The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-12


Gen scrogss, rae President Ct he Council. and by viz
thereof tb, head OF an tia, renairf q he onoe VIC
tcriors pay.y n New YORK, r,uds, rcoody seems 10
know pyec,sey whore, politically. Ee was a active
memevr Of the ate state Convention Of Union men u
u,i~a as he vss OF TOE Baltimore Convention "a ncmi-
led Bell and everett, where be WAS par. 70 ume
pouston man and par, Of me e e sss sas
Of his y~rsbropg at the shrine Of tho Union he has
natural relish for success, ana scents tne VIM sde
tha, m she end il win out that they are right.
me secretary OF the Council went 10 the repub
cons mere than year SINCE and now holds good Office
IA me Insurance Department at Albany his reward.
Tho raeeiing VIII be duiuutive squaooe, dgnihed by
siady bolts protests ending In nothing Of the slightest
II report does not err the Union gentlemen who lately
assembled in the State Convention a. utca and who in
geDiously committed all future matters re atrg to an
electoral ticket 70 close committee with the view Of
ranging terms with all others who could be arranged
with in opposition TO Lincoln, are likely 70 experience
that Committee Mr. solomon q. Ravens, Of BsfA.o, dis
tngushed member Of the celebrated hrm Of Fillmore,
Hail hayeps and hitherto the recognized exponent Of
Mr. Ellmores views, has II Is said, recently given ind
Of nnsoundness and strong inclination 20 follow
colo Tere are oher members Of tie same committee,
yiro, IL is said, VIII give some trouble In maay re-
spects il III advised committee Was not framed
with fri understanding of the materials m hand Ia
these mistakes you may trace the ounders ignorance and
folly which continually mark the policy OF The New York
Epess of which the Union movements IN tbs rte have
from the first had fatal impression
The quarrel OF Weed, Neso Co. With Greeley and the
r,a,i S beginning TO show Itself the country and in
he p.elnary steps which being taken to the choice
OF eleg ates 10 the Republican State Convention. The
cont mar fsto arainsi Greeley by General Webb in the
Courier has warning TO the followers
Seward and the Weed Regency not only TO be on their
guard hut punish the Tbane dictator wherever and
whenever they Greeleys article IN the Tribune,
short time since, wherein announced that il would
be the first duty OF the republicans, in State Convention,
the Legislature of last winter and repudate
the lobby cbbers meaning Weed Coy at Albany has
stirred up hornets nest. Is not TO be presumed that
and the prospect IL that will behold Of the
finest nights anywhere witnessed in long time. Not
onl, Weed Co. well Greeley engaged in fore
sang the convention In the choice delegates with rec
to the proposed accommodation, but 70 cand
dates also. Greeley preparing bomb in the shape Of
an analysis Of the votes given legislature las.
ter on ali the schemes OF puuder whereof Weed is 20
be credited the leader and broker II Is not unlikely
hat not few gentlemen, who viii dousess appear as
delegates, will ind themselves shown up 10 the ensuing
Convention and the public IN an ugly record The rod
Is in pickle, and let all Offenders beware.
Matters touching who shall be the republican canti-
date for Governor have gone 10 somewhat lately
Morgan making active canvass or his denomination
by voters bavc taken it upon themselves TO show that
while his ceDenvs zeal ia opposition TO the LOBBY was
manifested in his message the Executive Chamber vas
10 fact, little less than the headquarters Of legislative
gan's Private secretary, be called to the stand.
Xela.--lt is sald that this distinguished, modest
and very proper gentleman has lately had
permission retire to the practice OF law in your city
1t was quite evident om the that youth OF his
could not long 60 Greeley, Is said hats in
his support of Morgan.
