The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-06
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Nevvs from the State Capital.
| ORG AVIATION OF the ATs-fAlLuhh 40 os
! cAN,sr rHS HousEa-TBE KNOW SorHiNGs srAsp
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AND NO CnoIcE FOR SPEAKER. ETC, ETY., ,sss
ALBANY jan 9' Ns7'
Mutudes again gathered 70 the Capitol this morning
The hour for meeting OF the two rasDscve Houses wa
eleven O'Clock sof the lower branch were sa
in by the Secretary of State, which occuuisd some ,
hours.
The Lieutenant Governor called the Senate 10 order
near twelve O'Clock, and administered the usual oath
10 senators. Every one present, incu ling Mr.
williau,s. who is 80 feeble that be supported
Z, bis ,est w two friends He appears extremely
III, and does MT sem able to endure the fatsnes Of
Legislative duty. The senase chamber crowded 70
its fullest capacity well 10 the anterooms and lobbes
by spectators desDo witness the choice Of Clerk,
Sergeant Arms &C. From the fact that the Hon. Hors
ito j. Stowe Senator a. the twenty ninth district did not
attend the repubiica last evening" and from the
further circumstance thaN Independent candidate,
he aoored Upham the greas personas~ Of repuocsni,m
fact that the American and democratic papers have
claimed him being independent or The Albany
regency-I eay from all these Considerations the public
were led to believe that the Hon Mr. Stowe would stand
aloof from all caucus ditaoas aud nominations Of
either party and consequently all eyes in and out OF the
Senate were turned upon him wsn the vote taken
for Clerk of the Senate Mr. Allen the late capable Clerk
was the republican nominee ASSURANCES had been in
duged that Mr.. would account whatever vote
for Mr. Allen and without his support the republicans
would fail but hen his called he veted nOS
only for Mr. Allen but for every other republican r
"independeDce" Of party. The democrati; and Know
Nothing prints will cease barping upon that Senator's
doubtful political All the "ndependent" posi-
tions he will likely will be in opposition to rail
influences committee Of the Senate reported that
AZ both houses are fully Organized Having sent copies in
advance all the State will not be very alarming To
in print and in circulation before the House of As
The nonselscal game which is annually played by the
Legislature OF attempting To instruct Congress as to its
duties has again commenced Senator Owen, of the
Chempg distrct, already introduced resolutions, before
the Senate fairly under way for business telling the
National Legislature what their duty s with reference to
de admission Of Kansas State. They were laid over
for the day and printed When called up quite an intel
ectual aud oratoria display may be expected, and the
wounds of poor bleeding Kansas again opened for the oc
cason Here are the Senaoor's propositions
The The ESd S
in providing government Territory under this right it
should based upon the popular win o. the lawful phao
treaties and compacts United States that the admis
The voluntary application Of the people Territory With
constitution Of their ow choice republican In form ana
ton Of the general government upon Territory of
Kansas c"nsu ion tina, is known to be opposed BY large
self violation OF ne pledges Of U9ssass
n ns nt 70 hs and y
That Congress be instructed and
shall recognize the validity Of constitution for Kan
shall been fairly submitted TO the people OF
the Territory and received Il cir sanction.
If the Assembly concrr) That these resolutions
be transmitted senators and representatives in Con
gress.
Neither the prominent parties could succeed In OBJ
tanning the majority. The republicans could not run
above sixty the democrats to fifty eight and sixty
five votes required in nli house Three ballotngs
had in each the nine Americans voted straight
and steadily for their candidate. Mr.. law, OF Della
ware county The three trials wbouWny result showed
neither OF 'he two principal parties had Effected
complete arrangement with the Know Nothings; and 1t
was finally concluded TO suspend voting for the day and
adjourn over until to morrow, which was accordingly
done The republicans want four votes and the de-
mocras seven. During the evening both parties VIII
make propositions to the corporas guard or Americans
and the Offering most literally, will obtain their sup
port Some Of the K MS satisfied with the clerk
ship others there who negotiate for nothing but the
cash inSand.
Mr. Harlow Goddard, formerly democrat, now Preston
King republican member OF the House from ST. Lawrence,
Is exre nelly Of specifying the number Of news
paper reporters who will be places the floor OF
the House and wants TO limit that number 70 only eight
III the gentleman will frame the resolution to exclude
State he may lind favor wht the House, because there
are at every session dozens Of neropers who have en-
loved the privilege OF the floor who know no more about
reporting the proceedings OF the Legislature than they 90
with the Of the King Of Tmbuctoo. Exclude the
regular reporters Of the press Mr. Goddard from the
floor of the House. and you'll find them ten times more
numerous akn' notes. OF your movements than you
imagine in the House. in the obbics and in the galleries
reporting you verbatim TOO.
The Americans hold this evening to consult on
| the proper course for them 70 pursue.