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


the day IS over AZ Il now stands "oId Nan Weed
and young MANI caggsr are tho master spirits Ba,
neither OF them has been yet able 70 make slate or
10 get up combination that bids far TO win They
both holding forth 10 private paflos the Dsayan
and the delegates rushing in and ng what the
programme 10 10 b. The only reply that they receive
is-"we want TO and who Is the strongest man, and
then go in for him Weed, however, declares that The
democratic side must the candidate for Governor
In this the republicans DO ioand Il interfere but
claim the right The Lieutenant Governor This
With Weed unquestionsbx means Robert Pruyr,
OF Albany; bat ihs Delegates from Western
New York will s0riously object to this arrange.
ment unless lae Governor i iasan FROM that
section Their choice il Comstoc. Of Wyoming county.
On him they concentrating considerable strength.
They CLAIM, that while they have been ueDg with TO
republican party heretofore ,hoy NOT Weed msn,
and opposed 20 arranging the ticket that shall
be called Weed ticket General DIX has also consider.
able strength but has not as yet developed isef IN
any positive FORM leaving The impression That the talk
for him only Tor the purpose Of controlling The second
name The ticket. said. however, Tint Tho old peace
element and That elass Of oopperhenis who refused to
vote FOR Tho democratic teke, Loaf year because il had
SO many names on i who had previously been Identified
with tho republicans ara for Dix that while he
popular strong with the politicians no I, with tho
people Tho old peace Of the West argue that
General Dix a Breckenridge bard yhell democrat
before tho war; ana found no objection remaining in
Bachansn's Cabinet after Csss lot H. They there.
foFe declare that they wnl trls him much than
lhoy would ono who was a soft shell deuocrat when
these questions divided The party.
Tho var being oyer they boave tlst Dix will DO right
ell the ssues that may srisa. when The conservative
republicans aud tho old peace element from Western
New York unite on him--as they appear 70 nov-Lo
certainly would seem 10 combine tho elements or
strength No person doubts tina, he viii draw on
larger rep Dlican voto than amy other nan named Tho
fact that the peace men arc coming round for hun
the fear thar tho democrats viii stay home as
thay did last year.
The detection ID The republican ranks much greater
IN The interior and western part Of the state than IL
lens md Several Of tho Counties in that section
haso republicans IN attendance az the pyi.
mary meetings 20 elect deias 10 this Convention than
there vera democrats and IN most OF those counties tho
organizing men In the republican party in almost every
town are now in the conservative movement.
plan the conservative republicans would hayo
balance Of power i they can concentrate and be made
70 pull together bu. The divided IN their choloo Of
ssagdas o and are tS, mISs roaesr o0r' oF Lou
Hoffman has thus fnr developed positive strength
IMAM my other candidate Cagsor and his friends ar
pear 20 feel soro against him on tho ground, thoy
claim that HofDan's friends opposed him Csgger N
tho election Of delegates in this section u tho state
Whether this feeling will so isr subside 70 induce
thai interest 10 support Holman remans 10 be
MHrphy's strength does not yet seem TO be sufficient
for either Cagger Weed 20 proclaim him hs cAndi-
date in prser6nce 70 all others what changes tho noxt
twenty four hours may bring about II II impossible to
tell Tho aca, weakness Of DIX crises from tho fact
tha, those whom !, supposed would press his nom-
nation ioo much absorbed with advertising their
isvorate candidate for Lieutenan: Governor.
In this state OF uncertainties il viii not be AZ all sur.
pEsng II tho Seymour ntorsst In The democratic party
named the Governor They have balancs Of power
and In fact nearly oDe.half Of the Convention The
same parties who sprung the nomination Of Seymour on
the Convention IN 1854 are again at wor; making their
combinations Who thoy win concentrate upon II yet
Seymour siiI be here bits evening" and John A. Green
If also % his way, although quito sick. IL tho mean.
time hose IN Interest gathering forces and
inz,rucny them 10 talk Murphy Hoffman. Dix any
body else according TO the crowd they fall in With;
bu, in inc meantime hold themselves readiness 70
srike f candidate tho that tho word II
given This 10 the old game OF 1864 They pur-
ne asn ao Or aF0S@s ss
momant thst The word was gwen they
=: went Tor 20, Seymour They are NJ. for seymour
western portion of tho State. Is thought that I,
is either General sIocum OF Judge Denio One of tho
" defeat Cegser, Church and the Richmond wing Of
the party and viii concentrate the candidate that
they the organization Of tho stsse Committees In
their hands and prevent SANFORD Church being made
chairman Of fhe Stale Committee AMI beoom lng
the snccessor or Richmond tho leader Of the party
All this manoeGv-ing leads 70 great 81 Of talk In
which ne dssss'e, declare ,hs, hey want 20 snd o.,
nomination unanimous u possible This ~ vssy sss
way 70 isk, mskes All the candidates believe tbs,
body
Hofnsu IS unqass, louasly gaining ground and as Il
nor stsnds nothing short u sharp practice by a
cou,bnsfsn II ,l.e Seymour interests defeat
him ard even tbov may take Hoffman Il they
nud ,ba, Cagger and oharoh beat 10
dscsic that Holman @ill gel thou and ole votes in
that COUNTY Than any other man named INC .cce,on
boeI interest. similar result IN les proportion, -
claimed Tor Rochester and other interior ces.
and Judge Demo arc al talked q for Governor and all
have advocates hofs, Robert prayn AID juice Com
Governor Ss s gaG I rSaay 70 maze eSmpaa %a
any candidate for Governor 70 assist rguyn's noBins.
,aa 80 ,eaoes 80 iae m, %o.' positive strength
his fayoe II Is rup,oci H., Ss'nae, ,.
Indcn sai Marble ., ~ Eeig, have uaiied vi'h nc
Seymour Interest, snd ara E+8iahgg ihat movement.
lha failure ~ O. ger ~ tsko n. combination gimogt
makes ! rorinin that n Seymour PARTY MI win. How
over Ly viii bs cl0ea- Watched erd may not ~ aldo
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de.rrnnsl 90 soon IS Seymour aud rf6sn arvo
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