The New York herald., 1870-09-18

Greeley for Governor was discussed and nnaly as
self and Horace were ''0ld allies and had come TO
understand and love another" and the cunning
John wanted the tribune TO be kept alive TO 'pitch
INTO" Tammany.
Rufe Andrews Is SAID TO have shown 10 great ad-
vantage during these negotiations. Rule is gene
rally considered more proiuse Than profound, ana
given 20 e reaa ana aneS
pec.ed astuteness. His plan was-"Greeley has con-
tro Of the T19ne ana mas opposed n your
stye-a humbug and failure, and other things not
exactly complimentary Tickle old Horaces polt
TO believe and do anything. Make him the admins
tratlon candidate for Governor; nominate him and
est supporter. He will also forgive Conking and
blow mellow horns IN his behalf. Then with
Greeley in the field the combination with Morrissey
and OBrien can be sustained and defended and the
bargain carried out more easily, Horace has some-
WSt OF ao hold on the sa v You as ss r
by this arrangement. You not only silence the
Tribune. but viii get 1t warmly on your side to de-
fend you all through your term, and tnen II the
vote of New York is Increased for the republicans
you win have the credit OF it ana you can claim 1t
the result OF your appointment as Collector;
whereas If everything should fail, and Greeley be
badly defeated, IL can all be attributed TO the old
fellows unpopuarty, ana he can thus be made the
scapegoat Tor the failure. SO you win any way"
This programme OF the newly developed sage.
and o. Brien, who offered to BET their money on it,
Morrissey remarking, "It's the best pool Pve seen
bet high on the chances OF It's success" How this
plan Was ultimately abandoned and poor Greeley
was seized ana offered up as sncr.ace to the IRE;
Co. is known to all the political world.
THE SARATOGA CONVENTION AGAIN.
Murphy and company supposed when they had
secured the control Of the State organization and
nominated that political dwarf, brevet Brgadier
political troubles for the year had ended They rea
soned that having the organization in their hands,
time time; tnat Fenton M was forever extinguished, and
that no one being responsible for Woodiord for
whom there was not the slightest prospect shadow
OF success the canvass might be left to take care Of
ITSELF SO Mr.. Collector Murphy In the most collected
manner, after the convention, went OF Jnnketing to
Lake George, in the language OF Mother Goose's
melody, LAS happy as happy could be.n Mr. Murphy
has lately returned to The city III the best pos
sible condtlon-fat, jolly and unctuous-hoping to
find everything and everybody in the same con-
dition OF corpOreal bliss. But the unfortunate
reckoned without his host He has returned to a
scene OF trouble, unhapplness and persecution. He
desaea @ ann a m ne game
them. MOrrissey. however, has claimed that they,
Murphy & Co.. had the cards all stocked" in their
own hands and had only 20 play the game according
to the previous understanding and they were sure TO
win; that he and O'Bren had nothing to do with the
lican sell, and that now they must perform their
part OF the bargain. Murphy has succumbed TO the
bewildering way to manipulate the republican party
in the interest OF Morrissey, OBrlen Co., to
secure the promised BY the republican
understood that the young democracy are confident
that they will have the naming OF the commits
sioners to be appointed by Judge, Woodruff and in
persuance OF the arrangement sealed signed and de-
livered, they have appointed committee to make
out Inst Of persons to be appointed by that high
LOSING ALL AR0UND-JuDIcIAL rTERPosIrIoN.
Murphy i viii fail IN ali s nromises TbeV are con
dent that the Collector cannon buy up the county
republican organization to endorse the Morrssey
OBrien-JOhn Real democracy, with all the federal
patronage OF the administration at his back much
less with the twopenny places Of the Custom House,
s., 800 year, and the Fenton men are determined
that the party shall not be dsgraced by any such
hfe Then again, it is said tnat Judge Woodrufr is
naturally indignant that his judicial action shall be
bartered away by any class OF men or for the behoof
which requires that the commissioners Of election
shall be OF each political party, and says that this
means that both political parties shall be equally rep
resented, and for him to appoint such men as would
be named by Morrlssey and OBrien even ifthey were
men OF character, would be great an infringe
ment OF the law and unjust to the great body of
the electors as II ne should appoint the commission
eTs emIe s sU e r side M hen agan
In thus encouraging the John Real democracy and
seeking to create the appearance Of disturbance IN
the democratic ranks proper, declare that he has
violated the implied pledges under which his friends
we're appointed in the Tax Ofce ana that they shall
holds the power in his own hands do this BY the
Tax Levy OF last winter he was authorized to ap-
stained from doing so; but no doubt, as soon as he
performs this ofiicial duty, the democrats being
have to walk the plank and bid farewell-a long |
farewell to the fat pickings they are at present en-
}oyng IN she ~ aH M once 1n ,t9 IN act Mnrpns snare oi
wrested from him without mercy. The Tammany
people proverbally only keep bargains with those
charged has "gone back" all his. Thus, 1t will
be seen there Will soon be weeping and waiting and
gnashing Of teeth among all the sleek and well fed
pensioners Of the unhappy Tom, who have been SO
long maintained in snug quarters In the city depart
ing and bereavement
NEW POLITICAL SCANDAL
1t will be remembered that at the late State judi
cia election Judge Folger belonging to the Murphy
celved 1900 or 1900 more votes than his col
leagues on the same ticket In this CITY, This addi
an osr io n ~ the oh Real
mOcracy, and by this means lie was declared elected
over Judge James, next highest on the ticket 1t is
now charged that the result was not fairly secured,
and the facts can be got at. 1t would be curious
spectacle to see Two republican candidates for the
highest judicial Olce trying title to the place on the
issue that Of them was helped into office by the
repeating tactics OF the young democracy. This
would furnish new @ phase a OF the repeat repeating and
party OF moral ideas.
Greeley, as may well be imagined, is In a "high
old condltion' OF exasperaton at the treatment he
received at the State Convention, and denounces in
phy Co. He remarked IN his peculiar whining
way, to delegate from Weslchester Conkling
he voted for you on one ballot so did Rufe An.
drews." The "sold" philosopher replied-''That's
too ID thln ill let them have 1t; they can't fool
are fun Of their jokes about the way they 'sod
the old man, but they may have cause to
remember that "they laugh best who laugh ast'' and
Horace has the last word to the jury through the
Tribune published every day at four cents, to say
nothing OF the weekly ditto, In the columns OF which
Horace will have good deal to say for the benefit
OF the country readers for some time to come.
Even little WOodlOrd has ventured to crack his
he received Greeeys good graces by Offering to with
draw in his favor, offer which he knew would not
be accepted, but as one oflttle ''Woody's" friends
remarked suppose Greeley had accepted" "Oh,
then,r replied Woody ''Td have known how to get
the right side Of the old man even then"
"HAULINGn OUT THE JOHN REAL DEMOCRACY IN A
COLLAPSE
The 'John Real" democracy are getting very tired
OF the campaign, and are casting about on all sides