The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-13
IMPORTANT FROM ALBANY.
IMPORTANT N FROM ALBANY.
SENSATION PR ER.
lstanndisg Developments Relative to Leak
in Tho War Department It Washington.
Adoption .of tho Mcclellan Resolutions
by Nearly Unanimous Vote.
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.ROUNTIES TO VOLUNTEERS,
&c., &C. SC.

ALBANY, Feb ~, 1893.
Tho chaplain the House, Rsv. Mr.. Fulton, enter
tanned us this morning with sensation prayer q the
blood and thunder style, from abolition standpoint.
Ee prayed that traitors here (supposod TO As
semby) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in tho North and In thc
south-migntbe put down; that traitors might DC put
the army and removed from high positions The
councils Of the nation TRUST that his prayer win be
answered. especially in reference TO their holding
positions In the councils Of the nation ana that speedy
application be made in the War Department. A rcpub-
can member Of the Legislature Of 1862, Of high
standing and strict integrity, returned from visit
Washington this week. and stated that whilst there &C.
cidetay entered into conversation with clerk in the
War Department no asked him severa questions out
Of curiosity, and drew from the clerk the direct state
that he could at any te be furnished with copy
any documents order that had been issued from the
War Department regard the or the army
The TINA that person applying for document would
walt Tor the copy would depend upon the length
Of the dceuen< Upon further questioning the clerk
asserted that there ruiz order In War Do
partment preventing scsa,s from furnishing COPIES and
even there was could be done without it, being
KNOWN The rspub,can who made this statement on his
return from Warrington significantly remarked that,
he had boon In Washington . spy from tho rebels,
no could have obtained from the War Depart
ment . copy OF any order that he desired,
he applied for It, and thus been 10 the order
issued had received IL Is not hero the secret Il rere
Topce TO the question how do tho rebes
military mcvemsnsss Tho fact OF the matter is the
Secretary Of War busy the negro and tho ar
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the information that viii enable them 10 checkmae The
fare q tho nation 70 5: hoped al that Povdsnse w
answer the prayer forthwith, At any FAR APP
plies TO the War Department at Washington.
The Mcclellan resolutions called up this morning
Mr. Sherwood withdrew his amendment adding the
ef Burnside Hooker and several Others. Mr. Darcy then,
under consultation with several other MEMBERS moved
10 strike ont superuous words, and also the expires
sion that he has thrce mes secured the national capital
the radical members objected to- All other amendments
thai had been offered thcn withdrawn, and vote
taken on the original resolutions - amended by the
The following Is correct copy OF tho iesoutions
adopted, which Ia legislative endorsement well deserved
on the part Of General Mcclellan. and one that he may
oosorRREsr RESOLUTIONS IN RELATION TO INVITING MAJOR
aKsfHaL osoRcy xunIsS TO WHIT TUE STATE
where's Major General Of the United States Army. and
turned from s% Tour nrosh portion Of the New England
and devotion have been manifested by the people
every point on hi, for that gallant soldier and hero
A. the people q hts State have shown n he pas. Thai hey
sn :si s. %5 have to sSa as n S and
whereas believe they behind the people OF
H
leader o. The Army Of The fotsmsc was marked with re
spec for the laws Of The country patriots love for the
Rcsovrd dr the senate concur. Tina, in behalf Of The
As..@sly Convened invite Major General y D. xoesn
ry ss e s% sss sn the
resolutions 70 General Mcclellan.
The Assembly considered the Committee Of the Whole
this morning all the bills on the general order and passed
them third reading There several bills reported
ty the standing committees which will BIZ ready FOR con
sideratop Tomorrow.
The bill lsgalzng the acls Of Governor Morgan in refe
to The tcun,es TO volunteers was parsed by the
Senate this morning.
large portion o. the session Of that body taken up
in debating the bin TO e-aze the acts OF counties towns
and cities IN the payment Vi the bonntes, and aathpriz
ing supervisors 10 raise the money by tax
senator Woodruff introduced an important city railroad
bill, under the title Of "Cros Town Railroad II provides
for six across the city: through Chambers
stree, from hudson river 70 Tho ferries N james up and
street ferry on the Hudson river with the Grand street
ferry East river, third, across the city al Fourteenth
street, fourth, across the city al Twenty third street
NTH starting the Hudson river, Hudson River
Railroad depot on Thheth street passing along by the
across tho city through Thirtyfourth siree,rurnhng
what bave now--facilies for crossing the city
facilities greatly needed for the accommodation Of The
public esattM
Fle ~1H. hRsxY, reb l2--IiP.M
Both houses werc IN session onghf The senate had
under consideration senator Lows resolutions national
afAirs. The debate took wide range resulting In
general review Of the acts Of tho administration aud the
right OF secession Tho conservatives charged upon the
republicans with aboring for separation and cited tho
columns " the Tribune, their organ. proof This
forced the republican side TO explanation In which
they denied that the tribune their organ, and did not
represent the principles Of tho party &r@
The Assembly had under consideration tho Governors
message National arairs. Judge Dean occupied the
nnor over hQvys and made systematic aud effective
sccecb. He nfsE showed the steps that would lead
dcspos referring several historical facs IN Fropc
and drew comparison between tho First Napoleon aud
then argncd that the order for arbitrary IN the
loyal tho rst step 6 the federal government
towards despvtism. That thoy now In
tho progress o. second step by removing
our hest generals like Mcclellan, Porter, sum
ner Burnside and Franklin, and gradually work
ins the army under its exclusive control. part ana
parcel being The adoption Of tending 70 divide
tho North. and selling tho control OF belonging
exclusively 70 the state authorities and IL the admnsrs
lion successful In this stop the force would bc sciyed
and red elect the abusing their power ana
continue u until liberties all lost and dcs
rcgns supreme 10 carry out his idea OF the intent Of the
powers al wsshinrta be quoted from the speech Of Mr.
IN Congress- m which he argued the question how
they could proclaim dictator Tho speech was strong
ope only In its loyal but also in s historical srru
ments well the plea u necessity used by the
publicans In nsyng arbitrary arrests Ths speech was
kleasA 70 With market as,en.ip Apd IVES ssnusly ~.