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MEETING OF THE NEw YORK LEeIsLA1uRK-Si-
Las WRIeHr.-Silas Wright, the Governor elect
oi New York, assumes the reins Of Office on the
fiDt OF January, and Immediately on the opening
Of the Legislature he will send his Message to both
houses Of the Assembly in Albany. greal deal
Of anxiety begins to be manifested in relation to
this document, which will be sort Of manifesto
of that section of the democracy Of which Mr.
Wright Is an acknowledged leader. We have no
doubt that Mr.. Wright will introduce the Texas
and other important questions, and announce what
he, and those who think with him, meant by their
voting for Mr.. Polk.


From the premonitory symptoms exhibited in
the journal under the influence Of Mr.. Wright in
this city, are prepared TO see most violent war
waged between the different sections of the demo.
cratic party, and particularly against Mr.. Calhoun
and all his adherents at Washington The Albany
Argus has been very quiet on the Mexican diplo-
macy thus far; but the atlas, more bold and fear-
less, as an organ of Mr.. Wright and Mr. Van Bu-
rem, launches out very valiantly against the whole
policy ofthe present administration. 1t thus winds
up long and vindictlve article -


For the folly ofthus arousing and armng foreign en-.
nifty and domestic discomfort towards measure which,
in so many of its aspects appeals most iorcbly to the
pride and patriotism OF the country the people will hold
this corrupt and reckless admnsraion responsible The
magnitude OF the question alone should have deferred
administration which possesses neither the confidence
the liberation Of any party any portion Of the
people. from meddng with IL. It has, however rushed
mady forward in the attempt to foresa Its successor in
its adjustment to involve in inextrcable OF
difficulties to compcate it, that the hand that entang
led may be needed hereafter to unrave IT, 10 surround
with dangerous alternatives and fearful
IN order that the adminis ration Of Mr. Polk msy be
forced pursue blindly what has been reckessy
menced And to do this it has done than the host-


ty OF the Mexican government the oppugnacn OF our
political opponents and the hesitation Of portion Of our
friends could together effect to obstruct the consumma
ton Of the measure ofannexation itself.


This indicates, clearly enough, the amimus of
the northern democracy. But it appears that some
trouble is threatened in Virginia. The Richmond
Enquirer is decidedly in favor of Mr.. Calhoun and
his policy, and in a recent able article, with the
significant heading" the danger is not yet over
demonstrates against the suicidal and rebelous
course adopted, and pursued with such virulence
by the Van Buren "section." Altogether, the
prospect Of contention, feuds, quarrels, difficulties
and disasters in the democratic party, is forebod-
ing and ominous in great degree.