New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-25
POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

Oar country paptls NltllouO 'A'CPlloH' w
believe urge the Republicans Of this city to stand firmly
for their candidate for Mayor, the Hon WILLIAM a DAh
LING. We quote few paragraphs:
From The Buffalo Commercial
THE TRIBUNE believes that there Is a good chance OF
elecinE Mr. Darling, and advises kGpuDncas 10 haAe ~
least hearty effort 10 that end IL says that even II
he really as The Times asserts foregone conclusion tha
one Of the two Democrats must DC erected u Is sun
matter which the Republicans should leave 10 the Demo
Gratis decide there being IN lis opinion but te coee
between them. At any rate, TUT IuBtNh insists MI
Darling deserves the support OF kepuDIcaus ana no
chance 10 elect him, however small should b9 iosI,
In humble opinion. then III Illbt NJ II IIsnt
is not only duty 81 good faith, but an act or sound
policy for the party 10 give Mr. Darling she strongest
vote IL is possible "a get out recent example ol .'lS
faacy of poltical calculations illustrates the wisdom oil
such a In the Thriysecond senatorial Di'tlc'
the Republicans had two candidates lh inc Iece1 &c
tons The Republicans as relatively strong III UNA
District the Democrats are In NeWfork livery Dody
supposed that one ~ the h,pupHcahr N9S S,IS 10
elected Figures proved that the party coud divide anu
give each candidate majority over me democrat iihs
shown 10 q demonstration. But cIectOhuaf tuII
different story. The Democrat, IKE the niue uOE VINO
runs of with Tie bone wale ihe Two Dig Gog, are e ,o
IT, quietly carried the day To the surprise OF every
body This case Is almost precisely parallel ~ lcsl
chances 20 the present contest IN New1 9rk We say 10
our Metropolitan friends thdt tnel shonu le w, Duilo
cratic dogs fight out their quarrel m their own fashion,
and do their best for their own man Ihey may IN lha'
case be rewarded with uncApecltd victory
From The Albany Evening Journal ,,, -
II M Darling consents to run he Is entitled TO every
Republican vote IN the city Ms IIlehus should support
him as heartily and zcaousy as II there were sure pros
pec of ms election The relative merits ana dement's oil
duty TO argue that or other of these candidates
must bc chosen aud then 10 give reasons Why M0ou u
preferable 20 Hoffman Is surely very yer handed sup
port OF Mr.. Darling. We have hoped that the NUM-
cipal canvass would be marked ny thorough union
Of the Republicans IN NcW-Noik, Hra Nv N"le
largely increased over that given at the state election
We do not advise the Republicans Of the metropolis to
vote Tor either Hoffman OF Wood They have candidate
of their own who POSSESSES all the requisites OF hlEi
personal character great abity ana oi Ight poneai
association And No should receive their Jealous ana I'M
divided support II ne is not successful the Republican.
knowing thar tncy have not assisted in the perpctuAtou
Of fraud and chicanery in their local administration.
divide and conquer" il q maxim which applies as
forcby to politics as 70 war ,, B%l |s E g ' e
go over upon the strongest side.
with three democrats running for Mayor in Nowlork
Ike the lice and locusts sent 20 poster Pharaoh. Nooas
friends move IN solid body; while those Who no" the
taste Of cold water. scatter
Prom Th. orieu.hurs Journal
We believe that If the Repuhhcihs would unite upon
MI Darling and give him the whole vote OF the party hc
would, u not elected receive % altgr Isit! 49, y, Si
ever before east in that city Tie cy Republicans OF III
20 present formidable front 20 general election s0 long
as they desert their flag iu the municipal battles Ihat
efreugtcu a great party We hope the advice of Tie
Tes VIII not be regarded but that AL viii rally 90 the
support OF the Republican candidate ana give nm Noe
that VIII show the divide ana scatter policy is to be
abaudducd
John H. Anthem. Democrat, has been nominated ION
Mayor OF Ncv.lolk city by the constitutional IA4nn
yidcd support Of the city Republicans h, could be
elected We hope light Will yet dawn upon the beiogsed
Times, and that 10 Will yet support hr. DARING
We earnestly hope that 10 the approaching election the
eope of New ork CITY will choose cithchr best or the
worst SGT OF men To administer their municipal affairs Ia
al once In the other 10 almost equally certain that the
be far distant II the KepnDheans on lev
the next election VIII be either their a defeat or AtI
first victory viii matter LITTLE winch. Inc 'oiIaiuSna
H.
