The New York herald., 1844-09-06

LIE MORMON DSCLoSURES.-We are compelled
by press of important matter to defer the coninu-
alton of the "Wonderful Disclosures" until to-
morrow.
Highly Important from Syracuse-Silas
Wright Nominated for Govcrnor-Brcath-
less Interest or tho Political Contest.
BY the Albany steamer last evening, we re-
ceved the important political intelligence Of the
nomination of Silas Wright for Governor Of New
York, by the democratic Convention, held at
Syracuse on Wednesday and, also, OF Addison
Gardener, of Rochester, for his Lieutenant. This
intelligence contained in the Albany papers,
and has been generally expected for several days
past.
The nomination OF this great statesman was first
predicted in this journal many months ago, from
the circumstance that other name could be po-
tent enough to unite the elements Of the " fierce
democracie" OF New York. It is now matter of
history-but whether he will be elected we shall
not venture yet tc predict, till we have had time to
cast his horoscope again during the ensuing week.
This is very important event in the political
movements of the day. On this single fact may
hang the great issue of the contest for the
Presidency. BY the nomination of Mr.. Wright all
the odds and ends all the ciges and coleries of the
democracy Of New York are united in favor Of the
Presidential nominations of Baltimore. The re-
lection Of Mr.. Van Buren, on that occasion had
thrown the vote Of New York into the hands OF
the Wings and in favorof Mr.. Clay. The nomns-
ton of Wright reunites all the discordant ele-
ments, and places him in the front as a candidate
for the Presidency in lS4S, and hence New York
democracy is now reconciled IN all Its parts, TO
Polk and Dallas, and we may expect one Of the
polls In favor of Polk, Dallas and Wright, that ever
took place in the Empire State. Last night, as
soon as the news was circulated through the city,
the Tammany politicians, in all their picturesque
haunts Of elegance and vulgarty. were perfectly
crazy with delight, and if to-day be not cool and
cooling, we are afraid that some of them will be
qualified for the lunatic asylum, or the retreat Of
drunkards, before night. 1t is generally admitted
on all hands, that the 36 votes Of New York will
determine the Presidency-whoever gets these
votes will ascend the steps OF the White House,
and pocket the S25,OOO per annum. Now, Mr.
Wright is ef the ablest, strongest, most saga
cious and most popular statesmen that ever New
York had As public man, he is far superior to
Van Buren in every point ofview. Silas Wright
has heart-he has a soul-he is man Of most
comprehensive mind, and. above all, he is not vain,
common sense. He is the man who will propably cal
forth the democracy in all its fury and uproar But
more than that hisprudence, skill and talent have the
full confidence of the financial and commercial clas-
ses of New York. We understand that the whole
banking interest Of NewYork will secretIy-but the
more efficiently by this very secresy- make power
tu and united support in favor of the democracy
This unexpected movement in the moneyed class
49, 81, /, al IL.
ascendancy IN the State, the public debt will be
increased and the public credit thereby depre-
ciated, as in the time of Mr.. Seward Another
and more important dread by the financial class
ss is that arising from the proposed establishment
Ola National Bank Of $50, 900 900, by which the
valss Of the State Banks would be diminished,
and thus vitally affect the interests Of every per-
son connected with that system throughout the
country In the approaching election, we have no
doubt but that the State Banks can WELD an i'm
mense influence, and who can doubt but it will be
exerted in every way against the party that threat
ems to establish grand national competitor to
crush and to deprecate their value stocks, profits
and interests. Touch a mans pocket and you
touch his vote.
Looking, therefore, at the Syracuse movement
in every point of view, it gives degree of interest
10 the PRESIDENTIAL contest winch reaches perfect
intensity. II the whigs at their approaching Con-
vention, do not nominate a strong man, their
prospects become instantly clouded. Millard
Fillmore, also great statesman, and worthy
man on the other side, will have to be brought
forward, to give any thing like an equipose
TO the contest. He is the only man that can
contend fair terms with SiIas Wright. If
Mr.. Fillmore ia put forth, then the fight will be
beautful-bu yet the banking interest and the abo-
lition interest may determine the day, and give
the vote OF New York TO that party whose views
suit, on certain points, them best We shall watch
intsntly and report progress correctly.
Political AFFAIRS IN NEW JERSEY demo-
Gratis, in recent convention, nominated Iohn r.
Thompson, Esq, az their candidate for Governor
at tho ensuing election. Mr.. Thompson is very
popular and wealthy man in New Jersey, and
brother in-aw Of Captain stockton. 1t is said that
he is the strongest candidate that the democrats
oud have selsete1.
LrBERTY PANTY. following are the Liberty
Candidates for Assembly,
Anthony Lane, Daniel II. Sands,