The New York herald., 1874-11-02


put into
and by loyal hands carried on election day to the
various wooden sentry boxes where the pickets
OF the two armies are dangerously close together.
cannot De taken as All argument that ANYBODY on
the one side is at all suspicious OF anybody else on
the other side. 1t Is q mere matter OF form, and
that Of itself We all know requires that each
"heeler" and wirepuller and bugleman generally
s should BE be 10 accord with his masters and not
In Disguise As the Bureau OF Elections have
charge Q! me me booths and the power to desgnate
ar ona sha s ana yne worR
mailing the festive boards together was given to
Soatrscsors w VINO are supposed to know their
the Bureau no occasion for worry yesterday.
Not SO with the Post ONCE people,
GUS stations. in accordance with the instructions
OF the ever Obig1ng james, had their specially de-
at the main once TO nnder erdes T sus NOT
and the matter Of election circulars and
and would have been possibly beyond
ertions not been made TO take time by the FORE
lock. But as has been intimated, the great work
quarters. Thers was the usual hobnobbina 1I and
canvassing and hunting after the sick and the
lame and the feeble; and The proiane occupa.
tion OF
KNOCKING AT HALL DOORS
and inquirng II MIR. Jones or Mr.. Smith was in,
the inquirer nalf the time indulgng hope In his
sultant inquiry would bring out response, mo
such person lives IN this house." and to be fol-
row for somebody who was somebody else
wnsn he gSt but the oGng
minds political and nanSs non.poscal le .aan
any other labor OF the DAY. When 1t is taken into
eeas city, ncaans S Of
whole" IS w. ,aspss,css curly ssIl It, vii e:
sides les the two two regular party A'a tickets there
In the neld, the Immense amount H'1f OF work done
yesterday can be appreciated What with the care
particular class could b. punched by themselves.
the scrutiny OF each individual ballot to see that
no name M not indorsed by me regular party con;
ones thl ough the mistake OF
YE PRINTERS DEVIL,
made-the "Generan here, the Assembly there,
anu the "Congress' some place else, and so on
with the whole list-it was certainly not a pas.
time. Indeed, the attention paid 70 the business
6y the politicians who are not themselves candt.
anv o e t"a S 20
set his mind to 1t seriously, the average local
politician might easily like other mortals, make
TO the contrary Notwithstanding. Probably the
most pleasing feature Of the labor was the EN-.
In some Of the districts. rney were quicker in
their movements in asserting the ballots and fold
lug IueW, bUe reporter was lnlOrmeO, tnaQ
the men, and what was a clear moral gain
anyhow eG tnsy many o. ns
had the effect OF keeping the rougher sort oi the
rank and file on their polite foot" as one OF the
present Aldermen expressed IT, "You see." said
he exuitantly, 1.-THE boys when they get together
will talk and 90 out occasionally for q smoke or q
drink, and that kind O. thing plays The deuce with
the word 60. and as women you know, are ali
temperance voters, they never ask to 60 round
the corner 70
GET SUP OF wHIsKEY."
Although, as . general rule, the main head.
quarters OF the two regular parties and OF the
inaepen1dent 1 took took the responsibility first as
they were sent round to the various folding quar-
tiers, It fell TO the lot or rather the local can.
giving their personal attention to the fold.
ing, and took good care when absent
their stead lest tricks that have often been played
upon travellers IN political circles heretofore
might be played again 70 the great dmnution OF
Mayor and Register are TO be voted for with the
same ballot that is to be for the State onicers
ticket exercised 'Gsu It AZ snc 'hs sasts
and district meeting rooms. In the Eighth,
and Ia all the districts included IN the Filth Cou.
gressional district especially, the Tammany men
had nSra aas work % Of IT. the orders were
separate regular ballot carefully, so that none
with the name Of Jones instead Of Hayes might
get into the Tammany boxes. These orders were
not supernuoug by any means, for large
number OF ballots, 1t Is sad, were discovered
among quantity or Tammany tickets ordered
printed for one OF the Assembly districts in
the Filth congressional district, In which not only
Jones' name was printed instead Of Hayes, but
Wales In place OF Wickham's for Mayor all the
rest OF the ticket being regular. The Tammany
men pointed 10 this lact as corroborative OF the
statement made about ten days ago that part oil
the bargain alleged to have been made
between the republicans on the one side
ana Fox on the other, was that In
return Tor republican votes for Hogan
part OF the republican ticket would get democratic
supporters In his district. II Is but Just to say
that HoRan's friends contend tina. this trickery
with the ballots alluded to was not their work,
and that while they have had state ballots printed
with Jones' name on them Instead OF Hayes, they
Will vote, with this exception, the straight DEM
ocratic ticket However, II certain stories anoat
III republican circles last night at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel are founded on fact. This promise eau be
taken with huge gram OF salt, 80 Tar AZ the In
tentions oil large number OF HoRan's friends are
concered. one thing Is certain, at any rate, and
tnat i5 that the Judge confines the fight against
Iammany to himself and the registership; so what
some OF his admirers may do under influences not
OF his engineering he cannot be held responsible
for
BY noon to-day, through the efforts OF the Cnam-
Der Of Commerce and other non political bodies In
the city, every reg stored voter Will have been fur
nshed, by mail, with ballot lavorlng all the con-
stltutlonal amendments. In this connection 1t
may be stated that most disRraceful exhibition
or politica working" was done at one OF the up.
town churches yesterday, where, AZ the congreg0.
tion dtspe rising, they met AT the doors