New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

or which the proposed Get shall he hssed. ,ue oi,'
cont. mpla es very thorough enroi'me.' % we W.,
Itia of the state, and the esta'is,int"t VI
tional Guard 10 be thoroughly ui''eu' anu 'e""!'
Of the stOrtc<t notice, for active a. uY'
The me oherF Of the two Committees amer III opih-
ION as to the manner % selecting TIE eihcerT We,her
they shall be appointed ly the Governor or elected
They differ also az 10 the extent OF the Na'lhnh
Gusrd-that is as 10 the nur,ber OF troops who
shall he drilled and kept under pay. Also, as TO the
manner Of raising the funds 10y viii n the eXpenses
of these State troors shell he BETRAYED. When all
these questions shah be settled, and bill reported
Cor the consd, ration Of tie legislature, 1t Is quite
.mpossibe AZ present TO make az intelligent guess.
CORRUPT LEGISLATION.
TIE Committee on Privileges aud Elections, hav.
ipc IN charge tue inve-iiaiou INTO the suoject a.
corrupt legislation, have had several session. lhtir
meetings are secret and therefore II Is dlllcM, ID
obtain the exact tesiuony. Bnt il j. UNDERSTOOD
that very little has vet been eli tied which Il caleu-
lated to shed light upon the dark subce III regard TO
which The Committee Sc king Information uuStr
great difficulty. The witnesses are all UNDERSTOOD 10
De either know-nOihngs' or gentlemen OF eX-
tremely treacherOus memories.
AID Brady of your city was before the Committee
last evening. where he appeared with counsel Judge
Parker TO give some explanation as TO The purcha
Of the Legislature last Winter on the Health bill.
lie is understood to have admitted that he fetched
a. 900 up to the CAPITAL. But ben tie important
question was put 10 linn ~ 10 what use ne made with
.he funds, he desired 10 consult b counsel before
answering, and 6rslly rc9ue'ed til Monoav next To
cOnsjder the question-urUbably 10 hetcheii bls
memory on tie subject. TIE Commi tee jouIned,
bat whether they grsuted the modest reqnest OF Mr..
Baey deponent .ith not, because he oon'i know.
STATE ANTl-sLANEEY CONVENTION.
There has been qtI;e a tempest Ia q teapot among
the ancient Beavers OF Ills Old hurgh; also among
tie young Beavers on tie question whether 1t /;
0uite sale for the Stste aud Beaver Society &
tolerate fee discussion 10 lie origin %: tie slave
bCltefe rebellion. APP h,aiion We mad seveIa
weeks ago TO the Young Mes Association By M
State Auu-Siavery Society for use OF tnplr hal
Ia witch TO bold lie anniversary mceliug, VIII, b Il
% take place Oh tie 7th 9Th vi tbs mouth. un
1er and that tbs application wac refused on tbt
ornd that Wendell Phillips and his socrates WI,
are expected 10 make hes urc dangerous ieliows
whose eloquent nveoiives would bee likely 60 sir az
che beavers 10 visit the meeiig Subsequently TIM
decision WIS re considered, ond the use Of TIE AL
vas granted; again another vote wgs taken II con
siCeiiug the reconsideration aud denying TIE use o
the Hal. No longer ago th yesterday, as It !,
areued. after an animated discussion aIGo The
y,u4g protectors Of The public peace the iaei ceiiol
wa again reversed by cloee vote, mud tie ire Of
thr Hall was agan Offered 70 tile Sac Society.
Whether lhese interesting young gentlemen VIII
not Bgain change their Gctt ImInatloB before ne
meeting ii tho s,ciety, may De considered problem
eticGl; bot y viii prOba be IL TO assure theIr
;lat tie world viii probably royo on sst about the
came whether they 90 OF 90 noI turn another sum
sDcrtet and close th,ir doors ainst tue Newly OH
state A.ti-Slayeiy SocieIy.