whoever has been at the Capitol any time daring the
last sessions when the railway and other grand
schemes OF the lobby pending besr witness thai
tho of the Executive Chamber has been nothing
less than tie loupgpg place OF the corruption s
and thst the lobby have appropriated TO themselves
and beld possession OF the approaches to the Executive
The barroom Of Congress Hall used with greater
freedom While Governor Morgan has been in cfce the
room where at any time might be seem oungng or odg
10 and lodging OUT the Weeds, the Sharps the Bfen
pans, the Conovers, the Hastings the sessions the
Van Veghteps and others Of like standing In the
lobbyin short. the very roost of all sorts Of foul
birds. If Mr.. Greeley really desires TO inquire into
the relations Of the lobby with the present Executive,
let him take up this thread and follow 1t TO the end
Hundreds who attempted TO reach the Executive
but JAILED because OF the monopoly of him by the lobby
lists and who, when they had finally succeeded. were
quite certain encounter more OF The gwelmob
in waiting can bear witness on the subject No picture
drasu disgusting than faithful portrait
Of the lobby at the Capitol at Albany during the last
thirty days OF the session would bea picture IN which
son in the foreground. vetoes OF certain measures
dear 10 the lobby do not change the fact appeal to
every intelligent man VINO has had the opportunity Of
observing 10 bear witness TO the truth Of all have
written gnter this head
/ am assured by prominent politician living or the
Inc OF the Susqueharna Railroad and whose support OF
the republican candidate would be counted on with en-
tire certainty ordinarily tina. Gov Morgan would lose the
entire republican vote IN the counties through which the
road runs and another republican OF prouBeuce
OF those counties assures me That there is sworn under
standing among the people, hou party distinction,
along tie line, to take open and effective measures
to defeat Morgan should he DO renomnated. And
SIN IL said that Weed is for MN: but the ms cry nav
be sufficiently iumned by certain other report, which
through various channels that : Church, the
democratic candidate, viii be able to secure an extra
vote, which will render his election We have al
ready heard that Morgan has forfeited the good viii Of
Weed by his cooness towards Seward at Chicago We at
the same time, know what the relations between
Weed and Dean Richmond, and that Church is Echmouds
first lieutenant. Putting these things together, may
On M 10" Una. Mesa Ss % see Ssn
cry to Seward would make good the boas OF Church 10
extra strength, and TO the unnitated another riddle
would be added TO Neg York politics. While Morgan
works for a nomination, Weed and Richmond negotiate.
Can you, Mr. HErArp, explain thing, viz Why IL Is
that your Metropolitan Police Commissioners systemat
caiy persccutc lincoln men--,hat is all who huzza
for Lrcoh and take the Tribune, more than they
%U s % 1boa s s spy as.S I've hare e ~ re-
bridge. hear good many things, for my duties as
keeper Of the TOD gate afford opportunities for frequent
going on and who do hesitate TO tell pretty much
all They may be less communicative, however, when
papers. The upshot OF what hear about your Police
Comm ssoners s that Bowen is pursuing regular system
Of changing around renewing and pe.secu,ng in various
cute chars who preferred somebody else 70 Seward aud
support Lincoln with will have the names q several
perreute and have been compelled resign say less
for Lincoln. What does this mean Is there scheme
soot TO eel Lincoln out in this states You know that
Bowen a lifetime service man Of Weed and
original Seward man. Super .ntendcpt Kennedy you
know to DO q the same particular stripe The 70
the fahal clerk W the Board since the passage o.
The Metropolitan ct, and the appointment OF scsh G.
HAwiey, who, until be played out there, hailed from Ba
iso, 10 another mystery. HAwiey was never known 70
wbtn seward I'D not-s Of the ready for
any and email rewars whom The Reward leaders
could always place their hand on IN he dark Why his APP
polnmcni at this timer Why these removals, these per-
sscu,cos Of Lincoln nsn what game . there about 70
bc paysds Remember We not the assassnatioo Of Mr..
Clay In IN a siste-n yoer city-n 1874.
NJ: Weed called upou and cas- warmly greeted by Mr.
Douglas during bis late visit 10 Albany. n 10 . settled
rule Of principle and practice with the wcei Regency
Whenever beaten 10 oonveoton 70 butt ~ the polls.
Our ALBANY coRSxsroSpxScx.
ArHASs, August !, 1880.
cdsddas for Sot Qslees-yo Fusion Of Fssd and Gree
iSr-soyon 10 b. Nonfnaiei-Bou1arNs DsnSnfie
A> 4eputliodn caudidc:e-NotA<se Sale, R<pesns &c
DSmocyotis yoafEe,--Hsss and Bsoeis Bs'x 'S'aaA
fas' As Repaliosn "kdcsins'-Cotain R<>ec.on u
Mayor wecfs Hc;aT pc,eeaSon--zAs S.Gls csarcnkcn
nts Rc't~vd fcss O. Diasresa@s Preserve Of as Ecsy.
lasting Essd,rs, d., DC.
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