The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-26
THE 1RREpRESSBIE CONFLICT.
Our Correspondence from the East and the
West, the North and the South.
Bell and Everett Gaining Ground-Prsgress Of
the Union Sentiment,
O~< Albany Correspondence.

V02 AlOony NOfreSpOnuehces
Albany, August %, 1869
WI There Not be Only Oae STATE Tek Opposed to the Re
pubtsens 2-The Democratic Masses F,sng, Agains tie
Advice Of Assumed Leaders,, de-, DC
Now, since the republican nominations FOR State OH
cers made to suit the Sewar ion in direa oppo
sitoa those who ruled at Chicago there has already
sprung up counter current which operate inuri
ousy both sections Of that party The shrewd demo-
crscy wiz undertake 10 profit by this rupture in the
renks Of the abolition army. Already the masses,
At the corners of the streets, porter houses,
In the workshops and counting houses, are dis
cussing propety and practcabiy Of uniting upon
single Dc mocratc and union State ticket TO run in op
position 10 the lobby gambling ticket just put forth at
Syracuse The masses thus-Mr james Brady,
on the Breckenridge Ticket no Office seeker His legal
practice worth TO him than five times the salary
OF the Governor. He is in tho prime Of life, surrounded
by the most ardent admirers independent in every
spect be could easily be induced 10 decline the nomna
ton. Judge Allen the Douglas ticket, is one OF
Supreme JUICES 10 the Fifth Judicial district elected
without opponent three years before his present
expresrecsvng annual salary OF three thousand
hundred dollara. His popularity judicial officer Is
great that the people of his district Will gladly retain
him the bench during his lifetime should he SO desire
Now for hin, TO ,eke the office of Lieutenant Governor
for two years. at salary and perquses which DO not
exceed fifteen hundred dollars year. and renq9h his
judicial position would pecuniary point OF view, be
surrendering very much indeed for the honors OF Sc
condary State office without voice vote Ia the Legs
lature Could single democratic state ticket be formed
without his there is reason to believe he would
offer any objection but that he would gladly withdraw
his name Then, again, the candidate for Canal Commits
soner the Douglas ticket, Mr.. Wright, is personal
friend of MIR JsycoS the candidate on the Breckenridge
ticket From acquaintance with Mr.. Wright and also
from that he is Of the strongest union and
harmony democrats in the State, an original Dickinson
man. as well MIR Jaycox it seems almost certain that
Mr. Wright would consent TO remain successful Canai
contractor If, by declining the nomination of Commits
sioner could the election Of his intimate FRIEND
Mr. Jaycox In order to carry out this programme equal
y both sides the candidate for State Prison Inspector
the Breckenridge ticket would, as matter OF urse,
step aside this year and allow Mr. Rhodes to have the
entire democratic strength 10 become concentrates
upon him This would be IS equal d.
vision and consolidation could possibly be
expected. The wise in such a die
elimination. Then the united democratic ticket would
stand william Kelly for Governor, j. X Vele for Lieu
tenant Governor John NJ Jaxcox for Canal ssoner
William Rhodes for state Prison Inspector. This would
all the conservative strength Of the Slate against
Morgans money, Weeds lobby and LittleIohn's bank
rupts Poth State committees-Richmond' and Green's
ructed by their respective State conventions TO
ouch arrangement and cannot conceive OF
any which would give general satisfaction TO the
mass Of the democracy than the construction OF the
ticket above suggested. The masses ready aud
anons. win the leaders listen 10 reason II II is their
e to carry the State the card s In their own hands.