New-York tribune., 1842-02-03
Editorial Corresnondepcs.
ALBANY, TUESDAY, Feb.

dropped i'll to the Senate to-day, and found u
fierce tempest of the smaller genus in progress.
You will have already seen how completely Hon.
II. A. FOSTER, who asprcs to lead the majority
in that body, has been foilcd III his hish-handcd at
Tempt to exclude Gov. Stewards explanatory Mes
sage from place on the records of the Senate
That movement was made BY Mr.. +. / understand,
without any consultation with the greater number
of his colleagues, who thus included in n
very extraordinary movement without being NJ
lowed TO Judge of its propriety. 1t is surpr-
zing, therefore, that, though obliged to sustain by
their votes they were careful to do nothing lore,
and that they heartily rejoice at its defeat. Not so
Mr.. Foster, who, having subjected himself to such
u mortifyng discontinue is likely in addition to
lose rank by it. His temper is the reverse of ami
able about these days.
This morning, in answer an inquiry, the Prcsi-
dent submitted to the Senate report from the late
Clerk, importing that he had carried back TO the
Governor the Message directed to be retained to
him by the Senate, and that the Governor was
pleased to say it was 90 paper which seemed to
him TO belong TO the Senate and that he not
aware that he had any right to the custody thereof
and that lie therefore declined to rcccirc II.
Mr.. RHoADEs hercupon moved that the said Mes
sage Erecting ) i. public document, and that it
therefore be printed and bound with the Senate
documents of the Session. The effect of this rcso-
luton, if entertained, is to place the obnoxious
Message so indignantly kicked out of the chamber,
upon the journal.
Mr.. FOSTER instantly rose to question of order
This resolution could not be received being in viola
tion OF a previous decision Of the Senate. The
Chair mildly decided that the objection mg ght be q
good reason for rejecting the resolution, but none
at all Justify hin in refusing receive rccos-
nizc it. 1t was its face respectful and proper
resolution, and in order.
From this decision Mr.. FOSTER appealed and
proceeded to harnnsuc the Scrutc and spectators
icrociously. The resolution insul, to the
Senate a trick, lcgerdcmain ungcntlcmanly pro
cceding &c. &c. and he called for its pcrcmptor.
10 appear on the journal. never saw speaker
in a dclibcratvc body so ridiculously tcrociors.
Mcssrs. RooT, RHoADES aud A. B. Dickinson
calmly and good-naturcdy replied to him, but Mr..
FOSTER had the other side entirely TO himself.
Finally. at u very late hour, the question t.
ken and the decision of the Chair ovcrrulcd, bv 4
party vote. The Senate then adjourned; the
whole subject comes up, fresh and bright tomor-
row morning.
In the ASSEMBLY this morning, Mr.. D. H. +.
.'oSEs reported bill compelling the County ot
osego to reimburse to the County Of Mont
Some'ythe cost Of tAeuariouS suits tried IN that
County tor h5eis on J. Kenmore CoorER.
This Is a hard case, but there is no help for it.
Mr.. CRaAER reported General Election Law
providing that hereafter all Elections shall be held
and concluded in one day 1t is not We, printed. 50
/ know nothing of its other provisions.
Mr. SEYMOUR introduced a new LAWYERS Fec
Bill, largely increasing the fees Have tho
People never word TO say TO this q
GIDEON HAwLEY was by Joint Vote elected .
Rcgcn, of the University having Is votes TO IL ir
the Senate, and in the House 70 10 25 for William
Duer.
Mr.. D'AvEzAcs resolution about Gen. jackson
was at length passed, Mr. HoFrMAS taking an a,
part in the debate againsti, Mr.. SIMMONS als'
objected that ii was badly expressed. Mr. O,SuL
IlvAN spoke warmly in its favor, as did Mr.. Az
EzAc himself. |, finally passed by a mere 60 ode
TO 90 odd Yours, II. G.
% We are indebted TO the Express of ADAM:
x CO. for Albany papers Of Tuesday.
g We are indebted 10 HARSpES's Express
for Albany and Boston papers in advance of III,
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