The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-04
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TuNroS, April So "
scoyel-scovcl-scovel II IA sclyel ovrrywhere ius,
la the hotels the streets and even In pr,vate
circles his name Is mentioned with Astonishing frs,
quencv. Pass knot Of politicians and you hear them saw
"But VIII Sc0yel do thar Some praise him and others
condemn him. and all perceive that he Is master As yc OF
the situation, while party-the ndicI sdn-ar
putns their wits 20 the scvcrest 10 discover
by which they clrcumvcnt him.
The Caue'l party hoped this afternoon to make a
ia the Senate by which they could obtain
ins OF the rcaOution requiring a maj ~ OF tho
votes Of the Senator'S, eleven being ne ossary 20 bring
nbo joint mcctng, but they baked. Ncvrrtho.
les "a" move Is stll the nplA The point OF II l.
del cate one, aud VIII bring out comments
Parliamentary rules when Il ccnea up
During no afternoon your CORE pondcnt viflted Mr.
Scovcl Ia hs The Trenton House but foini him
n The midst or large paty OF friends all o wAon wero
encouraging bin u stick u out One gentleman Iuss
b-foro leaving said 'Jim, I here, and
yoi know ! do rcprcsent s'me and rcs's
& urge yuu 10 at honestly ana a. d. slapped him
the back hc said "D0 uoi sacriucc yourself now, m "
aud Mr. scoyel promised not 10 DO no. In the hotel ~
day three out of every i've who went mp ralrr
70 to zee Mr. scnvc AMI a similar proportion Of tho
wA9 N're met coming down had b en u sc" him m
drrd, he Nas nraly the whole day engaged rccce ng
.''hu', leucH ana telegram, some 70 u-Rt MN
70 remain hrni, ard otncra no d.nt to
tax soandnst Most Of the letters he received,
,hou s"li from all paru, came ~ 10 gn'I, ~
bat not spcechlcEs tnmfurers 70 support ha he tc
grams rom what could lenrn, q ah gly dlfcrni
u u Character and embraced coax uI- EFT threttH
AMI comm B.aious Sumo ursrd Il Dtp hurry pp Tho
election II United States cnaior while otherf uu.c 4
mastery Inactivity a. the bcst po4'y aud hc h'Ht
strategy Notw twtthstanGing Nr SCpY"l sad 20 tay p4b
licy the tenaic that he did not want Mr SocktunH
pa g, Still there ~ doubt of tir ftct That $50 a
chnd iatc Tor the position and that many o h watnert
l-iends arc gradually putting him mere and moro
forward with deep earnesncss When YOUR correspond
ont hrst came here Nc catt"ll ry far ~ 40
asccndnnt, but now hi to becoming ar
fct against him IN conseq ence q tho an qua posill
tho matter has aatumcd
One remar able lat s that whlo almost cy rybody
free 10 admit that Mr So kton wr0ngrd 90 !,
iuatcad of ardcnily advocating hs beln sent back 10
Congress Ga another and positive assurance o. hH
election troy dsruEs the merits aud chances al other
:or he position. Sevcrtlol olo slhe STOCKTON side
OF the air ~ by weak
Although the of u diey : Gregory not %
much talked Of publicly others. sti he ~ being
viyidy kept n Mr.. Field MT wHbtpg the position
aud Mr. Van Dyke being acceptable q tho pubi
ctn-, Nr Grcgofys chances considered good All
speak we'll OF m, aud ncknowiedre h.ni e. be highly
caiahe man or tie stipu, btci apmswat on an id
contained u The speech delivered 10y 81 soyei
4 saying IA circulation among u" oNtc ans.
10 vii .--"Dp you scknowlcdso the Cofnf line point
being Tho corn Exchange Of rln'aiepha bil3 inst
tul on of which Ar Cuit n n President
EYfrfIrSs CatfUt.
This evening the republicans held seorci caucus to
affair 1t II reported that they numpaiei Ar Cat ell
their candidate for Senator Mr. scotel 49, MT
present
The democrats sim hold the that there VI no
vacancy, and that Mr. Stockton the only man Who can
o'cuuy tho lasition accord % law The publican
held sht invited Alexander o. Caitoll TO
attend.