New-York tribune., 1873-01-15
ALBANY.
THE LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGN FAIRLY
BEGUN.


session this morning, when the Lieutenant Governor
bounced the Committees. The changes IN the Commit
tees from last year are mainly confined TO ouspg the
three Liberal Republican Senators from chsrmanshps-
Mr.. Palmer from the charmanship3of Cities, Mr. Aleh
from State Prisons and Mr.. Narrower nom Privileges
and Elections. Senator woodin was finally prevailed on
20 take the Craftsmanship OF Cities position Which All
the leading Senators declined in turn TO accept MI
Palmer is stil retained the Committee, ana 10 oruer
make for him Mr. Chatheld was let OLA turn III
the wheel Of fortune that the Senator icm broome
and nogs did expect and not at al satsneu win
Mr.. OBnen left out Of his old positions on tue Com
mttees at his own request Senator TenaDn gave
notice that he would introduce az future day charer
for York IN opposition TO the ore already miro
oucod as the work OF the Republican Committee. mr.
Temann's charter in substance the charter OF i0''
now in force, with such amendments as Win 0sPoNs0
with the Objectionable features which were enOouu "
that instrument for the purpose Of perpetuathg tpe
,over and emoumeuts of the Ring" 1t gives the APP
poiptments Of all heads Of departments 10 the Mayor
subject TO confirmation by the Board OF Aldermen "tn
i've days after the appointment Is maue' iaAi~io "
confirm or reject by the Board leaves the appolhee u
possession of office. Removals can De maue At INC
pleasure OF the Mayor, who is required TO assign
bs reasons 70 the Board Of Aldermen within 10 days
he hin also provides electing Board Of Aldermen
consisting Of IS members three from each Senatorial
Dsteta TO be elected for three years, and one from
each dsict go out each year. Mr. nemanns eharter
stands very little chance before this Legislature as IL is
understood that the already introduced by the re
publican Committee is TO be put through Immediately
under the party whip George Bliss is to come up on
Thursday and advocate its Lerts before the Assembly
Committee Cities and it Will probably undergo very
few If any alterations although the mode OF appointing
heads OF departments provided in 1t is contrary to the
views OF both the Governor and the Mayor as expressed
in their messages
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRI
The announcement OF the Standing Committees or the
Assembly 10y Speaker Cornell the only noteworthy
feature OF the brief session this evening. The usual
curiosity not unmngled with anxiety, prevailed among
members the positions they were going TO occupy
on these Committees and there was accordingly very
fail attendance. The Senate not being in session,
large number of Senators also dropped in to witness the
proceedings and participate in the joy or disappoint-
men of their friends There is abundance OF grum0ng
at the way in which the Committees have been made up
as there always but the Speaker has managed on the
whole give general satisfaction as was expected OF
him. or has usual with his predecessors. Except in
two or three instances the members OF the
last Assembly have not received that recognition
10 which they think they are entitled. And in or
two cases the allotment Of positions by Speaker Cornell
has been criticised evncng malice and Intentional
snubbng The assignment of Mr. Fort 10 the chairman
chip Of Ways and Means was not generally expected,
and hardly be attributed to his ability, length OF
Assembyman, or popularity among his as
socates. Prince of Queens gets the position
he so ably filed last year, Chairman OF the Judiciary
and Mr. Aberger finds himself again at the head OF the
Commerce and Navigation Committee. With these two
exceptions, there is an entire change in the heads OF
