Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-06


hear the watchword OF the ASSISTANTS OF the Caro-
line " No quarter, prisoners every A
company of Indians from Canada have been taken prs
They were among those, in our neghborhood,
trying get up nsurrection, II suspected AID
the chiefs the city, informing the authorities and
requesting to have them taken care OF.
Respectfully, &c.
P. s. Another regiment has just arrived, amid the
cheers Of the populace We truly getting pref
ty pass.
From Correspondent BrougA~m-No. H.
ALBANY, Jan. 3, 1888.
The doings Of the Senate this day characterized
by debate that spoke but little the religious feelings
of ssndry Ultra members. On resolution invite the
ministers of the several churches in Albany open the
daily sessions by prayer to the Most High there
sprang up debate that lasted for hours de-
bate in which Mr. Young and Mr.. LOOMS made verta-
BILE asses of themselves The former gentleman rallied
away Justify against the forms of religious worship
declared that good resulted from prayer told
members 90 their closets and the churches offer
orisons asserted that the appointment of clergy
a chapaincy unconstitutional, and before he
had finished, showed how thoroughly Tom Painish he
in grain and in practice His grey hairs and his
totfering frame i'll became his words Mr.. Loomis
particularly faceiol the occasion He was for pay
ing the minister Of his pocket, and believed
that secular aud spiritual affairs should not be connect
ed in any way He proessed TO possess no extra love
for religion. His manner and his language bore proof
his profession. After these gentlemen had INDUCED
In their sarcastic and profound views upon the practice
of acknowledging obligations openly to Providence
and after other members favorable to the resolution had
shown their little reply to such baiderdash, II
was resov ed have prayers every morning by vote
of 81 to g, Mr.. Verplsnck voting in the Affirmative
Different the proceeding upon this subject in the
lower house. There the least objection made.
The members were fully satisfied doubt not that the
weaknesses of humanity were not rendered more stub
born by an acknowledgment OF them. How the minis
be paid, whether they are TO be paid at
all is not determined Some think that they VIII be
provided for in the appropriation bill
Numerous petitions were presented in the Assembly.
praying for a repeal Of the small note law Most OF
them were referred the standing committee on banks
Some were laid upon the table. So soon as II was dis.
covered that this last method would bring them before
the committee of the whole the small BILL when the
PROJECT should be introduced they went to work and
moved the discharge of the Bank Committee from the
further consideration Of them This retrograde move
occupied the attention of the peoples representa-.
tives for SEINE time. when Mr. Taylor, from Ontario
brought in his bill repeal the law, preventing the issue
of notes below FIVE dollars. by the banks. Mr.. T.
spectaces, leans ltte forward, is the country
leader far OF the wings He speaks clearly and with
the exception of verbose style, is pretty fair sample
Of the talent of the anti locofocos The bill read
twice by its title, and TO the Committee OF the
Whole, Mr.. Patterson in the chair After some at.
tempts at wit and display of superior knowledge on
the subject Of the currency by two OF the
beers, the committee and reported progress.
During the morning, Mr.. Taylor moved the reference
Of parts of the Governors message different commit
tees. He had il all his own way, till the moon TO send
that portion OF the message relating 10 the restraining
and general bank law a select committee came up.
Mr.. Hubert. gentleman with aquiline ex-
ceient speaker, and member from democratic Herki.
mer, and objected. He wanted go the Bank
Committee and he desired TO get a report from that DO.
dy clothed it would be with the power to act res2on-
siby. Abiah Mann, Mr. Wises very particular friend,
agreed with his learned friend from Herkimer This
acknowledged organ and leader Of the locos in the
house spoke very profoundly the subject Of standing
and select committees. He had had experience die.
tate his counsels Whether that experience had made
him wise L doubt much. MIR. Mann looked and spoke
awkwardy. He has hard face and is admirably fitted
for the station assigned him by his friends The object
IL possible TO get the matter the standinp
committee for the purpose OF making the wings father
the report and bill IL any be made As il goes 70 Sc.
Iect committee, the whole affair will assume special
and not party shape.
Mr. Preston King the lacofoco candidate for speak.
er was called during the morning TO the chair, by Mr.
Brsdish Mr.. X is from Silas Wright's country, would
weigh about 800 lbs. avoirdupois, and has fell
citous manner Of pockeng his hands TO keep them
of his way. He fills the chair thoroughly. and
rises 10 put question He has a nasal twang, and
hear IL q shrewd, cusning man.
Mr. Barnard, Of Albany gave notice that he wonld
shortly bring " bill TO authorize the Banks Of this
State 10 receive in deposite the Bank Bills Of othei
Stafcs-an excellent way II settling balances, hey
The Boston aud Philadelphia Banks will begin oper
their eyes. Our Banks must be armed against them
III Mr.. Biddle will by the 9Th o
June. Messrs Gsllstin. NewboId, Lawrence, and com
psny rnst be furnished with = Of bringing hin
O. his senses. Mr.. Barnards bill viii do il. ! will
send 10 you when II Is brought in. He als
gave notice that he would introduce project
the banking system Of this state, require
tain and positive amount OF specie ON hand to bear
stated proportion 10 the circulation. The Wing. hsv
gene TO work manfully Their abors will doubtless b
rendered nugaory by the obstnacy Of the locos in tn
upper house. These gentlemen do not any chang
Nv the public sentiment From the materials Of whic
the Legislature j. composed. any thing but harmony
40 be expected.
The Schlosser affair has been referred TO Joint com
7nee Of four from the Senate and eight from the low
er house. understand that the Governor has receives
communication from Governor Head, explaining ava
tho steamboat outrage. Whether the tnsrderers wi
be given up II is not said.
From Correspondent Horeas-No. al
ALBAEr Jan. 3, 1893
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