Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-13
From Albany.

Smile blue eyed angel, evernoIe' 49,
From Albany.
From our Correspondent Brougham-Ne, XxXiX.l
Messrs. Willis Hail. Taylor, and Mitchell. have been
appointed as a committee on the part OF the House to
meet the Senates Committee, IN order 10 settle the
small note question. Two of the Senates Commlttee
are firm Powers is disposed to yield TO the necessity
Of the case The peoples delegates have nothing do,
but TO the will of their The result OF
the Committees labors will probably transpre late To-
night. / have neither heard any reason TO
change my opinion the fate Of this small
The Governor uoH veto it, He is Mr.. Van Buren, tor
lorn hope in the Empire State
The Orleans County Bank is in danger OF getting into
the hands Of the Legislature. The Bank COMMITTEE
asked today for power 10 send iorPersons ana
examine into the charges preferred against this nsu-
ton Sixty. citizens OF Orleans County have petl.
toned to have the matter looked into.
One Of the charges IS that the bank has received
three per a month for its money. If this were
crime what bank in the state would be exempt? As
modeus could tell Of such transactions in Wall street. as
would make the hair stand on end. long debate upon
this questioa consumed the day session The request
of the committee was granted.
Mr. L. +. Allen from the Committee Agriculture
made a report upon the memorial OF the late State Ag
rcutural Convention in favor of the prayer OF the pc
titieners and brought in a bin providing for State
Board ofAgriculture, and appropriang $4,000 year
for four years the encouragement OF husbandry and
domestic industry.
The bin is defective yet the zeal of the Committee is
laudable If legislators would their attention
in the subject, would recommend them to
engraft the French system upon their scheme. Then
should knew the exact production OF all the escu
Tents in the State ard be prepared 10 meet the exgency
of short crops.
On Monday, Pauerson's General Bank ilcomes!up
We are in medals From what can learn, no
general Bank law will be passed this session j. would
be wise in us 10 wait its operation in Michigan. 1t is
already working badly in that Is a machine
deprive the state OF all currency whatever
From our correspondent Brorg CHAM. No. xXXyI1
ALBAsY, Feb. 7, 1888.
Another disgraceful bear garden in the
House! Preston King entered the arena today armed
with his red flag and Parthan arrows. Abgah Mann
assisted and came within an ace OF getting into the
clutches of the Sergeant ut Arms.
Abiah offered his resolution after Mr.. Hoey
finished declaring inexpedien 10 charter Natonal
Bank The motion was TO strike out Mr.. Holeys
first antl-sub- treasury resolution and insert his by
way of an amendment Mr.. G.. w. Patterson pro-
posed an amendment TO this amendment so as TO
add: until TIE representatives IN Congress shall
think that he public good requires such an lnstu-
ton"
After some sharp shooting this amendment was
adopted bv vote Of 80 TO 20 Pending the discus
SION OF Pattersons amendment, Mr.. Dennston
moved another amendment The Chair declared II
20 be out of order. After Patersons Proposition be-
came part Of Mann's amendment MIR. Dennlston
sent up his. While il was IN trdnstn, Mr.. ;. A.
King moved division Of the question then before
the House. This motion put Denniston's amend
meni hors da combat second time, and Mr.. ID.
cheeifully yielded. The Chair announced that
DIVISION oil the QdeSfi0n nau Oeen callcu
Mr.. Hoey's resolution be struck out.-Secondly,
shall Mann's amendment be inserted.
On the announcement OF this decision began the
row. Preston King bated the CHAIR in NEST insolcnt
language. He commended that the division OF The
question did not pat ost Of order TO amend Manns
amendment ne IL then stood. The Char persisted,
stating that the motion 20 strike out did not Affect the
motion to insert and that the matter 10 be inserted
could be perfected after the question 10 strike out had
been taken After foaming and frettlng for nearly
an hour NJ. Preston King yielded.
Abah Mann then rose, and proposed, in the face of
this decision, sustained by the acqulescence Of the
House and by all parl amentary rule an amendment
10 his amendment. The Char repealed It's decision.
Preston King appealed from this decision, and in
goax on 10 discuss the question OF appeal, rbused in
suited, and braved the House and Speaker in the
most wanlon and brutal manner he was re-
peatelly called order by the Char. al last his
insoence became 80 insupportabie, thai the Char
peremporly ordered him TO take HE seat The ques-
ton put TO the House whether he should be per-
United % proceed He rose lifted his arms roared,
protested and wen, on like mad man. Mann APP
pealcd from the decision OF the Chair-that Z. King
was our Of order The Char bid Mann TO take his
ssaL The House with one accord refused 10 LET r.
King proceed. He rose again and beloved out for
some minutes what he called protest. He swere
that he did ask any man fsr PERMISSION to speak
Thecha now proceeded 10 put the qlestion-Wil
the House sustain the char This was on P. Kings
appeal. MAINS last appeal could not be decided-|
Again, MAINS appeal had fallen with the resolve OF
the Hou not 10 hear y. King any longer. Mann
rose while The speaker was putting the question, and
demanded the ayes and noes. Ordered. Mann con-
tnsed 10 speak. The char ordered him to take his
sea-, He would not. AT last the speaker said-Abi-
Jan Mann DC, you will take your seat This hint
had the effect Of seating the gentleman The House
sustained the decision Of the char, that call for
division OF he question precuded amendments the
matter 20 be inserted, when the first question
striking OIL, by q vote Of ~ 20 l. this one being
Preston King Abijah Mann demanded 10 be ex.
cuscd from voting. He was excused by the unanl.
nous consent OF the House. The House sdJ,urned
You can have no idea Of th' excitement of the
House during these unwarraniable proceedings
look for nothing else than expulsion Of these two
Legislative raves The House bears with them
with great patience. They may pass the day Of
grace, II they do not take great care. expect ano-
ther tomorrow. Not ono of the political Trends
OF Mann and y. King sustained them cure proof
that ihe conduct sreprebated even by their own kith
and kin How hard 10 Tor these r.dcsls tresl rad.
icals) 10 be ~ a minority
The small note bill did not conc into the House
60 day I'LL late and then the House was engaged with
the bauines ~ the Loco Foco Aguazlls What q
captal phi, Of tools Mann snd Preston King would
nave rnaie FOR such genus az Torquemada, the
father OF The InqIistonl | forgot 10 mention that
when IN i,juse had adjourned, hese gentlemen his
sed "
Dono Ne doings OF Congress and this Legislature
fursuh ode themes for the refreuon of the pho-
~ n rot the az I'M spirit that nron,otsd The