The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-26

ALBANY, NOV. ~, 1907.
7ns Eers Legislature q the senae-rs Leis-
Probable Rpubiioaa 0eers IN thai Bodv-sose Vote IN the
Hose-No Csl1Lrtion pell>r Doubss Generating Re
psai Of Obnoxious Lars, &c, &C.
The next Legislature will be composed OF nearly
men in public life. they capable OF resisting the
pressure Of bribery and schemes OF corruption which
will be presented them at the threshold Of the capitol
there may confidence rcposcd In their integrity
M Legislators But the members become ~ easily
seduoed by the norous lobby and allow themselves TO be
placed n the hands Of notorious sharpcrs and treasury
pundercrs readily and willingly were those Of tho
ast legislature then the revolution which has just been
effected win prove empty baublc. The people have
endeayored 70 elevate the character Of the New York
Legislature by sending new men, supposed 10 be pure
and above all Of bribery and fond hopes are en-
terained that they will not be DISAPPOINTED The tmo
has arrived when the honor of tho State moods
protecting, and we think is high time also that
members Of our Legislature should return TO their
constituents with some sort Of credit on account OF
thcir actions and votes at the capital OF the state
Although thirds Of the new Senators are men
hitherto unknown public life there are others VINO nave
formerly been somewhat distinguished. Mr. Wadsworth,
Of Buffalo, will be the leading spirit on the democratic
side His during the last two years IN That body
dscloeed a highly cultivated mind industry
passed, and ability and coquencc towering FAR above
that Of any other man in the legislature Having nsd
only reliable Senators IN with him IN opposing the
unhaowed schemes which perpctrased ny thc large
majority he in manner be heu accountable for
the vianous action Of that majority There poctor
Brandrcth too who In the Senate In 1928 occupied
leading position among the abcst men will be here 70 isce
all kinds Of corruption which may rear ts guilty front
lie true and faithful 70 HIS constituents and the whole
state them and that justice has length overcsme
the nrguer Of both false friends and MISCONCEPTIONS enc
mics the doctor resumes his seat in tbe Senate At the
suspicious moment when the Weeds Mattcsons and Abes
must be expelled from the lobby. No knows
them better than the doctor and administer
emes and cafhar,cs " them with skill certain
eject There will be Smith, OF SUFFOLK; Sloan, OF Brook
lyn; schc Of New York; willard Of Rensselaer,, and
General Vaudeville, OF Columbia, the democratic side
who are all Of the highest moral personal and polt
cal Standing
On the other side -four former Senator'S now returned
are Noyon, Of Syracuse, who assumes the leadership
Patterson, OF Monroe, an antiausted old ndgety fogy
Hasted OF wyoming and Darling, Of Chaunuquc All OF
these we're In voting for every Infamous scheme
or the last corrupt legislature and toades Of
Seward Co The rest are mere performers the stage
would be Aberal and disingenuous 70 crcse their
action until we how we'll they play the various parts
assigned them by Weed and Seward, the political stage
managers AZ things now stand II seems mot probahe
that the republicans the Senate will be sufficiently strong
70 elect their ces the Lieutenant Governor should