The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-28
OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE.

that instrument all that portion ~ach prouibts negroes
from voting unless they possess freehold The repub
ilcas who advocated the principle couended that the
blacks better qualified ,hnn foreigners
ing directly from ship. That was the argument used
chs morning. Under this provision, If shall be adopted
every runaway negro mis- wsy TO Canada, passing
through this STATE will be allowed to vote before he
tlnues his journey. The will of consent
and after apo;ber Legislature adopts IT, then the questions
to be submitted 70 the people II majority OF the peo
pie decide that negroes may vote, they will have tho
right TO hold Office become members OF the Legislature
State officers &C. &c. 1t wi be recoleced that
the pro which Ex-Governor Kog secre sd
the pgecl ho IS OF the executive chamber.
The executive OF short duration this
morning ew nom natons were sent IN, ami some
conhi Ators made OF inero order 1t was expected
thar the III health officer would be received
fron the executive chamber but noae was sent 1t is as
tsiBed fbon, VIII retained.
HIS conduct at QuarantLe has neep sncn as
Commercial interests OF NeS York aganst nm, BIS DIES
TenGeriug HIM extremely obnox0ls 10 al the ciIze
tine island IL rs also atter Of fact that James W. Nye
Will not be nominated tos the post on OF Police Comma
sionsr The snopeest men, slcn as Mr.. Blatchoid,
Oakley ball, Dudley Field Otbers vino most ac
tive N securing the place tor Nye nov convinced
tina, he conduct has the means bringing
tam oisrcputc they have ard,
casting ABOUT for another II is hinted
shst democrat ls to be- appointed Nses SUCCESSOR
The Registry bull, wnicn passed the House last week,
receiving every vote o. the III ,jofty reached
S*asto yesterday afternoon In the upper house there
docs seem that uni OF action. Senator Diyen
leadins republican. attacked his ABILITY and
<aTBestuess lie SAID better plan sould be Devised
than the bi Which passed Hos- keep legal voters
from the polls. He would support my NIL tnat
secure The ,ish's Of i'gal voters but this bill would
Secure exactly the opposite result rne power OF the
inspectors 10 sirse from the Isl Of ad
INIT 10 vote the uIost corrupt Of any 10
invented. 1t substituted tue wilt of tbs inspe,t
the right OF the eieutor Although Senator Owen has
been recoeoi2ed as the most distinguished OF hs
party Tor the two sessions, and has taken the lead
10 many measures Of party character, there
Others aspire TO the leadership who have
BEEN jeaIo"s Of HIM. Senator N"Ioa boldly asserted
that registry taw was To p,ss thus sesFoa II woald
paes without the "f Sanllor Owen. Ii
Sbis that Senator Nnxon has been repub cau
capcusfs which Mr. Owen was not invited Il also
than intma,es that tue tepob leans their
private have DOT yet determined @hether 1t
would lie po.cg euac sort Of registry law Here
seems TO he a rupture bet seen tan .ea,ny nators
The by Ne Noxnu chat the republican party
in the Senate strong enough without the concurrence
OF Senator Divcn nut announced without hivng count
the No doubt much Of this opposition 10 Senator
pven has arisen rom the fact that through his Influences
Essentially aided by Senator Wnreier, Il co'usiuG
between canal contractors aud officials stop has
been put 10 issuing species OF script toe ~nch the STATE
ned responsible, ,he least authority cOus
tuition law If 5ena Wheeer Owen
expelled tom the repubcau patty for this righteous
the people will vrdcate their course and reward them
for
At early day of the session Senator Sro democrat
introduced resolutions proposing amendments IN
stut,on ds aochising all persons who shall ne proved
guilty Of Offering receiving bibe election rne
Senate adopted it, and House mad possession some
four weeks, when II Called up th morning. Tue
House refused by large majority TO adopt t,hus sub
etantalsy precrrpg that vel known system Of
ruprg certain Class of electors by nrbiug tn-m with
money shall DC continued and no questions aaked Did
Van Horn tell the ectoTs ot Ia Niagara county that
large sums OF money were cent from Albany TO carry
lamoDts election last week.
