The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-13
ALsANr, May IL. 1916.

ALsAsr. May IL. 1916.
Meriean affairs Companies-anti-rsnt Bus'
nen-Hariem Raiiroud Company. &c, &C.
The astounding accounts from Mexico and the Rio
Grande in the HerGlds extra, havo created frenzy
among the populace There statement current every
whore that Polk will DO impeachcd for imcompcency-
England, Mexico and France ready to crush US if
they can The Auctuang and vaclating currency, the
criminal uxtaposition Of warning northern and southern
interests Annexation and Oregon al threatenfus loud
and deep From these things have sprung this assertion
that Polk must be impeachedthat he imbece and ef
Terminate and that he is not competent to tho great
crisis. Where is Clay r. it is asked Where is any
body to save the Republic ~
Relief will be afforded to the New York Insurance
Companies they will be allowed to fill up their stock and
begin business over
The Long Island Railroad Company must take
to prevent of fires along their line, bill
with this provision has passed tho Legislature
fierce emeuie occurred in the Senate on the bill to
abolish distress for rent The emssary of the landed
monopoly made his last desperate sally this morning
all the gods. This bill taken in hand. Spencer
waited until favorable opportunity and then opened his
Bengal tiger in Jungle like anaconda in patch
Of long grass he is insidous-he is willy copper.
head, and acute as Blackfoot-his eye is snakeyhis
form is good-hair irongrey, and combcd well back
arms long-ears small his upper lip is Of remarkable
lcngth-mouth indicative Of great decision he stands
six and two inches with enormous pair Of pedes
tails, not well mated, however-cause, maformaon of
Of the boots He said he the friend Of the tenant.
nv; rd e !, i; dsraS nv Tho bso,hsr no se'0 ~
him not to be the friend Of these serfs -
such assumption doubles his culpabily. He said
the proposition to pass this bill at this late period of the
session was lachrymable; it appalled, him. it froze
his young blood and each particular hair sc He de.
subject the tenantry Before twevemonh he said if
this rent was not paid every tenant must suffer eject
ment ne said was downrgnt disgrace Z i was in
His argument theirs 1t was heap Of uncouth fan
cy; was absurd and weak 1t had not any formation
this nation have been the stakes kind of stoicsm
apathy has the conduct Of Presidents Of
tempt being made to cacine and pulverze argument
SO untenable and 50 clearly at war with the books
of the BILL came from the House, stricken out
This section reads Notwithstanding the tenant may have
sufficient property, whereof the rent might have been
made by Distress but for the provision contained in the
preceding section Of this act the right of reentry fifteen
in wg III be and
same now exists by law" A motion was now made to
strike out the second section Of the House BILL but the
Senate adjourned to dine before a vote was had
This afternoon the Senate refused to strike out the
cond section of the bill A section precisely SINH
lar in its phraseology offered and adopted and the
Senate ordered this bill to third reading.
The Senate then passed the bill extend the time for
the construction OF the Harlem railroad.
At p. NJ, when we came away Senator Clark was
the matter oaud said to have been perperated against
the State by officers on the Champlain canal.
This afternoon the business being done in the House
is purely local. We have pointed out stupendous
which renders long sessions almost inevitable This is
the fact that this immense of local business should
be adjusted in the locality where the questions arise by
officers be designated by the State 1t is argued that
the reforms proposed to be instituted in far extrava
ns
with startling rapidty Infantle and impotent PROPOSE
tons made based upon uopian hypothesis to cancel
these debts they Of no effect Here, then, is mobo
cratic people, which will not submit to taxation living
under a government which is breaking up infinite
amount OF fnancerng obligations How are they to be
discharged How does all precedcns in the history OF
creation and of human governments tell us they must be
discharged They. force the conviction upon that
they will be cancelled by standing armies and the
Give taxation of the eanaifie see in the future history
Of this rcpublcso confident in its power apahetic
regiment of traitors! see civil war. sec revolution
see the dissolution Of the Union. God the Re
public.
Atmosphere decidedly chilly this morning
showing its ceth-sun hid behind black cloudhorizon
withouta CLEAN Of light-Aowers dropping with their
boiling like that seethins cauron tended BY Macbehs
witches On Saturday night at half past IL PM, call of
the House ordered vast number Of members hav-
ing gone of tangent The House adjourned at IL NJ,
with closed doors, sergeant (of the regular army
having back with report that he could not make
arrests This morning. as Of course the House met
with closed DOORS and these recreans arragned
1
performed without reference to Parliamentary guides
action the affair suspended, and the House pro-
ceeded to the third reading Of bills.
The bill to authorize the Mayor Of New York to pro-
cure money by loan to enlarge the Aims House passed
The Senate bill to authorize the extension Of the New
York and New Haven to the Harlem railroad, passed
The Senate bill to establish asylum for Idiots which
passed the House Saturday reconsidered and the
bill defeated.
The bill to incorporate the Oing Magnetic Telegraph
Company passed.
The House militia BILL introduced by Mr. Fullerton.
which fixes the annual fine for non-perormnce Of militia
duty at sevenyfve cents, will pass the Senate without
doubt.