The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-11
The Corporation and County Investi.
CATION Ordered.
The Party DiviMons-The Radicals
Hold Their Own.
The fammaW Hall aud Regency Split OF
tho Abolition Question.
Hudson River and Harlem Railroad
Consolidation,
30. &c. 10
Our Albany Correspondence.

Our Afbany COrrespondenceo
ALBANY, Jan 10, 1896
The question OF party division necessarily upper
most a. tho opening Of a session Of tho Legislature.
It's bearings to tho respective parties and their sub
divisions decide tho subject OF organization Tho div,
sions OF tho Union party Expressed in the Assembly
committees to-day AS counterpart TO this the peace
and factions OF the democracy attracting aten
ton Great bitterness Is manifested and even divi-
sion Of the Albany democratic regency u formally
clared hero. Richmond and Seymour understood
to head these respective factions Richmond is under
stood 70 dictate the in part reflected by demo-
cratic papers the slavery question, fayonng the
amendment 70 tho constitution now pending in
Congress- Tho open adoption Of thus policy by
the Now York Leader Of iast week, the organ OF
Tammany Hall, has attracted much attention. and
il discu ssed hero in connection with State and
city intorests Great doubt IL expressed tho
cerity Of the Leader and 1t openly alleged here that
tho interests Of tho city officials pending before tho Logs
auro make tho present motive Of this renewal Of these
professions Of tho faith whllo the fall will
show another reputation Of them under the dctton Of
rE ASSEMBLY ORGANIZATION
The Assembly committees announced this morning
settle the ferent this yexed question The proposal
for throwing overheard the entire radical faction has not
appears the Ways and Means, according TO parlA
mentary usage His exclusion would have created An
terest in other committees have contentsd themselves
with success without adopting prescription
c ass ~ho ssn for arc Dos on, rs
turned but reappointed Perry, the working member
Of last years committee, conscientious and able
cious men, arc his reappontsd associates which, with
| Ward and Stewart Of New York, added for this year,
reproduce nearly practicable the tribu-
upon New York city interests which ruled Last year
Mr. Angel brother Of Senator Angel and Robortson OF
Albany make up the rest of this committed la point
nf md hare
tory antcpaons the best consideration and action
to be given TO city Affairs, especially those Of Now York
The Railway Committee, the great point oil interested
strife proves be such already indicated 1t stands
within parcnthess Of ntereststhe Central on the one
the roads of 1850 New York city tho
other Tho Seventh Avenue, Avenue d, Forty second
Street and Grand Street Ferry, &c, have their Friends.
all the projects out in tho cold The bank int
has experienced deoded capsize In tho unexpected
committee Of last year. substantially 10 the State Bank
interest Ocott and Murray this COMMITTEES arc
strens.heheu py no auusHon " vquay s',one mon ~no
favor the policy OF the famous bank report u last win
ter The COMMITTEES will be in harmony with that Of the
Senate and is specially backed by the Weed interest
l The Committee Internal Affairs OF Towns and C0ln-
tics exhibits omin0us omission OF any representative
| from New York city TO this committee the Sabbath
and liquor laws referred II liz surmised that the
| liquor Interest il somewhat At fault this poin aud
will not be safe this year Il last year In this
committee There IA Ike omission Of any New York city
member upon tho Judiciary Committee snd like
observed TO the select committee on local bounes
announced day The scholar Of the House has of late
years been appointed chairman Of Federal Relations
compliment awarded tn Samuel G. Reed, OF Now York,
| proper successor 70 Dewey, Of Jefferson ingraham
l takes rank on Ways and Means.
| CONSOLIDATION ~ NIX nuDs0r AND HARs n RAILROADS.
The bill for the consolidation OF the Hudson and Har
these roads practically united use but one
depot ut Albany bill for railroad on the Eleventh
avenue slso noticed And tho Second Avenue Rail
road extension Of track which passed the Assembly last
winter put again ON IL progross for this session by
Mr. Ingrabsm q viii probably so through without oh
struClOn this time II IL unquestionaby demanded by
very urgent public necessity.
