The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-11

osheis nao consultation WITH lin al Utica this morn
ing md That interest have their programme marked
OUT | an yet Of The impression liza, Tho Seymour in
tercst WIN n the end control the noida.ion, as they
tsry but there doubt that II VIII oi.ilor be Eon
man % soms new man, ~ tssgTaphcdhls aftsr,oon.
iney ara busy organizing their forces and VIII, whon
ttsy fnl their actual strength, throw II waerc y
WI % ne mos, ca.cilye In the sbsenee Of his
strength for DIX Murphy on HOFFMAN, III ~ those can
ddltes s1e out q the Ting Ethor can DO nominated
by Thorn, or all defeated II claimed there Rich
M, mond l., Regency Or ~ mour issue here, and
- , he ease on ne surface there i "a, aa
contrary nal th convention i an unwie!dy body ana
the republican element IA Il Is great drawback 70 lhoso
managing this supposed sudden srpre and epsn their
scheme may fall unless they take Of the strong
dates mentioned above. Samuel Tilien seeIas 10 10
- much q ga ~ Tho balance, and Ike many others
! the result Of tho Con, eGton Uou'd be- il now IN.
4 ablo 70 approach oven sufniss Of What the
askEs who : tho strongest candialeg' fhs sums UP
IN Few words .ha T. nov going On among The dele,
/ republican element IA The delegation presents
amusing tight Men Who have boon agrayed against
each other their vbcio hle'ime ~ politics now IN
sose 1!aAce ana ,ni,sai'pg tue south Carolina and
Mass'ahnsatis delegations a. Philadelphia march
hats THIS afternoon arm in arm with one Of bis bitter
demo ratio opponents from tho interior q the state,
convention. Tho Convention miss Dean Richmond, his
oigani1nG mind 10 very much needed hero just now.
Weed, o. course makes no preicnsoas AZ manipulating
ITO oemocyato delegates and does not gnccce1 IN
managing al the rerlblican No person can look
the lst OF conservative republicans attendance wish
out becoming continued hat the breaks from party
IA formidable ono.
Tie outside republican element i nearly i large ~
tho democratic, and all represent large lccsi9Bs from
tho republican Isnks in their localities
AmAyY, sept 10 -NculshL
rlE SEYMOUR N,EaEsE
The programme Of The Seymour intsrcg, in tie con.
venlion has n last been developed anil promulgated.
General sloOu is The candidate OF that Interest upon
whom, they roying all their strength influence
Tho scheme has boon managed with great adTpi,ncsg.
Early this morning, Gaylord = Clark tho ropIe enta
tive Of The Seymour interest in tho convection very
active, fcrsa shy sud sounded every dele
cato chat arrived Tbis attracted 20 much a.
tonuon that everybody began 70 inquire who
the seymouri'ss fayorng To all inquiries Mr. Clark
either sad ho trying 10 ind out Who was the
sTonges, man, sFo waiting for the sfrva of Sey
monr. In tho meantime hs quietly Instructed all the
men v1om he regarded safe 20 keep their delegates
committed Thl advice wns strictly followed Tor never
u moro diicst 70 whom seymour iandh
fay0rci than 20 day. John Green arrived al ave r.
increased until nothing olso thought OF BIT ths
Tho friends OF almost every candidate charged Thorn with
being Tor their principal opponent, and thus mat
ters moved on until nearly eleven O'Clock hs
evening when tho word was given that Siocam was
thor man, and thsy presented him Tho e.naidats "
Prssidan. JohngOn and HoTato Seymour ~ - the iae
that Johnson II anxious for bis nomination they
that they have evidence sufc ent TO saiy delegate
TO this Convention " that almost simultaneous
the cry A. all The hotels commenced for Slocnn, and
now lat minight none other u mentioned IN the halls
Of tho hotels one u abo 20 sis0 objection 81
him. and most u then who have been taking Dir
unite In hts support Tho Seymour men arc very ssn-
guire Of securing his nomination.
We're the convention solely democratic and mem.
Der from zach Assembly district az heretofore, there
would he no doubt lhcy would succeed but thsr be,ng
twice tie usual member Of deIegates
element by tho republican mixture, tho Convention ig
necessarily more unweidy and more dIncat 20 manage
This fact makes tho rag NOR. doubtful; bal the efo
will bo made The Ugh, viii bc spent IN pushing socgn
end tho test Of the strength u the seymour interest -
EtnN nlfnns IA mi Ira
Outside Views aud Inside va, cmcni-.
ALLAN, Sept 10, .J6s
Tho Convention 10 ioee, here tomorrow will pe
.hc most curious political Developments wtnend
Ia thls state A recapnlston Of fow ~ tie salient
points presented by 81 win at orce show ihis IL.
instance the fact Tia, Dean Richmond 80 dead snd ia;
Thgllow Weed has joined lho democrats party 70 ~
his place, ~ In l,gois riod notable revolution
IN Albany poliiics ren there = tho oihef
fact Tia. wah weeds removal Or his Resency
20 New York Ike movement y proposed tor The con
solidatsd demoeracy. rammany VAL, he Msnhsi'an
Club with Mozart srG 81 The LEGAL Nsu YoE. nghahs
factions u Tho unCr1cd prsert themselves ii har
monioua phaianr beaded by weed and hs oinceboe.og
rle Smy0yo Wskoinan Postmaster Molly, Shook snd
tho who n1renty.third irees gang Inis cortn40 81
iisof anomalous - - giyc tne occasion al ,io cts
aoteTscF % tie ulos' nicnse political excitement
rAgwp.gE7.
aud that h os'cusby reduced % GoIesi Dix aud Mayor
Hoffman. am osFlan, however. lust he we.tefn aud
middle portona Of The sl'e are prepared With severe
other rlmcs, such 81 mour. Cansieek ard siocnn.
and wl axe az chances fhoy may hay' q nnuirS thc
The uos, snxoas lnorest concerned ii n1a.u,tpn
that d 80 Now Ycrs Cooperation which u seekiaf
~ pre--ni pIrnnage ~ placing lersga ~
tls a.. ernors cnif Who VII, relieve them IRON 49,
anro, arc9 ~ utelfeu"i nemeNas they have bal .ol
tho bandg OF TCuian scy noar for ioar year, peat
On lhg hobby Hoffman u lido into tie G0nyen 100
stree Ccmmf 0ner ,orncr tho active member for
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