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The Daily Dispatch: September 25, 1862., [Electronic resource], From the North. (search)
ate Northern papers. State polities seem to run high in New York not withstanding the war. A strong effort seems to be making by the Democrats to get possession of the State. The New York World, heretofore strict Republican, is leaning towards Seymour (Dem) for Governor. The Tribune is chiefly occupied in decrying the World's patriotism, and the Herald is about as usual--one day high and dry on the Republican sand, and the next sporting in Democratic waters: The coming State election innd other officers will be vastly important, and "the struggle will be marked with extreme violence. It adds: The Democrats have united their discordant elements upon a conservative basis, and have selected as candidate for Governor, Oration Seymour.--The Republicans have not yet made their nomination, or announced the principles on which the campaign is to be conducted on their part. But it is understood that the conservative element in the party — including Mr. Seward and Thurlow Weed —