New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
Re.apportionment of the Couveniion--Canal
Reform BilI-Senate Districts, &c. &c.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

ALBANY, April *.
You will perceive that Loco II ocoism has per
fec,ed lis outrage upon law and decency. The bill
TO blow up" the Convention was forced through
to-day by vote of 60 to Sc. Had the vote been
taken last night, the result would have been differ
emit But perhaps il is az well as it il. The Wings
will quietly acquiesce, leaving TO the people 10
avcnge their own wrongs which they will do. The
act marked az il was by outrageous circumstances
oftime and manner and intention, needs no comment
1t will stand side by side with that last dying act
of the old Federal dynasty in 1901, when that FAC
ton sought to iasten themselves upon the people by
law passed under the party gag on the last night
of the last session of Federal Legislation. But
though the act was consummated, the people aveng-
ed themselves by an utter overthrow OF those who
had thus trod upon them. So will 1t be here
The people understand the whole matter. The
movers and wire Pullers, from Gov. Wright down
TO the Attorney General, and that important person
age who because he receives $500 year from the
State for acting scribb!er for the Governor I'M
AGNES he has the whole State upon his shoulders,
and the great Messrs TlLDEN CHATFIELp. DC. &c.
are all known and marked, and have gnined a
rank with the Federal movers Of whom | have
spoken. Let them 60 Let Tammapy Hall send
her 10 Delegates The Country will probably be
as much governed by their influence IA is now the
case with her Delegation in the Assembly. VIZ NiL
But Loco Focoism had scarce plumed its wings
this triumph over the people, when II lay pros
-
pie. The bill to strip Loco Focoism OF the i'm.
mense power il now exercises over the Tree VIII oil
the peope by the control of the canals through Su.
perintenden,s. Sc despite the fierce opposition oil
the Barnburners was passed by the Assembly,
and will doubtless be concurred In by the SENATE
and unless Cato" vetoes H. Will become law.
This is the most important measure OF the session
1t will save to the State over 100000 per annum
and will rid our public works OF the pollticai ihcu
bus which has depressed their energies and been
productive of most corrupting influences upon the
rights and privileges of the people wish you
could have seen the chop. fallen Locs.F ocos whef
this bill finally passed. They felt as ii their glory
bad departed ere it was fairly in their grasp ~,
You will notice that the rival Loco-Foco candid
ates for the Convention from this Cry nave ooll
backed out, and now the name of DR.. PETER w EN-
DELL Ia dlsplayed n, the head of the columns OF the
organs of both factions The best OF the joke 30 ia
as the atlas is concerned il. that this Dr. Ia on.
who has been charged by that same faction VIII
Conservatism and the sin of voting for hi5 can
didates on numerous occasions
CHATfELp's new County of CANisrEo olli ma
Just passed the Assembly by "a vote oil AZ to 10.
Mr.. HALL has submitted a minority report Oh
the organization of Senate Districts, His plan is a
follows:
FIst-New-iork and Richmond p.,,
Sscond-Kiurs. Queens, Suffolk, Westchestor, fu'
man, Duchess, Rockland, Orange sullivan An.
Third-Uster, Greene, SchonMic Seaeheo'"''' '
NY Rensselaer,, Columbia 49, 49,, ,,
Fonrth-Wash.ngton. Saratoga Warren, Essex, Gin
ton Franklin. St Lawrence, Fulton, Hamilton, Mon;
romery, Herkimer. g. a.
Fifh-Jeherson Lewis, ONEIDA Ma'non' o'''eo' vs.
wego. me-, c,,,
Tompkins Chemung, Steubsn. Alicsany:
Screntk-Onondsga Cayusa, Seneca, wayne eh'"'0
Livingston, Wyoming, Yates. c
Eirsih-Monroc, Orleans Niagara, Erie Genesee
causrsnyps Chautauoue Yours &c.