The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-27

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60; leo Reading RI TUESDAY 26l; 100 do b5, a6i.
ALBANY, December ~, 1915
Tie Troubles Of the Democracy Measures Of tie
aert Observation-Disclosures Of the Slate-
s2e,gh,ns and the IFeatter-1he State Printing
Harmony and Honey.
The Tyler incunbenis in this CITY. Mr. Posimss-
tor WATSON, Mr.. Collector Seymour, and Mr. Sur
veyor Gallup, handled pretty roughly and ndis-
crimlnatey at the New Scotland Convention on the
10th inst. The resolutions, which were mainly cen
fined TO commenda.cry notice Of the administrations Of
President Polk and Governor Wright, were adopted
una imousy, with the single exception OF the
strucng the President to the above mentioned
gentlemen, and TO appoint democrats who will per-
vert the influence OF the Ty Ter administration the be-
trs,al OF the democratic The os.ensble pdrpose
OF the Convention was to recommend appointments to
the city and county Offices 10 the Executive but the pro-
ceedings will only have tendency widen the breach
which exists here among the various oiques aud divi
in the party Hon. Bradford r. Wood repre- ena.
tive in Congress from this county excommuncated
for voting against the admission OF exas into niou
Among the probable OF the Leg stature this win
ter be cudcd the abolition OF the property aua
itcaton-the snting OF Executive patronage into the
most contracted limits aud the repeal OF the extra
ordinary mnnoties and privileges granted to ncorpo-
rated monopoles OF every character in endorsing their
obligations with State faith and credit, and extending
TO them powers and freedoms of exclusive and arsto
cratic nature 1t is to be deprecated that wanon indif-
ference and utter reckessness has characterized
conduct OF the who have had the control and hand
ling OF The public monies in previous years, in
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in the House and see members vote where an
appropriation of $50 600 $50 600 10 be made with
out knowing what question they were voting upon and
members are often heard asking each other what the
question is. and now they shall vote This is consoa
tory, very and infinitely creditable members and to
my dear public which puts them there. Col Young's
election occasions great deel Of satisfaction 10 6is
party. !. is little remarkable, that Of some forty
democratic members Of the Assembly who assisted to
turn Col Young Of the secrearyship not one Is re-
turned this year. Below give you the in which
portion the public moneys are annually disposed Of
mi ha
cised an this department The enormous OF s2sl
$50 q annually expended aspsy for personal services
TO officers OF the State government This includes the
salaries OF supreme Court clerks and office expenses
the Chancellor and Vice Chanceors, the Comptroller
office, the Secretary OF State and Treasurer Supreme
Court Reporters, Justices OF the Supreme Court, the
Executive the lsy OF the members Of the Legislature
and the Count OF Errors &c SC, SC This is the man
ner IN which rnoety OF the public cash is distributed
DOR individual services.
cold Thermometer 10 degrees below zero Gosling
stand on one footDewsboys are opposed to venstors
ton, and cioaks and sashes brought out It's very
very cold Tonight ~ Chfisinss evethe churches are
beautifully ldecefdte! Tor the ~ssion sleigh
The hours seem to drag heavily, until the anal m
men ofthe sitting OF the ious They 10 be load
cumstsnce in liie to ghten these weary hours OF
their load But the legislative bodies will anon assem-
BILE in solemn and delbersdve conclsve and then the
iaskng OF my energies will ward on extrsneous cause Of
Impotence sadness
Extraordinary preparations have been made 70,
tho reception OF members Albany will be full OF fur
and excitement this winter Fet,s and parties will bt
gwen Tor the particular edcstiol of officials and re vel
~ and jubilee will perva6c all classes
Mr.. Attorney General Van Buren, has returned from
washington He seems to have entirely recovered from
the ELECTS OF the recent expose oil Mackenzie Iary
sits rampant on his lips and happiness sparkes in hi
eyes every gesture sfuil Of dignity and his
post makes him the observed of all obscTvorsr lie Il
aregusr political Hon. though he has dly con
Guided that to insure political thrift requi
slte anu verbal communications positively In
sPehsaois Tor eptes arc not always ocufis subjscfs
IA negotiation pending for the OF the
dimcuites between the organ of the administration
the Sbany dtlas) and the albany .3yeus The stat,
printing is the healing bslsam which will effect this m a.
wonderful coneilstion Aye the printing Of the House
and Senate must be DONE and the rs To be Oh
by the unauthorized and harmonious democracy-una
dultera ed now-harmonous now, when pecuniary noli
cy makes expedien TO temporize and employ the na
tacterisuc srs OF chicsnery and tergIversation
TIE CHERoKEEs Arkansas IntsHirercer 81
the 18th ut, mentions that the Cherokees bay,
threatenedto burn Evansville in Washington county
Ark az soon as the U. g. TROOPS there, shall
so great the fear that Evansville will be at.acke.
ANA burnt by the Ross party !" that Capt Boone hs
sent an express to Gen Afbuckle Teinforce me
Is also reported that the party taat have gono out
the praifies are to be murdered and their friends hay
sent runner to advise them OF their danger Some for
" OF the treaty party are foredD at Fort Wayne
awsitlng the action OF Government. They say that
gsocu'ed much longer, they will be obliged TO fight
svers Oh the citizens OF Beates Prairie have even sen
ne account books TO gentlemen in Arkansas for ssf
keoPing IRE lately occurred al Beates Prairie t-bir
oestro "a rails corn &c, TO the value Of stcco