New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
FROM ALBANY.
corre-pcudeuee ofTbe n Y. Tribune
ALBAEY, Tuesday, March ls, less.


The travail of the Pro-shvery Know -Ncuings here
rscardirg the installation of an organ, is said ths
morning has resulted in the intention ~ enlarge TIE
Morning EIpress, make it an eveaing paper, retain
Mr Edwards a. editor, and have it printed where it
!. bv Mr. Munsen II is not, I believe, definitely
setled whether the Editor Of The Rochester Americaa
VIII be transferred TO the management OF the new
organ or not. hear that he demands large salary
salary beyond the courage of the financial men who
have ventured upon the doubtful enterprise they have
undertaken.
Instead Of inspiring dread or fear among those bold
spirts who so nobly threw off the yoke which II vas
sought 10 place on their necks by the majority a.
Philadelphia the action Of the doughiaes leaders 10
establishing this organ, excites nothing but augh'er
derision and contempt-laoghter, that they should
invest their money in an enterprise so sure 10 fall
desion that thew should 10 order TO give apparent
strength TO their nomination, patch up newspaper
which never could command the respect OF the party,
when il was unted-and contempt. that they shonld
thus attempt o force upon the people regard Tor the
Phila6 elphia Conventions abortion.
The troubles of the State officers have been source
of no little amusement here. They have been terribly
exercised ty the broadsides effectively thrown INTO
Le ranks by The Register, and they have been the
anohiug stock of the whole immunity. Their tribu-
stiop was excessive and was daily increasing a. they
learned that Hammond was convincing hundreds taat
they had been grossly mlsrepresenteu III tne
mia Convention. The epthets Of . deserter and
iratorr as applied to the editor Of The Rsgister be-
cause be denied the night Of set of political stssk'
obbers TO fois upon the American party the nomina-
lion Of man whose doughfaceism had shown him
ertrely unfit for duties of Administration, not only
soon ost their favor but recoied with crushing effect
upon their author and the editor has gone on IN the
"even tenor Of bis way, convincing and converting
minds OF only of the consistency of his position, but
Of the ircorsIsteIcy Of those who have contributed
their influence 10 establish party as antagonistc 20
roitical chcanery as the American party claimed TO oe
The petition taken by The Register is having its In-
fpenoe and while some few stand yet undeclded,
many have taken their stand with il. The paper has
large circulation and the senme nts II promulgates,
and Las put forth siuce its present editor has been
IFS manager find fruitful soil in the minds OF s read.
ers. TIE sentiments grow aud spread rapidly, and
tbirk exaegerate none when say that, at the pres
ent moment notwithstanding the advantages of organ
zation in favor of the nomination Of Fillmore, he has
more opponents in the Order than adherents And at
the proper time this fact will be disclosed.
Some little CONSERVATION was caused tins morning
bv the dscovery Of the fact that the bill introduced
s0me time since and referred to the Committee on Cities
and Villages providing for reduction of the fees of the
Collector Of Assessments in the city of New-1 ork was
now here to be found. Ii will be recoected that the
bill reduced tie per centage from o per cent, ana
two of those Interested, Messrs Oakley ana McNell
were here last week lobbying against IT, In view 81
this fact Mr.. MehaD, fearing that the Committee had
been influenced moved that they be instructed TO re-
porl the bill forthwith. The Committee, however, Ii
unable to comply with the instructions of the Houses
for the reason said before, they cannot nd the bl