Committees from last year. Mr.. Persons position at
head of the Committee Cities gives general salts
faction Mr.. HeacocR, new member from Fulton and
Hamilton, gets the important position OF Chair
Of the Railroad Committee, for which
he said indebted the that he is president
Of railroad company. Mr. Tobey's appointment at
the head Of the Insurance Committee was expected by
everybody and is satisfactory 10 all The chairmanshp
OF Canals which Mr.. Aberger hoped for is unexpect
edly given 10 Mr.. Bachelor and, reported,
very promising member from Saratoga. Mr.. Hustled,
who has been longer in the Assembly than any other
Republican member, and is inferior in ability to none is
put third the Ways and Means Committee and has the
comparatively unimportant chairmanshpo Of the Commit
tee Education In this case, at least, Mr. Cornell has
not done generous thing that commands the ap
proval OF members OF the Assembly The appoint
ment OF Of the Whole at the beginning of
thekesson something newn legislation and creates gem
era surprise 10 has not been usual 10 appoint this Com
tee until the last four weeks Of the session, and the
reason assigned for it's appointment by Mr.. Cornell
IL that may be relieved from annoyance hereafter
the part of members seeking places on the Committee
The Speaker TO rid himself at the begin
ming the session of all the dsagreeabe duties that fall
70 his position. Ii likely however that the House
will permit bills Of any Importance 10 eyade discussion
by being sent grinding committee for several
weeks TO come
THE SENATE CoMMITTEEs-THE ASSEMBLY conf
= MTTEES-THE CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
In the Senate this morning, the President announced
the following Committees;
o7aip,s- aesrs Bowen DtiosOn aud Palmer
F,aasce -Msr. D. Wood L~ssy wHsoy Adams, end lord
Jed0ryhesrs WOOD Ahts aoIIhy eoeer'son ana Bowen
Lewis cbatss baker hsGeEaI, and Johnson
foSas and iridg,- Nessrs Chsibeh be1nson and Ceck
Z s- Sssi Isas GSsH 6c5;oH 1@a aa SaIRg sv
sssss-aes.rs wnsoT, Gdsn. sad Palmer.
K,eeCa ard Bcs er ToVn aad ooUHfies-Ae'Gs Foster,
SiagfgA 80 sseIs'ea .-'ii - ? ~ a 9
AOT,caaaTe-stssrs HcGovan Graham, and Htuo.G -
Ccu1'e Nar0aaO nesa Robertson, Graham we@'rn'
ass69e.e-Ms.sr. Lover adams .s'a a9a JShrson 3
PSrf<ess asd EEoi.ons-Messrs Perry, Lewis Allen
Ergrod BMessrs. woOl Benedict .. p Wood, chltted,
!sdsS zSar, se.s5s. Diella.on. Lover, ard Allen
Afa.rs q ONs-Mers wocdn Perry, Benee', Adams, Wies-
PsGl B4anS.-Messis Adams weapr aud o'Bhen
fer LSs NessIs for A@es aSa SSSS Rss, n Wood and
Isireno1nest-Nessn Graham, MADDEN. and oBhen.
GfieaEoss-Mesls CLatted WsgGeI, a1d JohrsOn
IniernaI Afairs-Aes,rs Graham, Anes and Cock
sSsss ~SST BSsss and and fe5'' fo
ycisi L,rdry-Ns.sr. Adams, Beusdls' and Tiemann
Rsks-Hessrs Robertson, wOOdin. and Murphy.
In the Assembly. this evening, the Speaker
nOunoed the following Standing Committees
Bes, Mtunsmsss Fort osvego Kennedy Of Lvi1g'cn
cae ChausuqOs Jacobs Of Kings and Beebe
SailvAn.
SdGr-Ne Prince of Queens Tobsy Of Essex yedder Of Cat
t.ugas Van Coit Kug Herg Of Wesichese Dexter Of Che
aE CoreshA oneds Mcclure Of sohsyr and Crazy Of New
6rar Of Cf>sMesrs Albany Patterson OF EvYoTk.
Of Kings Higgins OF Kings Aherger of
Cana Baicbedef OF Ssratoga Fish Of Monroe Kneti OF
ToIpn' Rec cusr Rsier wsshpgca Nice q Erie Ray
Onondags Mohef Of Abaay and Norto6 OF New York
us karOanOn AbeTger Of Enc Marcy OF Sui
fot Of Saratoga KenseaeT ieomans Of Wayne j. n
Brown o U Ben oiSe~YorL voorhees, Of ROcklaDd and Car
peu;er Of Duehess
RarOddsMessra Heacoek Fulton PefsOn Of Albany Pel OF
Of Suydsm OF Kings,
Meueen Wee CHton and Msekin ef DuhesG
Toey BsseI Of safok Burnt Mon
roe ODdgke Rngt Weeheser Cott Of Kings
E,shb Jacobs q Kings aud Weed Of Clinton.
B-M Luooln Of 0ntsno Grim Of Delaware Dsyd'on OF