New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-30

pnr worthy WittenagemOte is now IN us periou "
:La,;on Crowds Of lawyers have come toe'lh'i
tim every section of the State, and are al ousy a.
uorL tbrstiug the eggs OF their clents underheae"
,b, committees or, with the malice OF the cld','
80 ., smash the shells and hopes OF their al
re-ssrics What will be hatched, and whai onIy
addled Il is hard Just now. 10 ioreteH BESIDE 'le
j"r,-yers and those who pay them, there Is great
Ind nj witnesses, by whose testimony! gwen ~
80 IN. committees, everything l. supposed u ~
.stsLIi.h he'd. and finally, there Is the uSua swarm"
81 Ibbv hauutcrs and people trying Tor eA"ic' DIT
,le qriudstope with all sorts al edsc ,'ol>; i4o'
brcad.ax down 70 q pen-knIic. Inc ho'e'. AcpPo.II
rcicice exceedingly and, dare say the "a1,eIs Eil
.bsnb.rreids think the times unconilnohA orlsh
- ant imagine you viii be- Inclined 70
-. NOR. hood 10 III, assurances OF he DURAN anu
- ,,sal, than 70 The gossip 0f chamoerulaidS S'iu
,;,ors II Is 30 dull here that have no' heaiu %
even Charter oak wood presentation iora ioI'H,S"
7 think | need say no more to COW YOU "V"
quiet i the ar. 80 -. If Ilbsn
me long hot afternoons Of Sury june are CONE our
legislators gorged with shad, ana pa'Ae" ny n ;,
ri,c IN the narrow benches o; the " Lower HOUSE,
cl.3 IN unreasonable and unaccustomed broadclotn'
viii ~ and sweat and swelter, the current oi men
blocd iphsmed by tse FIRE of party Zeal and the htH
az the weather listening Ia the ltryid eioTueh'e 1i
some fierce harangue. Intent, at INST but pu%%''u'
az the debate proceeds fret one VIII nOd ana IouS"
himself and wink with strong determination 10 Keep
awake; and then another, ana another ana tnen
tho first again and so On; until, at length, To nan
the rank and llc IN either army, the buzzlng ot the
f; the m.ssured breathing Of their seat-mates, the
I'll of the WAGONS in the House square, and
tb tres of the orators voices, Will seem u mingIo
into one continuous murmur dlsposlug them 20 sou
ropose and gentle dreams OF distant homes ana ira
grant hay-ficds. At last, q sudden oustc' '"o
0uick. sharp clamor Of the Speaker GaVei OF
nudge in the ribs from bis neighbors elbow, VIII re-
ali zach shmberng partisan to his duty. Taking
his one from some answering tle-leader, he VIII
boldly deliver his Ave " or mo, To be recorded
hv the Clerk among the archives OF the Common
wealth When this time comes, look out Tor great
events. q,
Already there has been an encounter IN the
House which some Of the raw recruits may nave
thought was general engagement. But the ola
veteran. know il was only .slrmIsh. IL occurred
ON the passage of bill by which the village where
Yale College Is located is divided into SIX wards IN
s+cad of four by lines other than those previously
c,is,irc We Democrats denounced the measure
as Wandering piece OF tactics devised lot Tue
purpose of enabling the allied opposition To ootah
control Of the city government at The pending chHr-
fer election The defense IL this charge was am
free 10 confess very etcctye-namcly, rotortthat
the Democrats had Themselves gerrymandcrcd whom
thry had been strong enough 70 do so. Now, OF
course as YOU well know bill which divides Il slnah
rural district ike New Haven into wards, as II IL
were real city, is a very tHrclcai buslness-huch
Ike making six bites Of cherry. However am
assured the principle involved was very important
don't exactly understand It, but am tOld IL Is
much the same popular oyerelgnty aPphed 70 III
fpitesimals There was very smart debate indeed
and motions TO adjourn and to lay on the table, and
for the previous question and forth. These diff
cult naneuyers we're executed, by both parties, win
GREAT precision and in manner that showed eA-
c4llent and careful drilling. When pitched Ddtte
shall take place there " i'll be hard fighting. Alter
our folks recovered from the momentary confusion
occasiOncd BY the bunting OF the ftt0rt nave mon
toned they were very successful III the debate, ana
yanquished the enemy. But whenlt came To voting
the other side had rather the advantage OF US; sole
ly | am told on account of superior numbers
circumstance which seldom fails i'll vote by roll
call to give odds TO the majority. However We
bear our reverscs with equanlmlty for Mt niger
soil a member for New Haven, tells US the Demo
cratic party viii take sweet revenge Now revenge,
even with all its natural acridy IL not bad to takes
but swcctened revenge must be exceedingly palata-
be- ain sure hope Mr.. lngersoTs prophecy
which some fellows Of the opposition perEeroely
twisted into a threat, will speedily be fulfilled.
The Report Of the Commissioners on the Boun-
dary Question has been referred to Joint select
committee | perceive that You are in danger OF
provoking controversy on that subject with Tie
ErGniHg PrcSS Of this city. | guess you will sue
coed in doing so, for the Editor is a plucky follow,
and wonld as lief knock chip of from your shout
der as auybody's. | wish BOw 10 give You timely
notice that if YOU two come to blows, / shall take
side, with The Press. Patriotism demands It,
Honor demands it, Several other graces and virtues
too numerous to mention, demand It, confess
don't understand the pros and cons OF the question,
which between 0urseycS) seems to be as perpleX-
I'D si. h., lima | fool
whether the line marked By TIE estOnes Is really
the tue boundary line or only one by which the lat
ter NAV be ascertaned. Where does the strip Of
".iXty-oue thousand four hundred and forty acres
lie However, that makes difference. 60 IN
for Connecticut, right or wrong, in duty bound.
We sLan't give way an inch, tor New York Is not
Southern State. If il were Virginia South Car
DINA now, that We differed with, should feel that
our glorious Union was too precious to be hazarded
BY sticking up for State rights in lratrclda con
test with our southern brethren But New-fork
q Free State without niger! herer' repeat
il, NEVER. No wies of Dutch diplomacy shall
cheat Us out of a single OF our &" five points"
We will plant ourselves upon the Great Stone"
and fight Tor il AZ if it were Magma Charta.
Several new insurance companie, have been aud
are to be incorporated. Two OF them will be To-
Gated in Hartford. Other insurance companies
have been granted leave to increase capital. The
fua has permission to increase from 100000
to leo, coo. The stock | am told, val be
doubled al once the surplus which has been already
accumulated being large enough 10 enable the Direct
ors to make d stock dividend of 100 per cent, and
YET retain a balance of over $500, 900.
Applications aboUnd for new bank charters and
fer leave 70 increase banking capital The session
promises 10 BE- a long au4 busy one. GRANGER.
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