The New York herald., 1863-03-10
INTERESTING FROM ALBANY.
Important Political Confegcmce-Pro-
Rramme or the Democracy on National
Politics-Proposcd Extension OF sixth
Avenue TO Canal Street.-The New York
stock Exchangc-Thc Bill 20 stop specu-
iatiOns I'm Gold, &c.

stock Exchangc-Thc Bill 60 stop specu-
Iations in Gold, &c.
ALBANY, March 0, 1869
For some other the democratic aud conserva
tive politicians exceedingly busy just now bo;h by
lcttcr personal interviews, their policy Con-
servative Western members Of Congress arc passing
through this way, and invariably stop for ccnuia
ton Other prominent politicians from different section
of tho country have also all Of sudden turned up ns
Albany and suddenly taken their departure.
Ex Governor Bgler, OF Pennsylvania and Valandgham,
Of Ohio, arrived hcre last night, and spent most
Of tho forenoon IN consultation with oyornor Soy
and other influential
now turns out that these consultations arc being
tended all sections Of tho North with view Of aeo
ing upon standpoint In reference to matt nal
questions and for the adoption Of measures witch
the conservative unto upon and present TO
tho next Congress. From what has transprcd hero
their policy is as far frsm what the radicals have
charged upon them black is from white.
They propose TO take moderate cuursc-one that wiz
show that valandigham IL such rabd svmpa-
thiaer with tho rebellion as he has been charged With
being and that tho democratic arty, as party ~ not
opposed 10 the war. Their present pro- oIoson--which
TO 90 acceded 10 by conscrl alive leaders
throughout tho Norths TO make opposition to vgo
prosecution OF the TO any thing that VIII pre-
vent the national administration from meeting with
They consider that the policy pursued by the al
minsti iaon by the Cabinet mt Wash'n3ton IS doing
one thousand times more for tho triumph Of NE con
,nase%ent a Va and skin the most aaroM managers
,n,or the North accomplish and propose 70 let
them run their iene; :" addition " THIS, thcy -
arply e the next Congress and ask that .u',
yepton be called by Congress to be elected ny mo p,
for the purpose OF bringing about an amica1c ~
OF this ddculty-resorns tho Union IN all ~ V~ie 70
| make such compromise the people may decree when
they elect delegates the convention but In instance
directly indirectly recognize the right Of state 70
seccde
1his mode Is in every particular q oons,tu
| tionnl one but, matter Of course, con
| vcntion cannot be convened ennder the constitution
before the spring Of 1884, and cannot IN any compro
mse the progress OF the war this year unless tno radicals
docrmincd 70 bring about separation Tbs 70 90
the great measuro the conservative md domocraic
potcElns and upon they win take thor stand, he
| evng that II tho Cabinet AT Washington conkDua IN
their present policy without any management cinpts
TO control public feeling, u VIII, sweep oscrthc North
The meeting held at Cooper Ins,itule last Frida,
evening has also entered into lhl/ consultations
that have taken place hero within .hc last twenty
four hours, and on that there a0reaIs To be bu
one opinion aud that Is that the dfaocrac party have
desire and will not abandon their conservative and
powerful organization and enter Into another 10 be con
trollod and managed by such mon Bryant, Greeley
Beechcr and others, who seomed to TO the controlling
minds OF gathering. 1hoy viii not consent TO 500
away az they had been and will bc long tho Prcs
listens TO and follows tho advice OF that Class Of
men Il y nos against prosecution Of ,hc war but
that they contend.
other influential and important from dnorsat scs-
tions are expected here In day two
Mr. Dezn introduced bill IN tho Assembly this after
noon extend sixth starting
junction that with Carmic street. and
oi following Carmino street, running straight Il
Canal street tho same width that the preHent sixth
is. This viii the through ri blocks
Of buildings aud bring II into Canal street. cast u
1bomT Tson
Mesgrs. Biglcr and valandigbam eft In tho afternoon
New York They waited upon by large
Der Congress Hall this morning II rs understood tn
there TO be N the democratic members or tho
| Pennsylvania Legislature at Harrisburg on wcinesda,
meat aud they iha plan u rs 10 bc public,
Initiated there
notice was given In tho Hos. 10 day for bill con,
peng the Board of Brokers 10 hold their sessions open
The bill relative TO the speculation In gold noticed IA
my despatch In Sundays HERALD, has been pctcd
sent To New York. and been approved IL viii be hsrs
TO morrow, and be introduced that Il
reached. commences by re cnncting the law OF Con
Rress and applying tho samo provisions ~ sterling
chnDgc then goes 10 enact the substance OF the
solutions In the senate In reference to Investigating
into the action VI the banks IN 10 oan.ug gold
and gold certificates. and oompcH tho banks make
full report OF ali such transactions within certain
ber OF days, under penalty of repeal of their charter IL
also prohibits loans gold. silver sterling exchange,
either by banks corporaed under tho general banking
law by special charters aud dcpriyes them u their
charters for violating tho provisions " The act u alsD
the transactions q private bankers AMI brokers
and applies penalties &c, TO them and places power in
the hands Of The BANK superintendent To prosecute and
take the charter OF bank that violates the pro
visions Of this act The bill - under tho charge pro-
minent merchants In New York who have feu thc IN.
convenience OF IN" high price Of gold IN paying :o their
foreign importations.