The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-10
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ALBANY, JAM 8, 1876
Legislative Proceedings-Debate on Oregon, Trras,
&C., &c.
To-day was the first " field-day" in the Senate
The Senator from the first (Mr. Jones) offered some
resolutions, as l announced yesterday, expressive
OF the sense of the Senate upon the Texas and Ore
gon questions and commendatory OF the action OF Presi
dent Polk in relation tohcse matters The Question Of
the constitntonality of United States Bank also
involved (as far the sentiments of the Legislature
arcconcerne in the passage these resolutions Their
discussion to-day brought out Of the metle Of the
Senators. II is limited among Senators that Senator
Of these resolutions at such early day. is nice de-
monstraon for his re election. The Senate went into
opened the play He is thirty five years OF age
tall and good looking; black hair and eyes. He Is
not exceedingly fluent in his delivery his ideas
lazy but they always tell upon expression Mr.. Jones
was followed by Messrs Wright, Porter and Johnson
Mr.. Wright is splendid full Of that dignity and
power which commands your attention he moved 10
amend the second resolution offered by Mr. Jones,
and and to strike out the ai'h resolution and he Of
and concluded with some brief remarks in favor
Of his proposition for amendment and substitution
The Senator from the It'll (Mr Porer) opposed the
lutions and ofared substitution for the resolution
Mandatory of President Polk. Mr. Wright concluded by
offering amendment the second resolution. Then
the committee rose, and the resolutions and amendments
were ordered printed There were some lovely women
In the ladies' lobby today and Senators left their
and Engaged in conversation with them Order is not
to BE-. thought Of One Senator reads newspapers
another leaves his seat and whispers to his colleague
and another into the antechaber. The Lieutenant
Governor announced the Standing Committees this morn
ing There were few uni porant petitions referred
and notices Of bills given then the Senate Adjourned
The House called to order at ii A. NJ. Pray
said and the OF petitions passed The
Secretary of State sent in the report and
five times the usual number ordered printed. A
joint resolution was offered and laid requesting
Congress to reduce the mileage of members, and to APP
propate the su plus to the post office revenue Some
bers, sc. After occupying an hour in discussing the
popety OF the resolution, and in censuring the outra
geous prodigality Of government in salarying off.
GERS, the resolution was laid the table MIR. Bloss
said that Mr. Chase was fishing after "illicit"
should hand their knives to members etc etc
Mr. Townsend gave notice Of bill to repeal much Of
COMMITTEES Of the Whole to consider the mes
rage of Governor Wright. The committee reported
done of Importance The .qiias wants the State print
and securing the Executive influence and
age asserts tnai the Governors remarks in ailusion
to Oregon up the standard of President Folks
marks upon that issue This upon the State print
the Van Buten and Wright sections of the democracy
That 6at costume comes of in few days at sat,erlee
The .? wss'hers : decidedly viiianou' The snow and
destriapixing is critical Albany ladies beautiful
POLITICIANS superatiyeiy cunning and sneaking. CLERGY
modified, have brains and others rohing but
stinct aristocracy iosolent-wo freezing
sad the population anxious for excitement
ffrom the Albany Citizen, Jan 81
STATE LEsisLAruRE, JIM s.
The Lieutenant Governor announced the following
On Claims -Messrs. Johnson, WHISTLER and Emmons
On Fyaance.-Messrs. Hand, Porter and Spencer.
On the Jaficidy.-Messrs Lott, Putnam and Wright.
On the Miiita.-Messrs. Clark, Jones and Chamber
lain
On Canals --Messrs Denniston. scovil and Sanford
On ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Beekman, Hard and Williams
On Roads and Bridges.-Messrs. Burnham, Mitchell
and Deyo.
On Literatrre.-Messrs. Young Folsom aud Sedgwck
On State Prisons-Messrs. Backus. Hand and s. Smith
On Banks and Insurance Companies. -Messrs Lester,
On Dipsion of 7oYns and Couniies-siessrs Jones' s.
Smith and Wheeler
On observation-disclosures. J. B. Smith, EmmoEs and
Beekman
On Commerce aud Neutrality-suspicious.. Putnam, Jones
and Beers.
On Manufaetwes.--Messrs. Barlow, Clark and Van
Schoonhoven.
On Nodded Societies and Medical Colleses.-Messrs.
Backus, Barlow and Toekman.
On Privileges aud observation-disclosures. Deyo, Talcott
and Sanford
On Ensrossed Bas-Messrs. Lester, B GERS and Fol.
On Indian .afairs.-Messrs. Chamberlain Folsom and
Enmons.
On Expiring Laws-Messrs Emmons j. b. Smith and
Van Schoonhoven.
On Public Erpenditures-M Mitchell lester and
Hand.
On Incorporation If Cies and piliagesNessrs Beers,
Hand and Lester
On Public Buid,ngs-Messrs scovil, Lott and spen.
On Poor Ldps.-Messrs. Beekman, sedgwick and
Williams.
On Charitable and Religious Soeietiss-Messrs Clark,
On Prinfips-Messrs. sedgwick, Hard and Talcou
On frerehment-Messrs. Talcott Porter and Mitch.