The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23
Our Albany Correspondence

Scenes in tie LtgisiGtsue-The Course of Epents-The
Pyseeeeings, &c, &c, &c.
1t IL pretty fairly developed, that very much Of
the action Of the present legislature will be by
the determination of the two parties democratic and
whg) to make all they politically, out of the pre-
sent winter This Is the period for giving shape and
complexion to matters with reference to the future.
The next Legislature will be Of great to the
political parties and will be selected very diff
ferent character and calibre from any now here So
predict. You very we'll understand this and can see
more clearly than many, tho emergency which will de-
mand all the talent and strength Of parties in the Lee
gslsture.
daily becoming and (what on and other
independent editors have prrdicted) the standard of
republican Institutions; the lines OF party-mere
party less and lees defDabe by any mere party
demsIkations; men are becoming more enlightened
county is approaching faster than Miiers mepium,
when merit, and not might will be the test of fitness
for stations OF honor and high trust.
The political lines not yet full y demarked in the
two housss although much Of defnitive character is
implied BY some think rather priori. The quss.
ton OF who are wings is very easily settled; bot what
will be the precise tendency of the Of demo-
crsts-whether one to the other, partially each
wards the wings In things jealousy guarding
his vantage ground whether u bold front an the
platform Of bunker or bsrnburper grounds-caanot
now be assumed positively; although it is manifest
think that the democracy will not to the mon
ere mixture a abotioDsm with the elements Of their
body Three only Of the Senators voted
voted much because Of hostility aversion to the
enls hreped septmer IL of Northern men ON the ore A
subject of universal liberty and rights AZ from an in
disrosition 20 encourage ruitlsss With
matters ALREADY placed by the CONSTITUTION hsyoed the
reach Of State Interference
That there Is a great degree of fear of
from eaeh Marty iseyldent from tbs sna;sd ssersc nj
caucus gatherir gs and ealousy of movement. In each
rarity Of either houee and we NAV safely isfer tina,
each feels the force of the
Sometimes from the teacher. Of morality~a Let him
who thinks he stands take heed lest ne failn
We have had n very fine spow storm ,ince SUNDAY
which coming Just as the roads were getting like bar
CARS limbs bare in parts has been very gladly
and welct med by the people ef all grades
Tho resolution recon ding the priation OF
public Ian dis TO Hungarian WAS la
the Senate this morning, with a alton 40 20
amend toincude the landless (not tbrtiess) PEG
Of country Such a reso utiop or me xsure n
adopted will of course, be the most agrsriap move
mept Of the sge, aud the Hon Gerrit Smith and flo.
Greeley will properly become for
misoners Tor the distribution Of the zane The reso
laiop having been referred TO the
tee. will come up in order for discussion hereafter
There Was considerable confusion in the House this
morning. and II out OF the isnorancs Of business
order come q IN. country members IL Is matter
Of all magnitude for the Speaker Of tn. Assem-
to preserve order where the case large number
Of members utterly ignorant Of all parliamentary
usaees and decorum. IL putt the energies and skill Of
the Speaker clerks and officers defiance to hold the
rude elements thus combined, in abeyance The reso-
luton was In reference 10 copcurripg with the Pres-