The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-23
Our Albany Correspondence.

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Our Albany Correspondence.
ALBANY, April 81, 1854.
Quietuess at the Capial-Run upon the Treasmy-No
Legislative address Issued-Candidates for Gorerncv-
Four Distinct 7ickess-Tae Anti Proaibitionists Co.
Out, de-, dc.
The adjournment of the legislature has rendered our
city comparatively quiet and the hotels deserted. Many
OF them are taking the opportunity of being repaired
ana among them Stanwix Hall quite extensively.
STOCK company are erecting superb hotel in Hudson
street. near the river the site of the old Temperance
House. the hrst in the country which, when ready in
the early part OF winter, is to be opened conducted
upon the New York Loveoy and French plan The high
price OF building materials and the advance in mechan
cal labor have been the arrestine number ~
private structures which in contemplation month
since.
The State Treasurer's Office is filed and wilsbe for
several days. in paying the thousand and one creditors
whose demands legalized in the Supply BILL Many
thousands Of dollars to almost everybody will be dis
tributed in varying from ten dollars to twenty
thousand.
All the politicians left the capital unprecedented
manner. From time immemoral down to the present it
has been usual and heretofore considered indispensable
for each party to issue legislative address to their par
san friends previous to adjournment relating the good
political and public acts they accomplished the wise
want of time or other cause and many other mat
tiers easily incorporated in political address But
hing Of this sort has occurred Bray Dickinson al
lowed the wooly heads to depart without holding
meetng the hard democrats though frequently solicited
by the outsiders absolutely refused they had nothing
to present to the hundred thousand seceder from the
tiona administration in this State and the corporals
guard OF softs and free sellers, who to man for
loving brethren Thus as everything else in politics has
taken new turn, this custom OF issuing political ad
dresses at the close Of legislative sessions has aban
doned, probably never to be resumed The only thing
done, Of prospective character meeting Of the
hard shel State committee in selecting time place
for their next State convention.
Though there formal held there was
still great deal said and the views of members pretty
freely interchanged the various candidates Gov
ernor There quite strong party of wooleys who
favored the nomination of Senator Josiah Williams OF
Tompkns county He is supposed to be the best advised
of any Senator upon constitutional law as he always
carried the red book in his hand He is wealthy, am
bilious and being of careful economical turn of
the State except may be upon the Cayuga Marshes
or the cayuga and Seneca canal. y was strong
would place him upon the forward list of wing presiden
tal candidates In 1856 Canal Commissioner Ftzhugh is
should he pledge his support to the Albany bridge and
certain other railroad interests he will not be opposed
by the railroad power. Edwin D. Morgan of New York;
has host Of warm friends, but he is not the kind Of
metal fit for fusion in the wooey crucible. The silver
grays have candidate for Governor any other Off
and the naughty and disrespecul treatment which
they received from the Seward wooeys renders it
that they will independent of their dicators at
the next election, they partially did at the last Ths
soft shells and barnbu1 will unite upon Seymour.
They already Boosting Of the strength he has gather
ed his prohibory veto and that the class of voters
who thank him for refusing to sign the bill will sustain
him at the polls As he gathers all his public opinion from
the softs exclusively he will consent another nomi
nation and be defeated by the identical individuals who
ssacrifced Silas Wright The hards hunkers,
lest in the field divided between John Vanderbilt
and Greene Bronson their candidate for Governor
One faction allege that the decapaton of Bronson by
Marcy has created sympathy for him which will be
perfectly irresistible The other portion declare Wander
bt the strongest in the State, account of the
patriotic and manly stand he took against Sey-
our and his administration to altering the constitu-
ton to allow the State to complete her canals It
is not yet decided whether the temperance will
candidates separate and Independent of the political
parties Many OF the leaders disposed to select
didates from Governor down to members of Assembly,
purely upon the prohibory PLATFORM they declare that
confidence be no longer reposed in either OF the
political parties that both wings and democrats utter
the most solemn pledges at the polls which are regularly
broken in the Legislature the Executive chamber As
matters stand, there Is probability Of being four
candidates in the field for Governorone supported BY
wbig partisans hard SHE'LL SOFT abolition barnburner,
and Maine law candidate The opponents of the prohi
bi.ory liquor law will secretly select from the party
limitations of those presened they will organise with
eermination Of eSeetng house OF Assembly different
the last this class Of citizens have been
aroused BEFORE their united efforts will bring to bear
strict temperate habits and whom the passage Of any
laws in relation to the sale and manufacture of liquor
would not affect in the leas-a class who view calmly
and considerably whether society would be injured
eneted by the perfect suppression OF the traffic, the
.Itraists desire