The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-23
CITY POLITICS.
Tb. Democrats p.rs I'm the Political Arena
Isess,,rntioo of yoters-The Inside Works
ing. Of the Ring--Coalisiens and Barxain'ns-
With sBoss, Fernando The Political Horse
Neutrality-suspicious. Out the Nass-B"rgains'
Bickerinxs nd -"ing-: &c.


Market-Trs:..ing Out the Nass-n"rs"'"S
n'cher'ngs and Sws
70 use the stirring iansees- q one OF rs CHIEF
patrons-banker John Morrssey-tne a. '"oO'"''s parry
severely punished In all its recent ngh,E reefs up
10 the present contest in the State OF n. iofS
groggy its pins, Its peppers half blind ana VI oy
blackened and It's mawieys" falling wildly and rai>sf
hepessiy facing antagonist whose strength fears
but whose activity keeps Il beyond the reach OF any
serious injury. The msrred and beaten aghter how
ever has good pluck In this, which il feels It's last
desperate contest for existence and whatever may be
the chill foreboding in its heart keeps whisng gayy
to keep Its courage up and endeayors, though with
furnished confidence. the world believe that It
feels able TO carry the State by from TO twenty thou
sand majority. This Is all their most sangune friends
claim.
REGISTRATION VOTERS.
The first days work OF the new Registry Law. shows
total Of $4,000 voters leaving 1t fair TO infer that the
total number OF to be registered previous to the
general elections will reach from 10000 to 115 000
This would be very comforting to the democratic heart
were IL not that copies OF cash days registry list
are immediately placed in the hands Of tho police
for investigation, aud that the result, far
ascertaned, shows that at least ten per cent
OF the names registered fraudulent, and that
IL their should appear upon election day to cast
thor ballots they stand not only excellent chance,
but legal certainty Of having board at the public
pense for good many months following. Every name
not known TO the registers Is handed 10 patrolmsn of
the street 10 which the person registering has alleged his
domcic be located and is the duty Of each patrol
to make personal inquiry at the house designated
and learn II the allegation DO true or false Let the
names registered however be what number they may,
the business OF challenging at the poles will be vgor-
taking the increased number OF election districts and
dividing the time between sunrise and sunset Il will be
oil but impossible that IS 900 TO 90 900 be
duly entered OF these tho democrats claim from 60 600
TO 5000 while the radicals with equal and greater
confidence place the for Fenton anywhere between
81 900 and 40 000 The radicals shake their heads mys-
e5 enc. an% @ g h ss
FOR greenbacks" When asked what reason oy have to
anticipate that their ticket viii do WELL they only
renew their former ocose demonstrations and reply:
"You viii see you will see before you get through"
THE sTArET TICKET.
Turning from the troubled field of State to city poll.
tics ind atoms found of an entire change or pro-
Qramme SIN last researches IN this direct on The
interests OF self perpctuatlng power seem 10
have renewed the coalition between BessFe Fernando and
the so-caed leaders Of tho Tammany machine. What
the special benefits Of the arrangements for Noycm
Der contest are the kcepest political eye cannot dis
Germ and forced lools beyond next month and
to take into account the interests and questions involved
In th, December light, before this disastrous alliance
be nationally explained The chief points Of the imme
date bargain seem TO be that lammany Hall shall assist
Mozart Han y securing the CONGRESSIONAL seats OF the
Fourth, ghh and Ninth districts in return for which
Mozart Hall will throw overheard all It's pledges Judge
Connolly Tor his elevation 10 the Comptrocrhp In the
December contest and support the afabe present City
Comptroller for another term In word, although all
tonal interests demand that Tammany Hall shall en-.
deayor obtain the united democratic support for its
the personal interests aud the interests the various
parmens under Us control demand that every thing shall
DC sacrificed 10 keep The present faithful watch dog of
tho City Treasury his place for renewal Of his ofciai
lease In vain bavc all the bcstme OF the party from
the belonging 10 the State Central Committee
protested against the selfish and destructive madness OF
this course In vain have even the members OF the Ma
tonal Democratic Central Committee visited New York
70 urge and mpore that for once petty and personal
pirnons and grievances be sacrificed 10 the great
interests the country In vain have the few rcspcca
Bile men who stu from interest guide tho democratic
machine shufdcrng and disgusled done all but down
on hcif knees to beg that Tho Tammany leader the
head Of the state ticket-himsef uncxccpt enable
gcntlemar-shoud not be ruthicssly and deliberately
sacrificed BY imposing upon him the burden OF carrying
the November but likewise 0; tho December contest.
