The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11
:, FEBRUARY IL, lseo-TRIPLE SHEET.
NEW, YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, +
KWs FROM THE STATE CAPITAL


KWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
Awful Rush Of Lobby Agents to Albany
Csmptroller Halves, Oakley Hall, ID. ID.
Conover and the Tsmmany Aldermen
I'm Secret Confab-Dsbase ON che I" Irre-
pressibIe Connica' i'm the Asss mbly--
9 shall Coiored Persons he Allowed to
Vote IA BAH Providing for the Inspes-
tion Of Steam Boilers, &c., &c., Sc.
OUR SPECIAL ALBANY DEsPArcH
AIBASY, Fob. 10, 1850.
The machinery OF the lobby 70 be 10 full opera
ton. The hosts that compose that great body OF Mi
legislature busy at work. Tho machinery Is fas
being oiled up, the steam applied and the amount Of pres
that being put would Indicate pressure aoeao
beyond the power resist the part Of the dfsren
combinations They have taken the precauson put
up gauges any other warning the public OF tb
danger that surrounds hem but 60 along without any
thought that there be explosion Of their boilers
any time That the public may be notified Of the danger
that around them, propose 70 ventate theee chaps
and touch their gauges n hopes thereby 10 life and
prevent the breaking Of bones and ether calaes sha
follow the accidents Of This kind. rt..r
First and foremost let take peep at the oonSab held
in The dining Of the Deavan last evening" got mp BY
Mr. Myers member locality Of Syracuse, who
especially desires that there shall be further duty in
posed spon salt About forty i've pergons present
among whom were the members Of the COMMITTEES 81
Ways and Means the Common Council Of Syracuse, and
all the members Of the Legislature boarding At the Della
This pow WOW was kept up until the small hours
night, during which Mr. Myers gave them personal bis
tory Of his career from apprentice In the harness trade
to his engagement che salt interest and member Of the
legislature Wines Of various qualities were slowed say
IN mysterious manner and the party became wonder
full jovia would nos Of course, convey The that The
vine bad any thing 70 do with the hlary Of the party
the headache complained Of by the participants this
pg The subject under controversy took wide range
aid as the steam got up each one began 10 leak
Of the thoughts that were uppermo Salt had touch
as did also the Albany and susquehanna Railroad the i
GER the shape Of Aetho Isl cass leaders prayer from
MT; Bush me~oer Of the Hoase No ooae, the aiore.
Was not by any means ell that was done last night
The city u New York seems to have had sickness ut
the stomach for the last four i've days, and has
b,en vomiting cong iomeration OF material upon Us
~ Albany, who are mineDg actively amongst the third
msneSt Ec~ Yo,te1s aua otcehndsrs sSe.sn ~ p pU
and their projects will not be unr ierestng just
First and foremost We have Comptroller Ha~e-, Of your
for the nfcrna,,on OF his Wall stree: assoc,stss win
give tke'ch Of the company that he keeps h gene
rally kpowp,I believe. that Mr.. Hswes, whilst in NV
York, has no nowedgs of ever seeiog any ons hui
Noses b. GriDnel Simeon Draper, End perso0s Of thai
s1amp far different company is be found Albany. For
lear that his Wall street associates would doubt the
hb associatDe with the parties that about name
will state that all these lasts be sustained by ada
The Comptroller, having an axe or two 70 grind here
has found 1t 20 become third house opera.
