The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-21
Affairs at the State Capital.


DISRUPTION BETWEEN THE REPUBLICANS AND AME
kiCAkS-Eo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RESULT or
To-MoRRow-sPEECH OF YOUNG NEW YORKER
PROFESSOR BAOHE-hORE MONRY-MILITARY STATE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KING-Ex-aOvERNoR
SEYMOUR, ETC, ETC.
ALBANY Jan. %, 1853
We are approaching crss The Developments made
today exhibit more concusivey than ever that the per
tnacty Of the republicans has eectuay prevented them
from taking possession Speakershp, Cerkship and
other Offices of the House of Assembly Mr. Adams
K N.Y. who has heretofore been supposed to affiliate with
the republicans, made strong and eloquent Speech de
filming his position which was that he adhered to the Anne
rcan nominees and utterly repudated all or any assim
asion with the republicans. His speech threw thick
cloud the vision Of the republicans Mr. Law K n.y.
also gave evidence that the Amercansperhaps not one
except Mr.. Russell, OF Frankn-will in no event bar
monize or unite with the republicans. Two or three
puocans made concliatory speeches. and amongst the
most reasonable and conCilistory was Mr.. Bakers
gentleman from Montgomery, who anxously desired an
organization Of the House, the democrats should
succeed This gentleman, this as well rs on all other
occasions has manifested desire to organize the Hous
and proceed to do the public business There factous
men in the republican ranks, Mr. Baker, though able
leader, il not one OF them
The debate upon the proposition OF Mr. Goddard,
St. Lawrence 70 introduce the plurality vote for Speaker,
finally adopted in 1855 No democrat entered into the
debate except Mr. Moore Of the city of New York This
gentleman in making his debut produced smos favorable
impression. He remarked that, a democrat, he
anxious Tor speedy organization his colleagues
on the floor Democrats had not been preaching upoa
the subject, but the republicans had been constantly,
That their hypocrisy. They responsible for
the delay tor had they been disposed they would have
organized under the resolution Of Mr. Law declaring Mr.
Van Vslkenburgh Speaker Mr. Moore said, democrat,
and in part the centre star Of the American
Union representative of that city that has been dis
ranchied by the republican party he would say to that
party he could make concession them. Would any
suppose that New York would send seventeen demo-
Gratis TO the House To favor the party that legsaiod the
Mayor Office passed the Metropolitan police law
the Excise the Port Warden and other obnoxious laws
the purpose OF depvng the democratic party
rights the municipal government, aud replacing
them with the hungry hounds OF the opposition who have
bankrupted the Satef No man suppose Mr. Moore
having concluded, the House adjourned without taking
single vote.
II is now rendered morally certain, from the stand
taken TO day by Mr Adams that the republicans
succeed, but that Mr.. Alvord (democrat will be elected
Speaker probably to morrow, and Mr. Wilson tAmeri
CAM Clerk. rs Proposed by Dir Law week since The
breach between the republicans and Americans in the
House, and consequently in the legislature now so
wide that nothing overcome ii The speeches this
morning, made by Messrs. Adams, Barnes, Law Moore
Baker and Hubbard exhibited the that large amount
Of talent has thus far lain mostly dormant predict
organization to morrow, being the sixteenth day of the
session.
The report of Professor Bsche in relation 10 New York
habor pre- ented to the Senate this morning by the
Governor in the following words -
To THE sEsArE-I herewith transmit report of Profess
sor A. Bache Superintendent United States Coast
Survey and the map accompanying the same This report
lh April last adopted the recommendation Of the r
Dor to aid o ss Of the 9Ssed
formation in reference the navigation, preservation
progress, it would seem has been made in the draw
ing OF hs 81 %hh sn hso Gssn TIN @
an additional sum OF 5. 100 win be required, making the
asked resolution Professor
ao submits his views generally on The tides and currents
the channels and bars Of the harbor gives
Formation on these important suslecs The report
A hs sssiH an s0ssfsss0n of the Senate JOHN KING
The use Of the Assembly Chamber was granted to the
State Military Association last evening. The Commander
chief escorted 10 the capitol by the Twenty fifth
regiment, under oommsnd Of Col Harcourt, and made a
fine martial appearance. The Governor returned thanks
10 the Association and assured them that he would rem
all the aid consistent with his duty 10 carry any
practical improvement in the militia system which the
association might think Tor the best interest Of the State
Ex-Governor seymour being present was introduced to
the audience by Gen. Burnside, President OF the Asso
citation He cheered most rapturously when he
again meeting his military friends, and complimented
them highly for their continued efforts TO ad.
vance and pcrpetuate laudabe military spirit in
the State. As an honorary member OF the Assoca.
tion, he intended on some future occasion to in
troduce resolution by which the association could
der lasting remembrance the military patriots of Re.
evolutionary times He intended TO present resolution
asking this association 10 erect monuments to endure
through coming ages to perpeuate glorious achieve
nents the shores OF the Hudson river the fields Of
Orskany and upon the plains an6 heights Of Saratoga
The State Of New York the battle ground OF the Revo
luton well Of the Of 1872 and to this day
have monument consecrated TO the memory OF the
Bile deeds OF the gallant patriots Of the days that tried
mems souls Gov Seymour paid an eloquent tribute OF
respect TO the memory Of the late Gov Tompkns for his
bravery and gallsntry during the time he administered
the government OF this State. He spoke twenty mi
in glowing terms and his usual happy aud
feicous manner. There Is scarcely orator In the
State ready and eloquent any occasion than the
ex Governor.
ALBASY-10 O'CLOCK r. NJ
understood tina, the republicans have entertained
proposition from the Americans withdraw Mr.. Richard
son and take up another candidate for Clerk acceptable
the Americans. The republicans caucus, and
the proposition exctes warm debate. Thesproceedings
are of course private.