The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-12
Albany, January 10. 1876

ALBANY, January 10, 1896
The Senate was called to order at IL o'clock, A.
NJ. MIR. Sedgwick- made report in favor of
printing the usual number Of the report OF the Trus-
tees OF the State Library. motion was made by
Senator Hand the usual number be printed and az
ter protrscted debate, it was adopted Some moro
economy" has discovered itself among Senators.
Mr. LEsrER offered resolution to instruct the Comp
trosr to report to the Senate the paid to the
perior Court Clerks. Register. Assistant Register and
Chancery Clerks, for salaries, Office expenses. &C.
Mr., HASn wanted to include the Clerk Of the Senate
and the Count Of Errors, in the resolution
Considerable conversation followed about 'retrsnch
ment" and economy" whom s. ~
Mr.. Lori offered an amendment to Mr. Lsstsr,s reso
luton which with the resolution laid on the table
Mr. BEKKNAr offered resolution to increase the Com.
Message rs reisssd to essshoid Estates to
Mr. forSs offered resolution to AZ the day Of ad-
va. laid on the table Then the senate went into Com
ittee Of the whole In consideration Of Mr. Jones' reso-
u M relative ss 70 rs1, A. Oregon Sc
tariff He discovered great deal Of sbility in handling
this subject. Upon his conclusion the Comnittee rose
The Assembly was called to order at II A. NJ After
the transaction of some unimportant business Mr.
yesteay relative to lease hold estates and landlord and
tenants be taken from the 6es Of House and referred
Mr.. HARRIS intimstedsd a. told you in nv last that
the debate Of yesterday entirely Of order he
said that the question upon the referring Of the re-
manorial policy He said he wished to make few re-
marks and he moved the House take the resolution
int consideration The motion was carried, and Mir.
Harris commenced very able and eloquent speech in
refuatiou Of certain derogatory mpuaiions which had
nsm Some Tsmss1s ~ M Sssy o.
gentlemen to who had right the aoor and three
members SMessrs Watson, Harris and Bailey) were It
one time all occupying the floor the decided in
favor Of Harris Mr. Harris said that the gsntlsman
from Putnam had charged him With making SERIOUS
hal n arnft II~..~
sac. ,ss iaSso HsS se
renters TO further deed. Of violence and rspns MI
Harris spoke with great cautousness and deberaton
apdthe House was perfectly STILL - the debate became
extremely exciting 1t was ntimated that the ven
only sleeping. Mr. Harris proceeded TO give history
of his elections he had received larger majority than
luion the charges Of Mr. Bailey Mr. H. referred that
gentleman TO his report upon the subject lest year. to
whistler there was anything in thai to insuSncs
the passions OF these tenants If these landlords have
rights, said Mr. H. in Gods name protect them; but il
they have not divest them Of their authority aud hurl
them from Their stations. Cooperate and act in harno
ny for the abolshng Of these tenures. He asked tho
and he alluded sarcsstcaly to j. Fenim orc Coo.
per- who had said that society was 50 column ana that
Mr. BIoss Of Monroe here rose M ON Of or
der and ssked the chair IL Mr.. H. were not liable 70 an
Mr H. said the title. were void landlords avoided an
investigation He said some Of these titles bore incon
tsstine evdsnce Of fraud upon their very face This
the passions Of antixentsrs into frsnzy.t ~. A.
Mr.. Harris was twice interrupted during his re-
marks by Mt Bailey, in very unparamsntsry man
ner. The galleries were crowded with ladies ana gem
usmen, and in the gents gallery remarked great
number OF notorious who seemed resdy to
cry out With excitement, upon the conclusion OF MIR
H's remarks. Mr. Harris concluded with denying that
Gov Seward was tho rginaor Of all this instruction.
lie trumphanty susainsd his position and bore himself
IN manner at fattering to and
to his constituent Mr. H. spoke enc hour and twenty.
one minutes He followed by Bishop Perkins Of st.
Lawrence, who advocated the reference Of the resol
ton to acommittee Of the whole House. and he sal il
they were referred to an,irent committee that II
would involve US in blood Mr. Cooper Of Oneida fol.
ect committee, and thought that such discussion was
out OF order The House then received an unmportant
message from the Senate together with the annual re.
port OF the Canal and the report of the
Mechanics and Farmers Bank Five timcs the usual
number OF the Canal report were
printed and $50 extra copies for the ofths Commits
sioners. Motion then made to adjourn and lost The
the Mr. Bailey Putnam took the door
in rejonder to Ar Harris. Mr. Bailey was rather too
personal in his remsrks-said Mr. H. had resorted 10
miserable shifts &C., said that Mr. HIS speeches both
and this year, had had and in
surectonary tendency Mr. Bailey said Mr. Harris had
charged General Andrew Jackson with all the evils in
the shape of"nulli6cation' and revolution which had
was surprised that Mr. H. soul he guilty Of such an 90
sertion Why lsad Dir. B did Mr. Harris receive such
4 IN overwhelming majority Because he had made
pledges and promises to the antiI He concluded
has remarks With motion 10 refer the resolution to
committee Of the whole House, Without taking the
question, the House adjourned.