The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-19
ALBANY. Jan. 10, 1916.

ALBANY. JAM 10, 1916.
Senate opened at the usual hour. Prayer-journaI
pehtons.-Senator SMITH moved for the considera-
OF his resolution, permitting the State Geoogist to
take for his use number Of books from the State
library.
Col SAMUEL You've said that these publications were
utterly useless TO any body He said 900 had been
thrown away by the State and he denounced all such
prodigality. lie said nothing upon tho resolution l.
The resolution agreed to.
The Secretary Of State directed to furnish the
session laws 70 members OF the Sonata
Mr. Clark's resolutions, relative to the militia were
called up and Senator Jones offered an amendment to
them which, with the amendment was sent to the Com.
mittee of the Whole.
Then the Senate went into Committee of the Whole
Mr.. Porters bill relative to State printing Colone
Sam Young opposed the motion go into committed
aud very funny debate ensued between him and sena
tor Wright, upon question OF order
The senate being In committee, Senator Clark took
the hoor. Some OF his remarks were rather rich and
mellow, and subjoin sort of condensation Before he
began, Mr. Sedgwlck rose upon point of ORDER but
was choked down in a most outrageous manner by MIR
Barlow I'm the chair) Mr. Clarks countenance stowe
down upon some individual. You will remark that
Mr. Porters bill provides 70 the letting of the legsa-
tive printing to the lowest bidderl Mr. Clark said that
the power behind the throne mightier than the
power the throne. He said there Jacobin Club
in this city from which no had received great many
epstles and with sort OF dwelling irony he intma
cd that Col Sam Young a member of that club lie
wished this bill referred to committee of the whole
Houses ne secuted the idea OF putting this printing at
auction he had gone far any Senator for submit
ting this thing to popular adjudication he had always
voted against corporations he said that this hue and
cry about the emoument of person called the State
printer, all humbug the State printer $50 call ed
has nothing 10 do with State printing except nnh
fishing few notices in his paper therefore lie, the
title be abolished no necessity for ia mere nominal
affair; he was in favor of MIR. Wrght's amendment TO
this bill he said Mr. Porter wanted give the nrin,ing
of the Houses to the lowest bidder the print
ing OF the state Offices &c, for the Jacobn Club Upon
l.g r.
simultaneously but the President recognized Senator
Putnam who said he for the purpose Of asking what
question was upon Mr.. Wrghts amendment 10 MIR Por.
ters bill he expressed his unqualified surprise that tho
discussed the merits OF the case. Five Senators
jumped for the floor the he was seated Msssrs
Porter, Johnson, Young and Taco all engaged in the
debate upon the merits of the State printing Mr. Por
ter asserted that he willing include the whole of
the state printing IN his bill and did not purpose to make
reservaton oil the printing of the offices any other
portion but he was DESTROYS of giving all TO the lowest
bidder Senator Tacoti concluded the debate. Without
taking the question upon the adoption the anne
the committee rose and the Senate adjourned
House came to order at the common hour. Prayer.
dent of Common Schools was received-fye times tho
usual number printed-250 extra.
I cor asked leave to Introduce compromise bill for
punishment Tor seduction, which bill passed the House
as year Leave was granted and the bill was referred
70 inc committee on Grievances
a repetition o. the racy debate in relation 10 Mr.
Gays abolition documents occurred to-day In the House
between Mr. Bloss, of Monroe and MIR Bened;ct If o
ange. Mr.. Benedic, again called up his rcsoius;o ,
bidding tne pages TO lay these documents on member
tables The tables are flooded with them Mr. RsnsS;cs
arose 10 say few words about the propretv ~ tha
oluon ss he said) But he totally forgot the rcson
hon, and began to enlarge upon he nvn 49,;
vste character the character of John Young wv n
seward, and finally, the private character OF The H.
cratic party. lie sand he blood bouvh. sns,,
and talked about withered tree speckled pys ,h ,
wind, etc until he was interrupted BY hall a 5n.sn
members, while the whole house was roaring WIN
mirth "s WIN
Mr. Boss, Of Monroe, followed the gentleman from
orange He arose to speak upon the resolution forbid
dlng pages to lay these documents on the tables ,
bright smile lit up his counienance, and a most benign
expression spread its melifiuous influence over his
phys(b)egnomy. The first words he uttered were
Eco, q. Zoe, fun,
smell the blood Of an Englishmun
Dead or alive will have somep
sm nus Particular, in order TO have you undersand
whs miserable apologies for legislators some of these
men sasI UT Boss talked about the lives and writings
oi wssnns'on, GOV Seward, anil Shakespeare then en-
upoa se ann rent question he said il was sew
pieueoessoi Marcy who first forced the State 10
assue Que rem ne concluded with an extract from
shakespeare where the priest repliss % a.. h.h ~
ophelia, twho he'd drowned herself for ,hs To-. ~ -
lets snectionl. The resolution was 6naliv ,sbI.J ~
MT HARRiss resolution relative 10 ths san,irss. -.
uons was referred 10 committee Of the whoia r
DIR SHExwooos resolution relative TO The ro;.o
referred 70 the Military Committee; and then The s,.
In committee OF the Whole took up so much ~ a. u'
ernors message az relates TO these lease hold
MT BAILEY, OF Patnam, occupied the floor until ,hs h
o. adjournment, IN an extended view Of the antiro,
dihis allies Upon his conclusion the Commi,tea ro
end the House adjourned 'Vse