Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26
From Albany.


IFrom our Correspondent Bro~ghsm-No XxIIl
ALBASr Jan %. 1898.
Applications are increasing postpone the time
when by law the Collectors Of required to
make their returns for the past year That time 10
from the the 10th Of ebrusry. Today bill pas
sed the Senate granting the Collector Of Buffalo TIL the
LIST day of May close his with the Treasury
IL proposed that general law be A. once passed
extending the time ts May next. This proposal came
from the radical side OF the House The idea seemed
90 take with Senators Whether the radicals have
a political move in view by the proposition has
not yet uanspired. IL may be that their design il To
embarrass the Treasury by all the ueans in their pow
er Tor the purpose OF bringing the Wings into disre
pate But there il doub, that great difficulty exits
H. the coectoa Of taxes particularly in bsnkable mo
ney. The wings have jumped at the Circumstance as
highly Gvoring the small note scheme.
Two onsirances against the repeal al the law OF
1895 made their appearance this morning in the Senate.
They signed by-do not be alarmed-l5 indvid-
uss! They all state officers and defea:ed candi
dates M the last election excep, one. Mr.. Mosely
thought that this decidcd &c public opinion de-
served the consideration of the adverse Sens.
tors I.aughter.l He stated extraordinary fact.
that the Postmaster in the neighborhood where the re-
rrous,rance hal been prepared did not sign il! This
example of Roman purity should be recorded in the
Morning Herald. The Postmaster name is Gsines,
and he resides in Orleans county
Al 10 acock the Senate resolved itself into Court
for the Correction OF Errors % members present The
.ss~ that came up a melton 81 Hosack Blunt,
Executors Of Alex Hossck respondents against N. Ro.
gers Executor &C Archibald Oracle, appellant IN have
certain acquisitions
One thousand ladies i-romen Of very delicate
feelings have up petitions 10 the House to pass
Law sboshng all distinctions between its citizens
coup, az color These negrophes forget that the free
black il not citizen IT he be. why Is he not socially
feel In due ume we shall have report from the
ntit,ee 10 whom these absurd petitions have been
referred We shall then how the Legislature stand,
affected
II woulo appear that il becomes necessary in every
age TO assert the majesty ofthe CArsan religion Some
time since wrote you that petitions had been sent up
here asking the State abolish the custom OF reading
the scriptures in the schools and colleges under the
ousge ofthe government These petitions were refer
red 10 the Conmtteeo on Lefsture. Mr.. Barnard frem
that Committee, made this day report upon the subject
IL is an able document sboundiag in sound reasoning
conclusions, and clothed IN the garb vt eloquent
language. II noby vndicates the religion OF our Lord
from the sspersons cast upon II by such abandoned
minds ms the petitioners evidently possessed The
reading of the report ls,sned with great
fion BY every member present
II was an interesting sight to witness 90 representa-
live. of two millions OF people listening with bresthless
attention 70 the defence ofhs religion which constituted
tbeir shield sesinst the msfortunes Of adversely and
their hope in the hour Of prosperity do not know
when have had my feelings so aroused as this
cas,on Mr.. Mssn immediately rose, and expressing
his heartfelt concurrence in the principles ofthe report