Year: 1864

TAMMANY HAM SURF or SUocEss-The
State Convention st Albany, in deciding in
favor Of Tammany Hall, and declaring her the
regular representative Of the democracy in
this city, has placed her In position to regain
her lost glory. power aad influence. She has
now the opportunity to rally around her the
snti-administration voters of this city, wipe
out all other factions in the party, including
Woods Mozart. Mozart No. 2, and McKeon's
party, and all other organizations that now
dispute her right to be the real democratic
party in this city. To accomplish this she
must reform herself She must do away with
the seclusiveness which has to q certain extent
governed her action. She must cease bar
gaining and do away with the plan OF max
ing nominations by cliquss. If she wishes to
profit by the strength that she has recently
gained she must throw open her nominating
conventions and give an opportunity for
the people to participate in them These
primary gatherings must bs conducted in a
way that the better class of our citizens can
freely participate in making nominations In
taking that course Q better class OF men will be
nominated for Congress and the other local Off
ces, and the success Of her ticket made certain
But il, on the other hand, her leaders and
managers continue their seclusive policy and
bargaining the other factions will unite to-
gether and present a ticket that will sweep
the city over her head. Have the msnagers Of
Tamnany the sagacity and practical sense to
do tbist On that her success depends.


How TO CARRY PENNsYLvANIA.-Tbe great
question for the democrats now is how to
carry Pennsylvania We will kindly answer
this question for them 1t is q curious philo-
sophical feet that the politicians OF Pennsylvania
are found in strata, like the coal and the petro-
leum oil, and they can be got at by the same
means, viz liberal expenditure of capital.
This fact is worth knowing. in view of the i'm
mense Importance Of the October election in
the Keystone State, as an index to the probable
result Of the Presidential election.


We understand Pennsylvania politicians
pretty thoroughly, having known them for many
long years. They are peculiar set of people;
and arguments, rhetoric ard logic do not have
much effect upon them. Capital is the only thing
sure to secure them. They are for sale in
large or small quantities. like coal and petro
leum. So long as we can remember the
largest and heaviest purse has carried the day
In Pennsylvania if applied soon enough 1t is
therefore useless to food that State with cam
paign documents or to deafen the Dutchneu
with stump speeches. The campaign literature
in vogue there is greenbacks, and the only
word the stump speakers need utter is cash.


II August Belmont, the father Of the
Chicago Convention, wishes to carry
Pennsylvania all he has to do is to
furnish the capital to work the politicians of
that State, as be would furnish the capital to
work the coal mines and the oil wells. He re-
Gently sent FIVE millions Of francs to Mexico, by
order of Napoleon and the Rothschilds, to as
sist in establishing Maximilian's empire. Let
him take one-Hfth Of that sum, change it into
American money-gcld preferred-and invest
it advantageously in Pennsylvania, and the
election will be certain whichever way be
wants it. Pennsylvania politicians LOOK at
everything from business point of view, and
capital can secure them for any candidate
those of them who vote for Jackson at every
election Of course excepted.