The New York herald., 1866-07-14

namca Fre familiar in the politics OF that state Nearly
aweek sas spent hers ppelayins and ngurng. when t
turni out thaai least In tho radical party OF that
| ssse--harmony did not reign The blind attempt 10
DO used OF forcing the gubenatora contest into the FORE
ground the prominent feature OF tho campaign was
torn away and became patent that the Senatorial sue
cesson was the chief controlling influence that attracted
the old politicians into the arena And hero was pretty
struggle. Cameron, Stevens, Forney D. D., and half a
dozen lssS prominent In the ned, and the
friends OF each had different plan OF campaign to pre-
sent and were urgent Tor ths expenditure OF money and
influence In special localities Here, then, the whole
| matter was brought out as in no wise struggle
| to secure the State as o pres,ige by which 10
hold tho other States In radical powor for the
ensuing Presidential campaign but simply sqaabble
between the rival candidates for tho Senatorial
succession this fall and this point quarrel ensned.
poor Geary, the candidate for Governor being pulled
and hauled rs by the friends OF this aspiran aud then
by those OF another unfit hc nearly crazy when
| his friends gobhed him up and hurried him back to
PcnnsylTana IN order 70 him. and by running him
/ on his own morits, with no commitments whatever,
seizo the only chance that existed Of securing his
| election.
| os rnE POLITICAL PICTURE.
IN tae meantime mean, The ciymer men we're hcre also,
negotiating with CoSan and his friends, endeavorng 10
TX up some arrangement that should promise some show
Of success In tho campaign. The inmaton had gone
that state be rcconvened Heistcr Clymer 10 be
| invited 10 withdraw his name the candidate for
democratic Senator chosen should the Conservative
interest get control OF the State. This created
jealousy and suspicion among tho >, allies h,ca which
here OF that party 10 the approaching contest And
here, while at first there promised to be rupture and
an open row the outbreak temporarily avered by
the cowan men proposing to leave the whole matter
open until after the meeting Of the l4h OF August
vention in Philadelphia THIS being the bost arrange
ment the Ciymer men could effect they went of pro-
Teasing satisfaction, though secretly threatening dire
vengeance. But IL secms that later efforts were made
IoWan,
ful TO fuse the national johnson interest with tho con
servaye democratic interest of the country under the
effect OF which Cowan gives In his adherence fully for
the clymer ticket ald promises TO throw whatever inu
ence ne can control into the common support OF tho
only ticket In the ned opposed 10 raiicalism.
Thus washington got rid OF Pennsylvania politics cx.
cepag as Stevens seeks TO mako capital for himself
out OF the Tariff BILL and the politicians OF Congress
lett free 10 pursue their more congenal and appropriate
work Of President making
oRa,Nzs PARTIES
That tho elements fully at work, although as
yet somewhat screened the Indications wanting
and broad between rad alism and conservatism.
The effort Il, the side, TO na'onalize the
party opposed TO the President and the other 20
apary on the dcmocratic, conservative loyal and con-
siston platform embodied In the policy OF reconstruction
marked out by the administration II Is the necessary
preparatory work 10 tho contest that must take
year or more hence. And while individual candidates
and interests appear with SUFFICIENT frequency the
face, yet they not permitted 10 become prominent
:, The President finding himself deserted by the party
that elected him, aud eft TO nght Congress- sinsle-
handed--thoueh by no means without army Of ind
vidnal supporters backers and friends but with no
party other Than ds0rganizsd rabble which no
pklfuI general would altsmps 70 lead into bal.
