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

Of ,he New YORK Gr,diron railroad bills can bs
proved, Greeley s assured Il can be that such are
fsc;s then his Exoelepoy viii ror Give the suppo
of the nstgre faction for the nomns ION On the ether
% & T rsss ns' ~ u. rs for victory IN hs
Morgan aoy other uan of rle party Greeley may
control the city delegation at Syracuse bot In soi
Throughout ihe rural diArcvs Weeds n6usnoe s over
eLelpg nd the Convent ON viii be accord
ing his wishes The Domination viii diyuge the
we.s WIN Gnu ayor 70 carry the state or no..
James NJ Cook, Scpe. ntendent 81 the Banking Depart
mert II the elecS is to 60 by default DO .i consent
ton icpractc,.b bile and Impossible The counties Of
Schoharic, OF ego, Chenalgo, Broome, together
neceay, viii vote asa.nss I Morgan ' with almost an
entire unanplty Inc people IN that sequesered section
OF the state declare that they wouId by this time have had
railroad facilities To Market well the people OF al
most avy other section OF the STATE had not the conduct
Of Governor Morgan himself prevented It, They declare
that having beent deceived and betrayed by the cay
gsmsaon Of Edwin D. Morgan, they are now determined
that he shall never have the opportunity TO veto eher
personal interests third time. That region OF the STATE
cOntaips neariy affy two thousand which will,
nine enhs Of it, be thrown against Morgan he can
ddae This objection does not aganst either Cock
Patterson Still, through the Irresistible power Of
wealth, and the determination OF nngrataed am
billion, together with the apparent acquescence
The democratic radicals, possessing great power 10
the republican party, win demand candidate Of their
and influence elevated the last Governors, while
their men have only occupied subordinate positions The
Campbell in undertaking resist the torrent Of legs
tion and lobby corruption during his two years OF ON
cal position, enttlc him 10 the confidence and support
Of every fair and homes. republican in the State II is
than likely that the radicals viii press his name:
s done With vgor and spirit OF discrimination, they
Can succeed, and with Weeds assent, too, when he dis
covers that neither Of his own pets stands ghost of
| chance
AS YET there appears no strife amongst democracy
TO candidates. II is believed that II ex-comptroer
Church desires t. he will be placed in nomination for
Governor He has been belors the people four times and
l In al and
By having tho Know Nothing combination arrayed against
him He most actively engaged in tue central aud
eastern portions OF the state sumpg II FOR Douglass and
bis speeches, which of dsnl6ed and geDtiensny
order received with much respect even by his po-
| spoken OF also as a Candidate. lie possesses nne
abilities, stands high in the affections Of his
Wiz S6 much force # candidates from other sections
of the State more DESTROYS Of a race win
| the back republican nominee Tho democracy OF tie
southern and eastern portions Of the State will present
! the name of William Kelly, Of Duchess Although now,
and for number of years past resident IN the county
he is emphatcay citizen Of the city or New York. All
his busie relations centre thcre aud should the demo
cracy of the city and the river counties uate in present
ing his before the Convention, their claims
hardly be resisted on account OF the undispued act
the democratic maorities from that portion II the State
altogether relied upon 10 counterfeit the black repub
lean apalicism reign ing trurnphanty In many other
portions OF the State. Either or the above win be
received with acclana by the Of the party.
| Brooks remnant OF Know Nothngsm will attempt 10
organize upon state ticket for fuse for the object OF
smdx ming either OF INC Even Tie
question Of running Bell and Everett ticket in this
state was left the hands Of committee pre- committed
to do such thing. Their intention is TO throw
the strength and influence Of all they control the
eide of the candidates most strongly opposed TO the sec
tonal black republicans. These uuionistso claim wen
ty- five thousand votes in the Sfate-raiher heavy
figure, we imagine.
II supposed that the differences between Mayor
Wood and the Albany Regency settled, old
rubbed out and obliterated and the difficulties finally
cancelled He Is for Douglas, and they In look
ing about for speakers TO address the recent Douglas
respectfully rendered to Mayor Wood. He replied,
with equal respect that although prior engagements
cessary prevented him from addressing the democracy
Of Albany then requested he declared his willingness
TO 90 so some time during the present campaign. Bot
subsequently Noznrs Hal Unanimously adopts a resolution
declaring that the Mozart democracy w sustain itself IN
this crss despite the corrupt influences OF either the New
York Custom House the Albany Regency" Mozart s
sendiDg delegates 70 the Slate Convention Of the 18th OF
August which meets under the call OF Dean Richmond,
Chairman and Peter Cagger, Secretary and having thus
publicly declared that the inucnccsn Of the Albany Re
gency to swallow that, and issne tickets to the
Mozart delegations permitting them to enter Weting Hall
at Syracuse. 30 is easily perce yed thai Mozart
Hail. in classifying the two political powsrs-tne Albany
Regency and the Custom Housc-togelher has committed
error, which, doubt win prove fatal 10 their dele
CATION Ut SyracuGc Tamnany WIN be I'D limited without
any OF tho plug muss Of last year.
There will he chance for Mayor Wood 10 think
his The last by his being len Out again in the
cold spoc the action OF the Mozast democracy at their
last meeting. he csnuot expect that Dean Richmond
WIZ allow him TO take part in the proceedings of the
Convention. Rynders, or the New York Custom House
clique rot expected at the Convention. The Mozart
democracy the only bone OF contention at SYRIA
cuse and should they insist being admitted there may
be a lively scene.