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

eooo looking fellow IS Fox to succeed him. Colonel
1arpny Of the Fifth rensn fusiIesrs and oornelius
Flynn, Of the Battery artillery also hs active sup
poe appropriately sustained By Alderman Moore who
holds the trenchcr Of demand like Oliver Twist the
great bunbls-bees OF the political hive. Joe Shan.
himself the nrss light for the champ oe backed
entire pile on his man. The mill between Fox and
shannon 10 the engrosing topic Of discussion in all the
public houses Of the political fancy commencing q the
Battery early each evening and ending At the Third
Avence Hotel along towards midnight Tweed 10 IN
great toulaon over ths domestic feud because he
among others the First and Tourtssnth wards the
srongnods OF Fox and Shannon. This strife between
friends sore trial, and II 0'Esrien were out OF the
way Tweed might console himself with the poetic con-
ISOLATION. "How happy could be with either were
rother dear charmer away 70 but II is he views the
u were not for his Kindness or heart TO set one upon
the other, TO their mutual destruction, exclaimng,
IKE honest iago, in the celebrated struggle between
ncnasi Cassie, an original First ward Milesau, and
Josephus Roderigo Ieutonio CsIt OF the Fourteenth
ward whether he kill Cassie Cassie him, each DO
b. ssmu. Ma my
trct Attorney; VIM. G. Barrett the distinguished bar
rister; 9 orge 0sgood, the banker, and long list Of
the Wigwam. Such is the struggle for the shernaity
nomination. and 10 is certainly sery pretty quarrel as
gross with reports from the various seats Of war;
s'THERKBY HANGS rArL.n
10 this condition Of the internecine war the position
comes important. When he was IN once be had long
list of officers under him. appointed from various wards
s q ,ns city for their personal and Political
turned out since the accession Of connolly
and tho new order Of thinga In Office
power, but not having turned out well under Connolly
they have fallen into the line Of dsaecton under Bren-
may be ssd to csV bic s bshiDs Sm ia
supposed TO hold the fec simple Of two strong demo.
cratic wards the Sixth and the Twshthe land he
and the lard he's going tor He has surrend ered hs
residence in the Sixth ward and is taking up porma
nent quarters in his suburban villa on the Boomngdale
roada safe and saubrous region than the bloody
and bad smelling Sixth. HIS well known detection since
be ceased to be Comptroller and did get the Street
Commission or Chsmberlanship, makes him fair game
office, but now with honeyed words seeking his sup
port against hts old friends. They tell him that the o-
position 70 him was not due 70 any faults OF his but
because no stood by and sustained sweeny. who
was the special cause and aim Of their wrath They
would now take him to their heart Of hearts, He partly
believes and partly doubts all this Sweeny and be
reported to have had bitter quarrel The arch Jesuit
having complained OF Brennan's ukewarmness toward
those who mad SO cordially sustained him in ONCE and
been devoted to bis fortunes through good and evil re-
portsyly lnsinuating that II he tBrcnnan) had been
made Street Commisslouer chamberlain he would
now be among the most active and loud supporters Of
the Wiewam and its candldaes-B Brennan don't see his
way very clear. Fsw ~
In tho meantime Judge Bowling, Captain Jourdan and
Morgan Jones, the "old guard Of the Sixth ward" are
organizing the forces in this famous ward and are not
disposed TO surrender 10 Wood Co.. and It is rurnorsd
that they stand stanchy by the regular organization and
its fortunes Morgan Jonea who was tall ed OF as can
didate for Senator has town. and undersood
not 10 be ambitious or Senatorial honors disposed to
lead foriorn hope for the empty satisfaction falling
IN tho fray. ~ Esq
- THE GERxAxrc CONFEDERATION. nArer.
Tho separate combination OF races such the Irish
and German, into distinot political organizations Il
another peculiarly OF local political fed Tam
many is pretty safe on the Irish question each OF the
Brennan who IL thought Of the compromise csndi-
date for that ONCE also goriss n the green But wha,
a cnr nj han nsalv Tue
Germans want Loew for County Clerk Cardozo for the
Supreme Court Joachimssn Tor the Common Pleas Fried.
