The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-27
NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

Excutoment Ovef tho appointment OF
HARDER Mastcrs-Weed and Ciapp ut
Peace-City Observation-Disclosures I'm
surance Company-Pro Rita Commit
tee-Re publican Caucus, &c.
OUR SPECIAL ALBANY DESPATCH.
ALBANY, Jan %, 1860.
There has been a great deal OF grumoiog about the
Legislative Hall and the hotels here about the appoint,
ments reported TO have been made by Governor Morgan
yesterday. but in reality made by Weed The curses
uttered againet Weed long and deep; vengeance
aleo sworn upon Morgan for placing himself under the
thumb Of Weed and not daring TO take cup Of tea
glass Of cold until be has obtained permission from
the Lieutenant General Of the republican party OF
the State Of New York, That Governor Morgan may be
placed in the right light and injustice done him, will
here state that Weed has, upon three four occasions
that there has been Governor Of the State of
New York for the last twenty years that exhibited
much frmntss as Governor Morgan; the means g Of
which may be put down in broad English that Thurlow
finds more trouble and has TO work harder to ms-
mage him than he has experienced with any other Gov
ernor. this q compliment to Morgan, give him the
full benefit Of it.
that Mr. Clapp, of Buffalo, has finally succeed.
ed In making peace with Weed After standing for along
time shiveIpg before the outside door OF the Regency
wigwam shedding many penitent tears, without moving
the auty heart Of Weed the gentleman that presdes
the strong box o The Sate Mr. Dorshemer took pity upoa
him and called upon Weed, stating how pentent Mr..
Capp for AL be had said and done against the Re-
gercy and how faithfully hs promised obey all orders
Issued from that quarter, only allowed TO gather
the crumbs that may fail from the table, Aer lengthy
conversation upon the benefits that would arise re-
ceived into full communion, Mr. Dorshemer was instruct
ed TO invite Mr. Capp into the church, hrst arrayng
him in the bsptsmal clothes Accordingly Aessrs. Capp
and Dorsheimer were seen walking in towards
the snners' stool in the wigwam. Numerous
of tann read and asssn.sd 70 b. him. wnsS 10 was
sworn TO recognize the Regency authority superior
all others 10 po,pcal matters: whereupon Rev Thurow
nd him 10 the pool and bApsed him anew alter which
M Capp bad the extreme pleasure Of hearing the words
fall from LORD rhurows hips, "rhy SINS are forgiven CO.
The entire morning session Of the Houso was saken ND
m the Committee OF the Whole upon various local bills aud
bills seems to be rsehsng through hurry. retrao.
the part Of tho Speaker OF Assembly took place
to portion " the accusation made in debate few
days since against M Conckpg but did noa retract all
Mr. CoDckling accepted the apology far it went,
bSt he did not retact hs accussans, NJ defended
The Commsee u Ways and Means yesterday reported
oiA Ii regard W the State TAX of county IL
quires THAI the county sha or b.
fore The FIRST day OF March, in each year, pay 70 the ea
Of this Sste the amount OF the STATE tax if aay
rssed ard pssS over 70 them respectively, retaining s
such county shall neglect refuse to gas to
The Treasurer Of the State the tax above provided he
shall pay ,nerttt The amount Of ratio
oi ten per cent PER FOR .hs time such county
treasurer shall negkct or retoss W pay the saus
| OF siy part thereof
Ibis Is nothing kss than an "rrcpressseie
| corset" between zoe coan,y banks and the banks
\ nt Albany as to which shall have the bene-
] NJ Of The use Of that money Tor four AT
| Nve mcuths AZ the managers OF the Albany
banks are here where ibey watch the movements o.
lhis bill, they will doubt carry the oar this
vyrsy, Ia the cetrinen. OF the local banks. Why ht
nuks Of the eounty seats should ten cont Interest
~ The moSsy collected by vrtae al the state tax, for
Sewing the zane until the uae OF paying thu sam
TO the STATE Treasurer Is than can Ina Al
bsny banks ,ner,sted, and that settles the who'
CUES, on u too county pessurers shal hsve tn pre-