The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-14
. Buffalo. Rochester, oswego, Syracuse, Utica.

IL Budslo. Rochester, oswego, Syracuse, Utica
Troy. &c.
there was much rejoicing among the democratic
brethren, because the barnburning Atl0s ncwspi-
per appeared on Saturday evening, without the &C.
sbrs.ed j.. ,nr stone ro has appeared at the
four years. to the great discontinue OF the bunker
order II has been dispensed with very quietly.
without a why or wherefore, and laid aside silent
w. peace ably, and willingly. The two wings con.
graduated themselves at the event, and all consd-
cred il an omen of certain harmony and consequent
victory. They all agreed it should have been
omitted from the paper the moment California was
admittt and the territory of New Mexico formed.
Some apologist remarked that there was some ne
cessity for keeping il at the mast head of the free
soil organ for fear that the Journal would adopt IL
as the Seward motto, and thereby steal all the
barnburner thunder. Others equally rabd. de-
clared that it ought to remain as the motto OF the
party until modification or repeal of the fugitive
slave law was effected.
ALpANY, March IL, 1851.
The Legislature about VISITING the CITY of NeU~
Ymk-Their Proposed Nortmsssts, &c. &c.
The Legislature of the State of New York were
yesterday invited by Daniel Drew and Isaac
Newton, to visit the commercial metropolis, anG
take free passage, with accompanying extras, or
board one of the peoples line of steamers Neither
House have yet officially decided whether no. to
accept the invitation, although members iadividu-
ally, nearly to man, state that they in favor OF
the proposition.
The Hudson River railroad conveyed the last
Legislature to the city, after the adjournment, and
feasted them right plentifully at the Astor House.
But it was done after the adjournment of the
sion, and when no reciprocal favor could be ex
tended. The present invitation has been given
earlier in the session, and although rendered 10 the
name Of the propretors of the peoples line OF
steamers, il is acknowledged that the mem.
bers of the Common Council OF the city
Of New York instigated the movement. Com
mitees of both houses will be appointed 10 coater
in making the necessary preparations on board the
steamer, and also in the city of New York; and IL
is very likely that the " congregated wisdom of the
State will embark for the city on Thursday eve
ming of next week, arrive early the next morning,
and stand prepared to be escorted through the city,
They WILL OF course, be invited to visit many of the
public Institutions, such as the Deaf and Dumb, the
Blind, the Orphan Asylum, House of Refuge, and
all the sights on Black wells and Wards islands.
Many of the honorables will be delightedin visiting
the State arsenal, in order to ascertain whether
Gen. Lees fifteen or twenty thousand dollar de-
mand to complete the building is requisite. Others
will take trip over to the navy yard and the mag.
nifCeht Atlantic docke, On the Brooklyn side. The
ocean will be visited, the snip yards on the
East rver and the unrvalled Novelty, Allaire, and
Morgan works, up in the Eleventh ward. Then
again, others, poss essng taste for observing
the progress in science and art, will spend an
hour or two in Witnessing the wonders OF the Neu-
York Herald printing establishment and lightning
press, from whence emanates, semi and TIL
daily, the collected intelligence from all parts
of this nation and the whole globe, and diff
fused the hundred thousand readers of that paper
with the speed of newsb0y locOmOtiOn and rail-
road and steamboat velocity, to every quarter Of
intellectual creation. Then, again, to catch g
attend the free lectures, others proceed to the Ia
bernacle TO witness the appearance OF city pietyS
others, again, will prefer the legitimate drama,
it is q done at the Broadway; OF inquire for
: uhev ~ Scr At y 0ysss
field" at Brougham's; or /" The Rose OF Sharon
at the National; or. The Wizard Of the Wave"
at The Bowery. The abolition members will in
quire for Christy's Fellows opera houses; while
many Of the sedate and sober sded, from the rural
districts, will wander along the Bewery, in search
of"g ground aud lofty tumbling," at the Amph,hea-
tain that the honorables will enjoy themselves
right heartily, If, by some unlucky mishap they
not pergitted to penetrate too far iato the inte
nor of Alderman kelly's Sixth ward. The greea
'uns should be particularly advised, aud strictly
guarded. in relation TO this portion OF the /" elea
plants" domiDions.
The honorable members and their horde Of at
taches, will not be very particular whether the
grand dinner comes off either at the Astor or the
Irving provided The substantial portion OF the en-
tertanment 10 not delayed beyond eleven, p. M.
The honorable committee OF the Common Coun.
Gil should take this fact into consideration.
Now, as there are many appropriations required
from the STATE in conducting the institutions of the
city, literary and benevolent, respectfully through
the ensuing year, and for which the first dollar haze
not yet been contributed, it is all important that
members should make personal inspection of all
which il is de sirable to assist Colleges, acadia
mics, orphan asylums, lunatic asy ums, houses OF
refuge, and SO on, are being annually erected ia
many OF the interior cities and villages, and for
most Of which donations are required. Besides
there lie yearly rivalry extending wider and deep
er between the great city and country, which has
advanced far, that donations rarely obtained
for city charities unless ~ stem OF log rolling l.
entered into, so as to secure an equal amount for
the country objects.
Therefore, let the fathers Of the State be enter
tanned, Toasted ! lonzed and provided for with the
accustomed berality Of the hosptable Gotham
ties. II will form precedent for future years, and
may contributed materially in deciding the question
now considerably egltated, that the State capital
can never be removed to Utica or Syracuse.
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