QUESTION
Among the number OF propositions IN regard " boun
ties IL Us doubtful what will nDaiy prevail
Very little concert OF action has been reached the sub
ject and IT. determination may be made the subject OF
caucus action U VIII take some time yet u elicit such
\ action
n,H nrvss Can,
The argument tho Low and Niven question 20 day
WAS conducted with the ability 10 be expected from
Shacr and Foger; but il IL apparent that the subject
will al l be dismissed with comparative indifference IN
party point OF view Nothing roally 10 gained or lost
by the election Of Nycn this year whereas two thirds
majority hinged this vote iast year important
then reiercace executive vetscs but in Wow Of
Fenton's election no longer 81 any moment TO the re
issue il tried upon The facts ~ 70 The actual vote
the polls and the discussion presents only the interest Of
! the legal abilities aud learning dsplsyed
| rfw sEw WORK couonAuoS isyEr1Ghros
fambeers resolution 70 day adopted u n under
stood upon the special request Of tho departments and
motion Of All the city Senator'S tho idea OF charging
the expense IN tho city tar levy left out rcso
luton by the same SENATOR calling for report Of the
sSo S oo %npId"g tbn ~" EIs5l,snsb ws,S mar,s1
WA adopted and Z is 70 be hoped will lead 20 more
adequate than ten thousand dollars Qast years. APP
pfopatOn) being provided for this purpose Salmon
bi introduced In tho House, provides hundred and
0fty thousand dollars which Is little enough
/ AssauuLy.
The Assembly thus far appears W be In tho entlro
charge or Mr. Rchardson former Clerk OF the Assembly
through The choice Of Speaker Hoskns and the enire
llpg up OF committees attributed TO- u not claim,
cd by the extra clerk" great deal Of feeling Is ac
coriingy manifested and coDjecturcs ~ " revival on
Rcharison programme Of the days Of the grdirons "
pretty Gercey canvsscd Tho truth appears 70 be that
Richardson superintendent Of tho Avenue Railroad,
il charged with some supervision OF the city railroad In
erests but hhs added many others matters 70 bls mis-
sion here az 20 excite very opposition already,
which may manifest itself unJusy against tho city rail
/ surRKss oouwr-wILaam ouans
Al the opening Of the Court % Appeals ths morning
Judge Bonncy, o. Now York, 10 fcw appropriate 70.
marks, presented the memorial cf tho Now York city
bar I'm relation u the ise iamentcd VIM Curtis Noyes
and requested the court IN behalf OF the bar 10 order
the memorial entered upon tho minutes Of the Court oi
| Appesls 10 was seconded IN hts remarks nv Judge
Coinstock who paid high oulosium tho dcoesscd'
| private character aud cnncnt loyal attsinmcns He
was foswed sy Cns. Sss.,es Dsno who's, r'ns
closing by complying with shc rcqucat Of he bar and
ordering che memorial entercd upon Tho minutes 81 s
| court
Senator Bailey 70 day prsseutsA memorial from hs
s,cnogrsphsrs tho Supreme Court Ffth Judicial dis
tric asking an smendmen mt 10 tho law authorizing pts
nogrsphcrs 10 o~r supreme Courts, which IL recon-
onded by Nil the Judges Of The Yfth district and our
taken The lead IN This important REFORM with the exccp
zion OF the Firt distrot its owing mostly "a
their Judges having secured . c~baisvs stenogrphcr
| with Etcnogrephcr Supreme Court oan clear ~
calendar IN half the Time saving the State grcN deal o
expense Tho judges expressed Tho opinion 'hst .he com
pensstion Ia not adequate 70 the service, and unless
raised tho reform will fail 30 few by nature adapted
for senoaphy that Legislature win no, fall 10 iibo
ALLY compensate Thorn.
| hlnAnv, Jan. 1o-10PM
A~nsnLy ousnIrTEfs
Tho greatosL lgnaton oonnuos grow In regard