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


Clerk, republican.
Ssrgean. At Arms republican.
DIR keeper, re ublcan.
First Assistant Doorkeepsr, sepe,licar.
second Assistant Doorkseper, republican
I. FIRST Deputy Clerk res cscan.
Second pe2usy Clerk, republican
Toird Deputy Clerk, REPUBLICAN.
Librarian, republican.
Postmaster, republican,
Jsntor, republican
Keeper o. Assembly Chamber rcpsbnoat.
second Assistant, republican,
Third Assistant, republican
Fourth Assistant, republican.
Okcers Dependent Upr: &c LsSi sisss-s
kespcr Of he Capitol, republican,.
assistant Keeper, republican.
Keeper Of the Geological Rooms republican
Otaer appointments 50 TIE '!tg sprukeT ana Clerk.
Foarts Asslstan. Clerk, prooab'y Arer.OsG.
Fifth Assistant, probably American.
Assistan. Librarian probably American.
Assistant sersesne al. Arms, probably American.
ASSISTANT Postmaster, probably American.
-Four Assistal. Doorkeepers probably American.
Auditor Of Cana pa-tment, in doubt.
on ss pTnps 10 se ,rU
could in honor eceept such teTrls1 We ask republicans
VINO desire honest nion Of The antidomoerstc Masses
and are not recsoned acDert the office seekers, the
american representatives ought 70 a;cept such terns
We ask men Of ell parties whether the republicans carry
out n practice their pretended desire hasten the
| ganizatioa Of the Assembly,
While tmerosn des.res sght simply for the spells
eact one is resolved 10 standn hSnorabe post en-
The duty ofs representative his party illustrated by
thefrmnef with which the republicans refuse give up
their caucu nominees Tire Americans have similar
sohsaton awards sheir candidate5 and viii observe
| il Is sacredy
CHARACTER OF TEG AMERICAN MEMBERS.
From the same paper.
Nothing has been gratifying the organization Of
the American party the stra.y htforsard ntslent
dependent course Of members beth branches OF the
Legislature.
From the very commencement TO this period all the
American members have evnced the strongest psssble
desire 70 organize both branches at the earliest possible
moment.
The organization. Of the Senate was clear indication
unmsakeable, papable and positive that wherever ire
was power, there wasihe will to crush cut the very
hearts sisod OF anything American.
The American senators had they seen f. after TIE
Senate had in all things been organzsd entire conemp.
President Of the the appointment o. WORTHY
4 man as State Jsnitor.
1t would have been magnificent condesension 20
have offered an American the sweeping Of tho Senate
| chamber
This treatment hes taught to stand together,
and, whatever may be the result 10 consult their
dignity and their honor The grcsest reward these
American members receive is the and generous
confidence OF the American Of the State OF New York
We can assure true and tried friends everywhere
that today there . IN the city of Albany the most
straight forward ndepesden aston, that has ever yet
No one can ye; predict when how the House 70 te
precisely what they are doing and the honor ani issr
| ~ Of the partxs safe IN their hands
THE FIRST DUTY OF AMERICANS.
| IRON The paper
There certain american members IN The House who
elected by The aid Of republican votes ms fa e
used BY the republicans for their greedy and
unreasonable Demands as IS SAID tina. the representa-
tves in question edo dare 10 do any act that viii
take the organization from the republican minority.
We can readily oonoede that the fret desire Of th,se
members would naturally be 20 organize with the repuc
leans but we can no good why they should
be called upon 20 sacrhce their party and d!shonor
themselves simply because republicans 0. their de-
trc unable 20 elect of their STRIPE preferred 10
vote for them rather than for q democrat
The first duty these American representatives owe 70
their political friends Would their own PARTY have
gwen thnm nomination and a hearty supper, had they
believed they would have sold out and sacrificed their
principles and their friends al the bidding 81 few ropup
licans whose convenience was 20 support themS
~ af tha Fl Nr n.1 l.ffo
this county. Both these gentlemen supported by
republicans But in return, Mr. Van Allen, the county
cans 10 the Americans demand Of Mr.. Adams that he
shall appoint none but Americans IN his once and Of Mr.
woford that BE- shall abandon the republican Support
| the American IoIinees7 We believe not
And do Nessrs Bachelor and Adams suppose the re-
publican. would have supported them had there been
prospect Of elect republican representative IN esher
Of their districtsY Again, we believe not
should the republicans have offered a fair, honorable
equitable arrangement 70 the american
believe the Americans ght have Found 70 SC
cept y But there s DO reason, justice, demanding
friends, who nominated and elected ,han simply 70
crafty or satisfy those republicans who sted ecur.
ing their success
UNFORTUNATE NOMINATIONS
Prom the same paper.
The democratic pa party been loud N Is condemnation
Of the legislation o. last winter The METROPOLITAN Police
bill. whch forced upon the city of New York co1nls.
sion appointed by republican Governor: the New York
oaiceholders 70 place 4 n the hands Of ;hsr ooicS ON
ponenis the City Hall and Central Park bills which tois
appointed BY city authorities and rave 4 10 the anrp.s
q the state executives the Buffalo Barter which
The power from the democratic odSmOn council g pos
INTO the hands Of republican mayor ali Of these
democratic measures have been properly denounced and
repudistad by the democratic party.
The people " the state, too gave their verdict In No.
vemoer against the legislation Of last winter. From
sweeping majority, the republican vote d~ Dded down
y minority Not representative Of the last Icgsla
ure with one or I've exceptions survived the Indignation
Of an abused and deceived constituency.
ms verdict, 20 psnly rendered snd this jest ndgna
Ton OF the democratic al Inv
republicans IN their selection Of caucus candda,ss FOR
nate that al tine when the republicans nust sees A
from some opposing party they should have been driven
to ru, forward The mos prominent advocate the
Objectionable measures % last winter a. Their
for speaker and % back him Up BY the Clerk Sergeant,
al, Arms, &c, Of The las, House. Tbs seems very IKE
DETERMINATION % hy 10 the face Of public opnon ana b
defy and insult al least opposing party 10 the pregea
Legislature
LAST WINTERS RECORD.
itrJm The same paper
The record Of DE legislature q 1857 contains or the
BILLS
by lir r p Van vakenbursh the bill 10 amend tho |
charter Of the city Of New York
5 1'o the Ne" YORK and Brooklyn tN''r0D0''n) Police
ON March II We find the following
"Nr. Van Valkenburgh moved IN refer tbe New Yor,
Charter and Police bill. The first Commttee Of The
On March Is, we End Mr. Van valseptursb reror,,ry
Ecersng Journal that
"Mr ralenbrgb repealed the idea that only those
from the city OF Ne~ York could melgenty lessaie for
that city"
On April 1--WE ind Mr.. Van ValAnburgh reporting
complete the bill To amed the charter The CITY OF Buff
fslo The record be traced farther and the public
will find the distinctly that the republicans in ting
forward Mr.. Van Valkcnburgh their candidate Tor
Speaker have Dsulted the public evinced in
the overthrow q the republican legislative corrupt ms
and expressions a Last winter.
ONE wgyx's LEGISLATION Lost.
Prom the Albany Journal (blsck republican, Jan 81
The members Of Assembly, after spending four days !
W prohess bahongs for Speaker, d0urnei til MONDAY
evening by ~ 60 10 81 every republican member
votsg 10 reian AT post IN The discharge Of bis dutt
Tbs dead lockias has been ehristened--is occa
sDDed by The course pursued hy nine members Of tho
assembly chosepSRy jnnt constituency In several Of
the Assembly dfRics the republic an and American |