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TIE GOVERNOR YETo.-Con.iderab trepida-
ton is eyinced by the leading Loco Foco organs al
the prospect tiia, the Governor viii be constrained
to veto some Of the measures Of tAeir Legislative
majority this winter. They may spare their trc-
msrs. We are conhdent that no bill calculated in
any manner 10 promote the interests and increase
the prosperity OF New-lork, to de7eioPc her re-
sources or nerve the arm of the laborer with the
inspiring assurance Of ready and fair reward for
his toll, will be vetoed by Gov. Seward. Can his
adversaries ask more Are they preparing TO ask
his concurrence in mere party manpuvrcs to Sc
cure an extra clutch at the spoils Their Ian
guage seems to intimate that they intend TO urge
upon him measures which they are conscious he
ought not to concur in. We doubt not that, should
such be their game they will find the chosen repre-
sentative of $4,000 voters ready to maintain the
dignity and discharge the duties of his station.
even in the face of fortuitous majority which i
backed by oss than 100000 electors. Let them
try it