The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-27
VOL. Xxx.
From the State Capital.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC STATE CoMMrrrEE-ON-
sLAu6Hr ON THE BARBERs-BANK NOTES.-THE
TEMPERANCE BnL-REcEPTIoNs, ETC.


TEMPERANCE BHL-REcEPTIoNs, ETC.
ALBANY, Jan. %, 1855.
The greatest anxiety among both sections Of the faith
full and untered democracy has existed since Mr.
Augustus Schel issued orders for the meeting OF the
National Democratic State Committee. Fears prevailed
unlimited extent side that the object Of the
call intended to produce complete fusion through
out the entire State to throw down all weapons of re-
beon against Pierce Marcy, and the national admins
tration and unite upon all measures regarding no.
enemies but the whg party. On the other hand hopes
entertained the distinction existing known as
bards and softs would be oblteraed and measures i'm
mediately taken to present united front prepara-
tory the next election. Others again. positive
the faith that the call Of the committee had particular
reference the present condition Of the democratic
press at the capital of the State and also to assist the
hards and softs in the legislature in presenting a.
candidate to be voted the sixth day Of February
to fill the place occupied by William II. Seward The
latter vie pr.vsRied In consequence OF reports in cir
cuaiiop that In necessity should exist, Of
the bsnburner votes were ready TO be cast for that
distinguished gentleman.
In consequence Of the above, and other rumors os
minor import much interest felt which increased
evening At an early hour large number Of outsiders
aockeo to Congress Hail. The members Of the State
Committee very freely button holedl and various
kinds of advice gratuitously given "Will there be
fusion ~ inquired upinitiated. win the sword Of
dscord be converted into the ploughshare Of concord
care the bards and solts to become bedfellows Y'-
were iDttrro9atoriss passing from one to another.
Finally the interesting BODY retired to private
Law department Of Congress Hall duly patronized.
After an hours consultation, and the selection Of
hour was taken The resolutions, as published in the.
HKRALD then read The first one, relating to the
position and prospective condition Of the hards their
determined opposition to the national administration,
and their pledges to continue arrayed aganst 1T,
fast in their adherapce to Daniel S. Dickinson caused
debate Those who spoke against its adoption
the less friends and admirers Of that gentleman,
Init Onl n mis- Of
name on the occasion Some OF the me nbers thought.
they discovered certain inhng squirting towards the
Presidential question: The resolution adopted by
nearly the whole committee.
The Ie.ut Of this meeting shows, beyond peradven-
tuIe, that the national democrats stand firm and i'm
movable They reiterate the determination of the hards
to prosecute the against the present national admin
influences may be brought TO bear whoever may ira
the State with carte blanche to ill Offices or to-
be produced upon the hard nationals. mis- there
fore, ends all attempts at fusion The hards and softs
comes swallowed up. The bombardment against the
hards has continued for nearly two yearsmuch longer
have wthstood the mortars and bombs with the most
determined courage and likely to hold out to the
end, without either captuation submssion or treaty
They boldly 70 inform the powers at Washington.
Mr. Munday notice in the House that he intends,
at some future day, TO introduce bill to close all bar
Der shops Sundays in the city Of New York. Where's
Mr. Mcguire gave notice OF bill to prohibit the cir
cuation Of ali foreign bank notes. unless secured by
State or United States stocks.
Some days since the House adopted joint resolution
authorizing committee 10 visit the courts, Tombs,
n tSs cv ~ New York having in charge prmn.s ana
matters spperainng TO that large class Of individuals
II was sent to the Senate and amended This morning
~ Wa caeu w =, IN sne a,ouse, anu upon ~. M
PROBABILITY now is that no investigation Of the iind win
be had by the present legislature
u INC Di - ea a Win Gupaoe 1rsssor.
morning and vet there has not been single se .tion
adopted Strange, also, that effort to take 1t
Sa eons,aeraon .; onI O'CLOCK TINS s,srnoon nos
to carry that motion No one believes the bill viii be-
brought to final vote, not even the House, before
Ips when an a.smp. Is 70 % mace 70 eject
or seven working davs Intervening publis A.
tenton II more than directed to the
hnow No.nngs OF the House, who hooing the balance
o ~ teey 90 on pom .nese questons can eeoe
Dill mhlch wiz they 90 wiz tney DC wnipped inuo
% sIppor. sswaIa ano .nen Is .oia .ns' WIN KIN
the wing party 70 pass tne promonory law
:, At.empH were maze .o-day 10 aoJourn over unul
nonoay Inc enoti iaea 50 the nrst saturasy o. me
.essonMnow one, .hra spent-wm % occupied m tne
trsnsaction OF legislative business. ,
III, fnoS In oe.h as nsLe a1ans ane a.ss signs
which 10 being improved BY the eyerready riding COM
Inc Weaer 70 coiu, so rs '" AocP
me Ahnuai parties IN nonor o. tIe Legislslure are
ny " 'yue. VI "enesusy sven,ng sne menu PSr
aiwsvs as s iSr,S th III, r t Th; sr;n NJ
uess ueIAy nen ~ LIS evening ns
"a uoseIno, .iarA s'es ns nIss
az aoes -, no. sena 70 sse one every a.ernsse wee.
ou. w open DIS doors TWO OF tnree mes oeore inc 40
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REVOLUTIONS OF THE HARD SHE'LL STATE COMMITTEE
NO FUSION THE coin auARDv IN HIGH spIRIrs.
I,n.~v r.. GA ,ess
AIhASf' jan 20 100.
The democratic hard shell committee held q meeting
In Congress- Hall last night and the following gentlemen
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were present-Augus'us semen, 'a"es o. Aooy, inomAS
j. Barr, from the first district; Grosvenor 8. Adams,
Elijah Ward from the second district; John g. Nafev
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Jo..rh 7 Won Thom.. Mi,,h.n NJ Cool Nov, 49,.
go. ,,..-.. o.. 60. ~. 49,. 49,. ~.
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