The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-06
lNTERESrlRs FROM ALBANY.
THE EXCITEMENT sUBsLDENG
Departure OF the Senatorial F.'gurefs and Sore
Heads on The Canal appointments.
Emancipation Resolutions in
the Senate.
Investigation of the Charges Against the
Speaker in the House,
&c, &C.. &c.
ALBANY Feb. 5, 1868.

ALBANY, Feb, 5, 1868.
The excitement Ina has existed at the State caata for
past has 81 q subsidized Tho crowds that
gathered here on the So,or contest have all disappeared.
many of them highly r&ued but a largo number have
efi sorely disappointed raaicas all asserting that it
may do very well TO talk at,at organizing party
bat the people viii not 80 @s,h them but this imagine
will be found to be mistake Tho revolution that has
been going Tor the lass months in the minds of the
se1pe in this State, changing the entire political COM
peNicn, unquestonsoy prepared them just such
movement that winch is nov proposed and i. so
happens that majority Of those whom the people
have sent here 10 represent hen 5ave their for
Senator decided that the people approve Of the
uncut. In raet dxring this for Senator several
members wrote home 10 tho prominent
dis riots and LAID the programme before thsu and
'ceived in reply an emphatic endorsement accompanied
WIN The declaration that the public long been
aug or movement; OF THIS kind, really for IT, and
that this the COLDER opportunity sAe simple
That OF tho Old that formerly divided
artles exist. New issues before u.s.
Vre appropriate time ocGd oe selected for the
'"I NJ. ensnt for the organization Of new party.
The army OF applicants for canal appointments
have also taken their departure. There were
thee of hesetrst the denecrats second Weed
iI5.'cans third radicals. The latter having been
dmin he'd this evening in tho halls and saloons Of the
ciaerent hotels The Weed republicans and moderate
democrats have drawn the prizes between them, by
Of the Secretary Of State Treasurer
we're elected on the Union ticket headed by dickinson
ne TALL OF 1861 going over TO the democrats and thus
agreeing deciding dividing the appointments that
way dickinson on this question acted throughout with
LIS iaterends, the radicals. Since the commencement
cf the appointments facts have light in one
Two instances the have been deceived
record OF the appointed but the appointments
III TINS respect will be revised and those whose appoint
mens have thus been secured by false record show
ing that they conservative when their action
foro has been entirely with the radicals will removed
and those whose records are beyond suspicion this
point appointed
The emancipation resolutions came up rs special order
In the senate Most OF the session taken
cnssion points, and was finally settled hi
Senate way that debarred the opponents mea.
sure Offering amendments, and in that condition the sub
je., was debated up TO the hour Of adjournment.
Senator Murphy opposed the emancipation lrocla
NATION because II was departure from the
policy adopted by a resolution o: Congress- declar
ing thai the war prosecuted tor the
forcement Of tho law in the rebelous States, and
conducted simply tor the abolition Of slavery,
not for the restoration OF the Union.
Ganson strongly opposed it, tbs ground that
by the constitution and laws Of tho land every robe
sal etzon Of the United States, and possessed all The
rights and liable to punishment rebel under th
cnsututon, and tine moment that the rebellion
crushed and the rebels LAID down their arms they bad
the protection the people OF the North under
,he constitution and punishable only by judicial
trial and, therefore, their property could DO
nscated by any proclamation in the form of
military order, issued, Az It's advocates state, as a
MILITARY necessity, aud order that the mill
tary alone was directed to enforce. In addition
~ that this proclamation. il it is enforced directs
that even the the rebels laying down their
arms, but claiming their slaves under the constitution
the shall be continued until all the slaves deliver
Cd up that were on the LIST Of January 1885, declared free
by tao proclamation
The hour OF adjournment arrves before he concluded
Ais speech. The question 10 another day.
The House adopted the or the
the death Of Senator Willard thor took
resolution investigate charges against Ar. Cslco
to-day. A motion 70 refer the whole matter to the
Committee on Privileges and Elections was made;
l.rIu nj
the debate REQUIRED on the original resolution that the
House elect comla.tee and was carried on for some
tune, growing quito personal especially between OF
thc New York members. There was, in fact. lively
ana interesting time IL the ASSEMBLY all the morning
substitute for the oriyAs resolution finally offered
which in effect is, thai whenever any member Of tho
House makes, his signature any specific charges
that he has to believe true. the House shall,
EJECT committee TO investigate the charges This
substitute adopted by Of SO TO when the
question REQUIRED adopting the resolution amended
spicy debate took place the adoption OF tho rcsou
zion amended Mr. Fields making strong speech the
Efforts u the republicans to shirk charg
ms them with corruption, the ever known in Tie
history OF The world, by their administration
ass,pst The they elected speaker The republi
presented amos solid front aganst the investsa
oa was one Of the strongest speeches that he has
made.
Mr. Murphy and others followed.
A finally taken. resulting the adoption vf
the resolution AS amended.
AZ soon a. announced IS carried Mr. Dean moved
reconsideration and that that be laid on the
fSle and then that the House adjourn Had this
motion carried the question would have been the
hing n order the Assembly convened NOR.
when shold have had another day sJanl in de-
batting It. long scene Of Hlibustcring followed this
motion, during which many OF the membors sbseuted
themselves from the House the purpose ing
their dinner, resulting in call OF tho House. vote
finally reached, and all the motions or Mr. Dean
that for reconsideration, down. and all
supposed the question ended for this session but
Mr.. Fields gave notice that he should ho speci-
nc charges his signature. II, therefore, he
this notice. shall have another day
. cnt over this question. Tho Hibusterng that took
tasce the election OF speaker and tho nyest
CATION Of charges made the man
fair TO absorb the best portion of the session.
The debate 10 day characterized with personalities
which did credit tue parties engaged in IL n would
he much better for all such 10 send dirty
washer~smsn TO rid Of all ts Impurities before they
exhibit 10 IN public place the Assembly Chamber
they continue they have to-day, will not be long
before tho public viii become convnccd that there are
not enough soonest che Assembly 10 save " from
Tho fato OF Sodom and Gomorrah
The Scnsts into Committee Of the whoe.-Mr.
Montgomery tho chairAnd took up the special
the Governors Message.
No being prepared to speak the Senate adjourned