The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-09

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GOVERNOR WISE AND THE ALBANY REGENCY
In our teegyophic dispatches from Washington
ard Albany, this morning, We receive some fuc-
Their enlightenment Cd The question OF Governor
Vices late letter, sbont which 80 muoo excite
nept exists. Mr., Wise, we are informed is nov
engaged on twenty or thirty column manifesto,
witch will let the light in upon the dark deeds
Of the Albany politicians and tricksters who
compose the Regency, end who no fagsaotIy vo-
ia,.d the confidence reposed in them oy publish
ing private letter This will doubtless be an
interesting document, regardless of its length,
sud may have the eject of changing the whole
| ate of affairs ut the Charleston Convention II
viii at least open the eyes of the South as to the
character Of the political intriguers who are en-
| deavorjng to control the delegation from this
State; and the exposure arising out of this whole
ouuI WILL give I'LL ueISut turV Vic uO'usS VI
New York politics that may be instructive to
Southern men. 1t may do more than this: it
| may suggest to the South that neither New York
nor any other Northern State, with their rotten
and corrupt political systems, can control the
| Convention. Instead of the publication VI this
| letter killing of Governor Wise, as some people
| anticipate, ard as no doubt was intended to be
l ia hut IL nj
higher hitch at Charleston by and bye, greatly
70 he establishment and confusion of his enemies
The appearance of this mysterious letter was
| like bombsbell ip Richmond. The papers are
| all dumb. They seem to be astounded into 81
lence. The Washington papers also have no.
thing to say about it, with tie exception of the
| Consultation, which is edited by an old woman 10
breeches, from Wall street, who is as fond of
| good dinner as Jack Falstaf was Of sack, but
who knows no mere about politics than Jack did
of the qualities of gin cocktail. The com
meDts Of the Constitution are sheer nonsense and
baldeIdash.
We are not done with the effects of the Wise
letter yet TIifing and not without example as
it is, The fruits of it may yet acquire large
S'eNtI, uoQ VIC hAuoDJ GNbctSin, WIZ dlS
chuckling over the damage they fancy they have
done to Governor Vices Presidential prospects,
may look blue enough when they fud their plans
thwarted as they probably will be, by the very
circumstance of its publication. Their schemes
are plain enough. They intend TODD at Charles
ton now what they did at Baltimore in 1s4s.
when their treachery defeated Cass; and if they
in IN full hool - of
Vim. H. Seward aud the interests of the Central
Railroad. Meantime we await the thirty column
manifesto from Virginia, and we shall see where
the Albany Regency will be then.
! OUR REPUBLICAN AND KNOW NOTHING STATE
CONVENTIONS EFFORT FOR Holy
ALI1ANcE.-we see that q proposition lis aloat
Tor the meeting of our Know Nothing party State
Convention at the same place aud time that have
been appointed for the republican Convention,
viz: Syracuse, and the 7th of September We
learn, too, that some of the Know Nothing organs
and leaders, from their long separation from the
epoils, hungry and thirsty, aud ready for bar
gain, are anxious to bring about the proposed
coalition. Very true, the experiment last year
proved an ignominious failure; but as the repub.
licans succeeded without the support of the
Know Nothings, the latter, as they stand are In q
very unfortunate position. With a democratic
or republican victory there is an inevitable
Know Nothing defeat But still we would ad-
monish the Know Nothing leaders of the folly Of
capitulating to Seward upon the very eve of a
battle in which they may crush him into atoms
as Presidential candidate
Let not the remnant Of the American party be
sold out to Seward for mess of pottage Let
the party rather be disbanded and dismissed,
leaving every member free to make his election
between the abominable principles of Seward
and the chances Of the return of the national
democratic party to the safe anchorage of
MIR. Buchanan's administration. The vote of New
| York, if given in November for the republican
| party, will be claimed as the endorsement of
Seward by the Empire State for the Presidency.
Let the Americans who have stood by Fillmore
and Webster and Henry Clay, and who despise
the principles and pretensions, and the Albany
engineers Of Seward remember this. II there is
any sincerity or consistency in the Know Notsiug
party they will not sacrifice it to Seward for
few little sops in the paltry spolls of our No
vember election Last year the American State
Convention refused to bow down to Seward and
Thurlow Weed Have these two men become
more Trustworthy since that time? Let the
American party prepare to answer that question
at Syracuse.
The WATERING PIACEs.-It will be seen from
the letters of our correspondents that the water
ing places are at their eliminating point of pros.
perity. Never, we are told, at any former period
have they been 80 full-never, we believe, have
they been lees really enjoyable. AT Saratoga
and Newport we understand that a fierce war is
being waged between the aristocracy of wealth