New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
NgW.Y0RK LEGISLATURE.

SENA rcps4c-
Mr. CLARK reported bill TO incorporate the Do
nestle and Foreign Missionary Society OF the z +
Church.
tho nc, 10 punish attempts to produce abortion
Mr. HARD offered 4 Resolution for an nvestlga
nan Of the conduct Of the Canal Commissioner hav'
;v in charge the Geuesee Y alley Canal IN reference
10 The defsicatons by Superintendents on that "oth'
which after debate, by consent was iau over ,1i :
The Senate went again into COMMITTEE W.
,be Chair on the Oregon and Texas reso.uuons'
w spEScrR having the floor, resumed and cohciudeo
sis remarks After abiding 20 tue pto s'a'yi! Pe'
ycn TO this measure 81 the outset ana 70 the
,bo respect before made % the South, under the
c..,i,,on both a. regards slave representation ana
~ ofStates rather than population IN inc
:; Senate he into elaborate examination OIL
~. copstitu,ionaty OF the mode IN when leNus " as
,ed taking the position that Congress 10 admitting
-, had usurped the treaty MAKING power
- ,rarnpled on the Constitution. BUT le8as oelDg
ts insisted that oil that the North could 90 now,
IT, eyer, the power it had TO prerent the exten-
~, ~ slavery to insist on tine aoonuoD oil slavery
- he District Of Columbia, and the prohiotion OF Tue
Trade between the States. The latter would go
,ovards cutting of the demand and with II the sup
% slaves The loss the North OF the power in this
{s,,n by the Annexation OF Texas wns another topic
~, no answer this to say thai Oregon would more
Than cver5sance Texas, so long as there were Tour
Sisve States TO be carved OF Texas, and so long
Sortbern dough faces existed in Congress. Mr. :
10 me course of HE remarks glanced a. the question oil
however that he spoke for him
,s Alone and for his party he said the Senator from
t a now absent (Slr WRIoHTJ with much emphasis
,ne and look asked the Senator othe fth (Mr orNG
80 o,ber dav whether he wes in favor of Negro
susrssel The answer was that his views wouid
- aivsn In due season. But those views had not
- ,Iver Mr. : had hesitation IN giving bis an
'vsr He avowed that the Shareholders OF the South
ned 10 make every slave threcftths OF mamie vas
ready to every free colored man al the North i've
snbs o.a mao And Re hoped the day was not far dis
.,, chen the North would hare the moral power and
i m abolish distinction which made the rights and
he pyeses of freeman 20 depend on the color OF his
%, yorye-Would you allow Indiana TO vote1
Mr. SPENCER replied that soon the indians BE-
came one Of by coming under or Government. he
houd be ready TO accord 10 them tie same privileges
,, were awarded to every other citizen free soil
he would make them free among us as they were BE-
trtus.
concluded when the Committee rose and the Senate
adjourned,
A bill was reported by Mr. PHILLIPS, 10 erect the
Lew county of Unadilln
Mr. SPoFFoRD introduced q bill TO prevent horse
nsng in the several avenues cut Of Newly ork.
Nj TOWNSEND from the Printing Committee,
nade an elaborate report on the Printing Bill from
The Senate. |, changes material feature OF the
s,nale's BILL BY str3king ont the provision throwing
oyp the advertising to the lowest bidder aud pro-
yjSes that a paper shall be designated by the Legis
sture in Join, ballot Laid on the table and ordered
lohe printed. II was also made the order OF the
asy Tor Friday.
Mn Loso laid on the table the following resolu-
ION
R.olv,d, That the Committee OF Ways and Means
wing In bill at their earliest convenience etectuay
vdng fo- the receipt and payu1en, OF all public mo.
m IN cold and silver. and for The receipt custody, safe
tsppe and disbursement, without the intervention OF
ny bank association banker or broker, and containing
,,yons In all respects similar the SubTrcasury bill