New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17
POLITICAL

Yes. ard Nays in the Senate Of this STATE On the
proposition to nvssts sts 30 much OF the Governor
"Messsee az relates Ia the Lobby:
Y,ss-ve.r. B,snar,ih. Buhsns, Fly. johnson L.aD
fsS Ssssi g. mstef no D. %a.TS
HatS-n Lo,.'.sd' rrr..er, winNe-s
An A,banssn lei course bis usme is Murphy pro
pOsrg to publish a series Of biographical sketcaes OF
N. prtsert Legislature forsaris 10 each copy OF
set of queries hutsen number, to ~dich he desires
io n.ds,e spssers, hnnrg that in replies se nos
sent, the sketch Of your-eh sil probsby no. please
you" That thrs, will probably settle the business.
The vote fer Blogham, Uuited States Ssa,tor
electfrorp Mich gan, four to enc, sho sing Mca
gan 10 be in her legislature as thoroughly opposition
10 Bm hap auisn a. Msssschuset T. and Maine.
"A calculation hiss been mads by which it IS shown
tia, Mr. Mallory proposed bill for the ocresse Of the
Day Of the Nsyy will amount to over S5j, geo and an
siru incress. eqoal to toe per cenfsse on the az
gegate annual pay of each class of officers affected
byr.
-Aptlca ion will soon be made to the Legislature
bv s.ver.l geDtemen OF this city, TO b. incorporated
as tie Ksre MoDums ntal Association Tor the par
pose Of erecfitg monument TO the memory OF toe
gifted Arctic Explorer ard Nsv stor, within tive years
from the passage of TIE law CsIe should DE taken
that III. ot DO not authorize the erection of the moab
u.nt in ii e Cent a. PAX proposed. raat locality
stoulo never DO turned into a cemstery, or become
MOI nsl to TIE dead.
The Legislature of New-York costs the State over
$3.50 every day.
TIE whole annual expenses Of tire Stste Govern
nept of N,w-Jersey were last year s2O,OOo, about
lire, -fiths of which aye contributed by ajax upon
Railroad passengers. Thee mostly the inhabitants
o. ether S,stss.
A Dir. +. Andrews of Albany gives notice Mat he
will contribute 1900 oaves OF bread to the poor OF
that city, He Issues tickets and refers applicants ~
the pastors of several churches who give out the
tickets a, ther discretion.
An order has been introduced into the MAssachu-
sets Legislature requesting the Governor - inorm
that bosy whether there not another Masssc ets
vacancy in the United States Senate besides shat 20 be
oecasoned by the expiration ct the term 81 the Hon.
Hecry Wilson, n March next.
A correspondent of Tie Cireianat, Commercial
writes IN IN Indianapolis Jan IL:
Lat night both parties met in grand caucus. The
Dougl.e men of both branches with two tfceptonsD
net with TIE LfconptoDes.
Mr. Turpe, the recognized leader OF tho L'comp
tor forces, wa. plac. a il the chair After stormy
which the LscnmptoIitss played " Bear and Doug.
las mer tie Bull " the Admibistr alton party yielded
horse foot snc dIsgoos, and preceded To make nom
il sions according to terms oi;tcted by tae Douglas
men.
AooilIa Jones present Treasurer Of st tie end one
Of the ,st prominent Donglas men in Indians, was
nominated for Agent of State. Col. John L.
Walker (wso would have been elec'ed Lleuter aot-
Governor two yesrs ago but for his JursnaHy).
also an Anti-lecompon leader, received the
nomination for Safe Printer; and Richard Rs~ey OF
Vsnde rhuTgh (Aot Lecomptou) for Canal Trustee.
The minor ices Of Sta'e Librarian and State Prison
Director were also given TO the Dooglas nen lac
Icmipators were tben ratified IA toto but before
Senator HeffrsD Lecomptob) with one or two others,
had bolted and sworn hostility to the new COALITION
ord its by bird nominees
At the other std If the Capitol, the Republicans,
confn.ed ana alarmed by the detection Of tne Douglas
men, preceded, nevertheless, to maae their nomina
toUs.
Trey nominated John ID. Defrees, esq, OF this city
for Agent Of state; Berry oulgrove ESQ., editor Of
tn, JournGI for State Printer; and w. q. {. flo o.
Poke County for Canal Trustee.
II is impossible to guess how the elections will re-
suit.