Hence the call for the Philadelphia convention-thc
great bomb she-tho explosion Of which In the midst Of
the radical camp az such unexpected moment caused
70 much CONSERVATION Immediately following this
the democratic and and conservative endorsement OF tho
movement which has met with such general acceptance
at the South as we'll as In the West Finally last night
We had the betrolba Of the Johnson and Blair clubs Of
this city, the nupals Of which viii DO celebrated here
IN few days thus bringing In anticirat Of the
ssmbng OF tho convention All tho anti radical elesns
IL viii remain 70 bs seen Wheeler the sen,cmcn p' who
shall get together st Phsdelpbia Win have scnse enough
% appropriate tho Aaspous circumstances under which
coucessiols TO Southern political preudic 3. shall
dssipaie all the prestige 80 fortuitousy given them
TIE couyrfR MOVEMENT rBg RADrcAIa
But these movements OF the administrations party
not being made without the closest observation OF the
fn e as sp s~s n s out s II %
a h nsf nature then
bcng considered cancus LOOKING 70 the call Of
a convention the nomination Of Grant raii
cal platform, and the enforcement OF the disfranchie
men OF tho South by tho bayoneis Of the army, which
II was ssupposed could be controlled were Gran, made
President IN the interests Of the poiters and led them
10 drop temporarily though am assured they have
In no measure abandoned H. Again, their scheme re-
Grant, who positivciy refuses 70 be candio and in
order 10 escape the persistent cianor OF the poneans
Newpor Ya, avsn Al @ 1 pS the radicals arc NO,
wholly dsheartcned. Thcy stili play ont their cards
boldly and a. You will observe precisely In the manner
rHE RADICALS LOOKING TOWARDS rny snrrH |
After tins Gran, revolutionary scheme which has |
Jacobins played out their Jack Hamilton card, OF ~"
pc uliares Of which you have been fully advised |
po'rre q Ss treaehery kspt aioof from The whse
House and Immediately threw blmsel n'o The radical |
%s he e s asssncs ,ssS. %s
sry and instead of being assigned 10 doy 10 the
sors Hamilton Z nads e,1mssasf n. s., ,n,ehi i ., hs
nalonacd at least IN name and y 70 secure fooIhod
in state lie has already issued hs general order
number one by which the faithful south Of Masons and
Dixon line are ordered assemble in this city st
early day and muster ,hemselves into The ssrvcs Of
Stevens, sumner wilson, Wade % No sais2 .uyy |
making up his ist ~ suborilnaes N w'srn arc efa.
braced head n their resbecve staiss .ueL
mon a, ]reTp OF Iennessee Holden, Of Win carosna
20 on-the Tst not sol ling cornplescd. On another
occasion, II twr sI perm, Il vii oc perfectly ea.y %
in lie b. no. ., the JaeobIns d csnsress osinaly
IN hsrmcy with the southern nre saiers we're inhuen
IL. CARVING sS people mo s nrsls ara @Is os y oa ss
dIsiiy hated All dosPeed ~ ,heir fellow citizens They
or ~ ~ oath As Jan Davis General Lee; but b.
msxlnr haste % leayo sinking ship. they oct a,
arst q blatant Union msn-tesertcs from The o>,se
- reprsreut Ell Tho 10Y atty of The SOUTH simply 10 order
th<. ttcy all tho ofces and places fhe eol
dc VINO srrrcndsred h.r arms 10 soca faith 70 Gran,
m thelr pos lev rcrrsin thaito the svs and con
su.?n of the Tinted s,ass arc nesorcdsy To-Day b..
ssitoa.iy upisrtaie 70 iead tsem into the s wslors
NJ beneath Inc cooling shAdes - radicailsm.
pn Huaiy tho radicals about attempting more |
uno.. Ia dc.sat lie bon-nmmsion of The Pre,iien,s
nev lsrty scheme ana one witch promises moro serious
uros ban any othH-tbst ~ 70 re up The Executives
order 'hn rrsronaee be given 10 suppnrs of realty
q The adninr wnsfhef they can create CEN
trA dncCory colhe With pisnary powers 10 81
her povsl hhind ths throne during M ner four
or I've Ecnihs y ~ ccdingiy dolbfw. It'd not appa
rat wherc Ia Congress ba pg~r r~-sdes that be
bestowed npor COMMITTEES ~ tn The abaerce of
Congress regularly oonsii,lt"d senate Even during
the sewviou IL Congress tao Senate both housas
uuitinr deegate COMMITTEES authority 10 pas
ccnnl'cy mon executive arpoinimSrts Ths President
aptoluts b. spd with nie advcs and Of ms
senate no by and with the aent ~ commit leo u
gonrrcss committee ~ tho Senate n ls necessary
That Al quorum 9i The senate bc present 20 sc
up n appoint nents
Thc this cuvsory glance a. No nsd that
the clements ~ President making fully work and
wnhng cach othnr .l,h mol