The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-09-15
our NEW YoRK LETTER
PoITTIcAL-Two WAYS TO MAKE MONEY
THE BIG BRIDGE-oUr OF TowN-THE
ESCAPED FENIANs-BUsINEss.
NEW YORK, August &c, 1876.

POLITICAL.
In previous letter said that the lam
many and Anti-Tammany factions would
make up their differences as soon as they
could come to an agreement as to an equit-
able division of the spoils. That time has
arrived, and per consequence, Tammany
and Anti-Tammany have shaken hands.
and John Morrissey and John Kelly are
lighting together in the pursuit of govern
nent spoils; the bargain was virtually
consutnmated weeks ago-the formal rati-
hcatton was made last Tuesday. The s.re-
formers" divided up the offices among their
henchmen, down to the last tide-waiter
they fixed upon the price of everything,
anu having all this done, they march on
hand in hand to victory and the spoils; alas,
there IS now no A,itt-Tammany-Mor
rlssey has struck hands with Kelly, and
the forty thieves are acting as one man.
They have postponed their auarrels as all
nrigands do, till the great prize of federal
plunder is secured.
Tilden is running his own campaign. as
ne always did. He has an office in Nassau
street, at the head of which is his nephew.
Col. Peiton, from which a ton, more or
less, per day, of documentary lies are
scattered broadcast. At his house ON Cram
ercy Park he has another bureau to which
only the prominent leaders are admitted.
and at Washington he has another. AT
these various places every paper in the
country Is taken, they are searched by conn
petent persons, and every line favorable
to, or commendatory OF Tilden is carefully
cut out, altered and amended SO as to be
effective, and printed and sent to country
editors to be copied. To all this matter
the Slippery Samuel carefully attends, and
what pleases his henchmen better, pays
for It. He is pouring out money like wa
ter, and if cash in hand will elect Presi-
dent he will be elected. But to this he is
vigorously opposed east and west. The
eastern hard-money Democrats don't like
his afffliation with the Democratic repu-
diationists of the west, and the western
Democracy know that in electing him they
are certain to be fooled, and both sides,
and all, in fact, who know him at all, know
that all his talk about reform is a sham,
for all his life he has been tricky, corrupt
politician OF the Van Buren, school, VINO
believes in bribery as the one power for
elevation. The man whose dependence in
New York is in the most corrupt ring the
world ever saw is rather thin "Reform,
candidate.
The nomination by the Republicans of
Ex-Gov. Morgan for Governor of this
State, and Mr.. Rogers for Lieut.. Governor,
takes away the last hope the Democracy
have of carrying New York. They hoped
that the feud existing between Senator
Conkling and the other prominent Repub-
licans would divide the party and give
them an easy victory. But to their dis
gust and to the delight of all the good Re-
publicans of the State, Cornell, supposed
to be ConkliDg's candidate, gracefully
withdrew from the contest, and threw all
his strengthy with the opposite faction, and
nominated Morgan. This action thorough
IL unites the party, aud does away with |
all doubt as to the vote of the State. Nor
gan is one of the best men in the State he /
was one of the great war Governors, and |
cOun1dI1dS the cOuuu6nce Oh t1et1s OF all 1
shades of political opinion. He combines
mora strength than any candidate men
toned, and viii sweep the State by ma
lorlty OF 20. coo or more.
This nomination, following the Com
gressional nominations in Ohio. shows that
the Republican party mean Reform and
are in earnest when they say so. In Ohio
she Republicans have nominated Matthews,
Cox, Force, Foster. Garfield, and Monroe,
six of the ables5 and purest men in the
State, and everywhere the rulo has been,
'sthe best. \ Morgan In this State Ii con-
Of the same policy. and Ia Tie
1tIer States the Same rule has obtained.
The election Of Hayes is now certainty. /
{ the proper work is put Ii. and there Is I
10 donbs Of that. The country is not YET /
ready to go into the hands Of the rebels.
vA1oUs WAYS 10 MAKE MONEY.
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