tons and Republicans arc wise they ~hlhot hep ehei
OK them 10 success. Ill.,
one branch OF the New-i0rk City Democracy mas nom
mated Fernando Wood for Mayor the other puts forward
Men Holman for reelection: while the Republicans
have nominated good man OF their own; huch beinR
tbe case W. don't why certain Republican Journals
sbould he advising Republicans 20 support THIS or me
other Democratic candidate II they are DOM pad ti
no marty that elects either take tho responsibility there
] consent 10 be made The ballast 10 be- thrown this
vrav or thc other 10 forward this the other interest
they will soon he weak enough 10 be handled Win
facility W. have had too much OF that Kind Of political
every ght thinking man viii SET his face sterhy against
the practice. o..
Some Of the New York Rcpunlc4ns ar mcIl.eu ,o M
port either Hoffman Wood They better not Neither
of them Is worthy Of an honest mans vote though We
concede that wood il less Objectionable than Holman
Prom Tie oswego Advertiser
The Hon VIM A. Darling has accepted the Republican
We wish that he might DE elected but that Is rather
Zoo much 10 hope FOR Nevertheless, Republicans will
honor themselves by voting for worthy candidate
WILLIAM A. DARLING FOR MAYOR.
A large and influential meeting OF the mer-
chants bankers and business men will be held IN Wall
ST on wednesday the 9th inst, at o'clock, To give an
earnest and active support To the nomination OF hr oar
ling for Mayor This Will De significant movement II
il high time that the business Of the community who
bear the burden OF taxation should them
selves TO al honest man al the mead OF the C
Government On this occasion some OF the abest pubic
aIoV la tho 4
pected that Peter Cooper VIII preside The call for this
meeting, signed by hundreds Of the most active mer
chants, will appear on Tuesday.
DARLING RATIFICATION MEETING.
meeting was held at the Union Republican
Headquarters, corner Of broadway ana Iwentysecond
st. Saturday afternoon, OF TWO delegates from each
Assembly District Association IN the Interest OF the cleo
ton OF VIM A. Darling for Mayor. j. soils Rltterhand
esq. presided. Committee was appointed 10 CONFER
with other Republican ORGANIZATIONS win the view OF
securing united action on me part OF me friends OF MI
Darling Messis. Spencer Ohver ana DfulninOnd made
short and effective speeches. and the meeting adjourned
HOFFMAN MEETINGS.
The Tammany Democracy held a ratification
meeting at National Hail. Forty -fourtst, on Saturday
evening Judge Mcneil PTesdng d IRe mon a. D. k2ge
man. The Mayor said he was opposed by three op-
P.nrlnn Benneft Wood opposed him because he Dlr
Uoffman had done all IN his power TO hinder Wood from
getting the rents from the city Tor th9 CORPORATION C3uh
sci,s rooms which Wood had lifted up-thOugh these
rooms were entirely untitled Tor lhe purpose Intended
Vote for Wood and you give him So,v year ana zen
wears lease OF II. He opposed by Horace Greeley
because and Wood are In league Ioi similar ends Ben
100 hi his hitter political enemy Tor ala they not rcmcn
Lcr tbaf be MAYOR Hoffman, had opposed the Ann-st
eviude from beginning 10 cnd.
sheriff Kelly was the next speaker re said that u
bevoud a doubt true that Daniel Deylm had paid Wood
60 OlO Tor the appointment he nllcd The check Tor
80 oO was paid in the BOwery Bank to his brothers
name a circumstance now well known. Dcvln got the
Wnof nomination. through Woods influence, the
Noz1rt organization but how mneh Oh the $4,000 did
fLc Mozart organization get from WO0dt Hecker when
cfddate for the AayOTay. spent over $4,000 for cleo
ION nurposes. OF this $4,000 Fernando Wood received
- ~ very handsome sum for one canvass. The
meeting then adjourned.
wOoD RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Hon. Fernando Wood addressed large
audience on Saturday evening, AT the hotel or
Canot and Nest-.ts. He said: Il wOnld ask,
has MI Holman, In one single instance Of
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