The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24
ALBANY, April ~, 1886.
The Wsather-Important Legislative Procssdings--
The Apportionmeat Bli-Passags Of the Pilot
Resolutions, &c. &c.

The Psather-Important Legislative Proceedings-
The Apporfionmeat Bai-Passags of the Pilot
Resolutions, &c. &c.
Another bright and beautiful morning on this con-
tnent-bright. because the whole earth is glowing
under the chameleon beams Of summer sun |:
beautiful, because the buds are opening, and the
green growing and the silver rivuets bounding
and finally because every material parcel OF creation in
this country town looks paradisiacal
House in motion-organizsd at 9 A. NJ. prayer, jour.
nal reading of some dimnutive bills from the Senate
reports OF Committees &c &c. House little confused
preparatory to the final vote the apporti,nment bill
Observation-Disclosures Of the members their feet
small groups OF partixans around the chamber with in
tervas of space between them loud talking Scene
country tavern in Virginia at general election to,
tally impossible to hear even tho clerks powerful
monotone while reading the enacting clauses OF the
aforementioned diminutive unimportsnt bills. Al
precisely 10 A. NJ Mr. Speaker in the chair, electrified
the House by positive command Of ORDER" seconded
by terrific rap with the mallet q twoinch plank
csl raps Of the mailst aforesaid The reason paipa
be-coumon boards would be calcined directly Mr..
Speaker announced
THE APposrIoNMENr BILL.
And the Clerk read the bill the third time Mr. Speak
stated the question 10 be upon the final passage this
bill, and voice called for the ayes and noes Tildsn
looked pale Worden trembled John Young looked
mad chsihsd appeared to be enjoying psrspiratve
Mr.. worden-Mr Speaker, want to ask how the pas
sage Of this bill will affect notices which havelalready
been given for the election Of delegates under the old
"
Fundamentally speaking, and tho Speaker said so
Tilden replied that it would be simply necessary in the
tions to be BY the new spportionment Ia making
their nominations. Young-Mr. Speaker-I hope mem.
bers will be ordered to take their seats This remark
was very appropriate as ninety huudredths of the
body were their last legs " they adjourn in
afew days.youlknow. speaker-The Clerk will call the
names of members. The Clerk proceeded % call aud
take the trouble TO prefix the of the gentlemen
who voted on this bill.
Arr.-Messrs. Albertson. Benedict, Boyce Chstasld,
r. nka Etaaf
Hesrmsncs, Hover, HowE. King Kline. n Lawrence
shall O. + MARSHALL MCNEIL. L. Miller. Monts cry,
Morehouse Oliver Perkins, Pierce. Pitts Primmsr. Ro
Small the speaker. spoosa. Stewart, ' Ten r.
Thompson Tdep, Titus, Townsend, Udal Van Bergen,
VOORHEES,, Wells, Wills, walcots, A. Wood, Wood
Nors-Nessrs. Angle, Baird, Beach, Bell, Blskely,
Blodgett Bloss. Boughton Burnel Bush, Clark. Cole,
Foote, French, Fuller, Fullerton. Hall Harris Hayner,
Johnson, Kingsmsn Lake, Lawyer. Lewis, Long Mari.
Rathbun. Rice. seari. W. s Sherwood Smith, steven
son. Stows,J. r. Thompson, Walbridge, Ward Watson.
Wisner. :. Wood, Woodruff, Wordcn, A. w. Young,J.
The bill passed-the ermins spotted judiciary
traversed antiquated institution, called supreme
distinguished consideration Is knocked into noneny-
denounced as superduty, and as an extra blot or
These Justices are modest mons the Court Of Erors has
quashed vast number Of their decisions and they
muImured and they are able men, too; they are men Of
cabre and genius though they never say SO themselves
| for,
IT is witness still of Excsllency,
To put strange face on his own perfection
But undertake to say that If the opinion of the late
Mr. Justice Story Of James Kent had been subject to
reversal in this by the Legislature, it would have
azors operated by Executive dctation hung over the
heads Of these and they must stand up to tho rack
or dis You know, as Of course, thar atthe Judicial
opinions Ia America could stand before chain shot
'thumb screws But can't animadvert too largely
We merely want the world to know that the apporton
hent bill is passed. and that rnquisitoria cabinets and
midnight assemblies and Executive power and rasps
and rowels and razors afore mentioned concocted and
compounded the great motive power on this occasion.
The pilot resolutions asking for repeal of the law
Of 1887 up in order in the Senate this morning
Now the justice and honor and prosperity Of the prin
been acknowledged all over the civilized world /;
that i to say, Pnoeipe which prohibits novicates
who have employed the energies Of half dozen
years in acquiring knowledge of the business and
stood up IN his place and these
because they proposed to repeal the law Of 1887 care
to be told sad the honorable gentlemaD that Con-
gress cannot psss law to regulate the system of pilot
repealed the law Of 1851 replied that when
to be passed that was necessary to
provisions out OF the way conflicting laws could not
INA s dsss,oa * M qs,e
tons passed. and now we have strong reason TO
hope that Congress will take this matter in hand vey
soon.
Gen. Eiastus Root, of Delhi, Delaware county, was
present to-day in the Assembly chamber The old veter
an stands six feet and inch with his sandals His
hsg 10 white as fake and his eye bright
diamond May he live . thousand years. and my his
shadow never be less.
The judicious bill mentioned in my letter in the He
raid Of yesterday for putting the superintendence and
repairs Of the canals out at contract passed the House
ration the vote was SO ayes and 81 nays.
Twenty minutes did not intervene from the time the
bill passed the House to-day before the
Governors autograph was at the bottom Of it. There
has been keen diplomacy, and an astute though base
anshp employed in getting this bill through from
the alpha to the Omesa. But nimporse The peoples
hearts the mmutabe basis which supports the psrs
OF the united Constitution and while there 10 popular
preference for free institutions, there need be
Of alarm All the political chcaDery and regeneration
which the world suffered cannot shake such ia.
brio.
MoRMoN ISrELLIGENcE.-As far as we can learn,