The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-28
TIE ROCK UPON WHICH THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY WILL SPLIT.

der - Is not to be relied upon IN II
hour of adversely. Tammany is d
merciless as it is greedy and when it
managing me1 used the Democrat
party as catspaw to pull Mr.. Hofl
mans chestnuts out of the fire, they di
it deliberately and with as little regar,
for Seymour and the general result oat
side of New York as men could wht
felt that they must make the best posi-
BILE turn TO save to themselves all thai
was worth saving out of the unavoida
bic wreck of their party's organization
Perhaps Tammany is not to blame fol-
being so selfish as to decline going
down with Copperheadsm but its
party are lily satisfied to see Mr.. Hotf-
man elected by majority twice as
large as that given to Mr.. Seymour in
New York, and to witness the triumph
of the Sachems at a time when the De
mocracy at large are beaten past Iecu-
pcration. Misery loves company and
il also feels sore over the success OF
those who have shared all its good
chances and none of its dangers. 1t
las seemed to US that with the eyes OF
the Western and Southern Democracy
o;ened 10 the cold, calculating, unscru-
puious maneuyers of the Tammaryiles,
so deep a sense of dissatisfaction would
prevail as to make it very difficult to
again rally those sorely disappointed
factions to the hearty support of any
national nominees with whose candi |
dacy Belmon, and his co-workers have
any part in presenting TO the party. |
And, unfortunately for the Democracy,
Mr.. Belmont wields power which can /
not be Ignored or beld in abeyance.
Murmurs deep and threatening against
the New York Ring are already heard.
Here, for instance, is a moan from the
National lnteliigencer
The result which we chronicle to-day Of
the vote of the State of New York fully
proves that our worst apqrehensi0ns have
been realized. The evidence of treachery is
rIain 1t will be seen that Hoffman leads
Governor Seymour many votes; and the eau
ton which we gave few days ago has been
UNDECIDED. Tammany, with all his cOrrup-
tons, has triumphed at the expense of all
party fealty, and will now revel in undis-
turbed possession OF the spoiIs wrung from ,
the Overtaxed people of the Empire State.
With such an uneQuiyocal confession of
., ae,,it HI. =
tied, we call upon the Democrats and con- :
servatives Of the country to scorn in the .
future all utilization with these spoilsmen. ;
Should the Intelligencer's advice he {
I, eedei and such afi.iation be scorned, a
what will become of the Democratic ;
party? Ii is evident that the Democ-
racy must be the tail ~ Tammany's 7
kite or organize upon basis which P
Will cause revolt among Mr. Holman p
and Mr.. NJrrisscy's constituencies. Ii ?
you'll be q remarkable spectacle, iu 7
iced, to see the provincial Democracy, a
,gitated and consolidated by a virtuous -
udigna,ion, reading the World and its o
evolving satellites out of the party, /,
,ad, rallyipg under Brick Pomeroy'a
amer and making war upon the vet
rams CT Albany, Fifth Avenue AID the "
tn
I'VE Points. Falling out with one an N
',her over n division of the spoi!s, il tn
bt
; by no means i'm possible that the Cop la
erheAds will apply to themselves their co
ct doctrine of State Rights and ac- ma
spt AS their most appropriate motto VI
!, 1T ancient device which has found so rn
lIuy and so true worshippers in Tam do
ANY, {. every man for himself aud the co
Evil for Us all" Discouraged with Fe
ic after helplcssness Of further con- fer
st with the Republican prriy, it is COS
tile wonder that the Cops have taken ~,
} INDUCING their native puguacily in the
,uab5leS among themselves. While il ore
sy be necessary for the Radicals to VIZ
ep in between the combatanis to pre-
rye the peace, We may be sure that Gu
. country will be the gamer from the def
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