The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-25

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c %s ne ~ yea, nan. ss or YSsnG ws terribly 2.
Of his once Of Canal Commissioner and showed mot
withdrawing. the eGo;ts Of wrighp that he earned
sinnass 'sd Col Young that gotpay for services not
rendered the insnuaon false Mr. Clarke here asked
nous sum for Prnting when no young was a member
OF the Houssf Because (sad MIR. Young the majority
was against me-hs wa: just as consistent as any Of
the majority who turned him out Of the secrsts
ryshipf The people marched them out and not one
Of them was marched in again; the representative
OF the sntirenters The natives the hunksrs, and the
wings had combined to force this bill through before
could get chance to read another occasion he
would show Mr.. wrights consistency. and he would
not 80 to mean low federal paper to fix his character
Mr. CLlRE-on more convenient occasion, will fix
your lsr Youngs) character as q politician
Mr. V.y scHooSnovEs here arose and denied that he
bill through Mr.. Young replied, that it in
stinctve unity that combined them. This tremendously
ID n MAJ
standing during the whole debate within the Presidents
bar and directly at the side Of the deputy clerk Of the
Senate, watching the proceedings with great attention
Messrs Porter, Talcott Barlow, Lester, Johnson etc
all engaged in this debate today with furious zeal II
Is due to Messrs Barlow and Talcott to remark that
these Senators have invariably avoided any personal al
lusions to any other Senator Of whsever nature Their
remarks have been through the whole de-
bate by that dignity and courtesy which honorable Sc.
majors are bound to observe toward their coafutors
Courteous 10 each obs bev w not ersats
TALLY for the people At IS minutes before r. NJ the
previous question put and the bill passed by
jority OF nine Immediately after effort made TO
designate day for the election of State printer and
here occurred personality chickering's upon
points Of order whether dozen motions which had
been made debsteabe not tiindity and inab-
ty OF the chair to decide pause confusion quarrelling,
suppositions propositions and dsquistons funny in
feences by Senators and acetious conferences among
Senator's and desperatien fighting for the
floor, &c &c., until finally the Senate postposed the
consideration OF the resolution until the first da OF June
next, and then went into executive session
la the House to-day nothing done of consequence.
The members nearly all came up to the Senate to
the fun as they said Mir Bailey called for the consdera
ton OF resolution for the election of State printer
but 1t was deferred until Monday next MIR. Cooper
gave notice Of bill in relation to certiorars and appeals
in the courts of Nv and equity The House then went
into committee on that part of the Governors message
which touches the troubles of tho Antirenters. Mr.
Haynes, of Rensselaer,. occupied the floor in continual
ton OF his remarks Of yesterday The question was not
taken Mr. Bailey, of Putnam gave notice of his nten
ton to attempto take this Antrent subject from the
committee on Tuesday next when the house adjourn
ed The Housatonic is forty eight hours behind time
Stormy weather and deep snow.
San unfortunate rencontcr occurred at Congress
Hall last evening at l2 NJ. The origin OF the i'll feeling
was occasoned by Mr.. Temples running against
launching" Col Stevenson at the caucus. These gen.
temen met after the adjournment of the caucus at Con
gress Hall and in the of unfrendly
ton, Mr. Temple called Col. Stevenson a " Cd id
conservative" Col. Stevenson immedia lately said to
Temple, you Ge" Some farther recrmination ensued
they were finally separated II is said that Temple will
challenge COL Stevenson.