The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-03
NEWS FROM the STATE CAPITAL.
The Anita gcnEsm Of the Republican Fac
tions-The FeUd Covered zap not Healed
Organization OF the Legislature--The
Cheers for Buchanan, Sc, sc.

last evening muss have satisfied the mind of any person,
however skentcal, that there exists the republican
ranks two bitter factions each hating tho other rs bad as
the republicans and democracy do and wide apart
in principles and intentions the two famous
parties under tho banners Of wtaich cur people
have marched - many national struggles, led on
side by webster and Clay, and tho other by Cass,
Calhoun and Wright, Itljohn has triurcphej, bat / is
merely . temporary His opponents only consented
accept him under protest aud hare in tia. protest
laid tho foundation prepared foothold and given
prev notice that they Gully bde heir tune and 8.
the proper moment win strike a blow tha. will be the
finishing stroke Of many who are rejoicing
Their victory Tho hro IL only covered Up, 1t Lac LOT
been extnguished but tho very covering Is OF Tho,
bustble material that tho moment the Games Ind
its way through, al the steam engines % Weeds
and Lttlejohns political camp cannot Pat I out.
Farty dIil cannot .hon save Il. A1ay now
predict n separation Of the barnps from
whg republicans in less than six months upon tho very
principles embodied in tha. protest offered H. Sr. Fierce
OF Ulster, last night The soldiers 10 the republican
camp In this State al least have no. bed Of
which to lay their weary bodios The crowns which
their leaders hled with thorns. With the
nation the verge Of falling pieces and The
necne euas they in p,abe plight, with bat little
prospect Of bettoring tn IL condition Ut present.
Whether Weed has the inside track with Lincoln,
and has at his disposal tho kitchen arrangements
friends have made tie members believe that Thur
low - be tho person that viii doal out tho soup for
in the good things Of Lincolns administration from the
Empire state, must apply through him and al rat OBJ
bis favor oon IN the POM and ms ss a
sertion that have the proof names and ayors expect
ed TO substanate Should II turn out That Weed q not
king Springfield, there may be long faces ia ono
OF the inland eitios Of the State
1he Legislature has been organized the locomotive put
on the track ma tie engineers, frcmen and brakemen
satNned - Their respective posts ready for operation.
Tie Only thing left to 10 done s the selection Of tho
several conductors who arc 10 act IN the capacity of COM
meencn before the train viii start on s three months
MISSION, whethor il be FOR good or evil Let us hope,
however, fer the best aud not charge them with any
sirg Lad until overt at shal sisny 70 that they
about to oow In the footsteps Of heir iustrious
predecessor
II appears that tho enthusiasm that transpired
IN tho republican caucus last evening" over tho reported
appointment Of General Scott the post Of Secretary Of
War has turned out 70 be premature; but the wild
thnsasm thatswspt over thai body upon the announce
men men Of al perties uniting in the rejoicing only fur
nshB index 10 the strong feeling that among all
olssscs and 81 every political faith N this latitude They
rled away with the Intelligence that the
ment James Darcy, Of the democratic members from
Boof yn, Jumped gpon OF tho aud proposed
three chcs Or 'rnes Buchanan, for appointing Winfield
Scou secretary Of War; the rcpubcans wi hout stopping
10 who proposed ~ at cree united in three hearty
cheer ~ The President We Doubt II he ever before
received ne spplauds.of republican assemblagc and
since The reported appointment has turned out 10 be
eanard, " dace say that this is the last time.
The Slavery Exctsemcn t--proposItion 10
I'm Favor Of Organizing an Army
sunday Law-Isepeal OF the oridfron,
Sc, dc.
AIBlSY, Jan. Q, 1861.
Tho feature q 70 day has been the reading OF the
Governors message, and the debate that has taken place
is reference. The members Of both houses we're
full Of psFioc measures and seemed TO have with
the u intent Of saving the Union and restoring harmony
TO the present distracted and warke condition Of the
If h. cs..rn
resolution set.le finally the agitation Of The slavery
question that brought the country 70 the verge Of civil
war. His proposition s recommendation to our mem.
bers OF Congress 10 act under the general and acknow
lodged right that each State has 70 control her do
mcstic institutions in their way under tho provisions
Of the constitution that they Immediately upon the adj
mission Of Kansas q state, divide the balance OF the
Territory into two States and the people Of
each State shall adopt constitution, republican Ia form,
10 admit them into the Union, without any regard 20 SIN
very slavery leaving Tho people to sake OF the
question under thoir rights = state il their
nor.
This being concurrent resolution IL laid over under
the rules, but viii be brought up at the very first day
possible and rassed. The disposition Of all rarties
10 be 20 drop party lines and party differences for
the momentand work for the good Of their country.
more detcrmined position was taken b. the senate
Governors message relating 10 the cr.s 70 select
mittee Of FIVE, end Senator 'pinoa, democrat, nmed
Governor 10 tender 10 tho national administration
thousand Of our militia 70 put down instruction in
portion OF Our country. Th coming from democratic
member and expressing stronger language than has yet
been preached ny INC rcpuhicadt may be taken as
conclusive evidence that the Of the secessonits
in South Carolina has driven al parties into the 20
son II rubcans and democrats look upon the seizure
OF the Cust, IN House, Post once and cutter
treason to the country, and members II both parties
stand ready 70 buckle on their aror IN defence Of the
constitution and laws The democrats il anything are
more determined than the republican, and appear 10 be
ready 70 take holder stand This, doubt is owing
their indignation at the Of their Southern brethren
lorg-n nov placing themselves defiance or tho laws
Of the nrd and completely taking from them all influence
Of the South by thu course they have adopted
Ono u The democratic Senators thought the resolutions
treated TOO mpcrtane question 70 be hastily acted upon.
hoea,ng upi the s.ton Mouse 10 ono Of our ritlss had
been seized by mob, the seocseon Tag raised from
Of the Poet Oc,s aud revenue cutter seized and sppro
piateo 70 their Use. lie thought they had he
stated borg enough. let no longer sleep over
this question. Inc thousands Of mechanics and borers
N want demanded mmeoohle action. His country called
srond to that cab.
Re made brit few roosrks Dot those that nc did we're
Uttered feeling manner and the thrill that vent
through tn crowded lcbbss reminded OF the ~ftcn
Early day. e The rcpul+e. here was ps-sS,y W.T.
one sentiment ana & in perfect response 70 the scris
MANY X the republican we're Stonished that de.
mocfstN senator was ready 10 take strong
e. ground m but al. 4, -ass DO nct, a Z plainly
going On n The pubic mad 10 this respcof as have
stated IN or Of my former dispatches, there but
ieeng " fgrd % ihe presn attitude o. south Carolina,
ant, nat y immediate sad prompt action.
senator cotyin, democratic SENATOR also o<eYed .
preamble and resolutions, which was referred 70 the
COMMITTEE q The whole recommending the neiication
Of hs Fugitive slave law that runaway slavsp sha be
dslivMed ny in the same way thai Yugitives from
Justice are Il present Thus il viii b. s,ca Thai
there y slresdy aside from the t;cve~nor'r
message, work marked mt upon tba slavery
aeei ION Vst viii OCCUPY ihe se Of Law makers sor
lin. % come and render the news from the Stste
capital Of My es gsss, importance A. from tho acsf 81
n tia s,h NV tcnib
Mr. Woodruff vi New YORK. gave notice that lac sho,lld
al an ,agiy ,st NrDcs bill 10 repeal that portion OF
The Mcnloiap Polio lew fricrriag ~ The procedure
against la az dealer ~ a ,hc -cf alof tho sunday law
tracti a lsst winter.
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