Court and Reppef for Supsrvsor All good Tammany
men, and true sons OF vaterand This u slrong for
Germany Tsutonic.-but &c u . very
good list 70 select from Loew k ono Of the
strongest German representatives Of the whole CITY
he e one Of the few upon whom ali the Ger
and newspapers are for him, and bis rsjecsoo
could not be compensated for. The Germans will not
consent 70 be put on with ornamental petitions any
longer; they want substantial recognition, nothing
less than county office will do this time Cardozo s
looked upon more - . general representative OF the
would be considered clean back out by rammsny on
these question: Joachimseu ID active fussy repre-
tentative OF himself He has lately on the poiti.
single aim Of collaboration. friedman 10 Q conspira.
tonal .ndustrou. and thrifty representative Of Rhine
Jobs and leads the Germanic forces on many . wi.o'
the wisp hunt He has lined his own nest very CON-
fortaby oil the while A counsel 70 the liquor dealers
ps ssS nssiaa %S1s sss ss put
he lager interests They ssy hs ssn .ora 10 S.
The probabilities arc that all the Interests or GERMANY
viii be rsconcied and harmonized on Loev for County
Clerk and Cardozo for the Supreme Court
HAYES SPECIFIC von THE rAMxASY pIsoRDKR.
Tammany Hall 10 the seat OF traditions There IL
Examples. sortof common Law Of safety and deliver
lnce from complications. II 10 full OF ways ard mesps
Z always holds some trump card, and II IL loses the
IA n fPiCka
he present time Is the great hall which Is building in
Fourteenth street. whore the walls being constructed
ion job Here the democratic masses pay plgr images.
y 70 shrine, and derive nom the sodity and great
hess Of the structure inspiration Of the stability and per.
nanence and power OF the organization which H.
And a. each democrat considers that here In
he future hs is 70 md his home and give
Impression 70 his voice. he measarably CON.
dders himself bound TO promote in the organ xaion
hat harmony and strength Of which IL stands forth Is
70 sxsmpar Thi: idea, II not tho language. 10 taken
rom the late speech OF John Kelly 10 tho Twenty-hrst
ard COMMITTEES. II the German dficulties can be
'armonized in the way We have spoken or then NO
leased BY being constituted msmbsrs OF sh~s.s,s COM
ntice In the places OF Swseny and Cornell and thus
made state dlgnitsriss while the great struggle among
council OF var TO which. among Others will DO invited
John Fox, Patrick Moore and Cornelius fIynn of the
third; Thomas Conan, Fourth; Colonel Murphy. Tifh:
1. Brennan, Joseph Bowling, John Jourdan and Nor.
an Jones sixth VIM NJ Tweed and VIM I. Ely.
Judge Dodge, John Houghtalng and Colonel Price
ninth; John scott, judge Gale. Samuel Webster and
dicbael Kuntx, Tenth; Chas T. Loew, Eleventh: Ed
ones Twelfth Tom Brady and Peter Miller, rhireenth
amcs Hayes Joe shannon and Hugh o Brien. Four.
eenth; Geo Purser Douglas Taylor and Jim 0amble.
sixteenth; Charles O. Cornell }. Winthrop CnanIer
md fom Creamsr, Seventeenth: John Morrssey, John
|. Bradley and Judge Barnard Ninetsen,h: Peter H.
Iwesny, John Buce, Noah 4. Chids and Fsear Twen-
10TH X. b. Connolly, John Kelly, Samuel g. Courtney,
ohm Kerr, VIM g. Barrett and John Pettgrew rsenty.
rst, aud Alexander Ward and Bill Joyce OF tho Twenty-
econd ward These are oil men Of influence and power
q the wigwam. This NO learn from Supervisor Haycs,
10 be the programme 70 heal the division tho Sheriff
question, and no has kindly furnished US with the
Of those democratic doctors who will be called 70
he bedside Of the sick and suffering chief What The
reat contracting parties Of the nrs second aud third
arts will say to this arrangement No cannot, |
looks too hszy for open sailing. by this |
rogramme 10 expected that Fox will be |
educed 10 reason and 10 an amicabls |
ndestanding, consent 70 bis member
congress and Supervisor, with the promise Regis
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