The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-13
Affairs In Albany.


THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC STATE CoMMITTEE--
CALL FOR A STATE CoyvESTIoN-BrRoNG REso-
LUTlONs, ETC.
ALBANY, April Il, 1854.
full delegation Of the hard democratic State Commit
tee were in attendance at Congress Hall this morning.
Augustus schell Esq, in the chair From the deter
mined tone of the members well that contained in
the resolutions which they adopted evidence given
that there is not the least desire fraternze with the
softs Their language is bold and fearless in denunca
ton Of the national administration which they labored
night and day to place in power The proceedings of
the committee were perfectly harmonious and the reso-
lutions adopted with unanimity 1t agreed that
eau for State convention should be made for the
twelfth day July, "wednesday and that be signed by
all the members Of the committee Why the anniver-
sary day of the death Of Alexander Hamilton should have
been chosen is matter which is inquired about 1t
an earlier day than has been selected to hold State
convention for the nomination of candidates copy of
the resolutions are here inserted They hard
diamonds, and were reported by Judge Tremain chair.
man Of the committee on that subject
on o ss acS cs * the s s h
election h the national democracy Of this State that
tgenee Of the people We shalt maintain and
Of the prescription wehaye received from the adnnsrs
ton We pManE M II and in the I belief that
ResOyed That the result Of the recent elections New
eple which achieved election as eyinced in dsearding
measures in the only that carried with
reign With New YolS apa e3endae I
Caornia and that while we regret the niatuation tha.
nee with that stern conviction of justice which actuaed the
Resolved That the natioea democracy of this sp
prove sustain the Of the Hon. Francis B. Cut
eor to sss Ss
that applaud the conduct Mr. Cutting in promptly
meeting the attempt Of the administration
having to the and tho
Rssoysd NM sepsrssaiats tSs ,h,
fsr ths proydips
other public works that the great is
icy the Of this and most Just
and resqke to the present national
seton to give and to faction in this
Resolved That State Convention national demo
cracy be held at the city of Syracuse the 18th day Of
July next at II o'clock, M to nominate State ocer for
the ensuing election.
LEGISLATIVE BUsISEss-REPEAL OF THE JONES'
WOOD PARK BILL-PROPOsED CURTAILMENT OF
THE CENTRAL PARK-HARBOR ENCROACHMENTS-
HUDSON RIVER BRIDGE ETC.
The resolution adopted by the House yesterday pro-
vidng for adjournment of the Legislature Friday
OF this week. has not been adopted by the Senate The
conjecture that separation will not take place until
Tuesday is more likely to be realized tnn that the ad
journment will sooner take place. The House to day
pealed the law making jones' Wood public park and
80 that question is likely settled forever. An attempt is
being made to curtail the hundred dimen-
sons of the lied Central Park and it is in the
hans Of committee for consideration. 1t will be
matter OF wonder if the law creating this park be also
repealed by the next Legislature There is strong
feeling for 1t now, and doubt that many of the mem
hers s-t te tho next legislature will pledged upon
the question one way or the other,
The Harbor Encroachment bill still fingers in the
House. Mr.. Brooks thinks it is about good as de-
pitated. Ii IL shall fail this session may forever
fail for 1t will prove that the influence brought to bear
from Brooklyn overrides the influence of the self consti
tued organizatian known the New York Chamber Of
Commerce. The interference Of that body of with
almost every bill relating in any degree to the city of
New York has been the of inducing the members
from the rural districts to receive their advice with the
greatest caution. The Fncroachment bill would have
passed month ago haG not too much ofciousness Of
that character been constantly volunteered The
may truly be said with any petition, remonstrance, or
document got up by the present Common Council
There several bills hanging by the gls and among
them the New York Police BILL the Brooklyn Consolida
ton BILL the Emigrant bill to oust DR.. Vache from the
Marine Hospital the Sacketts Harbor BILL town subscrp
tions to railroads, college appropriations and
The bill for allowing the peoplet decide upon prohibit
badly remain there there is certainty that the Co
would not return it. signed not before the ad
journment II is too late to force it through The
only way left is to make the question issue at the
election for members of the next House Nobody will be
caught mapping then.
The project for building a bridge the Hudson
river at Albany is about abandoned for the session The
strongest efforts used to pass the bill The pressure
for bridge will be renewed at the early part Of the next
session. and the accumulated strength will then enact
law n0eS r0s Troy to the contrary Notwithstanding