The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-21
ALBANY. NoY. is. 1913

Movements Of the Politicians in the Capital.
There is the most remarkable coyness nong the DO
hticians of this ofice-seekng city that ever was
known. Previous to the election, caution and pru
dsnce prevailed universally with the two sectons of
the dem ocracy-uow it is with the victorious wings
The amiable temper of the Argus, and the absence
Of the usual personality and vndictiveness in the
.Gas premoni,ary symptoms OF speedy re. union
Of the party This is TO be effected by union of the
two diseordant publications and the appearance in
the city. and the CONSULTATION together of Horatio
Seymour and John Van Buren,, is evidence that nego-
tiatons of kind other in successful p.o.
aress Both sections bav had their vic tories re-
joicings, and the brawlere in the streets on both
sdes feem ore reconciled than ever since the rup-
ture.
Difficulties entering the WING rauks and
from pr sent appearances will prove as disastrous
when hey red the other party The do NO
spirit Of Thurlow Weed will longer be submitted
TO His in olence ard dictetion has lost its power
Tho Wig party have suffered to such extent, in
copsequsnce of is preceding that the psrs the
party here determined to take matters into their
ownhsnds.
His at erpt to repudate Gen Taylor some six weeks
us the election has been fully com "a
to the Preside Mt elect, and Weeds knowledge Of this
fact has rendered him desperate. He attributes the
rev.laJon 10 Mr.. Collier. and il exerting every nerve
to Ir,vep Mir q election to the u. 3. Senate
spirited controversy as arisen and in ueutisi wings
daily arIayiug themselves in various ATTITUDES
Weed has ought out Seward, hi. anti sonic pet
Of 1910, csnd date in opposition to the man who
eaved the State for General Taylor. Almost every
member elect Of the next Legislature has either been
viittd or wntten to and the whole State has been
thrown into ferment in conseque nce-two months
previous to the meeting of the Legislature and four
mt nths previous to the expiration of Gen Dix's term
The mass Of the party with Collier, aud fully be-
Geve that he will be sustained by the appointing
power. Seward cspp not obtain half dozen Senators
and, frem what can be gathered here an equal pro-
portion Of the members of the House stand upon the
same ground. Daniel D. Barnard, that old sristocrat
f. also candidate, but nobody will support him
The Coppt.ollershp will be given to Washington
Hunt, il be desires it, in preference to Whttlesey
another H. mason who lie on Weeds slate IL is
doubtful whether MIR Hunt will accept the resp onabe
and pei pie King duties of Comptroller after having de-.
clined nomination to Congress and also for Gov.
ernor In that event, some other will be selected
in opposition to Whittessy
The hungry whig-, in this city sre already fearful
that they will BE- atle to effect cha gs in the AL
bspy post-ofice WATSON tells them that as he re-
ceived from the hand Of the whgs through the flu
epce of John Town.end presideu ut of the Commercial
Bank, he Is as sure Of retaining IT through the nnu
ence Of Schoolcrar, when in Congress who /. also a
director with Wsss n in the same b NIX 1t would not
be surprising il he should be retained as defy
the n TO state any moment of time when WATSON.
by NEE ps Of his sdrotness, has not been In Office
vi in the last thirty five years. Beth Gallup and
Sci two everlasting office holders so boast
ing loudly that they are "orlginai Taylor men" :!
We'll il