The New York herald., 1873-09-09
The Campaign i'm New York Stnte-Re-
publican Movements for the Next state
Senate, from n Democratic Standpoint.


The Campaign i'm New York stnte-Re-
publican Movements for the Next state
Senate, from n Democratic Standpoint.
From the Albany Argus pemocratic). Sept. 81
The gossips are busy with the intentions OF the
Administration leaders respecting the next State
senate. The members OF the COnkiing Custom
house Ring have arranged matters pretty thor
0ughy respecting the coming State convention,
ana the same hands are busy with the composition
OF the Senate. 1t is said that nearly all Of what
are known as the sold Senators ~ are to be re-
nominated Winslow, OF the Jefferson and Lewis
district; Madden, OF the Orange and sullivan;
Lewis, OF the Erie; Woodin, OF the Cayuga and
Wayne; Graham, OF the Delaware, Chenango, and
Schohare; and James Wood, of the Wyoming,
Livingston and Allegheny. We will not now repeat
charges freely made by republican papers against
some OF the gentlemen named above; but, whether
they are true or false, it is said that the
"machinen has been gauged to put them on the
The railroad interests are said to be demanding
the denomination OF Baker In the Washington and
Rensselaer, district and OF Wagner In the Saratoga,
district.
Mr. Lowery has no opponent for the nomination
IN Ihe Onelda district. and D. +. Wood Is under
stood to be equally untrammelled In the OnQndaga
and Cortland district.
In the Broome, Tloga and Tompkins district, it IS
altogether probable that Mr.. Chatiield will be
perseded by Hon. j. H. Selkreg, of Ithaca.
1t is reported that Mr. Bowen viii not again
enter the contest in Niagara, Genesee and Orleans.
In some OF the districts named above the rank
and hle are manilesng distaste for the pill which
the managers are determined they shall swallow.
There are signs OF rebellion In the washington dis
trict, the Cayuga district, the Livingston district,
the Jefferson district, the Erie district and the
orange district; but the party machinery Is IN
such hands that the caucuses and conventions VIII
doubtless be manipulated according to order
Concerning the Delaware, Chenango and and scho-
harle district the Delhi Gazette says:-"Tne radl-
Gals In this senatorial district are warm
ing up to the Senatorial question quite
sharply. SchOharie is laboring under the i'm
lnati0n and that it will be conceded to them.
II this idea offers them comforti 1t will be pleasant
for them to enjoy 1t while it lasts, though their
tempers may be somewhat ruined when their minds
come to be disabused OF this impression. Few
doubt the ability OF Senator Graham TO control the
delegation from this county. We believe 1t TO &c
generally conceded that the party machinery OF
Chenango is in the hands OF Judge Prnde and his
friends. II the people Of Schohare doubt what that
influence will be, let them turn to the result OF the
management OF Judge Prindle's trial before the
Senate last summer The enemies OF Prinde do
not charge him with ngratitude to his friends.
Brother Kroner, have oil in your lamps"
In the Washington and Rcnsselaer district the
fight against Senator Baker Is quite animated.
The washington county Post, edited by the Menu
Der OF Congress from that district, takes quite an
interest in promoting the opposition through its
correspondents
In the Cayuga and Wayne district the Wayne
county papers are opposing Senator WoOdin.
II reliance can be placed upon the gOSslp5 the
following republican members OF the present Sen
ate are likely to be nominated lOr reelection -
Madden, Baker, Wagner, Dickinson, Winsow, Low
Woodln James Wood Lewis, Perry, and probably
Adams and Robertson.