The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-03
IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
Ex-Governor Morgan Nominated for
United States Senator.
No Democratic Caucus Candidate
Nominated,
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ALBANY. Ech. q. IhA


The arrival OF the morning ADDED largely 10
toria ngurers and increased the excitement Many who
here 10 work against Governor Morgan, finding tho
real nj stake, became either strong advocates for
Morgan else took part in the controversy Greeley
early the ground and announced his programme
to be body but Morgan declaring that Morgan should
nominated. He even asserted that no would take
Raymond or Evarts FIRST. He wandered about the halls
OF the reavan for half Ihour at time, where two
hundred gathered without finding any person
to talk him Greeley particular crowd have all been
talkn Dickinson.
ms repub lean caucus proceeded tremendously, and
TO a result than II the managers imagn
ed but than those who post hon to make
Independent and impartial anticipated Tho
vote the first Informal ballot disappointed great
many-nonc more 50 than Raymonds friends, but tho
small vote that no received that ballot simply
ling the that II understood that those parties
who Instrumental in making propositions 10 Noycs
running him; other words, no fell into bud
hands.
On the first formal ballot Morgan received thirty nine
than predicted IN my despatch on last
Saturday night On the second tallo, he received Gity
notes.-the precise number that the friends Of Morgan
last saturday claimed as his ultimate strength Held
received votes on the Informal ballot
AT tho conclusion Of the for nal ballot resulting
in the nomination Of Morgan there great rush TO
the telegraph and cheering on the floor and in tho
galleries.
When the motion made TO make tho nomination
unannno q, Senator frumn, Of Morgans most bit
cr opponents stated that he had always opposed Morgan
because he did not up to hts views Of radicolsm
He not rad cal enough; but, having been nominated
by the caucus h would vote for him, but under de-
cide1 protest TN the vote Ia make ~ unanimous Sena
tors Ramsey and Truman both voted and thus ended
| all the threats OF boltins.
The most consulate forlorn and gloomy looking
about the Stte Capitol this result Is Horace
Greeley. He however, more than any one man, ~ re
sponsh for Morgans nomination His recent article
mediation has effect ally killed the radicals They could
not stand under the apparent end cment that the
voting for Greeley can date would give to Greeley .
last ISM Morgan should take the FIRST opportunity to
thank Greeley for what ne has done for him by working
az inst him Mayor opdyko and a score more Of That
class Of radicals, az soon a. tho result Of tho vote was
Announced, rushe To the hotel and inquired what time
! the irst train left
The Morgan managers and his friends arc having a
jubilee both at Congress Han and tho iciiran. happier
and Jubilant crowd never existed. Probably no
\ nomination could have been male that wo Id give
general satsi action 70 both Ittcs that Of Morgan
The democratic caucus IN session Al me came time
a. the republican, In the senate chamber. resolution
offered there III no nomination DO made, but that
each he reaest.d 70 for didatc ~ his
owl Tins favored by the country members mostly,
and opposed by the friends 81 Fernando cd. I'm the
motion D. lay II on tho table, which test vote,
showing he strength 81 Wood well the Regency The
twenty four aycs forty NAYS ar, other
words, that Wood with the support 81 Tammany. had
twenty fonr and tho Regency forty the On al
passa. s the resolution tho vote stood thirty eight
twenty i've. Judge Iean voting the affirmative. Tor
reconsideration, and had 1t laid tho
table, aud the then adjourned Unfil 10
morning. But do not believe that there will be any
| Oh nge OF the result 70 nfht.
| There il doubt Of NJ election tomorrow, and
that too o an anti radical truotvo and strongly
conservative man. ITS election siI also be r.buke TO
those responsible f"r III. removal ~ General Mcclellan
No the country has been ardent Supporter
of Mcclellan than COS ernor Morgan.