The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-27
THE STATE CAPITAL.


ALBANY, Feb. 20 1857.
The ONCE hunters sre here again In powerful force
besegng the Executive chamber and members Of the
Senate, and fussng and blowing about the hotek II
these worthless TO bclsved the very existence OF
the nation TO nothing Of the interests Of the great
republican party, depends upon their appointment
this be true. the country is 60 ruin and the
republican party 70 pieces for not twentieth part Of
the terrible applicants be by Governor
Fenton
The principal ofnces 10 be filed are Commissioner Of
Emigration, Health Commissioners Fire Commissioners
Habor Masters for the port Of New York and Notaries
Public. For tho latter there are over ons
thousand applicants for the city and some
two thousand for the rest OF the STATE
The candidates ars:-Pos Emigration COMMISSIONS. A.
+. Ockershausen and Frederick Kapp, OF New York
For Health Commissioner Dr. James Crane u Brooklyn
who will be rsappointsd For Fire Commissioners,
John W. Farmer, VIM. = DuryeA B. B. Chappeli,
Colonel Michael Burns James Galway. Joseph l. Perley
Charles C Pinckney, Carlisle Norwood, Gopher Mills
John W. schenck. H. A Burr, George r. Nesmith.
Charles Beuss and Geo Renneberd. Norwood, schenek,
Burr and Nesmith NOS candidates themselves, bat
pressed By their friends For Harbor Mastsrs Henry L
Ira Bucinsn, IT.. Of BfooEIyn Colonel 1sss Burke.
q Msw Buck s,n, q re member Sm
Joshua W. Crosby Of New York; John r. Cummings Of
New York; Jeremiah Drew. Of Cornwall; Joseph
Alfred Eslss. Of New York Perry z Ewing q Albany
D. Elder. Of New York; Alex. N. Eagleson, Of New
Of Rochester; Dennis Hogan, Of New YORK; Joseph
Hyde, Of Troy; II. A. Holt and H. H. Huelat, Of New
YORK; Iis M A JCsnUstons, Of Brooklyn G
g Osram. Of Rhinebeck; N P. Pond, Of Brockport c.
n Plumb Of New York; Charles r. Raun, Of Cold
ana Roberts, q Nov YORK; samuel smith, Of Mas
Peth; R W. Smith, Of Coam; z. sherman, Of New
.a sT' swans sws New a Sss md Il.
Sinclair. Of the New York Tribune; =. n Sherwood,
s ss%ss Tao%psSn Cornelius Van cSs Isaac Van
E. WEIGH, all Of New York; James n. whiicomb, Of
Astoria James Wing Of Rochester, and all tho present
ticular strength or importance.
should also state that there is number Of candi-
by law, but which politicians working for. Among
those may mention Is candidates for School Commits
wsm Ws% 0 re Nesoa
Alexander Wilder and Thomas Boese. Boese ID the
present clerk Of the Board Of Education and Wilder IS
the Albany correspondent Of the New York Evening Post
and clerk OF tho Committee OF Ways and Means.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The Constitutional Revision Convention being the spe-
cial order for this morning. another debate but
markably tame and dull character took place In the
Genet Henry Ph Rs Williams s css D''
LLitilejohn, Henry smith, Charles s Hoyt Thos.
Horatio Ballard and Levi Bakesey The debate was
unfinished ~ TO the hour Of adjournment this afternoon
and will be continued tomorrow morning good deal
of mnnnuvering is going on about the matter, and It's
opponents declare they will light It to the utmost
has already been renewed Nearly the entire railroad
lobby here, including 'he old man wonderful" him
SELF the veteran Thurlow Weed who s understood to DO
opposition to the many underground schemes before the
Legislature Thurow said to he in league with Jake
surface ralroad people occurred last week in your city,
81 the Astor House. and Thurlows appearance here IL