The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29

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The Clerk Of the county Of New York and duplicate
the date Of such ding the officer, justice or clerk
and
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an oath authorized or made under this act shall be
SEC Of this act as is preliminary to Or
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until twelve O'clock noon Of the Tuesday following the
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senatorial Secret Caucus-Mad About the
Governors Appointments OF Harbor
Masters and Port Wardcns--Thc Mall
contents Cutting = Head and Giving .
Plaster-The Governor to BE Treated to
Hint.
ALBANY, Jan. 2S-Evening.
The republican Senatorial caucus tonight was
Star Chamber affair from beginning to end and
although 1t was given out before midnight that the
caucus had been called for the consideration OF
Legislative matters generally" 1t leaked out finally
that the real occasion for the caucus was
THE APPOINTMENTS OF HARBOR MASTERS AND PORT
wARDENs
lately made by the Governor. It would, Of course,
be quite improper to state that there was down.
right row In the caucus, and that the Governor,
without being actually denounced for dsregarding
the 'advice" of the Senate in regard to what men
he should have appointed for the positions, was
not Over-tenderly dealt with. but
THAT THERE WAS "HIGH OLD TIMEr IS A POSI-
TIVE FACT,
which more than one Of the malcontent Senators
will give proof OF by their votes the executive
session tomorrow. The fact is that Governor Dix
has paid very little attention in these appoint
ments to the "advice" OF Senator's and their "con-
sent" to the combinations OF all Of them will not
be by any means unanimous. The Senators during
TALKED VERY GRANDLY ABOUT THEIR RIGHTS
and what the constitution meant by the phrase
with the advice and consent OF the Senate" In the
natter OF certain appointments, but only I've of
them had the courage to come out boldly and de-
clare that
THE GOVERNOR OUGHT TO BE TAUGHT LESSON
and made to understand that he was a republican
Governor The debate which took place, however,
shows quite conclusvely that the majority OF the
the session to cress lances with the Governor, and
that II the thing is inevitable, as some OF them
think, 1t Is lar
BETTER TO POSTPONE THE STRUGGLE
than to bring 1t on before the New York charter
and other important bills have been passed upon.
The out and out administration Senators were loud
in their denunciation OF the manner adopted by
the Governor to show his independence OF 'Outside
influence" but at the same time took good care in
their harangues to put in good word Tor Mr.. Dix
for fear II he got hold OF the full text of their phil
ppics
HE MIGHT PUT HIS FOOT DOWN ON CERTAIN PET
MEASURES
they would prefer to have him consider in the light
OF measures Of reform. The results OF the execu-
tive session Tomorrow will tell the whole story,
and one OF the results 1t may be said, Will be that
fe Of the appointments will be confirmed and
few others left open for future consideration. III
the Governor does not take the hint then the breach
tnat threatens may widen and the fears OF many
that tue republicans viii lind in
MR.. DIX REFORM DEMOCRATIC TARTAR
may be realized. The Senate knows that 1t treads
on delicate soil and that misstep may prove dis
astrous 1t knows that the Governor means to
hold to his views OF reform, regardless OF political
influence. 40 long as he can stand firmly on reform
ground without IL, and il Is not likely, there
fore. that that body will do anything for some time
to come to spoil its new pet.