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ALBANY, Jan. -, 1876.

ALBANY, Jan. q, 1886.
The Senate met at the usual hour. The bill to
bring up convics in state prisons on wrts of kabsas
corpus, for the purpose of taking their testimony,
passed. 1t seems that trial is now pending,
Qhs Of Wyatt in the Auburn PRISON. and this bill
Is hurried through for the purpose Of taking the tssi
mony of convict In the pending case.
Every organized railroad in the State was required
this morning. by resolution to report oath the
Senate, the names Of every stakeholder of such or
ganized railroad within twenty five days! whats
up John A. Dix sent in his communication Of rssig.
nation Of the Office of Regent of the University to the
this morning the Register in Chancery and Cir
cult Clerks also required to report the paid
to them Tor salaries and expenses the Attorney Gen
eral also required to report all the money
during the last year number of other retrepchment
resolutions directed to the Comptroller were offered
and passed then the Senate went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Oregon ana Texas resolutions.
This was at precisely y NJ The lobbies we're
Albany Senator Clark occupied the door In . re-
siims Of his remarks yesterday Every head
bent, every nostril dis.ed, and every eye fixed in
and distinguished Senator lie climate issues are
dropped and national issues discussed length
upon the floor of the Senate. The extraordinary
and exciting debate in the u g. Senate between Msssr
Allen Clayton and Calhoun, not moro exciting than
the debate in the State Senate to-day.
The charge Of conservatism made by Mr.. Young ssve
raj days since Immediately taken up by Mr. Clarke
and he proceeded make some causc rejondsrs
allegations Of Senator Young. This personality in the
Senate has become certain, severe, and pro-
tracted that the Senate Chamber daily thronged with
members from the lower House, and with great numbers
of the townsfolk Mr. Clark reiterated the charge he
made Yesterday that Young threw al his snsgs. into
placed Federal administration OF government in opera
ton.
that in 1924 John O. Adams regarded orthodox
democrat as well a. Henry Clay sustained Clay at
last war. was private Individual at that time, and
supported Clay because he was entitled to my support
body and mind was in correspondence with Clay at
that but since that coalition have written
him. The Senator Clark does not know how men
CLARx-l perfectly willing to give the Senator
opportuntyo explain But sir the charge that damned
time with Fsderaists, though that man Voung)
asserts that pure unsued democrats only were can,
involve Young in the nfsmy Of old blue light Fedsr
slsm Of "a because Young had charged honorable DEM
Wright rose to sustain MIR Clark In the rJhe ndous and
combined effort to annihiato him.
twins up CLARK aud Wrighp then call Federal
st" (koars Of laughter and incipisnt stamping
Ma. CLARK again occupied the floor no statsd that
Young had repeated wilful and malicious untruths he
was a recent whitewash of ancient Federalism.
Mn. YOU'VE Beware or shall produce some astound.
Clam You can't furnish any proof except forg.ri.s
and Roorbacks Mr.. Clark proceeded with his fanfare.
made He said Young owned bank stock this city In
name of his wife because she had property and he
(Young) had none Clark then referred to Young
port on internal improvement whore he Voung) says
that the songs OF internal improvement tss upon
the people of this state lsad the reporD will submto
this burden of debt and taxation they deserve to be
ports of Young upon internal improvement In order to
the political and of course private character Of
eCt Was upoD the ssprs.ns Of The
Senate upon the annexation OF Tsxas) Clark said,
70 make any this
human government it, as It always has been. the grave
Of productive industry says Sam Young 10 his report
said Cark) he (Young) temperate in the other he
issues anathemas of damnaton against the people.
sak lis 's upon occs.en IL
oiced the glorious and blessed contamination Of the
said Clarl) and slavery Will be abolished forever
Clark held out to Christendom, and to all the world our
ste 81 S nor Of
the object extend glorious and free
republican usages over all the world, ana these men
went to the extent Of Msdisons declaration, that
European domination should be tolerated on this CONT
nent This system about the divine right OF kings to
govern mankind would not be tolerated In compare
white slaves Of England with the black slaves
of the South, he said the white slaves were like the
mjnons Of hell in comparison with angels enjoying
the blessings of heaven" Mr. Clark here came to the
You can imagine the interest and excitement upon
this OCCASION when learn that Clark was delivering
the Of his OF the most nc0ndiary
hsmmatory, national, and purely eloquent speeches.
delivered in the State Senate. It waaa compre-
hensivs speech pronounced with the most consunmate
energy and ability every body was surprised and as
tonished speech when he arrived at the legiti
mate question before the Senate which would have done
@ as His Win the
question could not be better His invocation to heaven
aid dynaes Of the old world might day enjoy the
blessings Of Republicansm delivered
Mr. Beors gave notice of bill to amend the Conven
ton Law This bill provides that the representation to
mads by the recent Then the Senate adjourned
The House came to order at IL A. NJ, as usual great
e. and went to
seacord presented minority report from the Commit
the seat from Dutche., (the msjorty IN favor Of
Crosby tabled and printed, together with oil the tsst
The House concurred in the bill, which passed the
Senate, relative to taking the testimony Of convicts
The bill relative to the proceedingsof courts agains
non-residents, passed.
Mr. Hsyner gave notice to amend the law relative to
Of Of the also bill to the
assistant justices courts in New York City.
Mr. HALL noticed bill to reduce the expenses Of mi.
litis officers and militia court martials
Then the House went into Committee Of the Whole.
upon the Governors Message. Mr.. Watson occupied
the floor until the hour Of adjournment Then the House
adjourned.
The moral which the present proceedings conveys,
merely that Legislators doing all In their power
to proract the session to an extraordinary length The
barn burners have by the nasty wand Of the ma
gcan that they will wipe out the foul blot ofconservs
sm which stained the escutcheon Of the untsrri-
fedD democracy. The hunkers are just ~ pointed In
their oaths and that the skirts OF the pure
and democracy shall be whitehead from the
contamination OF barn-burnerism. The resolutions d.
recting Mr. Attorney General Van Buren, to report on
his OATH the sums paid him for and al services du
ring the last year exclusive oil his salary Of thou
sana year are without their object To be plain.
the IL TO why he should be removed.
and soft will be employed TO effect this
obect BY the burners in emergency. You will hear
some funny developments In a few days from this
quarter.
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