New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-14
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. II.
SEy.rE.-The Senate took up the bill 10 increase
the capital of the Common School fund; (adds
thereto New-York's share OF the Land fund
The question being on Mr. Hard's motion 10
amend the report of the Committee by striking out
the provso which declares That the money Is re:
ceived On deposit merely, Mr.. Johnson proceeded
| 10 address the Senate.
Mr.. Hand moved 10 lay the report OF the Commit
tee on the table, which was agreed to without d.
vision.
Mr.. Hand, by consent, submitted Joint resoln-
lion requesting our Representatives 10 use their
best efforts 10 procure the passage OF The Post Oce
bill now pending in the House OF Representatives.
Laid owe. under the rue.
AsssyB1.r.-.rhe Speaker announced the follow
ing select committee on the Manor Difficulties =
Messrs Constant, Harris, Boughton, l.. II. Brown,
MIR. Niven introduced the following preamble
and resolution IN relation 10 the Annexation OF
Texas:-
NIr. Coe. presented resolution urging upon the
House Of Representatives the immediate passage
Of the bill from the Senate reducing the rates OF
postage Laid over under the rule.
The Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Horton IN
Chair took up the bill 10 provide Tor payment OF
he troops called into the service OF the State IN
the months of December and January. No qles-
ton was taken
Whetds the recent Democratic National Convention AZ
Baltimore, Gdresove ;ha; the remuneration OF Texas was
a
mated As soon as practicable Ard the people of those
Caiied States have elected Pre-den; known TO c
in favor Immediate Annexation, furnishing an uinswer
able argument that tho great democratic party % the
Union are in favor the measure. And whereas, Also II
becomes tile duty OF the Legislature OF New-iork 10 as
position Ia relation % lie SAID measure OF AnneAa
ton conformity with what ibey believe to be the views
the people OF this Stale by whom tAey have hee chosen
90 seats this body do therefore declare that We
in favor OF the remuneration % Texas at The earliest Iac
ric0be period, for the reasons foiowine = rtt:--
-t1a 9ullgN Inc hle.- n
Republican Institutions a broad extent OF territory,
peopled by a Of who bone Of our bone and
flesh OF our eswhe having tasted freedom IN the United
States aud carried out the independence OF Texas by their
vaior now ask for admission into the Un.on. and bring
with them their Republic noble offering II the
shrine Ibertan earnest G. their worth and fitness 70
be numbered with their brethren.
coHdly-Because Il will 10 these United States
and ever the advantages we HOW possess over all
the nations the world the production OF the great
American staple Cottonan advantage OF which the zeal
ousy OF Great Britain has vanl sought spus By her
efforts In the Indies and now the cad IS directing
her eagle eye towards the iair ncds of Texas
Tinrdiy-Because ii Will open an extensive market for
the agricultural products and manufacture. OF the Northern
States in exchang. the productions OF the South and
thus strengthen and pcrpetuate the bonds Of our Uno
cpfig-Becanse 1t VIII provide better Southern fron
Her in OF ard amply protect our commerce on
The Gulf OF Mexico through which me products CT the VAL
ley the Mississippi for ever find their outlet.
Ei;ihE-Bec2use thereby Slavery, 80 TepueHant TO the
people OF the North with all is concomican evils Will be
the inevitable laws OF population Slavery must become
extinct q; no distant Gy because thelaws OF the Unios Will
for ever put end 10 The foreign Slave -ade within the
boundaries of Texas and because tie Shareholders OF The
NoraR Slave STATES will naturally seek profitable
held OF labor on the fertile sol OF Texas. and leave
their former places 20 be filed y the enerpTi,ing ard free
citizens OF the North.
Sirtily-Becsuse under Circumstances can the adj
mission of Texas ;hc Union give the slave
preponderance in National councils Iowa already
knocking admission into the onion free STATE; the
| ,alf.
holding States forever sacred 10 freedom. We hold that
the Slave states ard Free SIsee, untert the Constitution
tie Uncn stand upon ground. and each have
eqai rGi he jealous OF the encToacnen; OF the other.
Under these circumstances regard all objections 10 the
Annexation OF Texas the ground OF SlayeI ;e ei-
sious Of riaEg kgpolsg or what Is worse peiicdi 40
olifiyeisn.-T Therefore,
Rtseraf OF the Senate concr) That our Senators il
Congress Instructed, and Representatives be
queScd vote for The Annexation o: Texas. and 10
al proper prevent the loss Of great and per
National acquisition account OF temporary
institution
Referred TO the Select Committee
\ scene AT TIE C,Irrol--The large hall in the
Capitol Is crowded now-a-days with ifice-seekcrs,
lotby-menbers, &c. from ali paris OF the State
Among this legion is Capt. Rynders OF the En-
pure Club. weit-known as the chosen representative
OF Tammany Hall al Syracuse Baltimore an5 vise-
where. THIS parsonage IS understood 10 be IN Egr-
suit OF lucrative office ia the city of New-Ycrk,
oul some uaiaN orabie rumcrs II regard TO his per-
Sona or political character seem 10 have reached
the Executive ear and impaired his prospects OF
success This morning. larger audience Than
usual being gathered IN the Capitol Hall. Capt Il yn-
deTS improved the opportunity to define position
and indicate his character by an e1;emPoIe ad-
dress OF some minutes. We had not the pleasure
OF hearing his remarks, but understand that they
were mainly directed 10 retutauon OF the charge
of having assisted IN hiSslDg down the resolution
IN favor OF Governor Wright al TsmmaDy Hall
Texas Nesting, and that they were pient:ully gar
nIshed With the tropes and expeuves IN vogue IN
the r,i-.s7.s OF Tarrany, and the bar-room OF the
" Pee hug t..lb Eve jour. Wednesday.
WE Il At ae!i &c be regretted that when arnbi-
tiols lni ec:ctons r,en plunge country INFO war,
nnocSD men 2utier and The guilty. escape. Il The
makers 81 ,sifIcul;ies and war between nations
could be made into soldiers and sailors, 10 receive
bayenets and boarding pixies. mankind would be
benefited By such examples. If John Tyler and
MS associates involve this Nation II war, lei
hIn convert Congress into battalion, and he as
couimander-ln-chiefea lead them 10 bstrle instead OF
following n the manner Of other commanders, and
lie: nm with ms body-stafi take the front of battle.
Srch being the case, what hue and cry would
the multitude looking on behind raise 10 urge them
on,
Republication brought upon some men the epithe,
Of Privaleers; Annexation may procure The cogno-
men OF Land-pi1ates. Ops.