The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-14
Albany.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
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Correspondence Of the Herald.l
ALBANY, (Thursday) Jan. IL.
A~othr Terrible Ffeahd in Aibawy-Isundatiom of
0eee Seskers-Appointmem of an Oneida Sheriff
-Controof and Printing Bills, &c.
The Governor has at last made another appoint
ment. Yesterday a writ Of suprsedeas was issued,
removing Gov Stewards Sheriff OF Oneida county,
Mr.. FAxoS. This was done at the solicitation of
committee on behalf Of county convention Of
Oneida, who also wished to have Col Mouton, re.
meved by Governor Seward, re-appointed. This
the Governor was disposed to do, but upon consul
tation came to the conclusion that Col. M. was not
strictly eligible TO the office again, and he gave the
appointment 10 ISRAEL r.. PARKER. Mr.. P. is
very popular man in the county of Oneida, and his
appointment will crafty the locofocos exceedingly
For this step Gov Bouck may now expect to see the
whole vial OF wing wrath and indignation poured
upon his devoted head.
The struggle for Office still goes bravely on In
this city especially IL is most violent. Every iniu-
and every is brought to bear in aid Of the
various candidates In the way Of petitions in favor
ct the various claims great business is doing; the
very tombstones put under contribution in order
10 furnish names tor s.gners. One man, an Alder
man here, one OF the most prominent candidates tor
Flour Inspector. has petition praying for his APP
pointment, at least dozen yards long, and 1t is still
circulating
JAMES MoRNELL is another prominent candidate
TOT UouT Inspector IrOU the city Oh new OIk nc
is pretty strongly backed, and will give his CON-
pe,ltors a strong pull for the Office.
Probably the most endless talker that ever bored
a legislative body, is Cen Root of the Senate. No
matter what may be the subect-no matter how fri
volous unimportant, he is sure to find loop hole
on which to hang speech He has voice of stem
torian power, most vehement, lgestulating delive
~, and when he gets fairly engaged in the subject
he vociierates in such STYLE to be easily heard
at the distance of quite block from the CAPITOL
while in the Senate sChamber the noise is most
deafening The General is an old stager, and per-
fectly am fat with all the details of Parliamen-
tarv rules. which enables him often effectually to
battle and delay the passage of measures which
the majority are anxious to carry through. Yes
terday for instance, he succeeded In delaying for
one day the Corporation Contract Law, by a mere
technical point. The New York delegation are
anxious TO have this bill go into operation imme-
diatey, ere the proposed contracts can be made by
the present corporation, butt is chance, at
best, il they do succeed.
The State printing is yet in allegiance, owing pro-
badly TO the difficulty Of deciding upon the claims
Of the candidates for it. As far as regards those
from this city, il is contest between the old re-
gency and the young regency, or junior democrats.
The result will decide which of these two ciques
are the most powerful.
In the Senate to-day the time WINS occupied in
the discussion Of the Printing Bill There was no.
thing OF importance done in the House. SIMON.