"Ephram is Joined 10 his idols, let hun alone;p and
In the grave witch bures The abortvc coalition ticket
next November, shall likewise be buried the evil genius
OF that odous and selfish ring TO which tn wholesale
political murder must be attributed.
CONGRESSIONAL MATTERS
In the Fourth district the rad ais have adopted that
excellent whist maxim OF Hoyle when you are doubt
Play trump and they have played ,he bigges, trump
bread dclec poclivites, aud he owner q !he slor
cal white coat He Is their nominee for Cohsfes In this
riot usually showing clear democratic majority o.
from eight to ten thousand votes; and yet, with two
democratic candidates Ia the field, would seem e.
tremely probable, and With largo Fen:an support which
tbs gentleman Is certain 10 receive both person u
and political grounds there are long head d men In the
district whcpday will take bets Of i've TO two In favor
s os or sss be e.
no account and rs hat body continue under radical
control for The next two year, they would prefer 70
have the best intellect and kndcs heart OF that faction
in the national iegsatrre,he only man on his eide Of
the house who had courage urge that the defeated
Southern shall be treated generously, that Jcner
nuvt nj continually tmpnAoned without
trial. and that the whole power OF the national govern
ment shall not 10 perverted 70 40 po,eo
efforts Of those gallant men who Arc practically
only seeking in this 10 ayenge The wropg. nc,ss
by England upon the United states during the
recent war, when they marshaled Themselves under
General Sweeney for tho purpose OF capturing the Cana
dss Againss Mr. Greeley the pe n ,n. mon
respected chairman Mr.. John \, savage who has not
accepted the nomination. however but whose wish "
10 nold the district open 10 order that some gen
tlcman who could all the democratic Interests In
his favor who had ambition 70 serve his coun-
try in ongces should DO selected for tho place. = =
tsunsct) Cox formerly and for several terms member
Congress from Oho and one OF tho abest debaters
on his side Of the House wa hc choice % The beet men
the interests ~ the December contest inererrd with
the election OF the gentleman who could be useful 70 The
nation and Part OF the bargain with Nozar HAL NE
1ammany vote of the Finance Department, has been
Withdrawn from Mr.. Cox and gwen 70 sdpcrvisor John
Fox OF the First ward who also holds valuable sine
euro place In the Street Del Deputy Collector
Of Assessments worth some seven thousand dollars Per
annnfn, and nothing % dol
In the FIFTH district there i nothing new John MOT
rssey having received all the democratic nominations
General Nelson Taylors friends are not satisfied aud
seem DESTROYS Of throwing away thernoney N contest
which 20 them must DO fuiiloGg. There scores %
men ayerse 20 Mr Morrlssey who would gladly take
trough chances defeat BIN n they saw any opr0uu
nifty but they vie Ia ler day and generation ana
fall any chivalry Ia running Their heads against
where tho result only be TO beat out thsir
brans Nelson Taylor has received an INDEPENDENT
nomination.
In the sixth district tho conservative republicans arc
eagerly canvassrng 10 have Thomas stewart formerly
member Of Assembly, aud now one OF The state ,enral
Committed adopcd a. Conversational candidate OF the
democratic parry That he should be nominated y most
certain this being but small concession 70 the conserv
Htvcs for the coalition At Philadelphia and Albany aud
the support both tho state and city without which
running democratic ticket would he obviously useless
waste Of labor Mr. stewart Is young, wealthy aud tai
ented OF large expcrence Ia pocs, and bears - coee
resemblance Of facand lgure 70 the tor o. the city
conservative organ that he contnua eccosed ~ NE
name of that individual Mr. Stewart, however, u ~
xtshla ladarueri n ihouahl be would have