New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-07
Nem.Yprs legislature.

insspon, Monroe, Cheaaago, Otseso ana Lewis
Counties for tn. repesl of the exemption law. ana
from albany against it The bill to ala IN IL.
construction Of the Ney-York and Ere kaiiroaa
then cane ue, the question being on Dir. flAfi
anendncn making it State work. In the course
OF the debate that ensued, Mr. Plat said that n''
obiec, was to obtain decision Of the Senate Ga
the poin, submitted. If it met with favor he
would submit the details of the bill. de wlshea
to know frs, whether the majority intended to re-
deem the pledges they had given. Messrs, fAULA-
sEH and CHAxBERLAls opposed ltand the amend
rnent was finally rejected. The bill was then as
cussed and gone through with 10 the llth sectien'
When the Senate adjourned.
In ASSEMBLY, among the petitions presented
was one from this city praying for the abolition OF
all laws for the collection of debts not fraudulent
Is contracted. Mr STRONG moved It's reference
to the New-Yor delegation and Mr.. aicMuRRAY,
for the purpose of having the mater considered
BY an able constitutional lawyer, moved as en-
amendment TO add Ir. STRONG TO the Committee
Both amendment and motion were then adopted.
Mr. WHEELER from the Judiciary Committee
reported resolution discharging the Counttee
from the farther consideration of Mr.. Halls
resolution intended TO test the constitutionality
of the Virginia Inspection Law. After some de-
bate. the Committee was discharged, 50 to 3D.
The remainder of the resolution TO refer the mat
Ter to Select Committee was then put and lost
By the following vote:
AyEs-Messrs. Booth. Bowdish. NJ Brown, Caldwell
Gonseyss DAILY Demsrss plisnson Dgns.aS STs,n
Lee Leland Lyon, Mccarthy Martin, Mason, Niles ostef-
hou Poucher, Redingon Sanford Sheffield L. SseTwood
J. 3. Smith, Sopcr Speaker Sunson Stralon, A S'ons
Suydam, Tcats. Tower UdalI, Van Du1er Vary, 5 war
rem, Wheeler, ZoIer-45
NAYs-Messrs- Austin, +. Baldwin, o. Benedict, T. Ben
edict. Bentley, BgeIow Brooks. A. Brown, J. C. Brown
Buck, Buileson, Dewey. Emerson, Findey Ftzhpgh'
lev Holmes iubhell, IIubur,i, Kenyon. MGtaw NNcal
Medbnry Miller, Monroe Nor son. Murray Palmer, FOR
or Rice Richards, Rchtneyer Russell. T. Sherwood,
Shamwuy. SIpgerand Smiley, K. Smith. Spencer, K.
Strong, Sweeney. Van Setback, Wait w aies, E. F. War
rem, West Williams, Wright, Youngs-SS.
The resolution of Mr. HALL was therefore laid
on the table At the call of Mr.. STRONG, the bill
10 repeal the &C, extending the right Of trial by
Jury TO persons claimed as fugitive slaves taken
up, and referred to the Jsdiciary Committee. On
motion of Mr.. ALLEH, the vote refusing to send
Mr.. Halls resolution to Select Committee was
reconsidered. The remainder OF the session was
consumed in a spirited discussion upon this mo-
ton, and, before taking the vote, the House adj
journed.
The Loces manifest the utmost anxiety in some
way to get lid of the discussion of this natter
When Mr. HALL rcquestedit, they refused to refer
it to Select Committee, and gave it, on MIR.
Joygs's motion to the Judiciary Committee, Of
which he was Chairman. Soon, however, he
got sick of it and begged to be released from its
farther consideration. This was granted, and then
the matter was before the House, where Mr.. HALL
insisted it should be discussed. This could be
allowed, and then came the forlorn attempt to send
it to Select Committee. This failed, but nothing
baffed, they drumn,ed up, as MIR. ALLEN confess
ed, sufficient number to carry reconsideration,
and are trying their best to crowd the hateful topic
cut of sight. 1t is of no use the question is one
that concerns the honor and the rights of New
York, and it mast be met. We blush for those
whose base party intrigues shut out all thought of
the fair fame of the State they faithfully
TO defend.
H An Trishman at Danvil!c, Pa. while labor
ing with three of his brothers in one Of the mines,
$50. I-;Ual C,n, ! sn,a b, 60, linz ,,r,n