New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
ALBANY, Jan. IL, lsea
THE GENERAL BOUNTY BILL.

The Legislature is urged from all parts of the
State pass shape the State Bounty BIZ now
before it, Some ~ the towns ami Counties when ~ens
recklessy into thc bond maxim business under he aes
Two calls utterly Frustrated IN their credit tnss
IL will be impossible for them upon any terms 70 rdse
funds TO meet the present eygency Uniform pount!
10 be paid BY the State with prohbitory enactmehs
against the issue Of all locs bounties whatever unan
ously demanded, snd an act embody lng These features
Will speed Is pass. The Senate heid An extra session
last evening, which wss devoted 10 tse com
atom 81 the several bills before It hav.
ING these ends In view. and although u WIS
urd iupossbs at the tmUment 70 agree upon aeea,s
The expression Of opinion was almost unanimous IN
favor Of the principle alluded 10. The only exceHion
was 10 be found in the delegation from the City OF New
York Mr.. Fields, and 1t is believed, Gil DIS democrats
the Senate take the ground that under toe
mode of assessment which prevails throughout the
81 ate the City of NewYoTk woad have to pay an On.
messurable and excessive proportion OF tae expenses
OF recruiting ~ other sections after full interchange
of views In which Senators Havens Bell, Fleics
Bailey. Ames Andrews. Cook. Cole Christie Beach,
and Others partic aied The bill was or motion OF ir'
Folger refe red to committee Of five Senators, roger,
Bailey Bell Humphrey and Fields To report a new OH
and tie matter was then made the special order for To-
morrow.
Nls evident thai tue dissatisfaction among members
OF the Assembly who lave failed 10 obtain the places on
Commit which they aspied Is altogether deeper
and more general than usual Indeed resolution IL
understood to have been drawn, and 10 be now In the
hands Of member ready to be introduced at the ear
hest opportunity. proposing to take the whole matter
ont OF lie hands VI the Speaker aud u revise bis tst Of
appointments. This would be a perfect hrebrand IL
nti oduccd in tbe present temper Of the House and
although very unlikely 10 be adopted, would be the GER
tain forerunner Uf q most stormy session. In some
cases il is evident, the unfamiarty Of the Speaker
with the members at large has led him into serious
Mistakes but for the Assembly itself 10 undertake 10
correct these mistakes and remodel the Committees.
oaId bs absurd well IS unprecedented But as has
been said there is probability that the resolution
viii be- carried; and. indeed. II is likely that amer
little reflection. when resentments have cooled down.
better counsels will prevail aud the resolution VIII NOS
be introduced at all The Judicifry Committee Las an
addition OF strength in Messrs. Gleason OF Suffolk and
Cutting Of Erie.
| HE HARLEM AND HUDSON RIVER CONSOLIDATION.
Mr. Angels bill TO authorize the consolidation of
these two rad, made its appearance this morning and
had the usual reference. An abstract OF us provisions
accompanies my letter.
Low AGAINST EIvFN.
The discussion OF this continues 10 occupy most
of the time of the Senate. The evidence is received in
very lawyer ike style bv Mr. Folger on favor Oft
contestant and Mr.. Shafe for the sitting member and
the conclusion be inevitable upon any fair con-
tructon OF facts and law that II Mr. Low Is elected IL
is to be hoped that the Democrats viii not generally
feel IL necessary 10 consult party requirements In then
decision
The Senate in Executive session to-day re-
c.iyed from the Governor snndry nominations foT No.
taries Public and Loan Commissioners.
John Adrancs was appointed Loan Commissioners
or EoV.York.