The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-13
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ALBANY, Jan. II. ls47.
The War-.a Bomb Shell in the Lswer Hou.e-7As Legal
Slavery Resolutions.
The proceedings Of the two Houses to-day were
wholly connnsd to the with Mexico and the pre-.
pro9rety of the wilmot proviso being debated in
Congress.
Tho lower House. after having spent several days in
getting up bill for the relief Of the nrst regiment of
New York volunteers, has had bomb she'll introduced
into it, which, the bill passes the House. will TO-
tally defeat in the Senate This bomb she'll IL In the
shape of preamble conceived and dgested on Sunday
by Mr. Bloss of Monroe was brought into the Heuse
this morning The very nrst clause in the preamble do
cares that the President 10 the author of the war The
democrats cannot vote for the bill with such On imputa
in no other shape. II will therefore, pass the lower
House. and will be inevitably defeated in the Senate
preparation without such explanation az that contained
IN the preamble Others Dsinaate that the continued
ienee OF GOV Young upon this subject criminal and
manded in the House, to-day, that the Governor should
send in special message explanatory Of hi: views and
to oil up the blank Ia his inaugural and this whg de.
cared that unless the necesssry Intelligence into
the House ne would vote for no approximation in any
avery Intelligent man, and one who can control
/ fear that the bill is nevitably lest
understand that six commissioners will be appoint
Cd under the section requiring the appointment Of
hst to csdify the laws. and the second to revise the
of practice One board will be oompsssd of one
wing and two democrats the other Of two whirs and
democrat. Jshn A. Duer viii be one OF the commits.
ai0ners.
The resolution introduced into the Senate TODAY nv
Sensor Jones' of the First which he proposes to annex
to the strong resolutions offered by Senator
Hall,wAich have been published in the Hersld-com.
petey neutralzes the effect Of the latter Senator HalIs
resolutions contain broad instructions our Congress.
sioua representatives to oppose the introduction of
ed to the Union; while the resolutions which II Is propo
posed to add declare that at present II il to
will be annexed in spite Of the teeth Of tho minority
Mr. Baxter OF tho House. who is Lieut. Colonel IN the
second regiment OF volunteers has resigned his seat
LEGISLATIVE PR0CEEDlNGs.
ALBANY, Jan. ., le47.
Cold and sunny morning. good many strangers In
Senator HALL called for the Of bis reso-
luton reported yesterday instrucng Senator's &c
CONGRESS 20 attend 10 the reimbursement from tho u
treasury OF any moneys appropriated for the fitting out
of the New York State volunteers.
Mr. srSscss took ground in favor of the resolution
no believed that any temporary expenditures made for
the volunteers should be reimbursed from the public
treasury.
Mr. BARLOW said he regretted that our country was in
1t. present .uaon-he believed that the noble hearts
who peled their lives for the country should be pre-
served from sny pecunary sacrifices but left en-.
tirey in the dark the has cuipsbiy
omitted to enghten upon this subject and We cannot
therefore act advisaby and with proper acquaintance
Nh YogSe hoped the resolution would be laid upon
e he could not vote for such resolution without
we apphcau ON oil an army officer for aid he would not
volunteer to make appropriation which should be made
ey me general governmon-be had yet 70 learn that
he general government was unable TO provide tho ne
Mr. HAsD conendsd that Congress should be ppri.sd
r HsD credit for The great sagscity which he hsd a.
played ~ sherng this resolution-hs in favor Of the
AIR prSSslON submitted whether bi, resolu,ion did
not discover dntrust Of the general ant, he
Thought was 10 Bad taste he hoped that me resoluon
Mr. HArp suggested that was proper to refer =; 70 IN.
military committee, and let them look up The law and
Mr. VAN scHoosnovrr hoped mott the resolution !. not
claim upon the general government; the mstter nav
be regarded ar donation We raise this money end we
expect TO be refunded II circumstances authorize H.
the necessities of our volunteers require 1t; we will not
wait for the action efhe general government II is case
Senator Hall, at the suggestion of the President con
ssnted that the resolution should lie upon the table until
Monday.
senator Hall called for the consideration Of his
luton reported yesterday, nsructing senators &C.
In Congress- to oppose the introduction of slavery into
this Union. '' "n"'A'u :"
Without any debate, and on Mr. Testers motion. the
resolution was referred to Commits" Of ths whcs snS
ordered to be printed. WV ' ~
And after session Of fifty Ave minutes the Senate ad
Assembly.
YORK voLucrEyns
Mr. VAIN, from the select COMMITTEES Ia whom was 70.
efTed the bill introduced by Mr. Small apnronristno
zen nourand doars for the relief of first OF
House,wih amendment prov for tho psvinS ovsY
OF the ten thousand dollars to the commsssry vsnsrsJ
in Instructions to that officer expend nix tRoussn3
collars IN procuring nccssssries for the vountsers az
remaining four Thousand dollars in monev 10 be d;y,dS
d dd among tho noncomnissioned officers musicians
Inc ol as amended referred to the commit,.. NJ
'ne wnoioi end, with an honorable despatch, "
Sn 'ooson OF Mr. SMALL the House pme diatelv rs
~ Su1i,, ~ ,, COMMITTEES OF the whole on the bill
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