tor Accordingly, last night he drew around HIM party
Of most singular material heid con!ab Il Congress
Hall, where he set his grin 1stone at work-A Oakley Hall
hold Of the crank Some nfseen persons were present
Robert Hawee acting as moderator, Oakley Hall
taIy, r. Brewer treasurer, aud D. Cooover sergeant
al arms These gentlemen had under confederation tina
the chief fussmsn in the snais q the city which, would
enable them 70 take from Mayor Wood all his powers
The grea. difficulty was how TO blend the Governors
Police bsll-Oakey Halls pet measure; the Doctors
Sanitary BILL and Hawes Co. g one m IN horse power bin
There was considerable discussion upoo ths point
agreed to undertake the Hercdesn task, and
BE-, everything IN working order. In the first place ne
sss ne ons sa Inc HmAer 50 As
them ali straight In all hrs arrangements no he
wanted Understood that hts Police bill should be passed
Mr.. Haws and Aojutant Gen Price also MAD something
70 ray upon the question before them, ana conceded with
the views Of Mr. Hall that the Police bill needed amend
of course he means New York; should be excluded and
the only question was, how should they arrange ther
movements e e accomplish shss as had sresa coma
Of the Aldermen Of your city preasnt who have
pecia horror Of Wood who anxious that something
should be done 20 set him one eide mis- class of
have, for thu other great confidence
the powers Of Oakley Hail, who suggests 70 them
tben quietly slips side and tells Of the respect
able citizens plans adopted BY the Aldermen certain
acting as friends Of both sides His prestige seems 10 fol-
low him Tn the Albany lobby he here engaged at the
heavy wsrk for the democratic Aldermen-the horse
power that turns CompI oler Haws' mschDe-@hst D.
Conover the bosom Albany associate OF Haws, stand
locking on Hal Pretends 70 have q hand In all the
family troubles Of Weed aud pretends 70 have great sym
patoy the dear people him ana HASs are at
eJing crowd that have idea that the present Aldermen
are pure men fact portion Of the Aldermen are here in
thnV hoA
that would fecure their punishment whilst he was
here. This crowd headed BY the mild, modest
DICK Barry, Russei Co., Who are here 70 vindica,s
their honor" Their headquarters s At Stanwix Hall
where they amuse themselves at game Of poker, and
the bid Of Messrs Haws and Hail. and the company
hat the Comptroller Of your city keeps willis. here
Is his Wall street associates may doubt IL
Alderman Farley also here tu seemingly goes upon
his hook, 10 left in the Sold but understand
he rs to be soon counted IN with Haws. Hail. Conover
Your City Inspector, Delsvan, does not seem 10 be
represented IN this motley crewno friend in court To ooK
AS these patriots have not concluded their arrange
M pts TO dispose OF Mayor Wood and concocsng other
schemes 70 govern your city, shall give them another
men and these republican managers bedfellows.
The "irrepIesaib ict came up 10 the House again
this morning, upon the concurrent resolutions amend
the State constitution TO allow coored persons
Mr. Caicot Of Kings, first spoke q much length against
- b % hSS
cded by the courts OF slavehodng States well those
Of the States Of Connections and Pennsylvania botn had
decided that negroes cit3ens. They never
asked take oath Of allegiance constitution and
laws but treated only sojourning strangers In our
right to vote and were subject 70 all the laws and rsstr
toDr u the sovereign people upon th point There
natural and social equality between The negroes and wnes
and there could be no political equality established
The history Of the South American States and Mexico
plainly shows that ell attempts 70 place them equality
but deadss the white race Lea US NOT be mIeled by The
fnOQiciSm tdO0r VIM \ fnQa
undertaken 70 place the whites and negroes upon an
equality The proposition 70 politically amalsAmsts tho
two races 20 unwae, unstateemauke, unnatural,
that has beea repudiated, BY the oosored rsse
themselves IN The only cyi!sed governments hey have
ever essbhshed The morbid ympsGhes q The fanatics
impe them 70 nGht against the laws Of God and nature
and TO sock The reduction d the superior the level Of
the inferior Yace Gepteen Of the diverse viows
on hat question must Ill agree that the coored
race ere universally tn a object and inferior
condition Tho negroes VINO migrate from the Southern
States win NOT locate themselves In New York 90 long Is
contribution wfthholds nom them he fun privilege q c-
1cnshp Tey prefer % 60 70 The British provinces or 70
those other States IN which policy le wise than