The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16

Fieven'h regime ~. abd pfoprielor OF irving III
1be loll)wng ere also si0kcn OF ~ eau u ates In
aidlil n 20 irving ard Fuak:--f'at Mcsrde, w. Z.
obren, bli Baird AMI w. H. kelli, young limb
Inc most noticeable places vieited last night by
the HERALD reporter are 4 Ven belo.:--
TlE lA}Es0s ci.uE.
Al the Andrew Jackson cub, in Lexington ave-
nue., al was quiet. Nobody had arrived 4 ON
Albany at nine O'Clock. and the usual haous.s
OF young pclncians rathertd together
on me stop ard talked about The
they had no compass 10 guide them tney were very
often Vide Of The mark.
was very quiet, even for a saturday night but the
smoke room was pretty wen II lei b. Inuny o tue
OLD haoata.s. There was gathering together
tabl,s. Winans came In for hearty republican
maIedctions. lie had been bought by Taminany
gold. There could MOI he any olher explanation,
ana nenccforth Winans was politically dead. There
was r,mlnisccnce OF TIE time when tue rcluoli-
cans once trod me same fatal way ana purchased two
demo rats, cut u was i.ise step, and would GER
fanly never be repeated. Look wlat heavy rclri-
biton has followed one OF these men. Cailc0tS
htd lOsind nimself III the ota.e Prison. NO Ind ce
ment wonld tie gl,rLerns enough To urn the repub-
hcan parry agan from the Pr hs o. virtue. IL was
club to take action as TO the recent republican,
member OF the Assembly, out Ia three weeks
e na doialar , meg the Mao Cup %Ha 70
look out Tor some potca! kcr Tor The club
would write sdch An eptapn ior him saat tIls
FOR him, and ne would have W 80 to aloiher TO cool
or.
one Of the smoking party inquired VINO was "this
''weIl.n rep,lod one OF the members, throwing or
reci OF smoke IRON a fragrant flavt.ua cgir. .he
Is servanl OF Jim risas on The Erie road, and has
Il salary Of $500 year.h
"ihen stamps might be OF use to nim,n chlmed
uanaD.
"yes," replied the smoker, che has been seec-
seen ali rOund.n
"You may bet on that" said conviyiai AM Jolly
Old gentleman IN the corner. ".ranmany tactics'-
'Tamnany tr1cks'-'the old game.'
TIE FIFTH Avenue HOTEL.
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel the bar
mad few politicians in the smoking
Nicholson. wno between the putting Of his cigar
chaiied group OF republicans With the IN sfortune
conscience al hear ID very Conscientious mad,
never been known TO do an thing or the square In his
llle !" remarked VIC 20 nm'ssoner, and he evidently
was saving what he believed
avery" replied a gray -hared republican; III he
did not have his conscience purified and made as
don't know any man in the State tnat could do it,
every good, very good. very good - came In US a
chorus aud cocktails" were ordered ali roand.
CHRIS O'C0NNOR's.
At Chris 0'Connor's. at O'Donnel's In Third
avenue: Houghtons, Twenty-fourth street, and
Bradey's stables all was pretty quiet. There were
iew pc tcians present at either place. but those
who were there were thoroughly elgrOssed with the
suoyect
at the Saturday night hop, there was the usual
gathering and among these many prominent p0iiti-
situation.
The central figure of this group was Colonel Funk.
May wbirl OF the dance having left his pretty lit
he partner IN the care OF u lady friend. The Colonel
had not long returned from Albany. lie
had been present ut the exciting scene In
the morning, ana says he shall not easily
forget IT. Colonel Funk aays that ne iuIiy
expects to receive the Tammany nomination. lie
Is very much respected In the ward. lie claims to
have large support from both political partie'
aud unless he has orders from '.rhe Boss to With
drJW I a. a v fOrt.
odicc. He had lclt the pulse Of the Sachems in
the morning aud believes thar they. beat
ldentiy of his success and mas doubt VI defeat
Ing Irving should ne become a candidate.
