The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-10
THE POLITICAL MARKET.

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Nelson, GoveSuor Seymour. Judge
Woodward, GensAai Mcclellan. Pierce.
Fillmore and Guthrie the Candfdates-
Quarreis or the Republicans over the
| Governor, Sc.
| OLD ABE AND rHURLow WEED AND rau REPUBLICAN,
1 MANAGERS.
The public mind is intensely excited the Prssideu-
tiai question. Everything that throws any light upon
the Issue is seized upon with intense delight The re-
publicans still In q The feeling against Old
Abe lie daily increasing. II has been supposed that
Thurow Weed was fully enlisted for Lincoln. If this
10 the case he takes very queer course in showing
IT. for talked harder against Lncon's policy
than Weed done privately in ths last three weeks
/ He summoned 70 Washington by the administrator
and at first declared that ho would 60 but OF
his friends urged upon him. aud no finally reluctantly
let for the national capital He however gave those in
his confidence to understand that certain things would
have to be done, he would have nothing to do with
them. and that be should DO peremptory his requests
Nothing has yet transpred showing that be has met
with success On the contrary. all the developments
| thus far show the very opposite. The refusal
| Of the administration to accede TO the demands
OF General Grant known to bo the to Mr..
Weeds position The dissatisfaction with Old Abe in
his party has no, only taken deep hold the aborng
men in Is, but also fhe managers OF the
party and IN fact those VINO compose the committees
who have In charge the party nachinery except that
which is 81 Washington. IL is unusual thing to
hear these committeeman say that tbey will support any
against lincoln. The curious and arbitrary de-
veopmsnis OF the authorities at Washington have some
thing do with this feeling OF the rep gocau committee
The movements at Washington oonsteutly up
setting their programmes for securing tho votes Hencs
the dissatisfaction and general dcseron OF the ship.
portion o. those dscentered declare that they will 60
for anybody against lincoln but seymour and Mcclellan;
others, that they will sappors any person wbe may DO
nominated at Chicago.
THg CHICAGO CANDIDATE.
The great question o. tie day s who will nominated
at Chicago? This is asked every where. The question is
pfopcunded thousand aos day. and yet the answer
Is not positively given There heen impression OF
ate owing to the popularity o. Mcclellan with the PEG
pie, that he would be the But It must be under
stood that the people do not mako the nomination at
Chicago The politicians pure and simple have control
OF that convention. They not Tor Little Mac any
farther than they obliged TO oc they any way
to escape and get support their cand date they will
trow Mcclellan. This is for the simple that Nc
Ciean discards the politicians toto. There is not
politician IN the country that be condeJ anything to-
in the least has the keeping OF his wiahes secrets
Many q those whom the press have charged him with
associstng with he saw, and others he has not
SPOKEN with for months from these facts all parties
that they cannot bargain with or make him their tool
They are, therefore, looking around for acme else
VINO, tneN, ID 10 De the man!
JUICE NELSON
Recent developments look very much as tbongh des
e the 70 De to o sdRs @
remembered that we recently stated that James Blu
then the movement has taken tangible shape, aud
bear his advocates declaring that the peace
and ether radicals win unite on him, ana that even tho
p4ets the LniJp Post ready to endorse him. Tie
latter part OF the programme NO have great doubts
about 1t looks very much though tho political party
uon.
the Albany REGENCY indicate that they arc leaning toward
judge Nelson and that they really intend 70 push him az
@ Il. ann now SECRETLY e these ' mss
give that the contest ut Chicago is between Judge
has some plot to kick up mass at Chicago no one
doubts who understands the part that they played at
meets with considerable favor WITH politicians other
sectins u the country; but whether Will really amount
there is a strong effort made in his favpr by the poll
csns is positive least great deal has been done
add being done for him. OF else there monster ofag
DEAN RICHMOND,
10 said rapuliaes idea OF being candidate before
the convention. He declares that be would not accept
the Presidency full and complete deeds OF the whole Of
rscterstio pull his emphatic oaths He is
equally emphatic In regard to tho operations OF no peace
that they can't do as they please, ~ God They
win be choksd down, by God. The press dsmn IT, ought
arc In league with Lincoln God damn them"
There has been ruuor during the last fcw days that
the '' mao for the cosv.uNou 10 uomssie THIS
does not hardly agree with other movements OF
hts real designs As far as we can pasHvey ascertain
there but thing ths< he Is decided about aad above
termination to repudiase the Wood and vaaudighsm
mon AZ to his being for Nelson. Governor Soy
Per son Su, himself Knows and not certain .Sss he
even knows himself. No oee has heard him say any
thug Of late against either OF those as q candidate
POOR PIERCE AND FILLMORE.
The both these gentlemen used In C0uneC-
tion with the Chicago by the peace party
aud at the same tune depeunciug Mcclellan bitterly some
Of she friends OF Little Mac declare that the managers
ether OF these gentlemen and have been expecting for
time past that that india rubber concern would
drop Mcclellan and urge either Pierce Fillmore tor
nomination This may the secret of that journal try.
ag connect Mcclellan wnh The opposition TO General
Grant AT any rate the mos. intimate friends Of Little
Mac do not consider the World their avorite
general, 10 II IN their confidence One thing is GER
Tain that several OF the vallandgham and wood peace
organs have in the last week most bitterly
ssssied General Mcclellan. They have not abused
Cnoaso by this faction They claim to have control OF
tho convention But The war element declares that by
ne war element has -fhs Of the delegates II this
ultra peace faction will have but little shsw, and
Richmond's assertion tina. they will be ehOked will
prove true and IL Is not improbable that grand row
will the result The ultra peace men VIII have large
outside decgaion at the convention, ard will endesvor
| 10 raise such a clamor as viii brighten the dele
| aates into the endorsement OF their programme.
fhiss will, to a CERTAIN extent, be oonnteraci-
Cd by large delegation Of dissatisfied republicans who
Will present proposition to the convention that If they
viii nominate that they 90 for they will take
away from Old Abe hair OF the republican party ALSO
bss all rho substantial men Of the party are anxious 70
vote agapst Lincoln. Where all this gill lead 70 " is inn
possib tell The pSbIc need not be surprised 10 see
grand smash up n comparison to which me Charleston
spN oircumstauce. 10 singular fac4 that
the ultra peace poucsds and the adj
mharaton are doing all that lies within their power 70
kin OF Mcclellan. This looks though there an uu
| derstanding between them; aud there are numerous
that the secret service fund beag used TO bring
| that about.
l orHKR cASpfDATEs.
Several parties who are In position TO % well informed
declare that Of the following four persons win be
nom nated--Judge Woodward, Of Pennsylvania; Judge
Nelson, OF New York; Governor Fey mour and Guthrie,
OF Kentucky. Bets have been offered WIN great odds
l ihafo NJ VI he m