New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-07
THE TRlBUN
Doings in Albany.
Correspondence Of The Tribune. .

Since nv last, some farther progress has been
-,.de in the fight on Col. Youses manifesto
Several votes were taken yesterday, but none IN
dcatYe of the final result zen. ROOT resolu-
ION WAS voted down. sod 80 was Senator SHER-
cons. The ser4te have at last got back to
NJ Fo.7sr,s o1ginal proposition, which think
r;ll ,.sina.eiy receive the united votes of the
wings and Conservatives. There was some fine
sparring on this question yesterday. Mr.. PORTER,
who acts as Lieutenant of the Corps of Barn
burners, was very severe on Senator FOSTER for
his pertinacity in pressing through lhe Senate
these resolutions of cessure against Col. Young.
He warned him to desist, for if he did not, ard
this resolution should pass, it would be but the
beginning Of series Of acts, which would re-
suit, not precisely ps Mr.. FOSTER would wish =
Mr.. FOSTER in return, comphmentea the Senator
upon his amiabiity Having discharged himself
), so much bile, he trusted it would be beneficial
10 his he.ath and temper. Foster however very
significantly told PORTER that he did not choose
TO follow has lead, or to permit him to read others
out of the political church. He preferred to
= choose some Older ADLER and better tried soldier
in the Democratic ranks! This hit told. PoR-
TER in old times when Democracy and Federal
ism meant something, prominent orator in
defence of the peculiar Democratic principles of
the Washington Benevoleat Society! After
few more love passages between members of the
party, the whole subject was again hung up to dry.
Col. YoUNG's first appearance in the columns of
the Argus this morning, has raised quite a breeze.
The 1t. GOVERNOR will be forthcoming at the
first opportunity. He yields strong and pol
ishcd pen, and though the Secretary can dip his
pen very deep in the bottle of gall and bitterness,
| think. the result will prove that he will get
Rowland for every Oliver which he launches at
the 1t. GOVERNOR.
As an offset to this attack upon the Secretary,
the Barnburners have got up bill cutting down
the fees of the Honorable EDWIN CRoswELL,
State Printer SO as to make his Office good for no.
thing. This movement is viewed by the Conscr-
vatives with holy horror. Should the bill pass,
it will starve out CROMWELL nolens vozens. The
Wings have the casting vote in this matter, and
hence the altered tone of the Argus of late toward
the Wing Senators. Unless the bill is strangled
ia the Senate, it will go through the Assembly
with rush.
The Senate have had two days talk on the Re-
trenckment and Reform bills. 1t is all humbug
Amendments without number are offered in. order
to stave off direct vote. " Retrenchment from
Loco. Foco Legislature will be as great an anom-
ally as the truth from the Father of Lies. The
Assembly, not to be outdone in the race OF hum
bug, have got two bills before them, Of which l
send you copies If any of these bills finally pass'
get me down as false prophet as Father Miller.
There has been some hard fighting in Executive
session lately rumor says-for all is secret as yet
that the division Of" Conservatives and Barn
burners crept into that hitherto unviolated sane.
tuary. Some nominations for Jefferson County
raised the question, and all not being able to pro-
nounce "Shibboeth'' correctly, the nominations
haze been rejected! Stick pin there
The bills to reorganize the Courts of Common
Pleas, and relative to your Newly Pilots' have
passed the Assembly and are now before the Sc
nate. OF their probable success, cannot speak.
Yo. will have seen the new Bank project pre-
seated to the Assembly yesterday by WILLIS
HALL. 1t meets with general favor except from
The Pig-ringers, who will be satisfied with nothing
less than an entire roofing out of every thing that
has about it the ominous letters of B-A-N-h!
have however little doubt but what all these
Bank Reform projects will bs consigned to the
tomb of tha. Capuets.
The present prospects are that the compulsory
feature of The Inspection Laws will be abolished
Mr. FRAsKLIN has introduced bill Tor that Par-
,,oss and a majority of the Senate are In favor OF
such BILL So far as now appears, the Assembly
.rs unanimous on that point. Col. YOUNG $ re-
sort on merchandize, which | sent you the other
nv has done the work. Unless most powerful
LOW farce is brought to bear, from your CITY, l
thin, the Inspection business VIII so up oait R'er
wilma rush.
TIL, Bank Commissioners bill yet sleeps in the
ban6saf The Bank Committee. How long it will
be suffered 70 remain there, remains to be seen.
There was q beautiful scene in thu House TINS
morning between two Of your peculiarly beautiful
representatives. McMuRRAy and WHITE. he
fur flew finely, and it was amusing to hear THESE
scions of Tammany Hall talk about their re-
spectve popularity among their constituency =
The beauty of the joke is, that probably not nun
dred of YOUR citizens heard OF eiteer OF these
modern Solons, until they were nominated for OF
fce. The fight was got up on the bill TO make
some additional inspectors of -four in your city
Tragedy. comedy and farce, were gone through
with with great eclat. The execution was pro-
portiona,e to the weight of metal employed. Pop.
guns are not dangerous weapons, even when pup
pies are the target.
There is bill now before the Senate, whip
the Devil round the Stump" The Constitution
limits the rate of Tolls on Salt Lead, Coal, &C al
yNall