New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-06


t,r Nth mncb anxiety. The steamer Hiberna was
10 leave Liverpool on Sunday at noon, and will
therefore be due in fortnight. Meanwhile there
are some eight sailing packets which were 10
leave either Liverpool, London or Havre al dates
ranging from Dec. 9th to Dec oath, either OF which
NAV and some Of which probably hcW, arrive be-
fore the Hibernia None of these, however Will be
likely TO bring any intelligence OF the effect pro-
duced in England by the Presidents Message,
which is the topic Of most pressing interest and i'm
portance The Message, we believe, went out in the
packet which left this port the I'd ult and though
it is quite possible it is still scarcely probable that
the news OF its reception will be received by one OF
the packets in anticipation Of the January steamer
Things mt Albany-The Legislature, &c.
Editorial Correspondence
ALBANY. Jan. 4, 1867 M.
The regular Caucus of the dominant party will
no, be held till te. morrow evening, and then in the
Assembly Chamber bat meantime sub. Caucuscs
have been meeting off and on for the last two or
three days. and TO night there are atleast dozen OF
them in blast in the various barrooms &C. through
out the City. Not being in the Councils oil The
Democracy have paid little attention to the plot
tings and plannings and hear with equal surprise
and incredibly that the Old Hunkers' really ex-
pect 10 defeat Col GRAIN of Herkimer for Speaker,
by running against him Mr. B. BAILY of Putnam,
who came here last year an irregular candidate. and
was understood TO be good Barnburner as
Col. Grain himself, and was whole. souled advocate
OF Convention. | apprehend he has been mum
bugged and will have the double modification Of
being beaten and regarded as one who has aposta-
tized from his friends and principles for the sake Of
promotion No other member Of the party is spoken
Of The Wings will probably support Hon. JOHN
YOUNG of Livingston, who was their candidate last
year, and who won golden opinions by his course
through the Session. | think no man in Albany
can seriously doubt that his qualifications for the
post are superior TO those of either Grain Baly,
but this is question of majores and not of quail
ties l hear the name Of IRA HARRIS, the able
Member from this City, also mentioned in connec
ton with the Speakership.
The Clerkship will pretty certainly fall TO Mr..
STARBucK of Jefferson Co. who was the Barn
burners candidate last year. and defeated by JAMES
K. ROSE Of this City, odd Hunker Rose can
hardly have a chance this year but his Deputy Mr..
Dean OF Otsego, means to run. l presume his
known Old Hunkerism will prevent his success.
Look out for q long Message, usual. The
Governor has imbibed the pernicious habit of
writing such, and will hardly forego this opportuni
;y.-The Message will be started hence by Horse
Express about l2I o'clock on Tuesday, and will be
with you in 10 to u hours, in season for Wednes
day mornings Tribune. c.
g The Morning Ncrs appeared yesterday in
new typographical dress-a New Years Gift from
its political friends The Editor appears. as well
he may, to be vastly gratifed by this lattering
compliment from members of his party, and in his
letter to the Committee through whom the gift was
presented he rises to perfect paroxysm of Demo
cratic glori6ca,ion in contemplation of the brilliant
destiny to be secured to the country by the Admins
tra,ion of Polk & Co. Gov. Wright also comes in
for share offusome laudation and we are told with
graceful naiuets that is really delectabe, that
whether he may or may not at any future day, be
demanded from NewYork by the rest of the Union 10
serve the people in skill more exalted post is to his
friends of little as c6 all knotc 10 be 10
himself one Of total Indifference"
John bright boy, cerainly--a genuine chip of
the Regency block-and may now go TO the head. |
Stated Preaching himself could not tell so big
Wrapper with half so pious an air
EY- The Globe, true to its sort Of Democracy
which maintains the equality of all men except |
niggers,' turns up its dainty nose at the Long ISL
and Railroad Company for not providing seperate
car TOR the few colored people las respectable as
himself we dare say) who have occasion to pass over
their road. Washington, though STAKEHOLDER, was
not ashamed TO doff his hat to coored man-and
Lafayette did not feel himself disgraced by associ-
atng with men of the same class as guests in his
own house; but Democracy is progressive and does
not eel itself under any particular obligation TO
form to the old theories of equality. If the negroes
whose presence IN the Long Island cars has given
our neighbor much offence had been slaves in at
tendance on some distinguished Democrat from the
South. they probably would not have excited hisin-
dignaton at all. His loyalty to the peculiar nstiiu
ton would have deferred him in that case from cen
suringt the Railroad Company. We propose that the
difficulty be compromised by furnishing the Editor
of the Globe with separate car whenever he has
occasion to pass over the road.
TIE SLAVE TRADE The Sun true To its
character as an opaque body, publishes from English
Journals paragraphs referring the Transportation
of African emigraats TO the free islands of the
West Indies, and affects 10 see no difference be-
tween such transportation of men with their own |
consent to pacewhere they are 10 labor for wages
and the trade an slares, which is condemned as
piracy as well by our own Government by that
of Great Britain. The system of immigration now
prosecuted by England is doubtless open TO strong
objections, but to confound it with the Slave Trade
is to put darkness for ligh, and lgh. for darkness
a thing ofwhch the San should be ashamed.
ASrI-TAsIFf CREED OF THE SouTH.-J. NJ. |
wadsworth. who was not nominated for Congress
by the Loco ocos of Mr.. Slides District in Lou
isiana, gives bis creed on the Tariff in very lacon
ic form, thus:
AZ an opposed The TarE bat am NOT opposed to The
Duty on SasGr.'
This is worth whole columns of Virginia abstrac-
TONS which are only meant to Sugar ouer what is
is here so frankly avowed.
T ]. NJ. WApswoRTH, Loco-Foco candidate
for the Congressional nomination in Mr.. slidell's
District in Louisiana but who was defeated by EN-.