The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-02

ALBANY, NOV w. lo4o.
.arrirsl Of John Young eeo wrsAfs Fa~iy- 7A'
Lsp Commissfo~ers--C Close Of the CswAl NJ. Young
Decentralization, $e &c.
The Hon. John Young, the Governor elect, CANE
down in the mornings train Of yesterday Sunday nd
ming, in q remarkably quiet manner. He remains at
Congress Hall Very few ofhs friends aware ofhis
arrival until day One of the advis
ed of his arrival and attempted to telegraph last eve
ming but the operators absent We cannot under.
stand the object of this visit present Mr.. Young will
remain in town until Wednesday, when we expect he
will go away just quietly as he came. We saw NJ .
Young this morning at Congress Hall; he is lookin
little pale, and his voice is hoarse. apparently fro
cod but he stated in to enquiries. that 10
general health very good We think ho is looking
quite as well as winter when him every day
The family OF Gov Wright will yacate their city resi-
dence day Mrs Wright who, by the by, is ,r, cti-
cal woman will precede Gov. Wright to ST. Lawrence
county, in order to prepare for his arrival &c Mr..
cem6er the Vanderpoes, probably as the guest Of
John Van Buren,.
II now quite certain that the navigation of the canal
has terminated for the present There is not
very great quantity produce frozen in along the line
Of camel and cargoes in such dilemma with the ex
ception of grain in bulk may be brought over the rail-
road The railroad is carrying freight, and the
quantity -four which will BIO sent by this route will DO
this staple there is in t West ready to be hurried on
to the sesports fest stths Of transportation will
admit the presumption 10 natural that prces must e1pe-
rence heavy decline from the present rates before
spring fthey advanced or kept up TO their present
rates will be owing entirely to the deficiency Of the
We have no way Of ascertainng to-day who the Lsgs
ature may designate as commissioners to codiy the law
under the new constitution This 10 duty imposed upon
the Legislature which highly important 10 its nature
We think John c. Spencer will be one Of the commits.
sionsrs, and that another will DO John Duer Of New
York There three in all to be appointed by the Lee
John Young will assume the responsibility of the Of
Ara IF of under Circu instances
ordinary chsra cter. The influence Of his admins.
ation upon the coming Presidential election for good
this sery furnace win the favor Of the whig party, and
as an Of its success N the great ne
wstchfu vigilance He must unite cunning with abili
ty and sincerity with malicious Discrimination Ne must
be dpomatist and wed the factionai portions o. the
great wing party. momentous work IL cut out for
him let him soothe malcontents, and present the wing
guard to the foe in ls4s united and prepared to NEST
the trial with secon6dence The concentration Of the
factions of tho whig party essential to it, success
and John Young is charged with this business. His ss
usticn IL thersore. one Of great decacy' and Will cali
How vast and complicated are the influences which
viii control this election Of President has been truly
said, we believe, that the slavery qussten will be
brought potent issue in favor Of whig admins.
tration may control the result We believe thst the
crss.s Of Il. :ls2s representation; We be-
eve that the institution Of slavery should at least be
norihwsrd will involve the dissolution Of the Union
Any slave representation in Congress rspugnant to
ss re-: :d viii
rated. Let the parties 20 into the conflict with this
issue before them. Whether slave prerogative shall
the Union by conquest, Otherwise the result, in our
Judgment would DO calamtous to the peculiar naitu-
My telegaphc report from this city published in the
Sunday Herald was dated Buffalo, Saturday evening
Msssrs WsshinSton Hunt, and Albert Smith, members
Of Congress, from New York, are in town to-day, en-
route for Washington.