The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-25
Our Albany Correspondence.

ALBANY, Jan. %, 1853.
Tie Failure of Coo'cy'S Canal Resontsoms-IpW
There te an Enlargement appointments to Of
fce-IHe Delcgatioasto Concord, &c. &c.
Your readers will have noticed the failure, in the
Assembly of Senator Cooleys resolutions, proposnga
joint committee Of both Houses, to be charged with
the entire question of the Canal enlargement Ably
supported as they were and important as it seemed
that the subject should receive early and efficient
adjustment on the part of the Legislature yet thei In
fuence of the Governor and the atlas clique pre-
vented their passage The fact is the barnburners.
who have got the committees in both Houses filed
with their own men, do not intend that anything
shall be done towards the enlargement this winter
hoping thus to make Gov. Seymours administration
odious to the canal interest, and thereby compel
him to remain wholly in their hands On the other
side, the hunkers, believing that the democratic
party in this State will be utterly wrecked next fall
in the event of failure to carry out the Governors
promises made before the election are DESTROYS that
something should be speedily done to satisfy the
necessities of the central line and its tributaries The
barnburners cunnngly prolonged the debate Tor
several days, until today when, taking advantage
of the absence Of many hunkers, who had gone home
to spend the Sabbath, and keeping their own forces
PAoFoS-~-S-
by the casting vote of their Speaker. There will
probably be an attempt on Monday to reconsider
Immediately upon tie failure to concur in the Sc
Mates plsn, Senator Vanderbilt (hunker) gave no
tice Of a new enlargement bill, which will probably
embody such plan can receive the assem- OF DOth
Houses in spite. of harnburner opposition. Inc de-
| mocratic party, now in power must 40 something
for this question or meet the disappointed people OF
the canal districts at the polls next November and,
before the Governor suffers such avowed opponents OF
internal improvements as Arphaxad Looms 20 SPEAK
for him. he should remember the tate OF Silas
Wrights administration, and shun the eVl counseis
| OF the dtlas faction.
The Senate will be called to act this winter upon
batch of appointments, the most important OF whicn
Canal Appraiser or two, ana anouI aGSen
New York Harbor Masters, and Health Oincer
Some tronbe is apprehended, as the majority OF the
democratic Senators hard shell hunkers, and WI
not probably feel disposed to permit the Governor e
reward the soft shells, who have driven 1her illena
out OF Tammany Hall, and gone to Concord to op
pose the Hon. D. S. Dickinson. How all VIII even
tuate must be left for time to develope. large mum
Der Of New Workers. both hard shells ard s0its, arr
here awaiting results. "a.
State are at present al Concord-he one, headed D.
Chief Justice Beardsley carrying thither stront
set of recommendations in favor OF Governor pickin
SON. the other, consisting Of Lieutenant Goyern 1
non isnow SAID TO favor the appointment of Governo
Seymour to post III the Cabinet, which would throw
the State into their hands, by placing Dir. Churcl
IN the Executive chair. The democrats of thi
city appear to be largely in favor of Goyerno
Dickin son though Mr. Marcys residence is here ant
the latter has numerous friends
ION will perceive that Mr.. Gilmore (hnnker0 O.
your city intends TO bring in bill, of which he has
given the Usual notice to repeal the TammaDy Soci
etys charter. This looks like war to the knife as the
passage Of such bill, in the present condition OF
the two Houses would be beyond doubt. Had not
| the Sachems best reconsider their resolution, and
give up the task OF adirdcating without authority
| upon Tie legitimate organizations of the party2
Mr. Taylors bill concerning slaves IN frans,tu
! still sleeps III the judiciary Committee, and is not
4 likely 10 be heard OF very again this session.
This city has been inundated with Temperance
and Women's Rights people this past week. The
novel spectacle of the presenting Of petition by
deputaton Of ladies was witnessed, for the first time
! on Friday ~ your regular correspondent has in
formed you. All BloOmerGom has been on hand and
some very sensible speeches and very silly resou-
tons have been put FORTH There will be no Maine
| law this session
There is spirited competition for the post Office
! going on among the unterTifed. The latest rumor
/ Is that JONES Kidd, Esq., worthy silver gray
Postmaster, Is about to resign and procure the ap-
pontment Of James NJ. French, Esq. an active barn.
burner and one Of the original proprietors of the
-3tfgS. BY this means il is hoped that Mr. Pieroes
choice can be iorestaled and the ree5oier retained
under the coming administration
The sleighHg is delightful although somewhat
worn iii the streets, and the weather is mild.
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