Up TO IN early hour this morning informal meet
ings, semi-soclal and eml-polltlca were held be.
tween me Dances and politicians OF r1ore OF less
prominence dropped IN to pay their respects TO The
Colonel.
jim IRvlNG's CANDIDATURr.
"Jim Irving as the boys ianiarly style the
comba,lve member of the sixteenth district was
interviewed by a HERALD reporter yesterday. Jim
sh as Ga n no sss n Tor tue good oDs q
that 1t viii he promptly supported by his >rmcr
constituents. As these are ms sentiments pure ani
simple, and as he has always hal a reputation OF
courage. which he does not intend dun by any act
OF cowarlce, he certainly intends to be Candidate
the fullest confidence that he shall not be disap-
pointed in his friends AMI that on the election day
he VIII be found the winning man.
IN CUSTOM HOUSE
the news from Albany was discussed by the en-
plOycs Of Uncle sam In very excited manner. The
dispatches from Albany were read aloud and the
utmost CONSERVATION was observable the coun-
tenances OF the clerks.
"Eucnrcd asain. BY Jimm.ny ~ cried a short
haired clerk, VINO stood on tall stool ana waved
copy Of an evening paper In the faces or MS eager
audience.
"Euchled again, and Tamnany Is stronger than
ever LooS year, Fenton Is at the bottom Of this
thing. ne bound 10 bust up ConKllng. and some
tnng's about to happen. Eet ye ten dollars there's
goln' 10 be q row. Don't you believe that Winans
was gon' 10 vote with Tanmany without known
.ifrtnf fnsH fan v,t-
lows.
FESToN HAS FIXED THINGS
with the Erie road ana there' be the biggest KIM
ION. hang Fenton and Fisk" remarked sentcn.
lions individual in spcctacies "What can they do,
anyhowg They'll be burst IN the next election
Tammany has escaped this time, but the end Is at
hand.n
'thats good enough for Twentyihird street, but we
can't swallow 1t outside OF that institution.
TnE BOSS owns ALL THESE FELLOWS
in the Legislature. and he ken do as he blamed
pleases, an tenton knows what he's about
you bet There's many of, Of Is who
Don run away with the idee that this muss was
got up nolhin'. tell We what IL is the Albany
good to us We don't care Il half dozen repuoIi-
cans bolted from the party and voted 10 sustain
Tammany SO long as the little arrangement II the
what's the matter VITA Hannah, by jimminy."
TIL HERALD reporter, VINO happened To be In the
Office when TINS scene was occurring, here Withdrew
and made tour OF the building. He found the oni-
GERS unanimous in condcmLing the action Of Mr..
Winans, and uftering
CURSES BORN LOUD AND DEEP.
/ "Confound the fellow" SAID one, whose opinion
on the matter solicited, ''lf he had he'd outT
Tamnany machine would have been smashed, and
we would have had It all our own way Now we are
worse or than We were before, we are.
AT TIE BIO som CLUE.
The events ti0t transpired AT Albany yesterday
caused the members Of the Blossom Club to assc nbe
Ia Iull force evening. the splenuid rooms and
halls were Illuminated In manner which reminded
one OF the celebration OF great victory or some
other signal occurrence Every gas burner seemed
strained to the utmost to give tie greatest
amount OF light, and the increased Illumination
Striking upon the elabor,tely cut chandeliers
and crystal drops, caused them to glitter and
sparkle until the eye could scarcely look upon then
The billiard room was Occuped by an eager host,
but they were evidently not 40 intent upon tho
games az upon something else more dear 20 them.
II bet any money we shall have Winans IN this
ne,ghbornood TONIGHT" said tail dark swell with
"Dundrearys" and an opera hat. which seemed that
IL had
HEARD ITS LAST MUSIC.
al heard onlv a few minutes since that the Boss