The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-11

ALsAsr, Jan ., less.
Al III O'Clock this morning, the Senate called to
order Immediately after the Transaction Of un-
portant business by the Senate much Of the Cover
nors message relates to leasehold and feuda
tsnures taken into confederation by the Senate in
Conmittse Of the Whole. motion was made by MIR.
Porter to refer this portion Of the message CON-
mittee on the judiciary Senator Wright Indifferent
to the matter of reference. and finally dropped it en-
tely and commenced sort OF review Of the history
anrentism The question of the reference of Senator
Porters resolution entirely forgotten by Sena
TORS and now began discussion upon the merits Of the
lgants Landlords and tenans) and whether Legislative
int rference expedient. The discussion became
really animated; Senators Young. Spencer, Wright
Senator Of distinguished talent engaged warmly in this
discussion
this matter referred to antrent committees no advo
cssa the changing Of these teanures and always had
Col SAM Youro entered int the matter with great
deal Of warmth. He fine looking old gentleman full
dignity and very impressive in biz deliy:ry He said
that this system Of feudalism "bligbt upon the
country" and in very caustc and scorchng nvective
Denounced policy of rs for its
Tho old hero became very much excited and hit outn
without any sort Of mercy have to tell you my oPin.
Legislature will interfere, and pronounce this claim Of
the Patroon vodable the State will the value
remain In quiet and undisturbed possession Of il
Senator brNrIsos followed Col Youso in very able
speech. which went to the merits Of the case
Senator VAN ScH0oNHovES admitted that he the
peculiar and was proud
Of the distinguished ho9 He say. he T. going beyond
which will 60 the very basis of the natter and which
will upset the immortal titles, and be equivalent to foe
Senator wRIcHr is, probably. the sbest man In the
State Senate.
advocacy Of the rights tenants and he denounced
the whole system as anti-repubcan and oppressive.
Mr: HARD defended Gov Seward from the impua'ion
ence Of the matter to select committee. He keen
and ssti1ica and his retort political vas scahins On
taking the question OF reference, the committee rose and
MIR. LEsrEs. the able and gentlemauly Senator from
the h noticed bill for reducing tho salaries of the
Clerks Of the supreme Court and the Register in Chan.
MIR SMITH offered resolution that the reporters of the
Senate proceedings be supplied with stationery &c. by
This embraces the whole business Of the Senate TO-
day. which adjourned upon the rising of the committee
There were, ss usual, number Of evidently accom-
plshed ladies in the lobby who interested in the
debate. The New Ya'k Herald occupies the time OF
each Of them with the Herald in his hand this morning
In the House. after the presentation Of petitions and
The Legislature will dispose Of this ques ion summarly
! tell you.
landlord and tenant to select committee Anren Of
course.)
This led to discussion stmilr to the 10 the Sem
ate, in which Mesars. Bailey Harris Tiden J. Young,
Chase. yner. Smith and Watson engaged zealously
Mr. BAILEY moved to refer Mr.. Harriss motion to the
committee Of the whole on the Governors Message.
Mr. HAMS opposed this reference and then began the
mar.haDg Of inc sadators in annhilatng intellectual
Here as in the Senate the question Of reference was
dropped and the cheans Of the factions opened their
Mr. BAILEY said tina. the aame Of cendarism and out
lawry kindled and famed by the message Of Gov
Seward in relation to this matter His words were re-
petition of those OF Col. Young's in the Senate.
Mr. CHASE frightened from his propriety" at the
emit ana y upon this 81 H.
calm
merely say that while Mr.. Watson speaking
Der and moved that the House adjourn Mr. Speaker
entertained the motion and put the motion for adjourn
nent, which carried After the House had journ
ed Mr. Watson informed the honorable gentleman that
had not yielded the floor ergo that he had not CON
This very funny indeed aud the House burst into
a roar Of laughter.
Mr. SrEAKER called the House to order. and Mr. Wat.
concluded his remarks
There is very much strong feeling among members Of
both branches favorable to the tenants and against the
claims and distress warrants Of the landlords and ree.
rate that this question will be summariley disposed Of in
manner favorable TO the tenants.
Mr. WATSON told the democratic party plainly, that If
they did not out for the antireners that
he hearts Of these would be steeled against hem'
and they would lose 900 votes by their ohstinacy
Without putting the question Of reference the House
The Emmett Guards arst annual ball. in commemora-
ton Of the battle of New Orleans. of last
ming at Stanwix's Hall. The members of the Guards
danced in full uniform and promenadcd with beautiful
and graceful girls with epeulees their hs Guarls)
shoulders The bal ehsabre brilliantly Illuminated
hundred fairy forms osted through the Of the
dance-a hundred bright eyes cleaned with eloquent
ovea hundred snowy uecxs barred to the gaze Of
admiring syes Beauty and purity went hand and
every cupds throne in the hearts Of fair
women, through their teLtale eyes Hlarity
interrupted and acknowledgements of fragrant dow
ers gathered with from "papas hot.beds,. made
the pregnant with their delicious Perfume and all
was merry marriage bell" Love tokens aud love
looks scattered every where, and hearts made
lighter and eyes brighter by this meeting of fond lovers
Nothing occurred TO mar the general Joy this happy
occasion.
Our January thaw" sticks to us. The weather has
been very warm for two weeks past lee and mud, and
snow enough in the streets to drown dog ii he could
not swim.
few days Senator told me- and caustc sentiment and
satirical replication will snsus
No recent denomination for the State printing though
there Is begging and bending
- "The supplant knee
Where thrift may follow fawnipg,r
going on behind the shall keep my eyes open
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, 1896
No Ners .aG'at- Meeting If the City Couneiis-Herr
.iLrander-C ireus- Irory Cruc;fr-Markefs &c.
There IL positively nothing Of the slightest interest
stirring here at present. worthy Of note The weather
continues mild and moderate.
! Our city Councils meet In the course Of . couple
Of weeks, a majority of whom new members.
| will endeavor to furnish you a Biographical and
historical sketch Of the life, character, and public serv
Of the individual members Of the two boards some