The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-28

ALBANY, Dec. %, 1915
| The Preparations for Winter Oregon Opinion.
| hTe--Finny Newspaper Arrangemenfs-pV ho IL
| to be Speaker THE State Py1nting g. Christ
mas, &C.
Retrenchment and reform" is the cry OF the
people, as the State Legislature goes into session
Men who have not hitherto been initiated into the
arena OF polite legislation OF monopoly breeding,
are opening their eyes their obtuse ntellects have
been sharpened and peep behind the folding doors
the political gladators and temporzers has
their understandings and imbued spirit OF action into
their soulless hearts, darogatory TO the fair fame Of
stock jobhng politicians and disastrous TO their fond
and last crusts' OF Benjamin F Butler, on
stated preaching or those betting books OF the At
torney Genera2 Has not the peppsterous pvedicament,
brought the of the elder Ven Buren, 10 its
terminus Every booy says aye, and every body tells
the TRUTH of course. Politicians must go straight or
walk the plank. Look out for remaI kabe egsa-
ton this winter look for any quantity OF pati
and bathos and peculiar regard Tor the interests Of the
people, Landlords have disained Tor rent for the last
time. IL they wish rent money, they
bring action assumpIt, as the lawyers say to
wit:-That the defendant undertook and promised to
pay a certain OF money for the and
occupation of certain messusge tenement they
levy on his goods and chattes logger after this
session. This is of the eveling features in the po-
Icy of the next legislature CAPITAL punishment viii
probably DO abolished-ths is the general belief A ri
gid economy will be adopted in the expenditures OF the
public moneys, and sinecures will be removed great
many things will be DONE and shall anticipate them all
The old Capitol has been FURNISHED up and looks to-
lerably genteelJusce stands the cupola yet hold
ing the scales in her hand but preponderance of nus
tice other mysterious matter seems to have got
into he balances for there is equalization about
themone side is up and the other OF course is down.
and justice is not impartally administered This is om
nous and the scales will not be permitted to remain In
this position will be sent up the steepie
recy the balances and mend the headgear Of the god
dess Of Justice which is out OF order and which renders
her vulnerable attacks Of the political elements
heard the State Printer say yesterday, that il Eng
land did not accept the 4sh degree rendered to her by
The Convention Of and again at subsequent periods
that could be avoided assuming OF course that
President Polk will repeat the offer made SO repeatedly
and just repeatedly refused This the exact feeling
among all comm0n.son,e men that Mr. Polk Will be
very gracious and condescending he repeats this Of
fer and that he does and Sir Robert Pee will not ac
cept, we must fight yes and we will fight have had
opportunities OF hearing great number oil Opinions on
this matter, and they are all similar to this
You will rscolisct an dh some months since that
T. Cfoswell contemplated going TO Washington to take
charge OF the Union conjunction with Richie The
4rsus fatty conradced this rumor and declared that
contracting parties Now however there not psrti
Gle of doubt that Edwin Croswcli will so to Washing
these arrangements lie will be junior editor OF the
Un,'n. He abdicatss in favor Of sherman CrosweL-.
French, OF the Albany .anas, will be Postmaster and
Cassidy the junior editor Of the .dds Will 80 into part
nership with sherman for the State printing The atlas,
it is believed will be discontinued, though this IS not
certain.
Col Grain, of Herkmer, arrived here on the day be-
fore Yesterday and after remaining isw hours, immc-
ment probably little capital for the speakershp, IN
advance
Several distinguished democrats have had cabinet
meeting with Silas Wright within very few days past
for the purpose Of micsby arranging this business OF
State printing and after violent and rather person
al remarks Of derogatory character the plan was set
tied rs have related above.
To-day is Christmas and will be brief Senators and
members OF the lower House. all gone to church
shops are closed streets deserted-snd some hearts
are desoste-men are building fabrics in tneie minds
eye evancscent as the wind for the attainment OF what
we cannot ind on earth genuine felicity; each maiden
erhaps tanning his cheek with the exnaiauon oil her
delicious BREATH looking volumes OF love into MS lace
old bach Tors isoia and the govt and rheuma-
tism takes away doue.ur from glass Of
psgne on tho sdeboard les chooses da cole
qui k TOUGHER.
CHANGES The Cole nropertv on Woodward