New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-13
LLBANY
TIE DEMOCRATIC Observation-Disclosures
TfON WITH ITS DOIHGS-sEYNOUR'5 TACTICS
-IHE BUSINESS or TIE LEGISLATyUH.

TIE pEN0CRhTJC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIoN WITH IT'S DOISGs-sEYNOURs TACTICS
-THE BUSINESS or TIE LEGISLATURES.
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ALBAHY. EaICh i2.-In Democratic 0rcles
hs storm hag succeeded The calm Yesterday the Demo
cratic members OF Che Convention were sick eRoU n 10
swallow any potion that might lie put 20 their lips Their
action yesterday during he delivery OF Tho finance por
ton o. the speech % hr. Seymour cannot be better
ie.crhet fharto quota the words 0f q prominent 1ee.
Sst. Talhng 10 an Ere member or the Legislature he
moi nnaer,iard via, seymour wi- talking about" THIS
sentiments the predOninsng olcin Albany No one even
on the bond questionable followers OF Pcndcton swear
tho loudcst because thoy say that seymour ~ IN TIC
bcndbodng interest but by his dcnmcaton OF the cap
al ss The most Of whom arc bondh0ldors ne wants 70
catch tho Western vote Tho ant Perdleien men al.o
think that 80, mour is in sympathy with them but thcy
wanted straightforward denuicatoh OF the Isndleton
theory which they did not get True these later men
think that there "a similarity between mo views OF hr
nuncstion OF the latter but they I'D IKE seymours
subsequent distinction between he tvo-thst one wanted
the other IN currency debssed and deprecated There
were Western hen 10 Attendance upon mo cohxe'
and they understandings say tina tho chances OF Mt Pen
dleon Tor the Democratic nomination are vastly In
creased Pendieton has hGed Pncplo ana poAe5 70
Willie Seymour may hope by his speech % catch the sup
Poit OF both Clique, ID Jle ' y my 1T1J te
vest aud hat viii be The case n many of the
Eastern and Middle States. especially Pcnnsylyenia.
sSvno1rS dodge " getting inside OF the EewYor Con
vcnon 90 he the influence of hs presence, II
tho estimation " thCsC i 1ndleon men
Any ono who attended tho constitutional CONVENTION
viii recognize tho haud work OF Mr. Congor 10 tho decls'
ration OF pruCp pies adopted Yesterday Xory fortunately
fe Convention adopted the rules OF the Assembly or
they would have been subjected 20 tenhour speech
from tho delegate from HOckaDd There was previous
1ues on hanging biz head ready 20 be applied by
bold Tammany'fe aud Mfr Conger aware OF II. hr'
g. thought OF all before his Committee retired 70 dc
liborgfe When r met y found ont Mt Conge,'S
continents visitor amid s deliberations would have
taken it for small Constitutional Convention Every
thing on the great financial question was excluded oy
dvfCe o. Mr Beymouf
some days ago Mr. Hartman OF NewY0rk sent, and
had read from tho clerks desk. a dispatch from The
Argu announcing some Democratic gains the county OF
Duchess The Speaker allowed the reading but stated
That no would rul6 out all similar dispatches This morn
iug Mr. Brush Ulepuhlcau OF Duchess read from his
eest dispatch I'm The Ar0' from Concord, announcing
the election Of GOV Hartman by al Increased majority
From desire % let all Democrats hear IT, Mr. Brush 10
ouested that Il be read from the clerks desk. The
3peaker would not allow II.
Tine Assembly this morning placed itsef on record IN
favor OF bonding towns aid IN the construction OF ra
road t ordered TO third reading bill 20 aid 10 tho CON
structOn OF the Albany and BlBquehanna Railroad by
bonding towns schOharie Co Ihele are many Dls OF
this character ia tho Assembly and probably they VIII
fare as well as this has The balance or the time or the
Assembly this morning mostly occupied by the con
Alteration OF tho Canal Appropriation bill IL passed
Democratic mCmh0ra ~ the Assembly this morning At
tnmpted 90 defeat the bill lin is present SHAPED giving
tbe power all the Police Justices IN hewYork TO hold
Courts OF Special Sessions The bill, however passed
rho senate was on general orders all day the bills being
,psflg OF a ~