New-York tribune., 1884-11-18
poLITycs AND GOSsfP Ar Albany

TIE MKT AssEMBLY-CAN MR. HILL I'VE Dolh
GOVERNOR AND LrrUrENANr-GovERNoR'
trRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT of THE 'h"oN''
ALBANY Nov 16.-Thc Capital City Is un-
usually lively for this season Of tho year orna} '"o
potcal season does does not begin here untl J""'y'
hut the fact that President elect alta III the EA'o"
chamber makes decided difference. Every train l"nd'
n, our doors "a number of moro ar less disiingnH''"
poiticians who arc bent upon seeing MI oio''"""'
They add scnsbly to the floating population "' tho low"
and the prosperity OF the hotel keepers Tho "ov"hor
remains ~ aud sof possessed ~ ne was '' S "
wa, nominated, taking hls honors with great mo"'N',
the clemens with which he VIII nave 10 "e"
and tbe pressure that will he brought to bear upon nm
during the next four years may very well be thnt ne
,r,.s tho ad,nonitIon rejoice with trembling" IL IL
neroIly understood that MI Cleveland has already de-
cded upon OF the Presidential appointments an" n"
Daniel = Lamont Will he continued a. MS private '
,rv Mr. Lamont il an old newspaper man, possessing
the ability tact, unailng good nature khoweuse Vi no"
aud NJ affairs which admirably III him for such position
Tho appointment cannot fail To give general satisiaotoh
Already in the political circles at Albany inc question
-, ,, sneakership of the Assembly Il being seriously
canyassed number OF strong ana popular h'"e' nav
bceu mentioned for the place. Westminster susset '
Uu.t,d: Franklin Mr.. O'Nen; New-roih MI "o"o
- Lawrence either General Curtis or MI Erwin on
roe Mr. Hubbe; Livingston, Mr. Scott anu o"''''o'
ur popes This does not exhaust the list but II "
,,Io that the sneaker will be selected from among
,ho.. mentioned Only one Of them, Mr. Husted' mas
.rved In the chair but II Is safe to say thl ecn oo mas
q, him the making of a good presiding officer
last wear the two principal candidates FOR the cierA
chin of the IIouss were Mr.. Chickerns OF Lewis anu
Mr. Cunningham of Ncw-York II Is gwen OUT 'h"' '''
vesr Mr. Cunningha will not make contest anu :.
Inks at the present writing II Mr.. Chckerihs "ou
have walk-over lie made an excellent eeiA i'S. VI"
Tor inst IA previously he had for several terms auo d"
excellent Assemblyman.
some amusement has been created among DOM peiho
crats and Republicans by the attempt OF inc A'"ag
s to show that Mr. IIil will remain leutenaht"oVer'
nor after he becomes Governor by the resignation Vi M
CLEVELAND The true inwardness of this ehort l" sNo
Mr. Hill mere than mans rghtful share oi ooe' NO
a., the fact that when he becomes Goverhor "o WIN
n. succeeded In the lieuenantg governorshp anu sy
noaitious attached to IL 10y Republican, pit
at nresent Senator from the On0ndagiac ,
In order To support its proposition me Argus Ens w.
cnnstitutiOn "a sad wrench When MT mn pc.onlo' nm
Coy.rnor Mr.. Mccarthy will become Lioutenah. "o,
ernor so that curiousy enough 40 far as the Sac a
miuistrationi is concerned the election VI MI '"'
4, "a Re publican gain" . ,,--,.,. .,,h. s.ra,e
There viii be change In the Cerkship OF the oehe,
Mr. Vrooman who was elected last year hoidhg over
with other officials. 90 -. ,.. A.. ,,. ,,i.,. of
The election VI United States senator Id 'he place VI