New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-11
TIE NEWS IN ALBANY.

GATHERING OP DEMOCRATIC POLITICIANS FOR
THEIR STATE CoNvRNTIoN-A WET BLANKET
FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE THE DEMOCRACY
SEIZED WITH CnILIS AND SENT EARtY TO
BED-THURLOw WEED sXOOflEG AROUND
he sUPs on THE COLD sHoULDER-sEY-
MOUR GETTING sCARED--Row BETWEEN
HOFFMAN's AND TwEED'S CLIQUEs.
~ TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
ALBANY, March 10.-In the early part OF this
evening the great political headquarters OF Albany the
Delavan House, crowded with Democratic poiti-
clans debating among themselves the probable action OF
the Convention and the chances Of victory IN
New.Hampshre. 1t is unnecessary TO say that victory
for them IN the Granite State was considered sure
thing. About two o'clock, however, the State Cen
trail Committee which was in eXpectant session re-
ceved dispatch from the Chairman Of the Democratic
state Central Committee Of NewIIampshirc dated at
Concord announcing that the Republicans had carried
that State by about 1000 majority that IN 81 towns there
was Democratic gain Of only 100. The Committee re-
ceved this news in silence and Immediately adourDed,
without ransactng any business The lesser lights VINO
around the barrOoms and obbes not be-
lieve IT, and went to The Argue Office for consolation
Receiving mono there, they became convinced
that New-Hampshire true to RepuDlicansm,
and they sought their rooms as quickly as
possible About II o'clock the Delayan House
halls were almost deserted, as the nth OF March
was purposely Get for the meeting OF the Convention 80
that the news Of victory would add enthusiasm TO its
venton tomorrow viii be the tamest Democratic gather
ING seen In Albany for many All the leaders are
here with the addition OF Thurlow Weed. The latter
however Is received with more GOODNESS than when here
TO urge the nomination of Conservative Republican on
the ticket with Hoffman Although it is understood BIO
Is very anxious to get into the Democratic fold as regu
lar tho ombers Of that party swear that they will have
nothing to do with him. They cay they can poll more
votes without his aid than With It.
The nevis from Nov Hampshire was quietly commun-
Gated TO ex-Gov Seymour, and that gentleman haspc
come 30 much alarmed by the Handwriting on tHe
wall" that he has requested that the Convention shall
not instruct its delegates NewYork to vote for him or
any else and that the Convention tomorrow leave
all questions which will bear upon the next Presiden
tal canvass 10 the New-York Convention. Horatio
wants to be on the fence that he jump to side
or the other according TO the signs OF the times The in
dications tonight that this request will be the law
tomorrow. Mayor HofImans half dozen friends are
considerably alarmed about Tweeds entering the field
for Governor and they that the Tammany leaders
are too treachereus No is talked OF for President
OF the Convention tomorrow bnt Henry C.. Murphy Of
| Brooklyn.
| To The Associated Pres
ALBANY, lO-Afost Of delegates TO the Demo
cratic State Convention, TO be held here tomorrow Tor
the purpose OF nominating delegates 10 the Natl0na
Democratic Convention are already here The New YORK
delegates have their headquarters at the Deavan House.
where the State Committee Is holding session. arranging
the prelimnaries for tomorrow. Gov Seymour Is here
and will address the Convention on the prominent topics
Of the day AS 10 who will be the nominee OF the party
for President the expression among delegates seems
general that man has right either to seek refuse
domination For delegates large the OF Sanford
Tilden, W. VI. Tweed, Erastus Corning, and Amasa j.
Parker are prominently mentioned.