The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

standing oonnitases- among hsm 10 confirm the Ninth
Avenue Railroad franchise; to authorize the laying out Of
the northern portion OF the city OF New York; CONCERN
ing the Commissioners OF Emigration and the Marine Hes
@ ne g os sSs plating Syss in the ss and
notion 70 put this bill forward was defeated by Mr.
the bill to divide the Sixth Judicial district Of New York
was ordered 70 third reading.
MI GoyR (dem) moved Tor committee to investigate
the management OF the Institution for the Blind Adopted
Mr.. bHLKES made majority report against the Senste
law 20 - TO better fecure the OF claims for
vices labor against The estates Of Deceased parties
the bill -
motion 10 agree to the majority report was lost, 81
Mr.. cAIcor spoke In avor Of the bill, when the miuo.
rity report was laid on the table
Tho Governors of the Amshouse Department sent In 4
communication counting investigation af their Affairs
M. Cooe@ 0ep.) movedifor Committee Of Invesa-
Tho privileges Of the floor extended to OK Governor
Mr.. sT JOAN called up the Albany and susquehanns
Mr.. MxRRr moved 10 refer the bill 70 the committee
on twothirds and three afths bills to settle the consd.
bal After debate 1t was Ios.-ao to 70.
The bill was then READ third time and defeatsd-S8
TO g.
Mr.. JOHNSON, Who changed his vote for the purpose,
moved 70 reconsider and 70 lay that motion the table,
Carriede7 70 So So the bill has still chance, but there
Tho afternoon session occupied in the consideration
OF the claim bills in Committee Of the Whole.
twenty minutes before seven the House took recess
EVENING SESSION.
Tho House convened a. ten minutes past seven. No
quorum was present, when Mr.. McQuade moved call OF
tho House.
The galleries were cleared, and the doors closed.
Members were brought to tho bar and excused 1t
y quarter past eight Tho call was suspended II soon
became evident Nat the House in a bad temper.
Mr. FIAoER moved to take up the Appropriation BILL
Lot.
Several motions were made TO adjourn and lost, the
yeas and nays being called
Tho bill 70 amend the general Life and health Insurance
Several members then went in to kill bills.
The bill to amend The law in relation to Division Fences
The bill to incorporate the Long Island Steamboat Com
pany was lost and, ON motion TO reconsider laid on the
The Grinding Committee reported several bills to DO
moved forward, among which were the following
To reduce the capital OF the Farmers Loan Trust Com
The New York city Tax Levy was amended by striking
out the clause for the payment of Judgments.
The New York City Charter Amendment bill; TO
extend certain streets, and to confirm grants of laod
under in the city Of New York, made April II,
1857, extend the Of Office OF New York con.
stables to two years.
To author the Methodist Episcopal churches OF Brook
iyn to sell the cemetery lands
To continue s. Felix street, BROOKLYN and to close por
lions Of the Old Fa,bush road
motion to adjourn was then carried under call OF
The ayes and nays-5l to 81.
Our Albany Correspondence.
ALBANY, March 20, 1860.
Tie Lptsndmt Governor Cr.rrued-Hs Ind peadence in
Smashing ela- Radicals Becoming Restless and zareas
En- Opposition 10 Se,oard, de-, dc.
You may rest assured that the time is near hand
when split will occur between the Seward and radical
section Of the present republican party There has been
no harmony since the assembling Of the first
for organizing the Legislature. The spirit Of re-
bellion has grown stronger every day. At the
"a A;ust ratI NAL.
fers and to arrange the finances Of the State,
nothing but the most acrimonious feelings prevailed
The conduct Of a majority Of the Senate, few days
snce, in overhauling and overturnug portion Of tho
IiAutsnant Governors committee Of conference the
Railroad Toll bill was unparalleled dscouresy. Never
before the history Of legislation has the presiding off,
of that body been treated with such indignity ouch
perfect contempt, by majority Of that body being fra
xernaiy political with that officer. His explanation Of the
why he constituted the committee he did, and
his for giving both sides of the question repre-
sentaton, had effect upon his political friends vote
was upon each OF his honors appontees separately
when Seuator Truman was oused and Mr. Sessions SUBJ
stituted. The committee Is II now stands, will never
agree upon any tong measure which the Clinton league
conference Of the House Of Assembly may propose their
No wonder that his honor writing under the insult thus
perpetrated by his political friends meditaed resgna.
wrenched from him, his power parayzed, and his dignity
grossly nsuAd he could not help but feel that his pot
ntcu00 pr0m0Q1t0te0W o0t6Tmin00
him: Upon reflection, and the calm exercise o. hi:
"sober second thought" his honor finally concluded not
70 resign, bat continue with the Senate and hin party the
No candid r III IT, that Robert Campbell the repubn
reu eIts1ans Governor has never :ncs the nrss meet
fraterna terms with either Governor Weed, or
he Iocsm teness, Edwin D. Morgan Fourteen
oppoaition 10 several Of the nominees sent up
nom tho executive chamber for confirmation:
during the session Of 1852 thereby permitting the older
ncers TO hold over The presiding officer continued the
ID ss Su 1o. the en- ns0.
ton Of harbor masters Van vskenburgh and Lounsbery
the table, BY which the motion was carried was an
unpardopabe act his part and had not been for the
woes of two Tammany Senators the opposition Of the
Lieutenant Governor to those two unworthy nominees
would have been successful. "Sippery Dck and hh
pet violated their democratic pledges thereby securing
the appointment Of two men wholly unworthy Of the
places.
Campbell shs ostracsed account Of his independ-
In other and important matters Though the
second officer this republican administration, he unhe
sitatrgy declares himself decided opponent to the
nomination OF Seward. he declares also that should
Seward obtain the nomination from the Chicago Conven-
In the Canal Board too, his Honor has succeeded in
rs. bog be s,~ek ooe to basnce Of
that Board his political ASSOCIATES, the Comptroller Trea
surer and Attorney General were compelled to yield IN
caucus under the throat OF beng dscomhtted, defeated
and overthrow in the full meeting OF the Canal Board
Hence the victory which Lieutenant Governor Campbell
ODtAl0ed IN securing OF just sucn
burners to canal Offices as no desired. Vengeance
proclaimed fe&nst him, and the first evidence o. Is
in the cordu Of the Senate in taking under
review his Conference Committee, and cutting from
obnoxious member.
The rank and file Ct The republican barnburners are
with bis Hcrcr tee Lieutenant Governor They to .
decidedly ant Seward. Their opposition ID neither
.'hh under bushel," manifested in doubt dark
res. They speak openly decidedly and en,pha,icaly.
Though free soes ana remaining erect upon the famous
Bunslo ratfrm they etheIess as much opposed
Sewaras rspressibe conflict and incessant upon
the South the rational democrats The radicals
opposed to the extension Of slavery into free territory
bu net enlisted the black republican banner
under pledges go with Seward seaipst the South after
the John Brow fashion. The boldncss and independence
Of the Lieutenant Governor have infused spirit Of resist
among the racicas agains; the ntoierant dctaon
ness which Mr. Seiden possessed. Had the latter