Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-22

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dorsers and the difference between the amount stock
and the stockholders indebtedness The aggregates
required. Alter some sparring, 1t laid over till to
| morrow, to give time to Mr.. Skinner, to make up his
/ mind on the subject
The special order, the small bill repeal project
| next gone into. Ii moved BY Mr.. Power 10 strike
out the LIST section Of the Assembly's BILL and to inser
the bill brought in by the bank committee Mr.. Young
hoped that the friends Of unconditional repeal would
come out and give their for advocating such
radical change Of policy He told them that their
duct IN the Senate was adverse to the pursued
by the leaders Of the party in the Senate Of the United
| States. He believed this crusade against the law Of
1885, got up for political effect. never listened 10
more spirited appeal the friends of any measure,
come in defence OF il.
The WAigs knew better however. The ground they
occupy is the rnest II is their intention believe
sit still and listen the displays Of Locafpco wisdom
Mr.. Lacy however, his intention of giving Mr..
Young a severe lacing No deserves it than
Mr. " He is up every question, eternay taking
and thinks lie has the wisdom o Solomon.
Mr.. Livingston Il. p. recited a capital anecdote
day, in relation small bills. He in Rhode Island
last SKINNER. and passed through village OF some half
dozen houses. with banks in it, Not soul appear
be moving about. He could comprehend the
strange anomaly, that banks should be in such
small village, so he made enquiries The answer was
that these banks busy making dollar bills for
New York Great laug her IN the Senae.) Mr.. l.
wished show from this, the necessity of banks is
suing small bills.
In the House, nothing done OF consequence. The
committee of the whole has the Oswego aud Utica Rail
Road BILL still under consideration 1t will pass. But
this has been made the occasion by Mr. Barnard dis
play his doctrine, about the right of way for rail
road companies. He intends 10 bring in bill TO regu
late these companies without touching their vested
rights and the the ground which
the road
send ;ou today. the report Of the Comptroller
There is valuable table in it, relative the Of
assessed property in the state.
Politically there are no fresh movements in contem
pa,ion. Every is sraining, get up excite
about the smallb law. fit pass fear the Wings
will the day. am watching the tendency of things
closely, and will let you hear from me, whenever any
thing transpres Of moment in relation to these topics
promised you reports Of the speeches. Mr. Youngs
is worth the trouble Of reading. Imagine stale
petition of the stale topics of the day. and you have
full He preached one idea worthy OF remembering
He was not for legsating any more in relation to the
banks. He believed they would work their cure
The petition of the Notares in your city, for increase
Of bank protest fees, has been thrown overheard So
much for Notaries l would send you Willis Halls
speech the Auction Bill but reading carefully
over, find that you got the pith OF it, in my yesterdays
municaon
The weather is warm enough to sit without fires. A
steam boat up to day Ifshe leaves o'clock
tomorrow expect you shall have the TO that
hour.
FROM FLoRIDA-The express mail brings us, from
Fort Christmas and Fort Lane, T. F. up the LIST inst
II is chiefly confrmaory of the engagements we have
already vended. The county southwark as the troops
march, becomes more irregular and impracticable
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UTICA, Dec. 10Th, 1887
Mn. BEsSFTT:
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