The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-06

ALBANY, Nov. 4, 1916.
The Eiechon TroepsThe Greeley intrigue
Mr.. Wright-John C. acknowledgements Of pub.
lie moneys-.a Wing Legisiature-S Salute in honor Of
I John Young-The Result, &C., &c.
The day boat due here last evening at Eve O'Clock.
did arrive until this morning at half past ten o'clock
bringing with the Herald Of yesterday morning The
delay caused by deuse fog on the river.
The election held yesterday in a very quiet man
ner the weather stormy during the greater part of
the day. and to this fact may be attributed the very Light
vote polled here. Spurious tickets were poed in many
instances The words "for Senator" in place OF the
words "for Governor" were printed in German black
letter the of Sias Wright The ticket
calculated to deceive inexperienced eye, and
quite number of them polled. The words "for
Governor-John Young" put at the bottom Of the
ticket
1t will be that have stated, the Conservative
Oneida, Onondaga Albany &C., the revolution in favor
of Young is tremendous indeed It is very probable
that Gardiner, the democratic candidate for Lieut..
Governor elected Folks administration Is condemned
II is poor creature indeed, and hardly worthy Of the
sss W. has b Of It, had the
chamber; he looked great for he Is mighty man. He
will redeem himself But
Show me the earth where grows weed.
And will show you heart whereon no error grows"
understand that the Adjutant General has received
letter from Colonel Thomas, of the volunteers who has
recently visited Washington in which the Colonel states
that troops will be called out from the Northern
States before the next meeting of Congrc. This II POSI-
lively true, and that matter is therefore at rest.
the whig intrigue now ahoat between Weed, Greeley
and Seward for the nomination OF Judge Mclean to the
been begun by Seward with the assent Of Greeley and
Weed and tender Of the nomination made to Mclean
BY Of n
fore reason to believe that it il true This Is the old
story; probably true.l
NThe wing tactcians protng by previous experience.
will perfect arrangement andlkeep the affair per-
fecty quiet until the proper time But must fail No
whig vote for President in isas But we win wait pa
tieniy for the interesting expose of Stewards plans.
We shall undoubtedly have whig tsgi.lsturs and
tails connected with change of administration The
delicate and responsible duty operectng the great pro
devolve upon the wings We shall sec what work they
will make of it. II the wings will the advantage
they gained in discreet and proper manner they
may hold the power fourth of century.
Among the arrivals at the Delavau House. we sec the
name Of John C. Rives, Washington. Mr.. Rives will
The Delavan 10 a noble hotel and well worthy the i'm
mense patronage II receives
The time has arrived when the vast patronage and
benefits bestowed upon few indviduals In the various
departments Of the State government must cease to exist
The the Ss o. Gsa Of s
$40 800 per The salary Of the officers of the
executive department Of the government t2o menu ex
Ter Here then, have an aggregate Of 776
paid by tho State for the support Of 81 officers This -
devised in the new Constitution for the more
expenditure of the government funds.
The following query is being discussed =" How will
the election in this State affect Folks policy in regard to
the prosecution of the war with Mexico ~
salute Of 100 guns will be fired in the Capitol Park
this evening" in honor OF the election OF John Young.
GARDENERS election is conceded
The Official majority Of John Young in this county IL
Assembly will stand two wing and two (antiren demo
cratic John Slingerland, lwhigl elected to Congress
from this district. over Bradford r. Wood democratic.