The lion. Dir. Wetmore has yet been admitted TO
take recently occupied by Mr. Vaudeville in the
Senate
An effort making fan the latent spark Of American
ism INTO flame which shall again 'omuate the State
An organization beng formed, the centre Of which TO
be ~ tn CITY which proms-s 10 De mo ouehy accom-
Pushed by which all the promn. mt Americans in every
county Of the State 10 Do intetestd Al organ in
which the party can retose condicoce is to be esiab
sbed backed with ample funds aud edited by the ATTEST
pens ia the party. They intend TO place the American
party in much stronger post on than 1t ever occupied,
aud make dis nct nom nations all Offices They
feel assured that they hoo the balance OF in the
State and intend IT, exercise It hereaiter without respect
70 either the republican or democratic party. One
reason is that the Americans feel they have
ceved by the republicans in their professions for Regis
try Law and another is that the movement Of the
live wings IN Virginia and in the city Of New York en-
coursges them With the expectation that formidable
front can be presented in 1850.
ALBANY, March 81, 1859.
ghe Ner Seaasor-Neio Fork Clty Raitroad Bius-More
Commissioners for the MISUNDERSTANDING Conuc in
AUBURN State Prison-End Of the Eeshe de-
There was scarcely quorum present in either house
this morning The habit Of members OF both branches,
homes most convenient TO the capital by rail
road Of leaving Saturday and returning on Tuesday
should be abandoned durog the remainder Of the
bis evening every Senator from number TO eight
missing. the New York Senators wish to leave sa-
turdays they should aeoate and leave the city
trcy unrepresenied especially these times, when the
interests Of the city require constant and vigau aten
ton. Senator Ames, Of Orange county, presented
Der of petitions IRON New York city subjects,
which ought been presented by OF the
New York delegation.
The republican Senator Mr.. Lamont, who was
elected without any serious opposition to ill the vacancy
occssioned by the death of Senator Stow appeared this
morning The oath Of Office administered TO him by
Senator Wheeler President pro % and he took his
Hs cocneDsnco bears intellectual expression and
should Judge that he is qushed 10 Ill the seat the
maiDdcr OF the But BIO Ia only elected I'LL
the remaining term OF Judge STOW, and coming from
same county be cannot expect obtain election
clam the candidate.
On Tuesday the Goth inst the Lersla,ure viii choose
two Regents o the University in place Of resign
cd McIabe, deceased Major scnoeeld does DOT sue
coed before tbat period In disbaDdng that nsttuton
The New York City Railroad bills will DO taken up tn
the House Tuesday Of next week The log rolling Of
them all is considered perfect by the lobby in
tercst, that little opposition is apprchcndcd II will be
observed that the title To the Broadway parallel road IL
now the Seventh avenue Thought this Will take of
the wry edge.
whether they favor pro way freight; also
from the Canal Committee To their opinion concerning
the proprey OF reimpos'ng tolls On rnilroads II there
Is any person verant 70 believe that either will pass
into law they will very soon have their verdancy ilu
minated.
Mr. CouknnR Dul pTOpscS u Jake tue eeCtlOn Oh IN
spectcs Of election from the people, II provides that the
Bosro Of Supervisors Of the city Of New York shall ap
point all the Inspectors district in the city, and
also to originate Board Of Canvassers separate from
the inspectors. Now this is very exravagant stretch
OF power gwen TO the Board OF Supervisors, and II they
ask we think they are graspins for moro political
power than conferred upon small body of
men, II the electors not competent TO choose their
inspectors Of oiec0p how they expected to select
such distinguished members Of the Leg stature tho pre-
sent vigant Chancellor OF the Exchuerg The thing doe
not appear reasonable consistent
nv Nr
OF tho House that the Governor and Senate snail
appoint three Commissioners Public Accounts whose
du tha be to take possession OF all books aud papers
NJ the various departments Of the New York city govern
ent lhey are authorized have all the accounts and
books written up and posted and the balances showing
Tue dinercnce In every account, whether favor or
against the city to audit all accounts OF collectors of
saxes or assessments, OF the collectors Of the city reve
nue. and OF the Bureau Of Arrears 10 the LIST Of January
cos They are 10 examine OF all contractors
having claims against the city, and examine oil Assess