The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-13


TIER PORES oF KANSAS OPENED IN THE sENArS-No
FRHE RAIL Tickets TO PUBLIC orYIcxRs-MErRo-
PoLlTAk REPEAL BILL IN BAD FIx-sPEAkER TO-
MORRow-BRoADwAY RAILK0AD LOBBY ON HAND
Albany, Jan. IL, 1853
The Senate having ordinate body Of the Legislature
to communicate with engaged to-day in the thread
bare matter of kansas: me subject the resolution
seni in BY Senator Driven before that body fairly or
ganissd nsrueung Congress how to admit Kansas as
State, not at all That honorable gentleman consumed
the session rehssh Of Congressional and Tribune bal
derdash with which the people have been sureted over
and over again. It expected that Mr. HAther will re-
ply; but waste of time 70 undertake 70 enforce upon
Congress any views Of political party especially ~ that
party 10 70 much in the minority 1t Washington. But
are 70 have just many Buncombe resolutions and
speeches every session. they may better be forthcoming
and disposed Of whilst there is nothing else for the
Senate 70 do.
Mr.. Msther's bf 10 repeal the Metropolitan Police act
referred to committee Of the Senate majority Of which
Messrs Haltead and Noxon republicans voted for the
bill last session, and not believed 70 be in favor
OF in repeal There is Q meaning In this act Of putting
beth heee Senator'S against Mr.. Mather. The majority
the law is admirable, and approved by the people, -
Slows bsl TO prevent railroads from furnishing free
serious opposition To the BILL and will be the means Of
greatly checking the evil Of free passes
The session Of the House yesterday evening and this
morning resulted in choice for Speaker Some dozen
ballopgs were had but the various parties stood firm
10 their respective nominees Members began to become
somewhat impatient this morning There appeared
disposition to tear of the party neckcloth make
Speaker out Of whole cloth as IN lS46. An attempt
made to place Mr.. Law, the American candidate for
Speaker in the chair temporarily and until the election Of
q Speaker could be effected. Mr.. lane took the floor
himself for the first me declining the profered honor
account OF considerations and also because he
did not think possible that the election of Speaker
could be facilitated thereby He depored the existing
things much az any one; but as each of the
tlaV Wpr m
hable in standing by them For himself he eatrely
willing that the Americans should withdraw his name
whenever his friends thought organization could be eff
eced by doing He dsclamed any desire his the
part Of any Of his political friends Of intention Of
barTassng Why said he, Americans, only niue of
accused of preventing the organization Of the House
when there are hundred and nineteen against US
He concluded by stating that he hoped the question would
he speedily settled but that could be done day
2 Immediate y after his assertion that Sps aker would
elected 70 day. the members who not in the
cret thought they discovered semi in the
remark, and decided at that il utterly useless
to remain in session any longer and therefore the
adjourned for the day members being their about
two hours. The absence one member and the obsti
macy ncreduty Of another, all that prevented
election this morning To morrow will set the wheels Of
legislation fairly in motion II misbap counter
movement does not intervene II s stretch Of the ina
gnaton to predict the election Of Mr. Avord Speaker
and Mr.. Wilson Chief Clerk.
The successors of Jacob sharp's Broadway railroad
have sent lobby here already None Of the old coves
set delegated to pounce upon the House ami the Rail
road Committee soon constituted. They have shown
their easerness in the matter already by enstng their
These Broadway chaps will not succeed last year
springing bill pretending TO releye broadway by run
ming through Church and other streets
There truth in the report that Mr. REILLY re-
ceve appointment in the Custom House at New York.
consideration Of the action Of either himself his friends
with regard 10 the Clerkship
The Governors first soiree given this evening Most
Of the State officers members Of the Legislature and other
dgntaries, well several Of the reporters for the
press, will do themselves the honor TO attend.
Judge Hogeboom made bis debut on the bench in this
city yesterday, and produced favorable impression
TxN O'CLOCK r. NJ
caucus was held this evening by all parties strong
effort made by republicans 10 effect the with.
drawal Of Mr. Richardson, the candidate for Clerk II
this done the House will probably be organized by the
Assssscans. The svpabissas and Americans hold out
against organization with the democrats