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and desprfs At the sxpsnse ofTdsn and Stevenson
whom he interrupts. The vote Is about to be taken
and
"desponding fear.
OF feeble fancies full.
Weak and unmanly, ioossns every power,

"desponding fear,
OF feeble fancies full.
Weak and unmanly. loossns every power
of the radicals Mr. Tildsn left his place. and occs-
chair A discussion ensued between this member and
Messrs. Develin aud Stevenson as to how much Mr.
stevenson ran behind his ticket was decided that
about 300 Mr. Stevenson took occasion 10 saw that
could excel him in business politics or love =
MIR Sherwood now occupied the floor, and on motion,
the committee rose, amid the greatest confusion with
understanding that the House hold an afternoon SEES
sion to finally dispose of this question motion was
The House met at P. M. Msssrs. CrosweI & Cas-
mdy present. Messrs Watson Sherwood occupied the
time OF tho House-Nr. Sherwood, in defence Of the
Argus and Mir. Watson, in a speech deprecatory of
monopoiss and corporations in Eeneral-sud printing
fun again The people seem to entertain a very deep
interest in thei issue upon this question. Mayor
the audience Mr. Clark Of NssaTs rsptsn am0n p
decided ability, replied to Mr. sherwood His remarks
were confined to the position Of the House upon this quss
uon Of printing he enreated members to forget their
personal gries and to act in unison Upon his conclu-
sion, very loud talking occurred among the several
II finally agreed, al H. that the committee do
now RISE and that the House take final vote upon the
printing bill to-morrov, at II ~ Then the House ad
make no doubt that the Senate bill will pass.
Inc Senate met as usual Mr. Porter reported against
pany to be relieved from loan of 100000 made to it
bill to provide for the construction of railroad and
slackwater navigation from Lake Champlain to Boon
VILE. Oneida, County ant; was reported BY Mr. Bears
auction, was ordered to be printed and made special
order for. tomorrow
When the Senate went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Texas and Orego resolutions and Senator Put
nam concluded his remarks. Senator Putnam, during
his remarks submitted the following preamble and
lutions:-
Whereas-The State OF New York has long since abo-
shed the institution of slavery within borders and
by resolution of the Legislature in $780, mantle sed
opposition to an institution at war with the Decla-
ration OF Independence and the principles Of free GO
vernment; and Whereas it is repugnant to political
institutions that property should be made test of
citizenship Therefore,
Resolved iii the Assembly concur) That this Legis
ature to the convention Of the people ofthis
State when assembled to amend the Constitution that
they abolish all property qualifications for voters and
that the right Of suffrage, be extended to all male c
zens alike, and without respect to color.
Resolved-That the Clerk Of the Senate transmit CO.
py Of the above preamble and resolutions to the Pres
dent Of the Convention, when assembled.
Upon the learned Senator's conclusion the Committee
rose and the Senate adjourned.
learn that Senator Young has approved his nominal
ton by the Chemung County Convention as a delegate
to the State Convention.