New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-04

PROM Our Special Correspondents. ...
ALBAAY Jan. g. 1895
A bright and beautiful day dswned upon US
yesterday for the Inauguration ceremonies, and amid
the firing Of cannon the sounds Of martial music
and the huzzas Of the people Horatio Seymour
yesterday transferred the regns OF power with
characteristic grace TO the hands, Of bis syo
cessor made his bow and retired from the political
stage But it is already said that his retirement "a bat
temporary and that his party will not suffer his rare
political talents 10 remain long unemployed. The ad
minislTaio Of the National and Stats Governments
having passed out Of their hands project begins to
take shape among Democrats place tor foremost men
In the Legislature and to aim at he control Of the next
one if force Of numbers at Yeast by that OF moral
and intellectual power Ex-Governor Seymour 10
areadp spoken OF the Democratic leader IN the next
Assenby 1t is to be hoped that this intention may DO
carried out and that followed as It will be by cores
pondng action the other side legislative houses
will not agoin be Afflicted win tLe poyert! OF taens
and character which has than been erperi.
enced to the serious OF the people Of this cost OF
the people Ut this state. ...t .I.Hl
LEGISLATIVE CAUCUS.
The sssemblymen OF the respective parties met in
caucus last evening to nominal speaker and Gaer
officers The assembly happens thIs year to be w"et
single member who pOsse,ss, OF e.. 81 e sSa,ss
talents required in the presiding officer
From this necessarily resulted perfect crowd 81 eandi;
dates most of whom convinced all observers OF
their marked unfipess by the pertiDae-y WIN when
they button holed begged and IN some cases
members for their support II was soon eSid's .ns'
the counties south VI Albany stood no ehance;
4 Whichever genuity might have been displayed
under other Circumstances by the powerful decorations
nom the Western counties the fact that out oil ice ew
members from New-York and the River counties 80
large number relatively themselves candidates
precnded all chance for HAT LOCALITY a., c.,,-
Mr. Redington Of St. Lawrence, MI collins OF
Wayne Mr. Lord Of Tompkins. and several otner me
bers Of tue last House, whose worth was uhnefsay
recognized were powerfully urged by me aeisgaton'
from their respective localities but they iaea 20 com
tic. 10
outside interests were concentrated on ME- Col
Hns, who went into the caucus Win conso'
erabe prospect OF success, oat the opp"S'. .d
after giving respectable votes TO MT Remington anu
Mr. Lord was sufficiently concentrated on MT hosxihf
a member Of the Assembly OF 1000, to give nm on
the third ballot fortythree out Of seventy -FOUR Fo.es.
and consequently the nomination Mr.. Hosklns. VINO
was this morning 10, may elected By the House 10 .
merchant of Bennington Wyoming county OF dghind ~
preseice and good address end pa vS"
that the selection will be found on expefsence
70 be as wise a one the circumstaeeee
admitted or Mr. CushnanS nomination as Cieth ~ ~
unanimous and by reclamation, IL was iel Una. 80,
the large proportion Of inexperienced Legislators ~
body his tne head and ability could hardly De P1~s
from the desk Mr. Gleason Of Suffolk County, move"
bis nomin alton in the following appropriate terms
! Mr. Gleason said: l am about 70 perform WAL IL
,eem 10 be both privilege and duty. / DO TIM -
more cheeIfully because come from section " w
State here no bias Of can DC p.aes.
of q body like the Assembly can appreciate N
advantages of a Clerk who Is able both paysr
cMly and mentally, WHO posseesec INC icNs1Ssso
parliamentary knowledge and the requisite expe.i-fcs
When we about for the proper person 70 rsceivs
or far this office while We F9eoghNe ohss' ~ "a.
friends and concede their fact and talent, thes Doe
one name that lthaRt disparagement to the 9fns,.
rises inyoluntarilyy l. lips Is there not o2e Dan
Who when party ras the violence offactOD ran no.
throue b this Hall wars ago held the rens OF a uns
certain authority such skill and prudence as N export
praise even from his bttsrest opponents Is there noe
one man Who amid the business OF the last sessioa
which accumulated 10 such an unprecedented ssenr
guided everything 10 satisfactorily eoncusonf lhere
! : such man You ali here anticipated my choice;
Mr. Chairman. Old Suffolk gives greeting TO central
New.York I nominate a. the Union cniSaafe for
Clerk oftne Assembly Joseph b. Cushman. Of Utica
| THE CAPITOL BUILDING.
| The Assembly Chamber was utterly insufficient 70
accommodate tie crowds who pressed forward yester
day 20 witness the inauguration ceremonies Hundreds
including membYrs and State officers were opnged "
leave without obtaining glin pse q the proceedinea
AS might naturally be expected this ereunstascs
kas given much force the movcn ent for new
toll which likely to be passed at the ensuing session.
To-DAYs SESSION. ~ -
The sessions to-day short and taken up entirey
with organization and the reading OF the Governors
message No measures OF legislation were introduced