New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-29
THE TRIBUN E.
aa,,,,roI f,ofTmnn's New Bir-8etrenoh-
ment-The Tyler Grippe &c. &c.
lor-esnnrtence OF tie New Yolk Tribune.

ALgASY, April y.
The grand bomb shell exploded in the Assembly
this morning. There have been for the past lew
dsys, evident symptoms that the mountain was ~
labor. Tbe--noi mouse. hut--Grant was brousit u
forth this morning. Giant indeed, tor at one 'e
5woop he is TO swallow on" fifth OF the income OF az
the officers in the STATE from Governor 10 own ana
School Furclionares including our Gear irieho '.'e
State printer and The Editor The lroybudsct wa"
has been building Gothic edices GIt OF the PlcFls
nf Tho S,s,a,. Lounty In other words Admiral
HorrMAS brought in a report and bill, when 10
one word or set of words in the English language
can possibly characterize appropriately. vi couf1e
the old song of debt and taxation was sung IN me
minor kew as usual. A direct tax Is recommenoeu
in addition to lh1; paid. and sweeping TecuI
ron nf % oer cen, proposed in the salaries OF ali
;magnable officers. But must refer the reader 70
,he Legislature summary for the SYNOPSIS OF 'his
most remarkable measure. see piOceeoinse !"
another column 1t is 20 be considered on ueso"'
next and fierce war Of words VIII ensne. NO ~tAe
man believes such bill pass, and yet thc re-
mander Of he session is to he wasted IN ITS ueeie-
discussion The People will one day he SICK ol itis
mos, disgus,ingly humbugging business. Mr IA
Wis of Troy" Long Tom" US he Is generally DE
signated-madc counter report which iaSheH 'hc
present dominant party without measure but not ui-
deseryedly The paternity oi the State debt wa
placed on the right shoulders, and the enlightened
view taken OF the past, present and prospective re-
venues of the Canals, able, ana the whole re
port did credit TO its very able author
The Sta,e Prison bill passed through Conl-
m.tee of the Whole of the Senate last nisht. lie
ooposjton has been untring md the patience oi he
friends of the bill has been most soTely ;ried ne
Senate sat until 10 o'clock AT night and passed the
bill. Ii now lies On The table until Monday, when
doubtless il will he ordered 10 third reading ana
think in precisely the same shape IN which 1t came
from the Assembly. The bill gains friends daily,
and il is now reduced TO an almost absolute GER
tainty that it will pass thr Senate by dec'deG mH-
1ority Some who have been heretofore most bitter
in their opposition, will dodge he ttndt rofe, ana
now anticipate majority OF ri ieasI tour or Str =
The mechanics have fought the battle nohly and
have deserved as they will receive success Oi th'
good policy OF The bill, do not entertain doubt
believe the experiment will prove of lasting heIi-
e6t 10 the State and that it wl forever nd The me-
chanics of the odious ard ru:nlous competition u!i-
der which, they have so long suffered.
The proceedings of the State Convention oil :
leritcs' PRODUCES great excitement here! Curiosity
is on the tpoe to know why 10 Tyler Delegate 10
the National Convention was appointed Tor the
Eleventh District composed OF the CITY ana
County Of Albany Where was SEYMoUn I
Where GALLUP? where WATSON and CRoswELL,
and PERRY and MAHEn? ny, where? Echo AN
swers tchere p Will you ask the Anrora' 10 ex
plain Surely men who made so many journeys to
Washington to convince TYLER oi their devotion 10
his interests could AT least 90 TO New-fork TO
help nominate their Chief? Did they experience u
sudden attack OF the 'Tylnr Grippe 2
The bill-he bill Of the Session--to authorize The
Utica g. Schenectady Raihoad Company 10 carry
freight in the winter season, passed the Assembly
Yesterday, having received tnco more than the Con-
stituional vote. | hope it will also pass the Senate
The whole State, the East and the West. demand
that from the hands Of this Legislature and ii re-
mains TO be seen whether such rights shall Ire dis
regarded TO subscrve the interests and wishes OF an
interested few.
Your Police Bill most fercely attacked and
excited, and natire eloqucncc poured forth in an
abundant stream He was mel and loored by Mr.. WILL
L1AMs, and the bill was not retarded, as he wished il
should be. Whether the opposition 10 the bill eX,
lends any farther am not advised. think The bilI
will pass the Assembly on Monday. ours, az:
WATCUTOWER