The New York herald., 1870-10-30

JUDGE Woodbury. IN CONGRESS-.
IL s understood tnat one or the very rst subjects
woodrun In executing the new United states Elec-
tion law 1t VIII be charged that all his appoint
ments nave been made the Interest OF the repubi-
can party, while the law expressly provides that
That he has not appslnisi residents IL the various
! districts, as the law requires; and thrd, that he
districts the eject OF which has been to utterly dis
grace and break down this intended measure or re-
FORM y wiz also be charged thai this uniairness
| aton OF q similar character, and the State
WIN be thus irredeemaby lost; SO that there
time II every department OF the adnnistratioh
ranks, The accounts received from all parts OF the
largest ever given for any candidate FOR the ONCE OF
Governor. Discord apathy are to be found on the
while the democracy are thoroughly aroused and
jubiiant.
The democracy 10 this city are managing tho cam
| paign with great adroitness. They are combining
Sng a.a II Hail Sns s Ey Gnon
Waterbury Roosevelt ditto, and Gil tho old 0rganiza-
Of r. ss Every made
70 keep the peace and TO tsae away any
the o. hs vcIsS scs
without the slightest excuse or ground OF paiation
on the other hand ts e. unssa states sa;n0rs,ss are
irritating 10 the citizens 1t large. The interference
or the military with the elections Is OF course contrary
! to the Idea OF republican governments and subyer
sive OF free and independent exercise Of the cleo
tive franchise. IL is the most dangerous and threat
ening attack that has ever been made against the
liberties OF the people and in every aspect unjustIn-
able II the United States laws slould be violated
regularly .asScrtes Every oencs
committed can be the subject OF complaint and
az the bar of justice. The bringing OF the military
therefore. negro troops and all, Is nothing more
than a.menace and threat and every citizen In
| this community feels II to be such. riot or dis
turbance IN this city not only Involves the safety and
lives Of the people but also endangers propertI
and none can tell what limit 1t might reach before 1t
could be suppressed II there Is danger OF any dts
turDance which could not be overcom, by the con.
specially organized to aid IN the mantle
nance OF law and order In our State.
sna cannot D. CHARGED with amy pa
san or political characteristics 1t is composed
OF republicans as well as democrats, and Ia this dis
trict-that of the first dlvlson--is commanded by
prominent republican, Major General Sha,er. The
bringing OF foreign troops here therefore, under
every aspect OF the case Is understandable and
| most unjustifable Commissioner Davenport Gen.
eral Butler ex-ald, is dong his utmost TO inAame
the minds OF the people. His advice TO the Suler-
vlsors that they had power arrest citizens, which
Commissioner Osborn oyerrued, and the recently
rants IN blank TO be tlled up by tie desperate band
| ofsassstant marshas organized by Marshal Sharpe,
Maprant Is judicial process 20 % be- issued oDiy on
legal evidence ana under the seal OF the Court aud
IN this ea,e must be eerliled by the United states
OF The character OF exJudge Moan Davis win not
allow any such highhanded disregard sf the sub
| blank IN the hands Of Irresponsible parties All
these movements. however, Will fa IN their object.
The Citizens Will submit 10 every aggravaton rather
| than lose tn ir votes through any disturbance.
TIE GREAT POPULAR PROTEST.
The great meeting on Thursday night last was a
protest against the course OF the authorities In TINS
respect, and earnest OF the determination OF our
citizens to exercise their right OF voting. The peo
never been before and the result wli be the largest
vote, by tens of thousands, that has ever been
who are Indifferent to the struggles between
| the factions IN the republican camp, and who
CRY out, "a plague both your houses" viii regis
ter and vote the democratic ticket the oniy mode
OF protest left against this dangerous innovation OF
ctizens to any extent fail to register and neglect
to vote 1T VIII be concession 70 military interle-
renee % and an encouragement for the precedent Of
| Is tue beginning OF the end" Louis Napoleon at
tempted It but once and tnat was at the time OF ms
such action would have at any time
sured his downfall and that Of Iis dynasty.
No event could happen which would tend 10
show TO better purpose the law abiding character OF
our citizens than the spirit with which they meet
this interference. They understand it as move.
ment to prevent them from voting under species
OF terrorism, but they intend TO calmly and quietly
yilege they possess. There are 37s places OF regis
tering and voting in this city at points widely
declare by their baos their sense Of tue indignity
put upon them. Every citizen, too, should make 1t
day as possible; by this he will be sure that
40 disorder will Interfere with his right. Eutertain-
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that The coming election VIII be the most peaceable
orderly and effective which has taken place IN
our city, all Official Efforts TO the contrary notwlth
| standing.
THE REPUBLICAN CHAsM WIDENING.
| The two republican organizations OF this city
the regular ana the bogus-are still in condition OF
/ armed domestic hostility, and the breach daily
| widens. All iuea OF the larty success III this cam
| paign under the leadership OF Woodrord has been
long since abandoned Spencer the little Bombastes
Furioso Of the Twenty tythlfd street gang still struts
and vapors as the leader OF the bogus Organization
| ridiculous.
IL would be Infinitely better for the party II he would
soon as possible return to his shysterzing at the
| The Young Democracy have suddenly and
completely collapsed. All the original leaders
OF any consequence have made their peace
with the Tammany Begency and the balance-Fox,
| Morrfssey, Ledwlth and Hayes-are now even with
out corporafs guard or target company of sup
porters. The brazen attempt TO sell out the demo-
cratic votes to the republican ticket and their open
the rights Of adopted citizens have turned away
| from them every man having any pretensions to
! theIn Fox, alter accepting nomination for Con-
| gress IN the Fourth DISTRICT has fed the
neld to escape the storm OF public repro
| baton which he was so instrumental In raising.
Msrrssey who was nominated against Colonel
Roberts in the Fifth district has been abandoned by
even his own conventions; so he will be saved from
| the trouble or declining nomination. 1t is under.
| stood that the Republican Convention and the State
Committee are ready 10 retrace their steps In
| nection with the now almost defunct Young Demo
cracy, and propose 10 PRINT ballots without any
D S ss " ses oea
the democratic nominees, and all the plans
Tor alliances and combinations with renegade demo.
Will fall TO the ground, and the election will be
/ allowed to go by default, SO lar as any republican
organization TO that end IS concerned, except that
| the regular republican convention will nominate
straight out county ticket to preserve the ana
| discipline Of the party for the future
LOCAL NOMINATIONS.
| Nothing need be said in regard to the candidates
OF TaInmany Hall for county of1ces. Hall, Brennan
| and Loew Will be reelected by enormous najorincs.
The nomination OF Young for Coroner, the first sub
stantial concession that the tlades union and labor
lug organizations have received, will bring large
accession Of votes TO the Tanmany ticker, and has
| considerably added TO the enthusiasm Of the cam-
! paign.
| THE CONGRESSIONAL CANVAS.
The Congressional canvas Is lively and interest
ing In the Fourth district Robert b. Roosevelt has
/ been nominated by Tammany Hall and Ia the cand-
| date OF all the democratic organizations. General
| Mcmahon, after lowering over every Congressional