New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-01
neirZE IN Albany.
Correspondence CT The Tribune


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The scenes OF tbs pas, week have been unoom-
rsoaly rich Give ne Col Yorse yet FOR breeze.
No matter whether be IS riding upen ths top o;
the sercest whiriwiod Of popular excitement, or
wading through tie stagnaut POOL and Hliry
slough OF political Ecsha1gy and corruPtion-he is
| the same Col. YpuSs sill. In the one case, he
can lash the elements 70 higher pitch Of fury, IN
| the otter, Ae can make even the dry bones shake,
and Stir UP the thick pool until its stencil is ap-
PaEing. How the party last winter were ever in-
ducec TO place him in position where his sco,pi-
on lash would be feIs upon friend well as foe
for the Colonel Is impartial. beyond my corn-
prehensioa. But he is there, and new LEI ne get
OF my high stills of tropes and figures, before rsg
| Pegasus tips me in the mud
| | alluded in ny last to the Coloaers manifesto
| and then told you that tie LIEvTEstsT GOVERN
OF "-as preparing counter blast ItcaEe in due
season, and ere this you have had the felicity OF
| its pcrasal. You viii also see, By the notes pre-
lirninary of The two cornbatents-cne in yesterdays
and the other in today's Aggus-that the war is to
be one of ex,erninadon. Kilkenny will be heard
Of no more, after this fight shall be over. There
viii be no backing out. You might as well at
| temp, 10 pur=uade JeHs TYLER 10 De an honest
and consistent manor what is equally impossible,
induce JoHs Josgs, of the Msdisonian. to believe
he is not equal 70 scere of AIeaanders and Ma
poleons-ss TO turn Col. YoUss one hairs breadth
! aside from his Determination. The 1t. GOVERN
OF il ditto, AID believes every word OF that ceie-
brated "pretession s,ery of job Haskell, Fanny
Wright & Co. now IS much as he did when ne rst
penned i, for the Binghampton Courier. g All
ask of the l.. Governor" said Col. Youge, after
the speech of the former in the Senate and before
i,s publication is that he viii commit himself 10
paper, and then he or will mos, assuresiy be
used up,'' " Let him cone on said his satago-
sist to friend, "I pldege myself to pay him back
all he sends, with twenry-cne and half per cent
interest" Thus stands the matter at present l
viii enaeavor to keep tally of the rounds.
The Senate is not ye, through with the debate
on Fosters cross-fre 10 Col. YousG's conhagra-
ton of State credit. Senator SHERWOOD is in the
midst of Slamm- Bapg-speech Of the purest wa
ter. He has had two DAYS lick at it, and has only
fairly begun l think he viii! finish sbous-if not
before-the 18th of April, thst being the day fixed
fer the final adjournment All the Barn-burners
support Young, tooth and nail-and RueER told
FOSTER the other day, that this was understood to
be an effort to remove the Secretary, at which the
latter pretended 10 be very much shocked! This
debate has called forth some splendid speeches,
That of the veteran Gen. Roer surpassed even HIM
self. Ii won even the admiration of his political
enemies. When the :" old man eloquent SCARED
above al! party considerations. and, With the tear
in his eye besough, every patriot To stand by the
honor of New-York as q priceless Jewel, which
must no, be tarnished, and closed with the beaut-
ful and appropriate exclamation" New-i ork !!
with all thy faults, love thee still :" the effect was
electric One of his political opponents in the SEN
a,e who has been intimate with the General for
MANY years 1oId me that il was the best speech he
ever heare him deliver. When the debate will
close cannot anticipate. have no doubt that
vote of severe eensure on Col Young will be passed,
and il does it will be the signal of open warfare
be tween the Cor servatives and the Barn-b urners
see the Arg.'s is very much shocked at my
comments upon the second attempt made by small
Keep cool, good Mr.. CRoswELL. You need ali
your iesuircal cant to keep yourself in yeur pre-
sent berth, and to prevent the slice of public pap
which has been given you from being paired down
to nothing at all. The people understand this
question perfectly. Al the pre,ence about viola
ton of the Constitution, they well know TO be no.
thin. but pretence. The question ID simple one
and you must meet it at the ballot boxes. Il Is
:his Shall the Empire State surrender up its
rights-its honor-its self-rsspect-its all, at the
naughty, imperious demand of sunken, debased
Virginia, to ensure the denomination Of her rccre
ant and discarded sonl Let the people pass in
judgement.
Yon have seen the infamous resolutions az Al
LEs-not Petticos, but worthy namesake-in
relation to the $5435S received as our share Of
the Public Domain. l. there deeper depth of
dcgra,ienl VIII this Legislature lack monuments
of nfamy to perpesuate its memory and shame !!
Ii seems not. Do you ask me if such infan-
Gus proposition can meet with favor? | point you
10 the subtle acts of the Magician, which can com
pei this Legislature to do any thing believe the
resolutions will pass. There are, however, some
noble spirits among the majority, but they are few
! and far between Amidst this constellation, let
me name Judge BocKEE as star of the first mag
ni,uae. Though Loco-Foce he is patriot and
| lover OF his country. May his shadow never be
| less,
The bill to gertymander your city has been IA
voraby reported upon, and viii doubtless be driven
! through the Assembly. | do not believe i, can