The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-02
Orr aniza ton Of the Ic2tsluIurc4-htoas,y
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rsanlzotlon Of tn. Ic2sslaeure--A,nasy
Gossip.
Tie hotels filed mostly with Office Hcekers, and
Of the smallest degree, Hgurilg for their own
chances of success motley and inputent crew they
are About emily tbid OF the members elect had
arrived yefterday Is rendered eecain that two
Ct the Senators down black repu .liclns win not
support any Of III Office seekers fcr The Cehhp, Ser
gssnt.at Arms &c aic cd to them ~ hat faction Rey
nelds city ofsNow York stands bert to-day FOR
The Celkship though Inc ew democrats hold the cards
in their own hands Sherman, wing Clerk of the last
House i up again. but his chances not very fist
te,irg
The Chsirman ana several u the HARDEST and mlst
active q the hard state Committee already hspt,
urging or fasipc With inc ,ofs; the latter
Wiling almost to mar, TO endorse Ncorassa, any
thing e.se the bards oese, If full be held.
But there several OF he hards VINO lave expressed
fSol Determination 10 STAND upon their nuscie.
The state officers all at Albany, prepared to take
possession q their respective places Tuesday at
Ab3usa dozen Of the Old iaoby gentlemen volunteer
ing Kind advice to members elect Ffon, ind i9na il
il tie hind bsench Of The lsg;lature wen
o.sanized
4 correspondent says Of the republican les3ers:-
These ithes set out with fundamental basis that
tie American party mrs be prevented getting TIE
ganizaiion of The E,uso ut al hozs.ds ana taat
oftae Stao Wnererpon rh1rlcw says lis democrGtc
neighbors.''We che aek reoubicsns) CO.. slri to 10
msgGaIr1ocs have the Governor and the Senate aud
you may haze the g'nzarion Of tia Assembly Mr.
Robinson tee soil agmocrnt Oa#cgo, vii BE- entirely
uroriecoGah'e 10 Republicans re- The spaakership
ard thin here is ] ny John Nafew Of Albany hard
shell, he vii sutu or Clerk Ee vii purpose
WELL and tie efofe, il you sty The w3rd the republican
vote shall pe cast Tor Robinson end Nafow" nDouen
ia A.Vsye
so!s Na'ew. Dat" says Thurlow, 'there il ono
favor han asA You ,u5w We have deter
mined 70 lot by contract he canal repairs prior 70 Nov
Years day As long we has thu nos or We reserved
thiF pretty bit OF patronage but The H.ndoog are 70
rnle the Camel Board decidedly in favor Of putting
this woh cut to Tie lcvest bidder L he ona Of u.s.
50 far good Eut further, il viii be necessary to
have little legislation to thorou gh clip the sirgs
Of these arrogant darh lantern gents You help us
pass bill abroeatirg the Offices Of Superintendent Of
the Canals Inspector &c. &C., and nstitu,ing ne set
cfofces 10 lie called Inspectors If Work Who are 70 be
appointed, not BY me Canal Bard, but By board Of
epeioeers who shau Re named in the Law, and we will
tsle that the ght namea oy seats in tnis
board, aud then Jet The Rindoos eult in their empty
houors.
Now Il is to be whether tie democratic members
elect vii suffer themselves to be quietly sold out BY such
parties 9nd for such ends.
Tie SFeakersbp Of the Assembly may maze as long
contest as that il Congress There named for it,
from he republican ranks Judge Fooe OF Geneva. re-
Gently Of The Court u Appeals tom the democratic or
ganiza.ion Ar Robinson, If Oswag, end air Bailey Of
PutDam Both Of them have been, many years since in
the House aud hen lea lug men. Ifr Bailey was
ia his Atnes distinguished for his opposition TO thu
Ct his parry who ranked under the leadership OF
Mr. Cromwell Flom tle Americans, Mr. oiell, OF Iiv.
ingston. lie oxpecta 70 get hard democratic yo,es
The contest would to be BET Feen NJ. OGel ani
Robinson 5T. Ea'cy, Putnam l. also na mel by The
democrats He harnburner soft shel men,Ser of
the House in 1sa6 Mr.. Van fentvo nd Of Rensselaer,
on his hooa.
For Clerk OF the Assembly there ere humorous sandi-
dates. In connection With this Office he Of j. s.
Natew, j. G Cuyler, Of Albany; Mr.. Dsar Of New York
osnon Archer q Wayne c. NJ Schofeld OF Oneida arc
mentioned. Mr. Naiew d hard smell, mr. j c. Cay er
American, Of generous tendencies add editor Of
tie Erning Transcript; Mr.. Archer ami Major S:hodeld
deputy Clerks Of the last Assem- oly both rampant
republicans Hon. 7. C. Wsrd, Of Seu zen county may
ster all become Clerk of the Aouc. lie vas member
cf The last Legsatur. Mr.. Dean was once Deputy
Cefk of the Assembly. Ira r Barnes, hard shell demo-
cIat has also been nsmed.
For The Clerk OF the Senate tie folio wing are named:
H. j. Hastrgs, Of Albany sam. Allen, of the Rochester
Democrat T. Fl. Roberts Of The Uica Herald; Mr.. stu
ant, Of the Binghamon Republican; j. J. Chambers OF
New York VIM Richardson, Of Albany; A. G. Johnson,
Of Rensselaer,; W. u. Bogar', Of Caynge (rsoub;cans)
II. D. lansing, Of Albany f. W. Waterbury, Of West
chester q Max. Seal, Of Chenango; j. J. Reynolds, OF
New York tAnei ans) Jas. J. Johnson Of the Albany
Argus; Mr Butts, Of the Rochester Union (sofD and 8.
s. Bovine, Of otsego, (hard).
The popular impression Is that the republicans
will throw their votes for sof. democrat for Speaker in
o-der defeat the Know NothDgs who generally belong
to the Twelfth section pro slavery wing Of the Order
The Know NothiDgs have almost thing but the L.
zslature The sewardes have the Senate Ia such way
thst do no'hng against them. They did not want
he Assembly this year. but did want the Senate that
holds over and will have melting TO say next year
the election Of United States Eenatof In place
Mr. Fish, whose term expires on he 4th Of March, 1857
Next year the Seward viii make struggle for the