The New York herald., 1870-03-24
AFTER THE BATTLE.
The Tammany Graves and the
Wrathy Tuscaroras.
Political Palaver and Small Revenge
signation OF Deputy Street Commits
sisaer Tweed Excitement In the
Public Offlees-App0intIncnts
and RemOvaIs-Th0 Field
OF Battle from TAM
many Standpoint.

Tho overwhelming defeat Of the rough and ready
democracy al Albany Tuesday last has fallen ike
q b0mbsnell aalOng the penny whistle politicians OF
this city. Up 10 the final struggle all the odds were
IN favor OF the "young 'nns" and no one In any
way committed TO the party hesitated to talk big
and crow and bluster at their coming victory. As
the hopes aud spirits Of those who having deserted
she Old Tammany party were at the highest, now
have they fallen to corresponding depth OF despon-
den cy ana gloom. From the highest 10 the lowest
In the grade OF Office holder and seeker the one con-
sideraton seems to be uppermost IN their M .ds-
that is how TO cover up their tracks AMI conceal
the evidence Of their having strayed from the Tam
many fold.
AMONG THE UPPER CRUST POLITICIANS
and those who palron,xe the Crook Dul bar the
fgnt IL the one absorbing topic OF discussion aud
speculation. IL must be hero noted, however a
singular circumstance, that very few 0t tue old
samiIiar faces 0, the solitaire diamond stamp OF
politicians were either to be seen the park, at
their fayorit1 bar or siesta haunts. Tnere was NJ
music the Tor tnc.n or els, 1t was 50 dlscor-
dant as to drive them into retirement ior .le day.
There was good dcel OF ieeling expressed against
JOHNNY MoREISsEY
for having worked nmsen into the confidence OF the
Assembly ring. and the ring Itself came In for good
share OF denuncasion Tor being such ''darned fools
(Johnpy has done voting IN Congress tas session.
and tie .'ex-me.noern VIII ao.) The disappointed
ones say that from the moment he was taken into
the councils or the ring they began TO lose One
deciaiiner louder taan Che rest got an Idea ~ tas
point and exc alme1 ..Yes. DANA i. from the no
Hcnt hOnissey entered the ring tney beyan to s5rEe
wiid and show the wnite icatner, just as Jonnny
hinseh did IA has hsticuii encounter with YANKEE
Sulit"an." This "reminiscences was appiauucd, and
application to theate hgnt and its result accepted
rem. con.
THE NEW YORK ASSEMBLY DELEGATION
also cane IN ior 9 large snare OF cnLcisin among
the SPECTATORS Ou late events. One party con :
tended tnat from the hrs IL Was easy see tnat
rural democracy would not act III harmony Win the
rOughs tnis city that composed The larger part
OF the delegation Tue ieaaefs ol the delegation, 1t
was contended, had made no effort to bend the
rough anu ready and huckleherry Clements, and the
feelIngs OF repui-on entertained at the outset ior
their city Co Jreres was allowed TO Work IT'S own
evil unchecked by any attempt at concllatlon.
Then when the Excise question came up tie split
between The two elenients grew wldcr-tne hucKie-
berries not iavOrng tie ccnsP for traiic III spirits
so widely contended for by the rougns, and 30 the
feeling OF hostility was engendercd and each mea-
sue 0 legislation bu added freSn canSe Of disagree
ment The Charter bill then came up, and wnen
the day Or It's discussion had arrived the rough ana
the course. But from the moment the nrsJ show OF
opposition occurred 1t was AL up with thsn--the
huckleDcrIes joined the republicans aud ignOmln--
ousiy defeated the over GO au0enl rousns.
SAMMY TILDEE AND THE WORLD.
When the denounccr OF the Assembly delegation
from tho CITY, In ils component parts, had delivered
his explanation OF the Cause Of the late defeat from
his STANDPOINT another party, nearer the style OF tue
rouGA aaG readys than ne WHO mad just spoken do
sired TO have his say. The mistake the ring made.
h. sald. was not 80 much IN It's alliance with Jimmy
O'Brien and Johnny &orrissey as It's Alliance with
Sammy J. Tllden ana the World and the snent per
snent tr lfckers in politics, whose headquarters IL
lii the .iannattan Club. sammy. continued the
e.eaKer. Was always political marplOt.
DIdn,L ne defeat the democrauc party IN ls4
by running Van Buren on stump ticket
against General Cass, throwing the Presidency into
the hands Of the wings Ill the person OF Generai Tay
lor Hasn't he beei daDbling III politics al his llfe
and didc't lie, very appropriately, fetch up az
cnarter maker In genera 10 the Mantliinis OF The
world The moment che ring CT rougnS from the
oity listened the bar shments OF tae attenuated
hammy. aud looked into the cup while the VINE was
red, presented 70 them by Barlow, 1t was all
up with them, and now tt is all down
with them, ana d-n them, It serves
them rlyh,. too' "flem's my sentmentss 80
dot" xcaimed at thus moment young boot
blacs, who had iurtycy listening to lac specu-
lasoHs and the "reminiscences each OF the party put
iorg illustrating the reasons for the trutn That
was In him as to the lagorsous fail OF the Tlunl-
vlrae in the and ther brother ringites III the
Assembly. Tae party here broke UP, and the
HERALD reporter moved TO orhcf quarters to see
what more he could sec end hear what more he
cOull hear