New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-27
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From our regular Correspondent.
ALBANY Elarch '2l, ls4s
The Legislature have at last done one act for
which they will receive the lasting gratitude of the
people. They have agreed to evaporate on the
18th of April Well may the people rejoice when
that evental day arrives. If their advent excited
great expectations on the part of the people,
their exit will send a still greater throb of joy
through the same breasts. In its coming and its
going, this Legislature will long be remembered.
Conservatives, Barnburners, Old Hunkers, Pig
Ringers, bagas-ALL-ALL-will then join
in full chorus in chanting that affecting drge, :"
long farewell to greatness"
Again has w.York-once proud and COM
mandng-once rejoicing in the possession of all
that wa, elevated and noble-but now how fallen
again, has she bowed the servie knee to Virginia
dctation and in abject submission to the foul spirit
of Southern slavery. The second report of the
Judiciary Commttee-dctated if not prepared by
SlLAs WR1GHr-goes the whole length. New
York has humbled herself at the Virginia stool Of
repentance. She has craved pardon for daring to
believe in the exploded heresy that man IS a
man, end not merely two-legged beast! The die
is cast Lberty-honor-indepe ependence-hgh-
mindedness-State pride, all must 60 to secure the
nomination of the rejected Sage of Underwood" :"
In vain have those of the party, in whom spark
patriotismyc yet fingers, begged to be spared from
striking the parricdal blew which prostrates all
that man holds dear in the dust. The decree has
gone FORTH and obey die politically, is the only
alternative Can it be supposed that such party
drill can be overcome? No. Henceforth New
York only boast that she, and she alone, of all
the free States has had the honor to repudiate
that glorious truth, which Hancock and Adams,
and jefferson and Franklin and their glorious COM
patriots, published to the world in l776 as the
watchword of Freemen
The reel business of legislation progresses but
slowly. The Assembly are hammering away at
the Newly ork and Erie Railroad. No votes have
yet been taken, which can be deemed an indica-
ton of the final result. The bill to repeal the
New-York Criminal Court Law is yet unacted up
on, although it was driven through the Senate in
great haste at the very beginning of the session.
1t has been up once twice in the Assembly, and
after an hour or Of talk is again hung up to dry.
The truth is, the Loces sorry they ever moved
at all in the matter. This bill cuts off two very
nice slices of public pap and hence the reluctance
II the bill can be STAYED off with any plausible
show of decency, it will be. Your Immediate lie"
presentatives-who, by the bye are em'mently
qualified to Judge of the fitness of this or any other
judicial organization make great show OF anxl-
e.y TO pass the bill, but that is all in my eye."
think, however, that their PARTY is so far commit
ted that there can be no backing out.
The Senate has disposed of a number OF local
bills within few days. A curious document made
its appearance in that body yesterday. Colonel
YouNG sent in racy message, sstensibly In refer
ence to the Geological Survey, but in reality
savage review of the decision of the Lieutenant
Governor on the New-York and Erie Railroad BILL
1t was hard pill for the Conservatives to swal-
low, and the will not wanting to send the
ban,ling back to its author. The Secretary mas
stirred up hornets nest, and you will soon hear
the buzzing. The Lieutenant Governor is prepar-
ing cosnter-blast, and it will Be forthcoming at
the FIRST opportunity. Look out tor rich scene
when it does come.
The Bank Commissioners bill yet sleeps with
the Bank Committee The report will be adverse
to 80 much of it as relates to the manner OF aP-
pointment, or | am much mistaken Then will
come the tug of war, when Greek will meet
Greek in deadly conflict, and many will be the
trophies Of war which will cover the battlefield.
Mr.. A. B. Dickinson threw o red-het shot into
the camp of the enemy to-day. 1t will soon be
published, arid when you have read IT, you can
Judge somewhat of the blank faces of sundry OF the
listeners of its delivery. D1cKlssoE Is iRdetati-
gable. He does more work than any three mem
bers Of the Legislature beside. His researches
have been unwearied. He has threaded the mazes
Of labyrinths which no one else scarce dared en-
ter. He is faithful Representative, and though
he does draw upon himself double portion OF the
sneers of the Argus and the curses of the party,
the people will sustain him. May the State long
enjoy his services, for few can make his place gooo
The Wings of this city have made most ex-
cellen. nomination for Mayor. FRIEND HUM
pHREY is host His nomination has swept away
the last lingering hope Of success to the poor ho-
Cos. He will be elected with rush. LIE oh's
anxiety of our opponents now is to pitch upon one
who can bear the thrashing! Irecommsnd frince
JOHN, the favorite grandson he always peais
defeat like a true Prince Of the blood royal.
The Miller;tes hsye opened the ball in the old
Amphithea5re. The Star has not yet arrived
and the burden of the performance rests upon q
co.worker from Boston. How long the season
Is to last remains to be seen. Albany Is q curious
place, and it will take reasonably long lite tune
TO find out al! It's beauties. advlse joe Smith 10
make ,ha nav, Demonstration will insure him