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There Is rumor circulated through the
locoioco papers to the eject that eA,Gjv.
Seward, of New York, has opened a cor
respondrnce with John Mclean, OF Ohio.
in reference to the Presidency; and il is
stated that upon certain conditions the
vote of New York is pledged 10 Mr.. Nc
Lean. In reference to this statement, tie
Cincinnati Gazette makes the following
remarks;


We are authorised to say lha, although
Gov. Seward, willie here, saw anl lie.
quently conycrsrd with Judge Mclean, an
old acquaintance, yet moi one wnid was
said between them in regard to the Piesi
DENTAL election. We have sren AMI read
the only letter, as we are assured, received
by Judge Mclean from Gov. Seward in
which the Presidency is named. In this
Gov. Seward says in relation to the Prcsi.
dency-"thcrc Is nov an entire suspense
on that subject. God grant it may con-
uuue until the eve Of tho Presidential cleo
lion.n There is no expression IN the Letter
of determination 10 support Judge Nc
Lean, nor any which can, in any way
commit Gov. seward on the question:
The letter bears date l2Ih August last
and still remains unanswered, a4 we az,
assured. owing to the Judges official an,
other engagements.