The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-04
Albany.
Correspondence Of the Herald.]
ALBANY. "Wednesday, March /


ALBANY, Wednesday, March l.
Nec York Appointments-Bank Comm'ssioners-
General Jackson's Fine
We have another batch OF New York appoint
ments made known to- day, and they appear here' al
least, to give general satisfaction. The WINGS
however, make great outcry on the suo]ect OF the
appointment of Jonathan ID. Stevenson, but It's no
use Col. Stevenson has earned he appreciation OF
the public, and merits the reward OF his party tor
the part he took in the development OF the pipe
| laying frauds of Glentworth 81 Co. The following
| is list OF the appointments =
Robert B. Getty, Henry A. Beach, Thomas Ma
loney. John Orser, and Morton Fairchild, to be IN
Thomas Gardner, James Furey, Jesse West, and
John Ryker, jr. to be inspectors Of beef and pork
Jonathan D. Stevenson, to be inspector general Of
domestic distilled spirits.
William Oaks, Ebenezer c. Barton, Andrew J.
Walker, Joseph Flynn, and William Hasted, to be
inspectors OF domestic distilled spirits
rt Henry n Keyser. Ira Lozee, James M. Arnold.
William Smell, Obadiah Cooper. James W. Wesier.
y We Absalom G. Dixon. John Coddington, Cyrus
RRells, Robert 6 Nells. Vim. n. Smith, Allen w
Ha5Sls, Joseph Rose IT, Gilbert Jenkins, william
ard H. Cannif, Thomas H: Leary, John Messe.
reau, VIM, s: Stoughtenburgh, John Demarest and
and John White, weighers of merchandise.
Benjamin Wood, to be welgher OF merchandise.
the western counties.
In the Assembly Tor the last three or four days
the principal part OF the session has been occupied
the discussion of the bill for the appointment of
Bank Commissioners. The apparent difficulty is,
whether the Legislature in Joint ballot, or the Co.
werner and Senate shall have the appointment of
these Commissioners, but the real source of conten-
ten lies far deeper. II is contest between the
ideals and conservatives, as they are styled. The
former do not like the idea of putting into the
hands OF Gov. Bouck and the regency, the power of
making any more appointments, and hence their
wish to give il the legislature It is doubtful how
the question will be decided as yet, though motion
OF Mr.. Allen OF Oswego, to postpone indefinitely the
House bill was lost. The debate to-day was on strlk
ing out the secten providing for the election of the
Commissioners In joint ballot, but the committee
without taking the question. 1t is rather amusing
10 see gentlemen who strongly urged last year that
the Governor should not be allowed to appoint these
officers and insisted that it should be done by the
Legislature, now taking the back track and going
equally as strenuously directly the other way
Consistency thou art Jewell" indeed, but alas,
there is little to be found in politicians.
In the Senate, the resolutions relative to the fine
OF General Jackson were discussed and passed
Gen Root was utterly annihilated by Mr.. Foster in
the course of personal debate yesterday. Never
have heard so whitening and scorching rebuke
was administered The whole course of the Gene
| rails somewhat cratic public career, was brought
up lnJndament against him, and in such light, too
as to leave not the slightest chance for reply One
much more appropriate tor Senators to attend little
more to the public interests, and leave their private
quarrels for other places. SIMON.