The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-24
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.

New Political Combina tion--Union Boz
tween the Democracy and Conservative
Repubifcans--Genefa John A. DIX for
Governor and VIM. H. Seward for
United states senator-The Internal
Republicans 20 be Put Down 1T all
Hazards, 30. .4.-- l~-'
:. Albany, July %, 1852.
The sd.to,al Article Of the Albany. Erening Journal,
copied in yesterdays Herald has attracted universal az
tsnon and created neral alarm among the radicals
"inerna republicans they called Coming a. /.
did just before the assembling Of the political committees
this place II hns significant bearing especially since
II is understood that il from the pen Of Thurow
Weed. II is understood to be signal fer separation
between the conservative and nferna" republicans,
and Is but of the first developments of tho contem
plated union between the two Regences in the coming
election for Governor and members Of Congress.
The knowing assert that the ropubli
and the democrats unite Gen. John A. Dix for
and that VIM H. Seward will be returned by the
Legislature to the United States Senate. It will be
remembered that tho namc OF Dix put forward BY
the Democratic Convention whom 1t assembled here, and
the final agreement between the democratic and conser
vativc leaders cectuay ammo urced by the EsaiJ
Journal in tho editorial referred above. Any person
who has carefully watched the movements OF certain
class OF politicians could have long since discovered
that . union between the two Regonces Of this
state, SUPPORT OF Inc pC1iCy ct the PreSluent'
would DO effected in the coming campaign but
in what iorm in what manner not positively
aersood. That The programme is Dix for Governor
and Seward for United States Senator you fully rely
upon.
Where the ssmfernal" republicans will go ono
can positively state but IL Is presumed that they will
organize their party with Of their numerous
leaders for Governor and Greeley for United States Sena
tor Senator Chanders reasonable speech for their
platform and 60 INTO the contest They will not be strong
enough TO accomplish anything save their own ruin.
without uniting with some faction and with the Union
between the conservatives there will be none left except
the synpahizers the class which has been
SO largely represented in Fort Lafayette With union
with that class the "nfernal republicans will be in
thor element thus show to the world their true feel
ng and be openly laborng for the object which hereto
fore they have worked for under the Union dodgethe
success Of the Southern confederacy.
From all this IL will be readily seen that we arc on the
eve Of important political changes, many Of which will
account that has recently taken place. Look
out for a regular thunder storm and universal bowling
among the informal republicans.
Nee ting Of the Legislative and Repub-
lican state ommittees.
ALBANY, July ~, 1862.
The Republican and Legislative Committees me. at the
Dslavan House to-day. Vacancies in the sub commit
tees were Rlled when taken TO enable the
sub committees confer and report to both committees
The Republican State Committee reassembled this NJ
ternoon when the subcommittee reported the following
call a. agreed upon by the joint Conference Committee
Al meeting of the Republican aud Legislative Caucus
Committee held ut the Dcavan House, IN the city OF
Albany July %, 1882 the following resolutions were
adopted
Syracuse the Gath day Of september next at twelve
O'Clock for the nomination Of Governor Lieutenant
Governor Canal Commissioner Inspector OF State Prisons
and Clerk o the Court OF Appeals 10 be supported at the
next November election; that all republicans, all demo
Gratis and III loyal citizens supporters Of the pOlc
tho administration in vigorous prosecution OF the war
In putting down the rebellion, and responding TO tho
principles policy forth In the address and
lions adopted at a meeting OF the republican Union
members of the legislature held ut Albany April Is,
1862 are invited unite in the election OF three dele
gates each Assembly district To such convention
Resolved, That we recommend that in all counties or
Assembly Districts whore there republican and Union
committees they unite in call, and that In those
counties whore there Is but one committee that the con-
| yention be called by that committee
The report was adopted the part Of tho Republican
state Committee and this fact being known the ess
stivs Union Committee, joint meeting was held After
the usual congratulations the part Of the officers Of
respective committees Mr. Dart, from the Republican
State Committee, offered the following resolution
Resolved, That In favor OF an active, earnest
and energetic prosecution Of the war until The rebellion
crushed and treason punished and that TO That
end are in favor OF the government employing and
using every means consistent with civilized warfare
within Its reach.
The motion was seconded by Judge Trcmains and the
resolution was unanimously adopted
Three vocerous cheers then given for the Union
when the i0ns Convtnsisp adjourned zine de,