The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-26
Albany,
Albany.
Correspondence Of the Hsrald.l
AIPAux March 2l IN

ALBANY, March "a, 1912.
1homs0nian Physicians Regent Of the UniveSsity-
Joint Balot-State Prison BM-1dz BM-Gorer
nor's Veto, &c.
In the ASSEMBLY to day,after the reception oil a
unusually large number of petitions and reports
from Standing Committees,
Mr.. LOOMS introduced bill to bolish imprison
ment for non payment of costs, &c which was or
dered to q t,ird reading
DR.. TAYLOR from the Standing Committee OF
Medica Schools and Societies, reported to-day OF
the numerous petitions in favor Of allowing Thorn
sonau physicians to collect pay for their services
The re por, was anfavoable to the prayer OF the pc
,itioners and was agreed to by the House. Sc
these physicians will be obliged to 60 without re-
lief for this year at any rate, aud Is what might
have been expected from committee of which sc
many regular nj. DIS. were members.
The hour of twelve having arrived, the House
according to previous order, proceeded to nomi
nate Regent of the University, in place of Wash
ington Irving, resigned. DAVID BUEL Of Troy re-
csived rs votes DANIEL Lord, jr., % votes; and
JOHN B CHURcH,l.
On motion Of Mr. DAVIS il was resolved that Mr.
David Buel, be, and he is hereby unanimously ne
minated as regent Of the University on the part Of
the Assembly.
A message was then received from the Senate
announcing their readiness to meet the Assembly in
Joint ballot. Accordingly in they came, headed by
their sergeant alarms, Col. Niveu; and a most i'm
posing appearance they made. The Lieutenant Go
vernon took the chair, aud upon c)mparing nomi
nations they we're found to agree, and MI. BuelPs
election was completed. The Senate then retired.
A number of two-third bills were then passed
Upon the third reading of the bill relative to the
village of Ballston Spa, Mr.. DNEzAc remarked
that he perceived in it clause in relation TO quail.
ifcation of voters As this b'tle had already been
fought on the Chttenango Village bill, he hoped
it would not be yielded now, and unless it was
stricken out he should vote against. Alter some
COW rsation il was laid on the table.
The remainder of the session until the hour Of re-
cess was consumed in the reading and passing Of
bills This has been another business day and the
AyrrxSoor SESSION -T,he State Prison Bill
was gain under discussion. 1t will probably be
re ported to the House this afternoon and will no
doubt unless the friends Of the profit alluded to
few DAYS since, are strong and influential enough
TO defeat it, be- ame law. Be its tate what il may
too much editcannot be awarded TO Mr.. WEIR as
the mechanics' representative for the exertions he
has made in its behalf
In the SENATE to day the Tax Bill was again
postponed and the One Day Election again came un
der discussion. This is an important subject GER
tainly and should not be treated hastily acted on
without full and mature discussion, but 1t cannoi
be denied that too much Of the debates that have
occurred on it have been utterly idle and useless
The fact is, these questions as to allowing inspsc
tors Of election time for dinner and the Ike have
been fertile fields of operation for the small takers
SC and they have not failed to avail themselves
Of the chance.
The Governor has at last exercised the veto pow
er, despite the professions of his friends and it is
said even his own opinions to the contrary. Their
principles in regard to thi. subject would appear
to be far more theoretical than practical. The bill
changing the mode Of appointing Bank Comn'ssion
crs and reducing their number was returned to the
Senate, with his exec l.noy's veto This Ger ainly
looks omnous for tho Criminal Court Bill and other
measures Of repeal The Tax Bill, do not believe,
he will dare veto The Public School Bill his
friends say be will sign As for the bill in relation
to the State Printing, Of course there is no hopes
by a large, fashionable and most attentive assem-.
blage. II was = most beautiful production, rather
too ultra perhaps, in some matters, but on the
whole Just what might be expected from the known
opiaions of the lecturer. Mr.. Moore left in the
steamboat Albany this morning for New York.
CAVE ULCEcAR.