The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-28
ALBANY, Feb. IS, ls4o.

ALBANY, Feb. as, 1916.
Legislative Proceedings.
This has been great and ominous day In Albany
elements combining and controlling the central regency
power the political influence Of this State galvanic
and annhilatng elements bs brief have been hurried
into awful contact and Waterloo confusion and Water
loo thunder and Waterloo slaughter, concoctsd and
welded by the Bonaparts and the Marshal sou Of the
conservatives, (Clark in the Senate and Sherwood in
the House and the wellington and Butcher of the rad
GALS young In the Senate, and Wells in the House. have
snsued charges Unprecedented in any history except
perhaps, the charge upon La Hays Sante by Bony's
French troops have occurred the old regency s In ts
last squirming gasp the State Of New York. governed
ruled prostratsd dsgraced and dishono red by horde
Of Girondiss, 10 about to shake the vanous repuda-
ton from her coat Of mail and her original i'm
The senate the glorious State Senate. which holds
bugbear legends, hobgoblin stories, and locomotive
legislation to-day The debate upon the report Of
tanning survey Of ne northern portion Of this State
showing it, minss resources, and expatatlhg upon
bed Of iron ore sntly discovered in Clinton county
the advantages q steam on Lake Champlain, and con-
nection from th point by railroad to Boonve Oneida
county, were also shown in this document Senator
marks took occasion to call Messrs spencer and Fol-
high toned federalists and, for some reason or
other, he classified these gentlemen with old isde.
ralists who were ready and anxious to load the
State with debt Tho debate, in q moment took q
most extraordinary turn. Mr.. Spencer deemed any
personality unworthy Of his notice, and declared
that II the Senate to be dsgracsd with such
sonal backguardism, he would sndsavor to have the
law prohibiting dusng instantly repealed The bare
and simple question Of printing few documents afford
ed Young and Folsom u scope and verge enough for
of those peculiar discussions which heard Of
whore else 10 Christendom. Mr. Folsom followed Spen
in reply to the charge made by Johnson as he
federalist MIR. Folsom said he had put johnson to
his trumps." question here arose a. to whet was
triumph this morning. Tho enquiry was referred TO
committee conversant with card" playing Mr.. Folsom
demonstrated that hs ives not Csdsralis and YsaAg
took the noor He proceeded to resolve the term fede-
ralist He had been asked II the junction Of two demo.
Gratis made fedeIalis he thought He concluded
that the term fsderalist quite indefinite. Now 20
show what remarkable turns the debates take In
the Senate. will recite some few Of the proni.
nent topics discussed today, while the question
upon printing document andrew Jackson's veto
Of the Maysvle Road bill, (May ~, lsso,)-En-
ry-he British suppose that there Of politicians
in America who do actually set barns hre; coalition
Of 1874 notification Of the Union strict construction
lists and loose constructonists OF the United States
constitution origin Of the term whig annexation
Of Texas Question whether this measure
loosekor strict construction of the constitution Vr
GINA abstractioniss neutrality Of nativism hisrar
begged at this point to be permitted to state the quss
ton before the Senate, but could nop English judca
ture right Of suffrage aptnsss of negroes life Of j.
Q. Adams, and his mission to Russia bucktails and
hogtals character OF Timothy Pickering (brothsr Of
Mrs. Pckering) Of Massachusetts origin Of the whg
and locofoco parties In 1925 &C &c. &c. These are
few Of the points saborately discussed in the Senate
this morning, pending motion to print documents
No business was transacted in the Senate worthy Of