The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-27
Our Albany Correspondence.


holidays at homo. When they again commence ope.
rations you may expect to hear from BURKE.
Our Albany Correspondence.
ALBANY, Dec. n. 1855.
heritotic Disruption Of The Sotts and Bu,aburn.
rs--Eiecting Delegates 10 Syracuse under Ger.
tan Pledges, &C., &c.
Occurrences every day strengthen the belief that
the democratic State convention called by Dean
Richmond, Vice President OF the Central Railroad
TO assemble at Syracuse the 10th proximo, will
be the means OF cfectual disruption and final dis.
solution Of tie soft aud free soil harnburner factions
Dean IN his call, states that the purpose Of the con-
yeption IL to choose delegates to the Democratic
National CONVENTION, 10 be held in Cincinnati, and
for such other purposes they shall deem ftn Now,
II ID perfectly well understood what "oIher pur.
poscsn are to be brought before the convention.
majority OF this committee are outand.out barn
burners, such IA Robert Kelly, VIM Beach, n. g
Stone, Hosati) Ballard and so on. They Intend q
introduce The anttNehraska test, and as stated ia
previous article send delegates TO Cincinnati pledged
q that faith The softs have discovered the object
Oud Inc nrst notice we see il cell 10 elect delegates
% the State convention FOR Schenectady county,
which requests oil democrats " who are ia favor Of
nonlntersenton by Congress IN the question Of
sayery IN the Territories TO meet no aud -, TO
choose delegates 20 the said state convention.
Though no names are attached, the meeting il called
" By order b. the County Committee, under the Die.
,atiop u John g. Wright Judge Paige aud the
Pierce Postmaster Of Schenectady
III opposition % the call, or that portion contain
lgL tie expression above quoted, one Of the Siames
twns--C haug, Of he Iacs--takes Eighty umbrage.
column OF ylnd.eiiye free SOL editorial Is devote
80 Il. hloie bitter language against national sent
II ~ en- III fJfIuI
10 iolmer position upon tue Buffalo tread niil az
the inquiry i mpudeuty made, from whence doe
this Schenectady committee "derivc ts authort
thus "a limit end declare what democrats shall no
participate ID he sclecon d delegates to the stat
CCnyeutiony aud continues by rcmuking. II
there a secrct understanding amongst any class u
politicians, (FaeaiaInB the sotts, Of course,) the
sooner II y know 70 The democracy NJ large. fhe
free soeFs) the better will it be for The intercst
If The party. THIS Is a threat being literally inter-
preted, that should majority Of sotts be chosen 70
the convention and delegates deputei 70 Cincinnati
who are in favor OF the nonlintervention by Con-
gress Ia the question OF slavery Ia the Territores
then Joha Van Buren's advice IL 70 be followed a1i
an efot made y defeat the national nominee.
Thus i Is easily perceived that the anti Nebraska
bornburDers are IN open hostility 20 Pierce, Marcy
and the softs. The war has begun in earnest, and
the principles Of the two rival factions AZ de-
terinncd variance. and THEN purposes 20 AT a-un
der no one can invent successful plan Of recon.
cilifg the beigeIeit-. Pierce, months previous to
his Inauguration became seduced BY the New York
free soilefa aud after assuming power took them -
his most warm embrace They possess now III the
offices under his patronage. Every man who was
Suspected o. nationality or "non-interference wAs
decapi.ated by Gntluie, Campbell and other butch
ers. And now, when the time has arrived for people
to think about another Presidential candidate,
Pierces flends the sofia, issue a manifesto Ia &C.
cordsnce with his dictgm, urging the necessity u
delegatBg representatives 10 Cincinnati favorable
to tie compromise measures, the Fugitive Slave law
repeal OF the Missouri compromise ard the Sebras-
la ftYtf lct Ia rul,f uuIs Nsy.
who have, and do now, participate exclusively Ia
government bounty, and the papers which have
never been silent IN praise OF the administration, de-
noUnce the idea Of 'non.interyention and threaten
to defeat the Presidential nominee If the Nebraska
bill Is endorsed either at Syracuse Cincinnati.
The Inevitable result must be, breaking up " q
family OF as INSCRIPTIONS and desperate political
demagogucs ~ ever disgraccd this State or any
other The combination WAS unnatural from the
start, having no cohesion, no sympathy no affinity
but such as resulted from public plumber.
Tuauc nTa ton Of the Governor OF Alabama.
Governor John Anthony Winston duly IN
augurated into the executive chair Tor second term
at Montgomery, on the 10th inst Large n0uIhers
gathered nj The Capitol 10 witness the ceremonies
Of the Inauguration. The galleries md ;obbies
fairly radiant With the bright and beamilg smiles
Of lovely bellies, and even the scats Of Of tie
members were storIned aud occupied by the beyie7
OF fair Legislators In velvet and satin roDes.
The address OF the Executive was plain, brief,
sensible document-wth scarcely particle Of the
gaminon and humbug which too of,en disdgare such
production. lie expressed In strong terms his
eeiiDgs of gratitude u the peopie for their coa.
,inued confidence and approval Of hr cour-c, a.
expressed b. his reelection. He deemed full,
free, honest expression Of opinion a. among the
first duties OF public officer who should avoid all
conecalment or temporizing, and who sh0gid do his
duty coDscientsously and fcaresly, whatever the
hazard. THIS The people expect o. their servants.
lie deprecated the practice, unfortunately nov tog
mon 81 mcn or corporations bcsicgng aud
looking 10 the legislation Or the country 20 advance
heir private interests al tic expense Of the
In many cases the executive, the representative
u the whole people, often becomes their coDslin.
tiona shield against the dcspoiism Of combined lc
gisative m9lorities and against the tendencies Of
power 10 concentrate In the Legislative branch lie
considered that. in view OF The foil discussion
befoIe the people in the lat canya.s, 81 the doc
trire u State aid, and re issuc~ ~ the old btnk
paper tina, the people had cmphatcaiIy declared
against any further drafts on the treasury for
such purposes, in the present heavily indeslsd
condition Of the State, AMI for the Immediate
liquidation of old bank debit, and destruction Of
the old redeemed hank paper. La this The Cover
nor i most unqpsstionabiy cofrcetu4at the people
are against the REISSUE Of this depccsAted paper.
Tbey have pobly fulfilled their eontrsc, and their
pledge. and have redeemed this unfortunate paper
once. They cannot b. held 70 h. pledged 20 redeem
i second time. The executive referred % the pc
csr stus,lon Of federal relations. and 70 The
progress Of fsnsticism; alluded 70 the beneafs Of
lie ust,sl Of slavery 10 the African race. and 70
dusna S,s,e,; spoke u the po~er Of cotton ~ the
regulator a commerce and ~ the great pacifcs,or
OF the c.siired world; alluded 10 the inmense
soufes- OF the south. and ~ ~ ability 10 sustain
itsef ia spy emergency; ms, Ia jrsencs ~ fs
,,ghi. 4 mt.t ard costd frly on ". cwn prove :.
aDa that . IN = meet ses-t.slon ~ ile ihfe'lpj,
800 : tie e W<i