New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-09
FROM ALBANY.
Our Own Corresp, ndent.

from Our own Corresptnueht-
ALBANY, Thursday, April 8, 1853.
A vote was taken on the Registry bill in the As
sembly this morning. which resulted in its defeh
by two yotes-Yeas 63, Nays G-S5 votes beng
necessary to carry it. The bill received the sup
port of all the Americans elected to the Assembly,
and all the Republicans present and voting except
Messrs Abbott of Cayuga, Baker of Montgomery,
Lewis of Herkimer and Knight OF Oneida.
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hand Motn j. MeSe sst k4,ih M % oof @
Psrsop, Plat Salisbury s,eev Smith SPeakeI stevenson
sutherland Happen voorhees, Watson, wesut, weir "hee
4SsrR4 SSb not % R;Hss8.
Kingmsn, Richards. Repubicsns)-4 and Mes,rs bes9 ~
Fi,h T. Jones' IT, Lsain' LaniDS Strong Wager 'Dem0
PAIRED oFF-Ms.rs Beach and Austin, Strong and Rich
ards, Fullerton sud Lsfn.
Mr.. FULLERTON, Republican, of Orange refused
TO vote because he had paired off with Mr.. Latin.
As Mr.. Latin was in the Assembly Chamber when
the bill was put upon its final passage the pairing
off was evidently an unworthy and unmanly
"dodge" on the part of Mr.. Fullerton to avoid
putting himself on the record. II Mr. fuilerton Is
opposed to the BILL as he is understood 10 De, ne
should be willing to say sO and not resort To the
trickery of small politicians to avoid showing ms
hand on question of such vital importance to the
purity of the ballot box. Such sneaking ls u1-
worthy of gentleman of Mr.. Fullert0ns ac-
know edged ability and standing.
Mr.. ABBOTT voted against the bill because he
believed that his constituents opposed TO IT,
Mr.. BAKER was in favor of Registry law, bu
could rot vote for the one before the Assembly be-
cause he believed it 10 be unconstitutional. lie
did not state precisely wherein the bill does violence
to the Constitution. Mess~. LEWIS and KNIGHT
made explanation of their votes, but II is 70 DC
presumed that their reasons were satlsfactOr! ID
themselves and possibly TO their constituents.
Three Republicans, Mesrs. Austin of Jefferson
KiDemsn Of Genesee, and Richards of Washipgton IN,
were absent, who, understand, would have 'oted
for the bill Lad they been present.
Mr.. LEWIS made motion to reconsider, and that
that motion do lie Oh the table, which was carried,
that the friends of the measure should they nave
sufficient strength 10 carry il on some future ds!,
may az any time call it up from the table and put IL
through ! ain inclined TO think that its chances OF
success are very fair yet The same bill Is before
the Senate and is the special order for O'Clock .ns
afternoon, the final vote 10 be taken on SATURDAY
Immediately after the reading of the journal. Inc
bill will pass the Senate by exactly IL votes, Ju:'
enough TO csrry the bill. comprising all the Anen'
cans and all the Republicans except Dir. Patterson
Of Monroe.
The Democratic members of the Legislature
insist that the passage of Registry Law wouid
prove fatal TO the Republican party, and therelore
exhibit their afectonate regard for that part! BY
moving heaven and earth to prevent IT from com,
mitting political suicide. This is very KIND ana
con'derate on their part, and indicates degree Q,
love for their enemies which can only Dc accounted
Tor on the supposition that the Democracy have
prchted by the recent legislative Prayer'mee.ings
a bl. I" % declare the legalty Of .he uso 0l cor.