New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-21

| 81 the Anal Fsssays Of the bill The hope Of
those Who desired to the bid Of this session ems
culs.ed in the Senate hes besn that all who voted
agoinR the biz lsst winter together with Senators
w. Clark, Dickinson. Lansing Whitney, Pu.nsn,
Robertson ana Danferth OF the twenty-ons who
voted ior Il, would support the motion TO nrike our
everything IN the bill relating to tbs search, sez-
NE coDhscation and destruction OF liquors which,
therefore, would be adopted BY vots OF i5 to II.
few Gays since one Of the Senators. to whom
have before alluded iDr. Watkins, Of Sullivan po-
ltely, but decidedly, declined 10 be counted 10,
soo II equally certain that ons or two more OF the
minority Of last winter occupy the sane position be-
irg ct, rmIed hs. If the Law it ensctsd shsl be in
the shape desired BY it, reDds-not altered to suit the
exsenc.es Of poloians. At least one of the six
above tanned will not maintain the position assigned
him while portion OF the others are wsvering on
account Of the Indications Of popular anxiety and in
dens'ion on this subject, which are now pouring In
from al quarters.
While however the friends Of the measure have
cause for ore ster ursgemen they should not for
an instant relax their Efforts to have the Senate dis
tincy understand their wishes on this important sub
jet.
II has eccssonsd some surprise among ou,siisrs
that the Governors nominations for Health Officer Of
~ York and Ply stefan to the Marine Hospital which
the rewspapers tel wers made some time since,
should not before this time have been acted by the
Senste. IL "a Low generally well understood, how
ever that this delay is tie result Of efforts msds by
interested party, who tells Seoators good nsursd
souls that they are, with presiding officer to give
EN- sound instruction that these nominations should
not be confirmed until all made which pertain 10
New-York City, for some Of which, it IL rumoref,
sin his special friends apple ants 1t is
also ssid thst the same individual Is anxious to zee
the name Of the new Bank Superintendent before
allowing Senators 10 proceed shy further teog them
moreover that a nomination beng made by the Gov
ernor furnishes good reason for its confirmation by
the Senate, unless SUITS all round Ii 10 evil
dent that D this way attempt made to embarrass
the Governor and 10 prevent him from Masking nom-
nations which are generally acceptable, unless he will
al the came time consent to make others not 50 a.
ceptabs to be ground through" at the same time
Surely Senators will not lend Themselves to aid the
success OF game Of this description.
1t must be perfectly evident TO the friends OF Gov.
CLARK that the nore prominent Wing journals do not
fee called upon 10 defend him from the attacks Of the
opposition Press in the manner in which they used to
ssnc forth in defense Of former Wing Governors But
this il Ct comparatively little consequence TOR the pso-
pie admire manly straightforward dealing AID are sat-
sfed with the Governor in this particular. One tnlng
il worthy of note in this connection by politicians.
That in the strong Temperance counties OF ChenanSo,
Broome Ontario, Saratoga, Washington, Cayugs,
Tompkins. C.rtlsnd Essex, Orleans, Monroe, Ma
CARA, Wayne Yates, and others in which Gov. Clark
received his largest msortes over Seymour, the
voters sustaIed equally well bic colleagues on tue
ticket. ThisSlany shows that the remainder OF the
Wing State ticket were mainly indebted to the popu-
lality of Gov CLARK among Temperance men In " ths
rura districts for their triumphant election. AZ
they were uniedly sustained they will be expected
10 act in the same manner. At any rate, while tue
Governor tvuces every desire, Consistent with bis
own principles 10 accommodate bis political friends,
he shows plainly that dc.ation direct or Indirect, ne
will allow from man however nearly they may De
associated With him officially In this course ven.
ture to predict, the people will fully sustain him
Albany, March %. 1896. OBSERNEk-