The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-02

TIM Campbell worn black gloves and Grape around
nus nat ne would nave made
FIRST CLASS 'MOURNERr
for funeral for he looked indeed forlorn. In fact
the 'Jolly air they put on and the baniering that
ws kept g at eac Others expense during the
Sammy Tilden aid not attend W. 'A'' 80
Mr.. D. g. Hill, OF Chemung, was chosen chair.
man. s ,ad for sS Sna,. T. Jacobs Of Kings was
House were renomlnated. The republican Senators
met IN caucus In the Senate Chamber while the re-
below stairs The new members from New York
were the cynosure OF all eyes, and met with quite
try members The proceedings consisted Ell Simply imply
OF the appointing OF the new officers. II was ex-
over the question OF the Cerkshp, but letter from
William g. Weed, the only candidate who hung out
almost to the last against TerwGer settled every
Ing the best OF what he couldn't very well help Dy
getting out OF the way In the usual 'declmlng'
ailer ten ballots had been TAKEN In capturing the
position OF Serge Arms, after which the other
minor offices were filled IN the usual way.
Alter the Bnttle-Iseioicng In the Ranks Of
the victors-Pleasnnt SMILES on Black RE-
publican Faces-Exit Horace Greeley, as
Usual.
The news OF Smiths triumph IN the caucus has
created perfect Juror among the Albanans
with whom he seems to be very popular, and
as matter OF course, alter the adjournment the
excitement was intense In and about he various
hotels where the outside politicians have been quar-
tered by the scores for days past The Custom
House loks went nearly crazy with Joy, and great
rush was made for A. b. Cornell's room, where
everybody was cOngratulasing everybody else
the victory that mad been achieved. Wine flowed
freely and tOasts were drunk In with all the hon0rs
to Grant and everybody and everything in the
remotest way connected with the administration
Cornell played the character OF the Boss admirably
and az the small fry who depend for their bread
and butter on the way they work for the friends
OF the Central Committee magnates pushed and
elbOwed and crowded about him to tell how happy
they felt ne deigned TO notice even the smallest Of
them with kindly smile and grasp OF the hama.
II was far different in
THE QUARTERS OF THE ALvORD MEN.
The gloom was general there, and do the best
they could they were unable to hide :heir feelings.
Twomby's quarters were almost deserted and
at midnight simple card party, who
smoked great deal and said very little, were
not stand It, ana as soon q he could pack his car
pet bag and pay MS bin he made q bee line Tor the
railroad depot where ne arrived Just in time to
take the late train bound to New York.
Now that the long agony is over and that the
members are not afraid 10 speak their minds freely
the general Impression seems to be that the victory
the general plans supposed " have been already
fixed for the framing OF
THE NEW CHARTER
for New York. The idea Is that q charter will be
framed and passed that viii really be for the benefit
OF the people, even though 1T may be some
the interests of the new city ring. ne canal
ring cspeciallyare III the Widest despair over the
prospects ahead, and 1t may be safely said that from
this out the Lords, and the Dennisons and the Bel
dens will no longer WELD that peculiar power they
have zone heretofore at Albany.