New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-02
AnpoiutmeatsGeu JRckson's Rine-Gen'
Root and sIr. Frost, &C.

Appointments-Geu.J Jackson's Eine-"en
Root and 3Ir. Frost, &C
From our regular Corr 'pondent.
ALBANY, Feb. IS isfS.
Another batch of New-York appointments was
.en, into the Senate to-day. | send you the most
| important. For Inspectors of Beet and forS'
Messrs GETTY, BEACH, CLuTE, MAHoSEY oR
SER. FA1AcHlLD, GARDNER, TuRsEY, WEST ana
RYHER. For Inspector General of Distilled SPir-
i,s. JONATHAN D. STEVENSON Yes SrtyES-
son. alias JARVIS, who has made himself SO noto'
riouslv conspicuous for the last two years, has
received his reward. What will your taxpayers,
who must make good bis aefaca,ions, say to this
appointment Perhaps the Evening Post, Piebe-
ian. Argus, &C. will again tell US that the default
ers are all Wings and receive no favor from fheir
nertv. Here is an evidence of the truth OF such
charge If the Senate had any regard TO decen-
cy or the propreties Of life, they would reject the
nomination a; once. But that is too much to ask
of our present rulers. They gained power BY
continued series of frauds and alsehoods, and why
should they not reward their servile tools
Another milestone in the road Of Humbus was
set up in the Senate this morning te mark the on
ward career of this most noted Legislature
Gen. CHAMBERLAls submitted fulsone Re
por, in favor of refunding Gen. Jackson 5 hne!
AS "a statistical document, tits undoubtedly vaua-
ble for every thing that was said or done, IN,
around appertaining unto, or concerning me :" bat
tie of New Orleans" dragged into this cT1cedI
document of the Legislature Of New-Yo York Major
DAvEZAcs speech will not be lost although never
sa the light in printed form last winter 1t Is
embslrned in this precou, production, and all tfat
complain Of is, that credit is not given to the real
author! Well riUe la hnm5ug, say again MS
Legislature may rest assured of one thing. Twill
never be forgotten Whetherits notoriety Will be
enria5le or not, remains to be seen.
The entire session of the Senate to-day has been
spent in personal debate between Gen. Roor and
Mr.. FOSTER. If the latter gentleman has won
any laurels from his course to-day, he is welcome
to wear them He was listened to only to be des-
pissed. Gen. RooT, for the pdrposc of securing the
attendance of Senator'S at the terms of the Court
for the Correction Of Errors, time since intro
duced bill providing that members should only
draw pay fer actual attendance. MIR. FOSTER
had sicnazed himself by his endeavors to strangle
this bill in the shortest tins possible. Gen. Il.
thought there was some motive for this and on re-
fsrrIg 10 the records he found that this same con-
,cientious gentleman had drawn pay for 100 days
attendance when he had been present only 46!
That fact was stated to-day by the old veteran
This called out Mr.. FOSTER in an hours TRADE OF
personal abuse upon General Reor, which would
have been out of place upon the stump in Arkansas
Every BODY was disgused at the coarseness OF the
attack Gen. Roor replied with perfect good tenn,
per and returned the poisoned chalice TO the opPo.
sers lips Mr.. FOSTER again poured forth his bile,
charging falsehood corruption, and public Pecua-
ton upon the old man, and said ne would willingly
vote to give $1,000 to get rid of the Senator to-
morrow "No doubt, gen would be glad tc get
rid of me- said the General. Having exhausted
his vocabulary the Senator sat down and the SUBJ
ject was disposed of.
NV anticipations of q rich scene, when the Bank
Commissioners bill came up, were realized to-day
A perfect Kilkenny fight came off in the Assem-
bly, Gen. DAVIS took strong ground ogainst this
latest humbug, and riddled it and its supporters
completely. LELAND, whointroduced it, attacked
the SPEAKER, by way Of an orsumentum dd hon'-
sen, in favor of the bill. l.. SHERWOOD of Madi-
son, who rejoices in the cognomen sf Barn
burner" also catered the lists against the SPEAKER
Hot and heavy ragged the doubtful contest and the
dinner hour alone broke of The combat. Io-lnor-
row Gen. DAVIS speaks again, and the Barn
burner will be Aayed alive. The bill will now
pass, and its only importance is that it will draw
the exact line between the Conservative and
+" Destructive portions Of the Democracy in the
Assembly. This bill will do in the Assembly what
the State printing bill did in the Senate. Unless
am much mistaken, the balancs 81 po~er, in
both Houses, is with the Wings
No local news of importance The new State
Printer has turned over q new leaf. He gives
splendid parties about once week, at which Wings
and Lecos meet and for a while forget their petty
differences CRoswELL wa, always remarkable
for his liberality, whenever the State would foot
the bill. Yours, &c, WATcHrowER.