The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-11
ANARCHY IN L-GB1NY.

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Dssorgan'nas,en Of the .sgssa.s.rerx Albany
"A Dead Lseh-Tr~S Ins Psaaaaeaans In thsir
Sssry-tsress Corr" Ptaon ~ IA Parties.
OUR ALLAN fcoRsxsroNsENcE.
AtaAs~, Jan 9, 1858.
Forty Specializing "a he House of A:semby Zach Pla,oom
Sardsns Fr,"- RepsSlica~ Pyosectd Dropping Prooa-
eas Rsss't-Po &cal Leadys--was ne Senate AJjoa,,-
merit for rAr % Days Lego, Act, DC, dc.
One week AS been consumed by the representatives Of
VIC people at the capital without arriving al
saniza'on Of the House of Assembly The condition Of
parties such that neither can claim majority. Hence
NE difficulty. The nine Americans sympathss with
~ democrats than with the republicans. Tho two for
ner are perfectly agreed that Iany Of the sbncGous par
aran laws passed by RE last republican Legislature,
especially thosc appsrAmng 10 the CITY Il New York,
scuad be repealed with al possible desra.ch The re-
puosean candidate for speaker, Mr.. Van Vaikeneugh,
hough sentemsc every senEe Of he word, and wen
4uAl I'd for the position, has The urpardoraS,e Stigma
sestns hk Of having sided, allotted supported nd
voted Tor all those partisan projects OF The last
demanded by Oakley HAL, Bstchford, Greeley 90. IN
deed, MIR. Van vakenburgh Chairman ci Ct the
committees Of the House which reported the b.rs pco
prepared IN the then District Attorneys Office TIE
ssxy q York. Now, all are brought
unde7 BY zhrusting forward Ar. Van vacncrrgh
s-sSsr, being considered the iY ersonAt'cn ef the
bc sefc3hcsoc the asttegistature, the opposition TO
Tin strengthened very much On thai accour<
tt. adjournment Of the Senate Thursday over -
Monday night which in reality Tuesday mor,ag
act without ether Of law
'stsutoD precedent The oensttutop expressly 7ro-
hots either house alone from sdiournng han
swo days without consent of the other The Sena:s adj
tourned over Friday, Saturday anu sunday The
rendered e. that Sunday rs not regarded leg sstye
day But the constitution does no. except that dag. his
also counted IN the hundred days OF ths session, and i
OF The days for which members draw their ysy.
n by this conduct Of the Senate, question hal,
be raised as to the right Cor said cong sd-
pournment, may il not be the. the Ccr-ts
VIII declare the act Illegal, and all subssQueu; acton Ct
body be void and UNCONSTITUTIONAL 81 Ibis
The serae in disobeyng the express Will Of tie oorsu
6on the oath support which scarcely cct upcp
her tongues, the regular legislative session q fs5s
virtually cosed3 Ishere any other legal remedy than
proclamation forthw tn by his Excellency, Gov Kinoon-
vepng extra SESSION. And when thus convened, can
tbe session be restricted 70 hundred daysS The cols
uton has placed nc limit 10 the time employ cd
extra sessions OF the legislature.
No opinion yet be formed Of the talent comprised
h either b ouse the members nine tenths
LEGISLATIVE harness Their appearance inelIeuuay is
very favorable there any truth inFowlers system
phrensogy On the side Of the republicans the
there will be str1e for leadership between Mr.. Noxop
OF Syracuse and Mr. Owen, Of Chemung Tie former
geuerln may claim the honor account Of iosger le
satve experience and having been well tutored by the
central power OF the Regency for the preceding
years. boldness, too, endeavorng 10 anarchy
m Old Trinity daring his former term gives hra pro
Inmence. Mr. Owen, however, represented being
able and finished scholar, edroit politician end
what cf eloquent debater. 2e has speech prepared
On the Oh WtAcn ne
D. delivered n the course Of next week On the demo
cratic side Senator Nather will take prominent position
manager, Out leave the heavy party debating mat
the haEds of Senator's Wasworth, Jobr d. Willard
and Schel senator smith, democrat, Of Suffolk having
had the cneec. political experience OF ecnaor, will
exercise undoubted influence only N the Senate,
among us political friends in their private caucusng
Of the caliSre OF the House OF Assembly very little 10
vet known end consequently no opinion car be formed.
brom appearances that chamber has never contained
delegation chosen by the people possessing more marks
cf intelligence honesty end business inclination. Mr.. Van
VAN srbEyrh, who has frequently given evidence Of his
ability the leader Of the republicans Mr.. Hezekah
haker Montgomery has also former occasions exhbi
Der the occasion when he sood up snfuly against the
4Sruor Prohibtory bill when his party made that issue
the Legislature. nr. abored Zeaocsly for the peo-
ple's rights when opposing that obnoxious law. He pre-
djcted ths; would centrfSute TO brea down the whs
party and history furnishes the fact that his
OPINIONS were correct Mr.. Wagner, on the demo
cratic side Of the House Mr. Avord Mr. Hanford, and
Mr. Lansing, will take leading positions; and they to-
eether Adams and law abe American side can
the passage Of any bill through tie House which
sAvors 100 strongly Of black republicansm.
TIE position taken by Coz King in relation 10 railroads
with little favor though yet bursting out
manifested itself II will BE left 70 the railroad
Of each house 10 bring the natter before the
LEGISLATURE the shape Of report His ExcelleDcy pro
poses a compromise by winch the railroads may increase
her passenger fare amount svo cents mile,
then subject them TO canal tolls freight during the
chose of canal cation. Such proposition may, how
because the imposition OF canal tolls viii increase the
feht tariff accordingly, which increase the consumers
Of PRODUCTS will be compelled ashley do for every
xinp else the shape OF tariffs, whether OF freight
C~ston House duties II tolls mpoeed on the Central
they must OF necessity and aci OF impartay
be aso placed on the Erie and 0gdsossurg and their
lateral connections for they all compete With the canals.