The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-05

ALBANY, May 2, 1876.
am rejoiced to have the pleasure Of recording con-
hnuaton Of the loveliest weather experienced.
glance at the general result Of the recent election
will discover you that the complexion Of this State
Convention will be varied. There will not be majority
Of grade Of parzans and this fact should be an oc
cason Of the most lively satisfaction to patriots II will
be seen that no measures propositions exclusively Of
partzan nature can be carried in such body; noble
spirit Of kindness and Of generous and manly compro
mise will, necessarily, animate these The consti
tuition of the United States adopted under circum-
stances Of like character No particular faction was In
vested with the balance of power, it is termed and
hence spirit Of harmony and concession ndispsn-
sbe the perfection Of the policy proposed to
be pursued Radicalism defeated and a safe
vatism distinguished their deliberations, and their
conclusions. This Convention will be composed
Of partzans called radicals conservatives, wings,
antrenters and others As faction has clear MAORI
whole, and so il any thing be accomplished unity and
harmony among these men must be secured
that the succession to the Presidency Is frequent.
y alluded to in connection with -silas Wright Wright
Is man Probably the name Of this man ID not prom
may be Buchanan or Clay webster But this il not
to be attributed to the superior excellence Of these
the result o. association 70 DC attributed to Tie
Louis Philippe from exile; which ostracsed Napoleon
which immoializcd Metternch; which execrated Crom
There is a sentiment in the heart Of silas Wright
which makes him truly great There are few grss.
men III hmeiCu hnu hh tue sCieHCc VI lnteiectuel
horticulture should be expended upon these few that
they may be for national crises and straegy
The several bills framed by Mr. Tdcn said to be
what inhibitory Of the legal liberties Of landlords
read third time In the House to-day, and will probably
pass Monday. One Of these bills Is entitled An act
10 abolish distress for rent another An act In relation
10 devses and descents" and third can act to equal
Use taxation The righteousness and excellence, and
probty Of the first named BILL be questioned; n
good and expedient TIM and, have often ntima-
ted would expungc bigoted and inolerant system Of
oppression from statutes But the Senate Will not
pass the bill.
The bills last named puerle, mpotent enemins&s
and inefficient They do not approach the vitality
Of this hydraangcd curse and this babaric fsudalis
Now explicitly declare that the relations between Tia
PATRON and his tensntry strictly feudal and might
proceed TO prove If had leisure that they the very
reflex and counterpart Of the feudaism Of the snth con-
tury these bills not Of the smallest conseoucice
Indeed all hope OF legislative nteposon on behalf Of
the tenantry given up and the 10 roGnrdcd
the forlorn resource Of the tenants.
The Assembly BILL in relation to the New York police
law ordered TO third reading, in the senate to-
day the Assembly bills for the relief Of ten
insurance companies, in New York, which sustained
large losses by the fire Of July last
The bill to abolish militia fines will probably be passed
on Tuesday next
There Is very unpleasant omission on the part Of the
President and Directors Of the Peoples Line OF steam
boats on the Hudson river. allude to the provoking
fact that there does not to be any complete Day
line Of boats. Every second day boat arrives o1ng
ing with II the Herald; the intermediate days We nave
NO boat, and Heraids and they DO not thereiore ar
rive until the next morning This very unpleasant 70
the citizens, and to all else. Some remedy LOT m NJ
elect should be had