll rObbing the people, Sad put sin sefis one
who VIII. Failing In this, they have arranged for
anotherwaT, at home, If they can get II up end, if
not they will have it abroad, and then sail GENE to
pass what we have alseaay experienced. Gov
ernment contracts. for useless materials will be
given te friends at da1sbie what those net SO
tsWealeYA as the friends Bat stronger sup
portaFg and lovers of tie government Tould take
them att. Then SHALL we see the 'tra6s,' grow
rich and the ADems1 Eemain poor, and the
eouatry loaded with three billion dollars
more debt when it reed net have been
more than one third as much. Such are the plans
andideas ef the tim0nisus creatures who pre-.
tend to DE friends Of their country and If they do
10I carry Elelfl sD8 5pGGAs1sH h4G
hit on some other plan Of lHasng money faster.
We neyeE mad a more aniet election day than tsses
yesterday. Ao disturbances to any extent, and
everything was done good natErea aly end in order.
made big thing.
Constitutional conventions are the order Of the
day. This large State could not he optof fashion
aud therefore took a ballot yesterday to know
whether the people wanted eeayentiea, or not
~ amend the Constitution Tie vote 10 not yet
known.
Simeon Draper, one of the old citizens Of New
IoTk, died yeateEday from pRnalgsis in the sixty
frat year of his age. He was nroIninently y1knOWn
here in political circles and possessed at ali times
certain influence In government affairs, He was
born id Massachusetts in sos ard moved ta this
city i'll 1881 Hewas an extremely talented aner-
camille man. and vas angaged in the dry goods
business for lew years. the entered the auction
business and has been widely lsn1q9n eSeF since aE
anaaetioneers former ehanize and tterlE
in real estate stocks, ete The sast pusiie ei8ee
9le occupied Ras collector nf this port, which he
resigned IN 1865, and has since been acting as
cotton agent for the United States. Receiving
and dlsposipg af all cotton beQRging to the
government, nom which he must have laid away q
anlig little thing against a rainy cay, Barring
Ills political career he organized an eilti-seYard
faction, caused by some trouble between Seward
ana himself ana endeagored 60 gead a full dele
eaten To She Bal altiIaege convention which, 70.
Nominated Islaeolns but did not do it, and johnson
waa AeIainafed by the Seward party aastead 0t
uanieiS Dickinson, Oh man wanted by tlle Draper
paFtg. ThiH was about Tie closing aet of his po-
htIca fss.
Ths T5saity Church tnbFsalio i exciting fae at
fentionof gverY60dg. lhe case looks squailg for
The parish, as tige heirs arc pitching ~ lively
gl9r asesflenentof EheiF olaials. Eha property is
pEst down aB sos 600 Gao, 70 be divided between
aiA hundred heirs, and now that the leases are
falling due, tana5lts refuse 10 pay rents, ana tiie
seafhDfaten II aFrsid IL sue as IL eannot show q
1itio IT IS very nice iaess altogether, ana the
Eectgs ana gastTg;3Aen are preaching and talking
Mp ths rights OF tIs Church. age tlte counsel oi
4ha haizs pfcsg their claims, Fla case has heen
nnsned ageraI kiaes feYians t0 this. aad it y an
Aelsa00d that tbe ia4ysfs haye been fed SO
AeaFiiY as 10 df6p IL 5uS this titse y IS being
nov talked df IT being aaGh aiA ellt master tel
1Fsee Tho pedigree of SO ul&E Asifs 2,aa produce
als tae egidenees shat IL ss Eaoag g
Rela Ehe mattefi it can l9 dans ~ anything iise
AEaja sum. Ii toabs hadiy ana The results are.
iQakad lor anAi0usy as ffed aad siiel erifnih 81
esasg g4agged rs aiilss flie chHFeholheers-
EYES AND E&Rs.