New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-14
From our regular Correspondent.

eultIon %! mat tremendous sso'ni -
burt upon the quiet precincts OF oid Aioans Nne'
i, was known who had received the nominations
for vorr e., Offices. All that | have ever before
seen or heard Of fell fer short OF the scenes Wit
messed here on Tuesday evening and all OF wed
sesday. The sumPtuous dinners which graced the
tables of our landlords were left untouched-and
,he way the wine suffered after the four weeks
penance, was a caution to the Washlngtohians'
HART was SO mad and swore SO outrageou.ly that
he almost frightened the deniaens OF Congress
Hall out Of their senses. The fact that the sue
cessful candidate for the Potash Inspectorshp was
VARIAN's brother in-law, was very Tar from aiding
to quench the fire. ScoTr and VARIAN were de-
nounced as traitors, who had sold the Subterrane-
ans to the Regency. CoNSER was no less an
cry. PAUL GRouT's face terribly elongated
ScHwAcKHAMER spen; the whole of "Wednesday
in pouring forth the tale Of his grievances int every
listeners ear. In short, the whole firm OF SLAsm,
BANG, Mlse, REFILL & Co. were overlooking with
wrath indispensable. The STORM has reached New
York, and doubtless the Pewter Mug has ere this
poured forth its thunder of indignation, in tones
which whole streams of Albany ale can never
| ouench You may tell them from me, however, %
keep cool. The Regency will take eN the Offices
that is settled, and all this subterranean' out
break will be perfectly useless; their masters will
whip then, into the traces, like well-trained spa
nicIs, and not one of them will dare to lift up his
voice in opposition to the mandate of MARCY,
| CRoswELL & Co.
The SENATE has been in Executive Session
nearly every day this week, but no further New
York nominations have been made. The guo-
tine is we'll oiled and victims falling in every
direction throughout the State. All the success
full candidates are from the Regency adherents,-
Like old times, the Regency have their fingers in
the pie in every instance, Would-be- Bank Com
missioner W1L1oyuHar's stock has risen hun
dred per cent since the defeat Of the Subterra-
neans'' 1t does one good to see his smiling face.
Another Legislative day has passed. Little
business has been done. Speaker DAVIS has been
making three days speech on the Governors
Message. 1t was learned, and, am free to say,
an aJlc effort. 1t will be triumphantly and effect
lively answered by WILLS HALL.
send you copy of JoNEs's Virginia bill. To
| my mind it is one of the most beautiful huwlbugs
that wes ever put forth. 1t is clap-trap from be-
ginning to end. While it gives up the right of
| Trial by Jury, it puts in its place piece of COM
plicated machinery which will mean any thing or
nothing at pleasure. His report met with almost
universal reprobaton. The Atlas incessant
in it's attacks upon its miserable slang. IL has
been altered by tie party ,ehile in the printers
hands. How complimentary to the good taste OF
your learned Lycurgus You will perceive that
motion was offered in the Assembly to-day, to re-
quire him to report by what authority the altera-
lions have been made They were principally
made on the 18th page, where, instead of the toll
cradle language which appears printed there, was
a medley of slang about {" hard cider campaign, ;"
.slog cabins and coon skins" "Tippecanoc and
| E.ler too" sc. SC. You will look in vain for
such expressions in the printed report. You can
not but admire the modesty Of JONES in copying
into this report--a public Legislative Document
some four pages of speech which he inflicted
upon the Assembly two years ago!
The party are in trouble on this question. The
country members well know that to vote to repeal
the Jury Law will seal their political doom. But
they have had the orders from Kinderhook and they
must obey you wish for the reason. which are
urged for the repeal of that law will give them
to you in the words of JONES, when speaking on
this subject to Prince JOHN VAN buren, day or
two since " think" said the learned Solon that
The Argus takes the right ground. We xaust SUBJ
nit to the demands Of Virginia, zee lose the
Presidential Election in 1874" Does not your
blood boil with shame to think that such man re.
presents the metropolis of the Empire Statel
l send you Mr.. LEES bill relation to the New.
York and Erie Railroad. 1t differs from either
Judge LELAND Of Steuben brought forward still an
other project, synopsis of which you will see in
the papers. | have not altered my mind since
writing you the other day. believe the road is
doomed. If any bill passes it will be entirely
worthless FLAeG is doing his best to prevent the
passage of any bill. He wants sell this road for
L song, and the same tune that he did The Ithaca
Owego, SIC.
What think you of Mr.. Browns bill in relation
TO the Court Of Common Pleas So far as have
heard, it meets with universal favor. The only
objection that can be urged against it, is tina. it
,nnihilates more than hundred and Fifty useless
offces-tlat of side.judges. 1t is hard to pull
away SO many mouths from tho public teat once,
out the consideration is sufficient one TO demand
The passage of the bill. That the Common Pleas
| Courts need thorough reorganization, no one can
doubt.
| VAN DYckis out in this morning Atlas with
savage rejoinder to Croswell. OF its merits will
| IN il. ne,