The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-03
POLITICAL NOTES.
After the election, what2

sgAdvice gratis-Things to be remembered todav.-
That vote for Grant is q vote for the heroic I'M
conquered and uncomfortable leader Of the grand
Union armies-whO once might have been elected
Mayor OF his native city Of Galena, or perhaps
reached the exalted position7of New York Alder
man-but now, 1t seems, he has no such lofty asplra~
tons Hence he may be voted for with perfect safety
by the unwashed on all sides.
That vote for Seymour is vote for the leader
Orwell, 1t didn't, perhaps, make much difference
which side just then. He therefore can be voted for
without danger by both sides, having certificates Of
character from each.
That vote for Griswold il vote for the republi-
can candidate for Governor Of this State bid for
monitor contracts patent steelings and Milwaukee
lager
That vote for Holman Ia q vote for the demo-
cratic candidate for Governor and grand ti0ewater
mixed with some other nuid) canal and under
ground, back-action, pneumatic sidewheel railroad.
from the City Hall, New Work, to the Capitol at
Albany conducting the richness Of the Tammany
ring into monstrous public plumber pool In the
centre Of the State
That a vote for Muggns for the Legislature Is
vote for H1g9ing. y.ro s'$i1s, s's-~,, -n.,.
That vote for Higgins is vote for the Corduroy
Horse Railroad through Tinpot alley.
That you vote early, calling afterwards upon your
ward committee for your bitters and your breakfast.
That you 60 to the polls armed with the genuine
ticket and pair OF brass knuckles
That II radical rowdies interfere with you call
upon superintendent Kennedy.
That II democratic rowdies interfere with you cali
upon Marshal Murray CHATS his Marshal law)
That you not interfered with at all call upon
Mayor Holman; try his milk punch or 'stun his
white hat.n
One vote and a contrary pig were the means Of the
declaration OF the war Of 1872 with Great Britain,
Two neighbors, having adjoining farms IN Rhode
Island, got into dispute about the depredations Of
pig belonging to one Of them. They went to law
about it, and the day United States senator waA
to be elected by the Legislature they were obliged
to attend court. One OF them was q menu
Der OF the Assembly, q Hartford Convep-
ZIONIST and opposed to the war. His,
vote would have elected an antt-waS
Senator, but in consequence of his absence o wal
man was chosen, and war was declared by one MAJ
orty In the Senate. It ia further related that thia
member OF the Legislature was himself elected by
vote. The moral of all Of which is-Be sure tha&
you vote to-day and that you don't get into any dis
pute about trining matters, for there Is no telling
what single vote to-day may be instrumental in
erecting in regard to the future destiny OF the
| country. i
Senator Wilson says there are 1900, 600 voters in
| the republican ranks, and that II the Union was
completely restored General Grant wonld receive
that number Of votes to-day. The Senator talks to
the New Havenites tonight. The last shout fol-
freedom.
Ten million In United States bonds are held BY the
savings banks in Connecticut How many millions
are held BY those who are not savings bank depos.
itors, but rather otherwlse9
Total number OF registered votes IN New Haven
for the election to-day is about soo-very nearly the
town vote polled last spring for Governor.
ia n tick ffors truaro n thoS
win be circulated today
Independent ticket for the Presidential campaign.
16os:-Neither Grant nor Seymour; no President at
OF the people through It's responsble agents IN Con.
gress; revision Of the United States constitution.
democratic meeting In Lockvilie N. ", was re-
Gently broken up by gang Of radical rowdies male
and females, SO 1t Is said II the democrats cannes
hold their own against the women In this early day
Of the agitation Of the question OF the political rights
Of females. what win they do few years henca
when the women are In fun blast a. well In the par
lor the Kitchen in the nursery a. at the nustlnqv
and at the polls We pity the poor democrats. For
tunately there are few shoulderhitters among them
left, and democratic club, called "InnocentsD
thrves in New Orleans upon the business Of making
sausage meat Of saucy niggers. branch might Do
extended to New York.
An exchange says that Mr.. August Belmont, In
rushing or to Europe after signing the last big DEM
ocratc address about the ''big nght,n ''unbrohen
ranks" and all that, must have initiated the militia
captain who exhorted his command ON the eve u
battle thus:-"soldiers you see the foe advancing;
when danger comes near let every man take care Of
himself. Being little lame guess III start now.y
In the Superior Court OF Georgia. on the Goth ult.
Colonel Alderman, one OF the republican electors,
stated the court that he desired the postponemenu
OF all cases In which he was interested on account
OF being unable to stay at the hotel because large
number OF citizens had protested to his landlord
against receiving him guest, he being POLITICALLY
obnoxious. Toombs objected to the postponemente-
Judge Andrews said he deeply regretted this state
OF things. 1t was notifying to learn that such
feeling existed In the circui A nonresident must
stay somewhere in the place. He could not require
OF Mr.. Alderman an impossibility. Therefore he
granted the application.
The latest piece OF mutual admiration In politics 10
the letter OF George william Curtis 70 Richard H.
Dana Jr., recommending the latter to the voters In
General Buffers district and styling the General an
s.adventurer.v
John Mckenzie has been nominated for Mayor Of
Columbia, s. O.
Among the anecdotes OF the campaign Just over ID
the following from the Kansas City Mol Jou,7ni:-s
A few weeks since General Shields, the democratiG
candidate for Congress In this district advertised
meeting at New Garden, little town on the line OF
Clay and Ray countless often called ''Hell's Half
Acre. At the proper time the meeting was organ
ized and the chairman introduced Shields in the fo-
lowing Manner
ssFELLow CrrnESs-,applause; few OF them could
votel-Permt me TO introduce to you q man whose
name Ia household word oil over the land; patriot
OF two hemispheres; statesman; the companion OF
Clay and Benton; soldiers the hero OF Cerro Gordos
the man who poured out his blood like water for his
country; the hero OF the Potomac; the man who
came nearer whipping Stonewal Jackson than any
other man-but he did not whip hum by id
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PROBABLE MURDERS.
| At late hour last night niez Hernandez. aged
seventeen years. Spanish, was found insensibe Oh
the corner OF Forty ninth street and Eighth avenue,