The New York herald., 1864-07-11
Condition Of the Political Market.
THE sQUABBLE FOR GOVERNOR.

Condition OF the Political Market.
THE sQUABBLE FOR GOVERNOR.
There Is considerable commotion just now over the
question OF the next Governor, who is to be elected
this State In November next Governor Ssy
In the FIRST place. the contest between the radicals
and the Seward this question daily becoming
more and bitter. Since the retirement Of Chase
from the Cabinet the Weed and Seward wing OF tho party
are placing great reliance upon having the entare
influence OF the administration their side. against
tho democratic element In fact, they assert thas
pe letters OF Thurow Weed showing the radicals
written after understanding at Washington with Ol
Abe to be used the initiative for Important changes
The fact that they followed by the immediate
arrest Of the Navy Agent Mr Henderson, and the retire
mont Of Mr.. Chase is cited proof Of their being
prompted at the White House, At least advised thsra
This state OF affairs s not wholly reshed by the osA
democratic element in the party. They, however, stun
cling to the idea shat they beat the Seward nterse
at the convention held to nominate Governor this FAN
and claim that Seward and Weed have strength In tAs
western part OF the State. But imagine that ~
influence OF the national administration s turned
the Seward wing. the radicals will have hard road -
travel with all their vaunted strength AT any rate ~
Seward side are now carrying the fight with deter
mined visor, and confident OF success. Tho stats
Central Committee meet iu this city tomorrow to call tAs
Gubernatoria Convention, when the contest will be d.
veloped In all Of it, interesting phases.
THE CANDIDATES. ~
Among tho candidates now mentioned on the repusl.
can side are tho following Trsmain, who y
urged BY those who nominated Wadsworth In 1882. u =
claimed that be is the representative Of the WadsworA
interest Of the party The At the late Syracuse
Convention, we'll those ct Baltimore have paco1
him in the front ranks OF that wing OF party. Ths
other candidates talked Of Thomas Hillhouse,
Governor Aorgans candidate, and may yea bs Weeds.
Charles J. Folger. James Cook and Congressman R =
Feuton menoned, all Of whom looking 70 wee1
for assistance In view Of the fact that the Weed anl
Law party are preparing for gridr0n legislation On .
grand scale next winter, Cook or Fentou is more
probable TO be the candidate OF has interest Thomas
O. Aivord also looms up In the autweed interest," anA
may bs tho who will be centred upon BY that wing
In the event Of rreman being unable reach Other
candidates will no doubt be mentioned tho oampaigs
progresses. whiie perhaps, Of those msnsioosa
Gbevs may fall back upon Lieutenant Gsvernor.
THE DExocRArIc SIDE.
The politicians this side Of the house not BY any
means all manipulating in reference TO Chicago TAs
gubernatorial prize dazzles some OF them, asA
several candidates have been mentioned Of lato fes
Governor. Among them the following:
Seymour, who urged especially BY OF the men,
bsrs Of his staff Sanford Church. BY those who have
not any change in events; D. Floyd Jones. BY
portion Of the democrats John Ganson, member u
ths judges the Supreme Court OF this city. The atss
very strongly urged BY Important element in ~
party The name OF Judge Barnard, q this city, -
also been mentioned for Governor The candidates fss
Lieutenant Governor numerous. Josiah T. Miller
Inspector General Of the State Militia, actively prss,S
Ing his claims for that position, and - urged and advo
Gated by Herrick's Aaas. The real programme, how
ever, This side Of the house win Tansprs usap
afssr ths Chicago Convention Events there viii have
great Influence that question.
DIAM aIcHNoND NOT CANDIDATE HoR PRusIpneY.
Sincs the publication Of the ssatsmsat that IT,
Regency and other politicians trotting Dean
Richmond for President have bsea informed By 60
Of hr. Rchmonds frisndA who declares that he spsaA
By authority that Mr. Rchmond repudhtss the idea =
having bis used In connectiea, with the once e
President Of the United States Eurthsrmose that ~.
Rshnsnd has, during the last four Ave months bsm
ssrong advocate nominatioA Of 6sasra Grant ~
shas position and st leans that way, hopes that ~
hin available ~ Chicago
There n ali Of thess movsmsns considerable myssry
1hs esly theory that will clear up that the oonsssA
stands ~ pressas is fact nes Of candidasss
but Who shall b The warwiok Of the coavsnr
siso-sns king maker ef ths democratic parry.
me trotting oua Of thh and that eanadsss
10 In reality oslS Q blind y cover The ssAss
movements until the question who will osotssi
shs convention b dssidsd Ths psaos fasssa ass
basaling for thia psixs, asd are making dsspsrsas
s@sss 70 vn.