New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-19

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/ Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALBANY, "Wednesday eyeg. Feb Il lsil.
The TelegyaDi complains that have unjustly
attacked Mr. Worden. that | am more friendly 10
the Locos than the Wings. and that do not advO.
cate Wing principles Where are his bills OF par
ticulars
When Mr. Worden was nominated by Mr.. Bur
nell a Commits sioner of the Code II looked 10 me
pretty much as if the Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, at their annual session IN Philadelphia. were
to resolve that the Of true religion urgently
required a new Confession OF Faith tor the reformed
churches and that the right reverend and orthodox
father in God, John Hughes, bishop OF New York be
Commissioner assist in the compilation OF the same
spoke Of Mr. Worden with high respect, but showed
that he beeyern the good work OF eodiiiesiion
Was this abuse
~ to principles have not unAinchingly supported
law reform no extension of slavery Corwins views on
the Mexican war temperance. equal representation,
single Senate and Assembly Districts an elective Judi.
cisry and the education of the whole people DO
not uphold (as Corwin does 10 his speech) annual ap-
preparations Of the whole public revenue strict account
ability, economy, and retrenchment the enlargement OF
the great Canal and the finishing OF the others
Have not denounced Reputation. and preferred the
Wing Banks have. nth CreYy dollar Of their ssuss
ersd By STATE Socks Of mis- great Commonwealth TO Van
Burens decetiul scheme, called the SAFETY FUND in
deTision, and not Webster Clay Adams and dear
bought erpcriegce the same side
Whether am 20 stand by principles or by men Is
bill authorize any - persons in each OF % Counties
of this state 70 carry on Banking as capitalists OF
$4,000 Issuing eight ten millions OF registered
Bank notes with other security than $500 per $780,
COO which $4,000 the Controllers three men may see
to-day in a room. and the charter being granted the
ghost Of the guiness may be hushed iorever-is such
bill this TO be taken from the dead weight which
carried down Van Burenism from power in Washington
10 privacy in KndeThook and chrstened Wing prin'
cplesF The Tribuhs says No, and | humbly agree
with its weltimed editorials
Thus far have not boasted-but when attacked from
behind will say contradict il who msy) that there are
few who have more EFFICIENTLY and more DIsIS-
TEERsTEpLY worked Of late years against the enemies
OF Wings and OF OLD Wing principles, than myself
My thanks have been tsunts aud wholesale abuse too
often from both sides but my personal position 10 so
humble and unobtrusive that can bend under Il may
not breast storm. Convinced that peace and vig
liant wholesome honest administration of the Govern
ment will do much for the Union have On very sub
ordinate sphere, 10 be sure sent not lew steady we'll
directed shots into the enenys camp and If the aulier
ing that followed and the way the feathers dew be evil
dence. the Telegraph Editor may analyze H.
In SENATE to-day. there some discussion about
bill relative 10 transporting convics to state prisons
Some l2ooO less more charged 20 the state In
this way tor last year. Who got the money Are
there no details
In the House., petition was presented from William
II Seward David Wright, and Christopher Morgan, re-
latiye 20
Free1,aas LHaacy
And a bill 10 grant the insane dixie the sane) the bene
on BY Mr. shum"ay.
On a former day, this question came under discussion
incidentally, and in reply TO remarks BY Mr. Deven,
Mr. CornweA pronounced an elegant and much deserved
eulosium on TX Governor Seward
That gentleman | never saw, but have been close
observer OF his political since he entered the
State Senate perhaps ts youngest member many years
and count myself among those who look upon him
of the few who have earned the highest hOnors
their country can bestow-
Whether popular or unpopular he has notfeared to be
fined 10 class Of the population but extended TO
all while grovelled after riches. Mr. Sew
ards smoiron has been 10 do good. His feeling are
akin 10 Northern freedom than 70 Southern slave
holding ard his hopes conferred in the happiness and
prosperity Ot his native county Had Mr. Seward been
where Messrs. Dix and Dickinson the Texas
enormity would have found In him steady opponent
had he sat "A Folks seat there had been no wsr-or II
In Dalsss the casting vote would have been for his
country. Mr. Wright and his friends cry out against
Southern Bondage but 10 they did all they could
10 weaken the free North BY the return OF Polk the sd
vocate Of Slavery and Texas. Would il have been
had Seward taken the helm IN the Umpire State Who
say IL
In the House. Mr. Lesvens reported bill allowing
Railroads the line Of the Canal 10 carry freight
al the year round. paying tolls and Mr. Burcnard re-
ported bill in aid OF that excellent mode Of inparting
instruction % the 700 teachers Of the state By
Of Teachers Institutes
Tue Nev.York Delegation were 10 have met this
afternoon relative the amendment Of the City Charter
Canal Frauds.
The Commissioners appointed % examine into the
alleged frauds On the Canals, reported today with
heavy bundle of testimony which. on motion Of Mr.
Cornwall, was sent 70 the Canal Committee
judicial 7,azes and Income.
Mr. T. Smith reported bill 70 tax every lawsuit g.
In the Supreme Court and 70 pay p more, Judges
Of that Court S25o0 year, and 5000 year each Of
the eight Appeal Judges.
AgriculturR Schools
Messrs John Caldwell J. s. Skinner VIM Browning
Geo NJ Woolsey D. +. Lee. Gen. James Tallmsdge o.
L. Kelley Gurdon +. Leeds. Clinton Roswell snd 9th
ers have peroned through Nr. Sckles for an grcul
tura College 70 be located New York ia charge Of
fash tened collegiate education has totally neglected tina,
part Of instruction which concerns the formation IN
every scholar, OF strong body and practical knowi
edge
LOs RsjorDs-AHoiler Memorial.
Mr. sickes presented the memorial Of ~ b Hoxie
Geo T. and John r. Stevens D. Walden. Jr. Charles A.
Cook w. 5. Spear J. r. Brady ". Jarvis Jr H. r Hor.
ton Alfred B. keichum, L. A. lockwood John Fowler Jr
l. NJ Barlow and others members Of the bar Of New
York In which they express their desire keep pace
with that prsisewOrthy zeal for Legal reform" mani
Tested BY the elder members Of the bsr-snd they pray
the passage Of slav making provision,
]. THAT THE PRoFEssioS OF THE Law as a distinct
and peculiar occupation and institution Of society rE
ABoLIsHEo. p That ALL the forms and rules of legal
proceedings. As rHEr HAVE HERETOFORE EXISTED be
abolished Are they al bad, all wrongfi = That no
costs fees shall be hereafter allowed 10 any person
Tor conducting any suit a, law any legal proceeding
whatever a. attorney, solicitor, proctor counselor
a. sgains, either party 10 each suit or proceeding WIN
lawyers work tor nothing II am rich-a poor mans
debtor-snd won't pay. and he employs lawyer TO get
hs own Il the poor who must pay for my wsnton
&C, Of injustice
The Colleges, DC.
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