The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-25
ALBANY, January "a, lss6.
The Senate met at 4P. NJ.

Inc senate mot az = +. NJ.
The Judiciary Committee, to whom was referred Mr.
Porter's Printers Bill with Messrs Wright ana Beers
anne ndmsns to abolish the Office Of State Printer and to
let the public printing the lowest bidder reported IA
vorably 10 this BILL presented II TO the Senate for
fnal position of it. motion was ade to refer the
bill TO committee Of the whole and prnted-lost
Motion made TO lay il on the table very protract
ed debate now whether the Senate should
agree rspor. of tho committee to abolish the Of
fee Of State printer table and print it. The merits Of the
bill were argued again Col Young said if it was
Co srdsned Tassed he supposed it would pass, because
the wings aud old hunkers could do anything The 4,h
section Of the bill which provides for the publication of
notices in the paper that will publish them for the small
lest sum, occssioned the debate Mr. Hard explained
why no did not wish to engage in the debate he said
remark OF John Randolph Roanoke that ma ority
should keep coting and the minority keep talking struck
hin as true, aud he would not consequently engage
in this debate. Mr.. Folsom from your city urged the
passage Of the bill in very able manner he wanted
loaded withan enormous debt ana he was anxious
to do all in his power to reduce il the only way Tor
oil the minority Is to acquesce with the majority and
vote Tor this BILL q p M--Nr Folsom still occupying
the floor Mr. Attorney General Van Buren, earnestly
engaged in inaudibs conversation with Mr. Potter Of
Schenectady, ct al in the sntechamber very strong
and sweeping gestures, etc etc.-probaby something
concerning stated preaching in Schenectady, or crcs
into the Chamber to-day and proposed that we go into
committee on the Excise Bill, to " save OF" this
four motions made to dispose of this b-sil
ncgatived-subsequently some other amendments
offered by diferen. sestions-sll lost The Senate evil
The House met at the usual hour Prayer-Journal-
Petitions deferred.
Mr.. CLARK-a member occupying a seat near the lob.
oiessaid that II utterly impossible him hear
any thing going on in the House. account Of the
great noise around him, made by persons conversing
aloud IN the lobbes Measures taken to clear the
lobbies, and suppress the confusion
Mr. CHArFiELD, from the Judiciary, reported in favor
OF the bill authorlsins suits in Justices Courts against
non.residents, Mr. Ludlow reported against dis,ribu
ting the sessi laws to CHI school district in the State
Mr. Stewart reported hin to divide the Sixteenth Ward
Of the city OF New York. Mr. Townsend reported
against printing certain annual reports of Banks and
also requiring Banks hereafter to file the reports with
the Comptroller in book be kept open for the Of
all interested and also to inquire into the necessity #
dispensing with their publication in certain papers II
was referred to the committee of the whole
Mr. STEVENSON presented the report of the select
mee of the last years legislature relative to the qua
ranne laws. This is valuable report. and goes fully
into an examination of the quarantine laws far back
as 1904. MIR. Stevenson concluded some remarks upon
this report by moving that Ave times The usual number
and 500 extra copies OF the report be printed which
ton, after a lengthy debate, was carried.
The Commissioners OF the Canal Fund here sent in a
report in answer resolution in relation canal tells
in the months OF October, November aud December.
Mr. BAILEY gave notice of bill TO amend the act in
relation to State printing.
Mr. STEVENS gave notice Of bill to amend the quaran
tine laws.
Mr. SANDS called for the consideration his resolution
to lect State printer. The House refused to cons
der il.
Mr. STEVENSON gave notice Of bill to abolish the Of
hce OF a State printer.
The House adjourned ithout doing anything Of in.