The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-08
ALBANY, April 6, 1886.

ALBANY, April 6, 1886
The Outbreak at Albany and the Nominations to the
State Conrentiom-Biu to abolish Capital Pwm-
ishsnewf DECENTRALIZATION ofMe Senate On, various
BMs.
On my return from temporary visit at Washing
ton, find politics and politicians in state Of fusion
here During my absence the wretched cliques Of a
great party have been at loggerheads, and terrific
rsncountsr has occurred Delegates have been nomina
ted to the State Convention by these eque without re-
ference to the great question of constitutional REFORM
In these nominations they have looked only at the exa
taon Of confederates and have not been impressed with
Of the great interests involved in important
the revision Of the constitution Of State
10 to be feared that anatcal and incendiary elements
will be thrust into this convention without patriotism
honor. or integrity; for whom malsvosnce and hatred
are the prime movers in nominating conventions, the
worst results are to be expected.
bill to abolish capital punishment and to substitute
into the house by Mr. Titus At the solicitation Of nu.
msrous friends, that gentleman will amend the BILL
the people At the next November election and shsn nc.
ted upon by the Legislature. The amendment will be
offered in few days, together with report which
Among tie bills for the relief Of the dsafsctsd tea.
anry the bill to abolish distress for rent has been dis
opposed to it. The remaining antirent bills were made
spscsl order for today but they were passed over
day IN the Exscutivs Climber very Ike the SoV
ernor. tV
At the South the trees are covered with foliage and
the fields are carpeted with green had capital
Charlotte de Rss for dessert at Barnums Hotel in Bal
dmore. arrived there what seemed to be carni.
val day At Philadelphia snd south Of that city ftp
always given for the Herald and several occasions
paid eight cents for = copy: cannot commend too
highly the address Of the oncers connected with the
railroad from New York to Philadelphia moro particu
larly, Msssrs Forbes and Gamble.
To day in the Senate, Mr.. williams from the Commit
tee Railroads. reported In favor Of the Assembly bill
to authorize the construction Of the New York and
Albany Railroad The Senate was in committee of the
legal notices after some debate the bill referred to
committee to report complete, and the Senate ad
journsd to Z M.
In the House, to-day, the bill to suthoriss the extern
sion of the New York and Erie Railroad into Pennsyl-
van debated at length and finally recommitted to
the Committee with instructions.
Mr. Fullerton reported In favor of his bill for the
organization Of the militia The bill for the relief Of
William Busl, involving claim Of $50 900 against
the Stas was passed In the House. And the House ad
joumsd 70 Pm. ttM r#
The Senate met At P NJ. today; but there being no
quorum present. adjourned till tomorrow.
The spporonment bill 10 still pending in the House.
and y highly probable that It will be defeated.
met the Hon. Albert Gallup to-day, and am sorry
to say that the injuries he received 1t New Scotland
were very severe. Those disgraceful scenes show
what may ultimately be the effect Of such terrible poll
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