The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-27


eonndence operators McKeon himseif the father and
founder o. the original schsms long since Left the
c1n - disgust and dust from on his weary
ne thinks ne can do more good BY boldly denouncIng
ne noer OF the Wgwsm party abuses than by marching
nave only Jack Cade's idea OF reform, and who
nal1ng Illustration OF how much moral roguery do
Ssvs made spsos appcasoS to Judge Nssoo Of tho
vnMed states Court for an injunction against Daniel
Murphy 0'Bhen, Thomas McSpeddon, John H. WI
MANS q A. 70 prevent further infrfngements on his
"ncKscn Org.nisstion.S and further interference
Judge has held in we'll considered opinion in the rst
place MAT McKeon did not make out by his papers,
ro,,csI zsrnsaao WOOD M nozaIt ana other
Iine, and beades, did establish case OF pecunary
damage his machine having been OF value 10 himself
ana only an expense and delusion to hts
Among the facts understood been presented Ia
this Interesting law was the affidavit Of Johnny
Crump, proprietor Of their hall meeting. He turned
on the gas at the last meeting Of the McKson Organi.
zation." because they didn't pay room rent and the
Affirmation OF leading member OF the Finance Com
mttee that they had not made single ''strke this
season, thar the business had greatly fallen on and
ad not PAY, as formerly did when Gunther ram
tna tne prospect was that they wouldn't make expenses
this year. but os compelled to go work some re-
putabe employment for living McKeon will be
delegate from Tammanv Hall TO the coming State Con-
ven.ion, where he will relate his experience denounce
outside political operators and, being duly shrived and
taken back the bosom OF the regular political church
10 the meanwhile the good will, hxtures certified sub
books snd the rough drafts Of three separate
denuncatory addresses against Tammany Hall and the
ring, can be obtained reasonable terms from
Colonel Bagley, Thomas McSpeddon John h Williams,
or at johnny Crump's bar the basement Of Masonic
Hail. Thirteenth street,
DExocRAnc UNION
nro nIs 1nsprng OF the pfoSentor has
sturdy political bcggarmsn with his big cane bis burly
body aud his loud voice. has become a siam and .
was brought to taw BY the general protest OF
the Irish themselves that he was running
race that no always the Held for the best Office
or preventing some other stronger man from running
ey his selsnness and jealousy. That every sacrifice
nad peep made FOR him, ana that keeping up polti-
ca orssnizson only to get MIN an ONCE, running 1t
for dc eat at great COST from year year. his
given himself special airs OF lategoiug on to sSara-
tog where he sat up in state, sending for Dan Gil
lespie John Mexican Johnny Carey OF the present
Sherifs Office 'agree" on the places before he mad
consulted his own organization 1t was found too that
he had promise deputy ships enough 10 servo al the
wrts that would be issued in the whole Uuion. There
are only fifteen PLACES as deputy, and about fifteen
hundred considered themselves good as appointed
great feeling among the Unonites and there is the
prospect o. 2 grand indignation meeting Of the
victims OF the big balherers confidence game.
In addition TO this Nike would not allow tIly Walsh
show but wanted whole tick OF made ont with his
own candidates, Including Waterbury. so IL
serted that "Bathering like and big cane are over
board 10 the Democratic Union. rhe Citizen read him
very severe lecture on ais arrogance and presumption
than his share and asds for others that he
couldn't come Fernando Wood over them" The truth
is, Miles O'Reilly 4 Co. have come TO the Conclusion
thai tue Irish candidates for oil the Offices
mad been overdrawn and breeding an Amer can
sentiment which promised mischief Accordingly they
have taken down the old notice. None but Irisn need
apply aud arc going to try the nomination of smith
Ely for Sheriff Ely don't want the olcc, but Is the
with German ainities first class recon dation
IRON his last place a. supervisor signed by soId Isn
ton, and countersensd by Jackson Sn1itz ~ inc
swamp fellow leather dealer II IL thought that Ely
would make good, safe and economical Sheriff and do
tue hanging on the cheapest Canal plan There Is
slight hltch in the arrangements far The demo-
cratic union not having secured the promise OF protec
zion from executions against tner personal effects or or
ders OF arrest with which OF Item are
ana which the big Judge agreed 70 l"make ali right
s wa w g Ss az %
Clerk and everything VIII be lovely Tor America, Ger
many, Ireland and the solidarity OF the psoplss \
4 L.-A THE ROCKS AHEAD. ~ s4s n
me diflculy about the outside machines 10, thai
rniie they are very nice and attractive in theory
practice-the principles arc good-very good
mono but honssi men tor ONCE Resolved "rhat we
are the only hones. men, The and the music
are good also. The sentiment OF mutual admiration
and expectancy Is likewise wholesome and altogether
sdmrabie but Ike the bess matu'sd plans they WIN 20
work. 1t Is all toll and trouble Then again mex.
penence works against success. There Is TOO much
sschs too y Sas wrEs
money in these concerns to give them fair show.
Thsrs the night spirit and ali that sort Of thing but
ased $500 by himself and ali his friends for The
Comprouer hght and that only the night before
me election 100 late @ do any good; Now, Ely is cn
good tune The McKeon men vii come over. aaa even
the worth OF his money, like HecKer, in tho ap
pause OF his Immediate supporters even II tho people
patronage and tue money and the Skilled men Tor orSsn
zaton Herein consists her special ADVANTAGE Her
system - perfect and the machinery works in every
part Take the two hundred and fifty odd election d
trcts; It has special account with each--ts men to
take the tickets distribute them and bring out the
voters it, money 10 sure, and there
no waiting until you sullivan, Hennsssv Aston
but 'vhe man and the money are always the spot
rANxASr SENATORIAL PROGRAMME. l
In the Fourth district First, Second. THIRD Fourth
Firth, Sixth, Seventh and Thirteenth wards) Tweed
the nomination e be chooses 70 take ~; but II |
entirely "on' tho arrangement It Is an Office |
without emolumsnt and requiring sacrifices. Tweed,
useful 70 himself and friends at Albany than any |
other man In the district; but The developments Of the
ss1ns struggle have considerably dIssus.ed him and
tor houou II understood that Foxs friends have
threatened 10 desert Tweed 10 the Senatorial race Fox
the First ward should go, IL would make differences OF
thousand the total Of the district Tweed
the First Tho trouble with Morgan Jones and the |
sixth ward crowd threatening mischief In tho Fourth
vol Is n1 ds. n cSo.s o. :%c,si
may yet decide be compelled to run II he does,
the democratic majority beng about ten thousand,
The probability 10 that he will DO elected. |
In the Fifth district there legion Of candidates on
each side. On the Tammany side, Alderman Nortou OF
Inc Eighth ward; Aldermen Flynn Vince King Of the
NINTH George Purser, OF the Fifteenth and b. HART
James Watson and ID. v. freeman OF the Sixteenth.
Colonel ?rce and James Brady have both been talked
Of tor the nomination, but both have declined. The
probability nc the present writing H. that Edward schell
q the fifteenth WI Be sae compromss candidate. He
2 the brother Of the well known politicians Richard and
Augustus Schell In the Sixth DISTRICT composed OF
Ientn, Eleventh and scveuteenth wards, Thomas J.
he democratic union, will DO his compstltor Creamer 10
lbc and shrewd, and we'll backed by rammany. With
Brennan Brieu, Loew and Cardozo on the Iammany
county ticket, there will be strong fusion Of the Ger
nan and Irish elements, which, with Crsamcr's per-
'lscton in THIS district. This is the same dis