Editorial Corresnondrnce.
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ALBANY, Monday. Jan. 81


l'omitted to mention yesterday, among other cum
didatcs for Secretary of State the name of SAMUEL
w. JONES Of Schenectady. 1t has seemed to me
that of so limited experience and so local
notoriety Mr., Jones, and whose highest elevation
hitherto has been the bench of the County Court,
would hardly be serious candidate for so exalted
4 station bu, the report to-day is that hc stands
fair chance. In the first place, he is widely and
intluentialv connected through the State; in the
second he is not Of sufficiently positive charac-
ter to be obnoxious to either the Des.ructyes or
semi Conservatives. II Col. Young shall fail to
secure party majority, Judge Jones may be taken
up but if so, there will be something of Ii falling
off in that department. as compared with John C.
Spencer.


hear that my very sensitive friend DANIEL S.
DlcHISsoS Of Broomc (ftnliarly,. Scripture Dick,)
who was u Member of the Senate for several years
up TO his disastrous run for Lieutenant Governor in
1870, is candidate for Secretary of State, Ataor-
ncy General, almost any thing else that is COM
Portable Ihardv credit it. In the first place the
Southern tier of Counties presents its full share Of
candidates without him; in the next Mr.. Dickin-.
sons respectable talents rather OF forensic
than Executive order. BE ought TO go to Congress
manfestly; his peculiar style of oratory would crc
ate more amusement than puppet-show, and his
rising would suffice any time still the tierccst
words of disorder the angrest burst OF passion al
the first sound of his voice would subside in horse.
laugh There was rare low comedian. (the
French would say tareeur) spoiled when he be-
came a Statesman He must not come here, there
fore, but go to Congress.


- dropped in at the Capitol to-day just before
ADJOURNMENT, and saw Gen. Roor leaving the Sem
a.e Chamber with pride in his step and triumph in
'''s eye despite the chill of seventy winters. He
nao completely aoored the Regency majority in
that body with regard to their hishanded effort to
expunge from their Journal the Governors Message
explaining the grounds which he gave his Official
sanction to the Bank Receivers bill. They had
procured its erasure they had over7led the Presi-
dent, and declared MS first resolution recir;pe i,
out of order; but he then gave them resolution
which they could not make out of order, and, en-
bodied in it, the Governors Message was this
morning on, the Senate Journal, where il remains