The New York herald., 1863-02-05
Additional Developments Of the New
Organization Movement.
WHERE GREELEY Has DRTTED TO.
Of the Standing Committees and
the Contest to Revise Them by the House.
An Analysis Of Some Of the Most Impor-
tant Committees,
Ia. kc. IA


AiBANy, Feb. 4, 1868.
Additional Developments are hourly being made in
ference to the organization movement, which chow
very concusvoly that this has already been
extended and that combinations have been formed TO
greater extent than most people imagine. Even the os
and Argus this morning boldly that the election Of
Morgan is n step forward in the organization
ment, in which extensive calculations already being
made reference to the Presidency Sufficient facts
have already TO light that viii justify in making
the prediction that the party which will control the ecc
tion in this full the election
the country 10 not by that time perfect wreck, has
already been put In motion at Albany, and egalzed II
may speak, by large majority of the Legislature. II
has already caused great alarm at Washington resulting
in the President telegraphtng for Weed to mmed
ateiy Washington. He left last evening" and will be
Washington tomorrow.
In this view win not be altogether out OF place to
refer briefly TO the true position in which these develop
have placed Greeley before the country. Prior
tho meeting OF the Chicago Convention Greeley stood
the trent ranks Of ths republican party the Tribune
looked upon an tho organ Of tho party and tho
adherents 10 that faith did all that within
their power extend ito circulation increase Ito
power. Then 10 Is . republican 70 be rrisna oe
Greeley. But he went the Chicago Convention under
the pretence OF going for Bates but really 20 defeat tho
nomination Of Seward and claims that he the
who nominated Lincoln. But even admitting the latter
fact, what has he gained from ie He has, true.
cured positions attaches oi the Yuns
and able, through Wilksson to keep Job agency
open for time until il wss found that did not pay
when IL was abandoned: but, M everybody who knows
Greeley understands that he never Considers anything
but Greeley, he has not oDiy not obtained anything
contracts. nut the CIRCULATION u the Wes.iy
EsLme bs been largely reaaccd by republican
other ourrals thus dniushag lis power and influence
bitter aniirosity has grown up IA the party
against hn 10 tie extent ht when the election OF Morgan
was consuEulstad yesteraay tnotLrdr of the reprb-
san members publicly declared they diced that
Horace Greeley cannot run lbs iesilatsrc THIS deea
ration made nv three bot seemed
all among the repabiic~as aud n ~as said with that
emphasis that showed they elt what they said Here
ihon, we and Greeley has fallen IN les thai
three years from the sre.t eSronont the
principles Of his pariy-Tesp-cted aDd me- M
ses and advice sought after and followed by almost
glorci "a iol'ow him ashamed Oi his company
and rejoice his defeat whi.h added 10 this
mont Tor new crganisatou Of powerful conservative
party leaves Greeley no Other position but y fall back
into the COMPANY oi Wendell. Phillips and Garrison, aud
axe the Ttne The ~ that faction u desruetycs
fiis record Is such, his alliance unholy, that IL
~ n lnposi6iy fur him T. reach The outside door
d the ate room u ,ns nc. party Ihis may not be
very interesting to the stockholders q! the Jrie but
such the iscis which cannot be reiGicu,
Ife gro. excitement ~ the Assembly this morning
was over he announcement o. the standing conmistees
for IN 4, sion ~ rrcdicted ther- was no mai
amount uf swearing al sides, aud long and bitter
contest cvcr the question Il having the comnees revised
b the F"lee Drfag ibis controversy, l. q. Fields, Geo
I0ufrl James Darcy and several Others dcrircd-but
The House maniested dsposNion-to ttop the vhoc
matter sd 1t rer'nit gentlemen 70 further carry teir
Isfsa. anmgsce q, the. .aetrment q the business II
thp icri,siere.
,s X tie most striking requests 10 excused from
seryus - tonnitee was hat % DR. Munro q Ononda
"a ". II those Republicans who stood Uut almost
' the -. ~ t contest Tor spaker mi refused q vote
Tor CJAapt lie fifnds all claim that hi cnditions Tor
yslg allfni AZ last that lie should have The
riatn Issp u the committee on Ctic- and iilsgcs.
Tla' comm dvh3ed year
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