New-York tribune., 1842-01-15
NcyY-Tork Ee-i-luturc.

Mr.. FpRxAS- submitted three resolutions re-
monstrating strongly against the iiePecl OF the
Bankrupt Law They lie one day.
Mr.. FOSTER made majority Report IN favor Of
the bill from the Assembly changing the mode OF
appointing Bank Commissioners.
The following Select Committees were chosenby
ballot, viz:
On 50 much Of tie Gore,7,o,.s Message as reLates
to the National Domeia-Messrs. FostersHunt'
Strong.
Nicholas, Corning. Faulkner.
Congressional DiShcts-Messrs. Ruger Franklin,
Paige.
Gen. Root resolutions looking 10 changes N the
Federal Constitution were taken up, and Gen. Il
spoke at length in favor of modification OF the
Veto Power. When he had concluded, rhoGER
of Jefferson read speech in defence CT That power
When he had concluded Mr. tuRM,S obtained
the floor. Adjourned.
In the ASSEMBLY, Mr.=D'Avezac presented a
petition from Jane Ann Merrick and other ladies,
prayinc the erection of n monument 10 De Witt
Clinton. on which he spoke at some length iniavor
Of Woalan's Rights, &c. When he had concliti-
ed. the petition referred too Select Committee
of which Mr.. D'A. is Chairman
Mr.. PAuL CROFT reported in favor OF repeating
the Registry provisions of the Act OF l059 to pre-
vent Illegal Voting and asked leave 10 bring IN a
bin. Mr.. E. G. BALDWIN expressed dissent
from the Report and bill. Mr.. GRouT SAID he
believed the Delegation from the City we're unani-
NOUS in favor of abolishing the Registry MIR
B,1pwlS again corrected him Mr.. CIRCUIT con-
timed that he should be glad have General
Election Law passed, making all desired changes,
and including the repeal Of the Registry; but as
this could not be done in season for the Spring
Election in New-York, i, was thought best to re
peal at once. and leave the general snhlcct=t TO be
disposed OF aterward.
Mr.. McNlURRAY made partisan harangle,
triumphing over the minority oi=the ho'se, ana
Boosting that all his own party stood ready TO re-
peal The Registry.
Mr.. E. G. BALDWIN again explained that he
had never given any countenance 10 THU Report or
Bill-that he had never assented 10 the repea! OF
the Registry in any shape-but, or the contrary,
he considered il most saluteEy and necessary
safeguard OF the purity OF the Suffrage AMI tie
appealed to gentlemen who believed that=ellot-
NOUS frauds had been committed in the Elections
OF SO and '39 10 sustain the law which had put an
end - such abuses as alleged, and had erected
barrier against them
Mr.. OSULLlrAN made marrow rartizan speech
in tayer of the bil-boasted that TWO OF The three
Wing Members from the City assen;ed TO it
and sad ne would treat the Registry Law as a
Member OF the French Convention voted 70 treat
Louis WI. Death without q Speech.
Mr. D'AvEzAc made a speech OF the same sort,
only more poetcal and less English, and then NJ.
O'SulL1rAS moved the printing OF 1850 copies,
which yenr to the COMMITTEES on Printing
The bill changing the mode OF appointing Bank
Receivers came up and was aid over 10 allow Nh
SMITH to speak on 1t.
Mr.. Weir moved bis resolution that the Com
.ni,t-e on State Prisons be authorized to vsit TAT
the expense of the State the State Prisons AZ suca
times as they should think proper
Mr.. HUBBARD moved that three OF them only
Be selected 10 DO =Messrs. GRAsr and Nc
MURRAY opposed The amendment, and the nloser
withdrew it. The yesolrtioA then sesset-92
70 %.
Mr.. o'so1L1y4s introduced tiis bill 10 Abolish
the Punishment, OF Death also, Resolutions look
ins 10 an amendment OF the Constitution soas to
res,ric, the Executive power OF Pardon.
Thu resolution fixing day FOR tie election OF a
Secretary Of State caule#uP, bat, before actiag#on
it. the Assembly adjourned.
The ARrlsr', DaEAN-Ths Is the title and
me su5jec, OF large, finely executed Ne1zot5rt
engraving just published By the Apollo Associa-.
tor. |. represents the Artist asleep with
his head upon his tsble, while me shades OF the
grea: names of Art Rafaelle Titan, Da Vinci,
Rembrandt, Rubens, and Reynolds, throag around
hiRs. liz engraved from the original by Sartain