The New York herald., 1846-01-15
Albany. Ian. I3. 1876.

The Senator from the 7th ir Leser) moved that his
resolution relative the fees Of Supreme Court clerks
be taken into consideration Mr. rorsr (out OF order
and before Mr. Testers resolution was disposed OF mo-
we'd that the Senate go into Committee Of the Whole on
his bin 10 provide for State printing but
withdrew his notion the suggestion of Senator John
son.
Mr. Lorr offered resolution instructing the Committee
Rerenchment to report the expediency Of abolshing
the salaries of Supreme Court clerks and regsters in
Chancery, and establishing the fee system. Tabled
MIR. BAcKus offered resolution, instructng the clerk
the usual number Of Senate diagrams the
uso Of members and officers. Adopted
On the motion Of Col. SAM YOUNG, the Senate resolv
ed itself into Committee Of the Whole, the Govern
ors message and 80 much of the message relates to
the apportonment Of Representatives and the reorgani
zation Of the Senate districts, ION motion Of Mr.
much Of the re.aes federal relations
was referred to the committee having charge the
solutions OF Senators Porter and jones' and much OF
the message relates to the Indian of this State
was referred to the Committee on Indian Affairs.
On motion Of Senator CHAMBERLAIN, the Senate went
into executive session.
There bright lights in the Senate-sc ne men
worthy OF the positonentted to the appreciation Of
their constituents with clear headsready to catch
at any result with unerrng precision however compl
cated- en- with the port and the dignity Of Roman So
nators-chivalrous and eharable-eIoquent and incon
trovertble shall tell you who these men are in few
The House opened at the usual hour most ex
traordinary critical facesious witty, ncendiary and
unparalleled debate occurred in the House to-day II
was farcical and nonscnsical tho hand and
grand, gloomy and peculiar on the other hand The
world knows that Cassius NJ. Clay is in New York. ex
ertng all his iron energies upset compile xional dis
tinctons equalize suffrage, and to put men and ami
mails on basis of equality. This man processes to be
his agents he has concocted and published one of
the most Iacy 1rOehur.s-the most funny me.
incsndiarism- m-presby serianism and infdslsmdn the
shaPe, Of abolition aocuments0 that the civilized
world ever heard Of Enclosed l send you a part Of
these documents Well these ssriocomic State papers
have been piled in heaps upon the tables Of members
and have been sent of in incalculabe quantities to their
constituents as to effect their in the election OF
delegates to the State Convention The title page of
one Of these documents is follows Legion OF
Liberty Remonstance Of some freemen States and
presses to the Texas rebellion against the laws Of
ture and of nations" "a cut with angels in the
back ground and the goddess Of liberty sitting cart
hops defes Ye serpents ye generation Of vipers =
How can ye escape the damnaon Of hell 7" ls4s Sold
at the! Patriot office, No. 9.Exchange street. Albany
etc. etc. The list Of names the second page is
titled List Of this Legion Of Liberty" This list
braces . men e, and periodicals. Among the legion"
Anna: VIM Lying Mackenzie the Ns,o York Tribune,
and the True .american, (Cassius NJ. Clay's paper)
Mr. BExKDIcr of Orange that his resolution rea-
tive to the exclusion Of these documents from the House.
into proossdss S
few remarks showing tho immoral and destructive ten
dency Of these efforts to create sboltion excitemcn
The Assembly (said Mr. b. has proper jurisdiction
these Matters and should not interfere in an issue
which is altogether beyond its jurisdiction
Mr. BLoss, (whig abolitionisD Of Monroe, followed
Mr. Benedict in favor of Mr.. Clays documents His
speech ought to have been reported at length the po
vsrty Of our language precade. the possibility Of con
sermon HIS manner is very similar to Elder Knapp
yes his whole delivery could be conveyed clearer
happiest and noisest efforts Great God said Mr. Bloss
and he became emphatic have not been deprived Of
the right of petition has not the sous come 10 us ma
hQrp fin 1apf haan nOt North
ern democracy lost its potency This is iegisatiug he
said for physical power! against moral suasion. an il
wife, We can't have too much Of it, and in the next
breath Mr. Quoted Scripture as follows: 81 am the
ne or you cannot judge. etc. ETC. The House. the gal
eries and obbes burst into conyulsve laughter; and
amid confused mingling of feminine and masculine ha
has and the atap of the Speakers hammer, the
solHtion tabled.
Among the petitions offered to-day was one by Mr..
Perce to charter railroad from New York to Albany
ss % senate sent % ~ sr Yonngs Sadopted) resolution
Mr. PERKINS moved that the resolution providing mem
MIR. WoRDEN moved the previous question; the House
seconded the CALL and the original resolution was adopt
Mr.. WoRpEr proposed that the Committee on Ways
and Means be instructed to enquire whether it will be
consistent with the finances of the sate the
Mr.. HAnsls presented his bill to abolish distress
for rent which was tabled and ordered to be printed
manner After some few presentations Of unmportant
blls Mr. Harris moved that his resolution relative to
the reference Of the anrent matter be taken into
sdention and Mr. Smith, Of Schohare, having obtained
the foor continued his argument of yesterday in favor
Of its reference select committee and occupied the
time until the hour of adjournment. Mr. Speaker ap.
pointed the following standing committees to-day in ad-
dtIon to those announced yesterday
rpsn;ss q he ;a,semSy-Messrs Voorhees, D. sher
Joint Library Committee-Messrs. Develin, Gardner
Watson, Fuller, Miner.
Ihen the House adjourned.
Tomorrow, a /" field fight" comes off upon the anti
rent question, Mr. John Young, Of Livingston
and Mr. John = Develn, Of New York. There is an
evident on the part Of the burners" to
gag" Mr. Harriss resolution this question The in.
husnce Of the Paroon coupled with that Of the william.
my mind The investigation Of these titles and the
iiei OF the tenants from usage unparalleled in repub-
enment will be resisted to the very last but ultimately
the business will be completed in favorable to
the tenants Monsieur Burke plays the fiddle.
city Some important Rosin for) the bow" has
been procured for this occasion fashionable party
Coming East fssnas Of Of ss
Ultimate upper ten thousand" the shilling side'
the exclusive and unapproachable arstocracy sa W
'ss a s' sna
the star of the night and the NIisss. C Of Troy
English Duchess and the very personacaton Of harity
sSee,ns sSa sns elde 3et and impressive in her placid
is beautiful coquetts but 50 fal Of witchery wi,hai,
that even the ascetic might be enamoIed Miss NJ
+, Of this city, "a bright and smiling blonde) made
her debut on this OCCASION It being her first appearance
she created quite o sensation. Among the married
LADIES', Mrs F. was the "cynosure OF all eyes,; q
lady Of remarkable grace dignity and fascination. OF
the bellies Of Albany the Misses T shone conspicu.
Gus among host Of lovely May Queens" The grace.
iul and bewitchpg Miss B is not forgotten by
those who moved with her in the mszy dance Miss
u who seldom appears in society, was present,
fourishinG the full bloom of ripened eauy "May
her shadow never be less" Among the gentlemen
remarked Governor Wright Comptroller .Flagg. ami
Lieut. Governor Gardiner, with their ladies' There
was a sprnkling of dandes, with egg she'll heels on
their ooos-exquisites and various representatives Of
grand assembly OF the lovely the gifted the profound
and the esteemed and federation Of the lesser and d.
minutive components of creationso to render the
occasion and the materials spicy and diversified
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. s, 1886
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