The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-11

world acquainted with the conduct Of the senate
must be allowed to sats without smattsring too Of
self dissatisfied dispeassd in any manner with the
correspondence Of the Neg York Herald from this city
senate, but not in the capacity Of reporter should
properly pass this whole discussion which oecu
pied the entire day. but some incident: occurred. do
onsratory Of the personal feelings OF senators toward
each other Senator Young said he had been mostfoul
slandered By Senators upon that floor who dare not
course) Of libel suit he dthey shielded themselves
in cowardly manner under their misnomer OF Senator,
such sue language M.s:. Clark and Wright TO whom
seems Young auded expressed themselves a. perfectly
prepared to retee the charges they had made against
Col Young, az any time, in any place, and upon any
occasion After caution ts editors and correspondents
as to their style Of enrichng their columns with Senate
tire day in giving that caution Tin which caution George
Dawson, editor Of the Rochester Democrat who L. pour
paper was incudsd the Senate agreea to postpone the
consideration Of the resolution OF caution until the first
Monday in June next to wt:C9 after 1t has adjourn
Mr. Porter reported by bill to repeal the act to in
crease the Of the State by extending the mar
kst for salt COAL and lead, and the act to amend the
The Assembly returned the Excise Bill with certain
amendments. which was tabloid.
Mr.. Jones introduced bill to prevent imprisonment
for nonpayment of militia fines.
And the Senate adjourned.
The House, in Committee of the Whole, was engaged
IN debate upon the contested seat from Duchess Co,
during the day After sharp discussion the committee
ment Of the matter.
and preamble and resolution =
Whereas the entire soil Of this great State once
the undoIntsd property Of the Indian race and where's.
nd o. a hi sun among u.s. are orderly
'n ssn.. s.nssr rA.. it is III. uas
people Of the State Of New York. that by The proper
hority all resident Indians within the limits Of this
State should be admitted to the right Of suffrage and
every other public benefit and privilege Of laws.
This extraordinary resolution, at the request of Mr.
Collins, was tabled for the present
Then the House went into committee the bill in
aton duties upon goods sold at auction This bill
vdes for the rate of duties follows:l On wines and
goods wares &C. the growth Of United States and
all stocks, 25 cents per $780, On manufactures Of
the
cents per hundred dollars a. All other goods, wares,
me rchande and effects fifty gents on every hundred
ment or decree oneeghth OF per cent g. Requires
semiannus reports from suctioneers.
The committee rose without taking the question.
The inspectors Of the Auburn prison now handed in
strand Of the cat o. nine with which the convict
Plumb was foggedto death. Tho strand underwent q
Mr. TTus reported bill to reduce the capital stock
.ne New YORK r.rsms Ms Insurance COMPANY
inspectors of beef and pork in the city ofNew York.
Mr. CoorER reported in favor Of the bill to authorize
executions, to compromise certain debts
And the House adjourned.
The ncendiary letters Of the slave Douglass" in
sested Dy the fnsush afistocracy ana kubios recen
criticism upon American men and manners, instgated
by the English arstocacy among the most eloquent
and terribly significant indications Of British interference
in America There British emissaries at the South,
melting the black slaves to revolution, but will not
believe It, There British omissaries at the North,
melting the starving Irish Catholics to revolution but
men will not believe it. There is the imprint Of British
fingers and the vndcve excitement Of British persua
sion every where but men will not believe it, There
power behind the republican throne mighter than the
power the republican throne and that power behind
will sap and mine the throne and hur from its base,
but men will not believe it !! The weather 10 terri6.
cay cold; think to day the coolest have had this
year.