New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

Ctais-Th. SDeaker- MISUNDERSTANDING Doing
The Csngrss,mes's Heps-Log rolling and R1sseAi'sk
The Judicial Distriots-TAs Senate al JpAM H0Tt
--S'0r Going-Ths Irtft Hort.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
ALnASg, Thursday March II, ilof7
Five hundred years ago, men quaneled and
fought it outflow they quarrel dispute. and talk
It out either ia the courts Of law the barrOon, the
public meeting or the Legislature-the press act
ing in auxiliary in many if not most cases. Last
year, the party now in opposition, disputed and
recrlmnated during half the legislative session To day
prayers and petitions occupied two hours and twenty
minpies than half the citing and yet our morn
ing prisons were Of commendable breylty. IhIs IN
Ususl delay owing TO the questions raised, as 70
whether certain memorials were diseoufteous IN tner
language and requests
a resolution By Mr. Sage asking amendment Of the
new Constitution, so that the Legislature may borrow
enough money complete the enlargement OF the Enc
Canal. lies over for debate. Fl the Controllers once
with the United states stocks in aid Of Mr. Polks dew
Gus policy and basis for State Banking sndyou may
again find your five and six per cents as heretofore
at henvy discount Put that supposuon and the ABOVE
proposition together.
saw Mr. Speaker Crane in the Assemblys Cham
Der to-day. aud Mr.. Speaker Hasorouck has ten days
leave OF absence consider Mr. II. candid, sincere,
and patriotic every way worthy OF the high honor
done him by the House could wish 10 have seen few
appeals from his decisions, IN small matters athough
there is no accounting for tastes.
The New York and Erie Railroad question excites
very lively interest-the petitions as 10 the course or
drecton II ought 10 take. are seemingly lnternnaoe,
send you the Senates BILL 10 amend the New o. ana
Albany Railroad Act OF last May-and long bill Tor the
Improvement OF the Seneca Indians.
1he hour and halt left after concluding the deoatc
about the petitions calling the AnRenters faction,
was occupied in a discussion by legal gentlemen, about
classifying the Judges Nothing done nor was there
word said about tho conference as to dividing the Juai-
cis Districts may say thatnoihng at all was done to-
DAY in Assembly.
This evenings Journal mentions that Russell, the Con
gresham from Franklin who rated on the Wilmot Pro'
viso, has son, Hiram, who made Lieutenant In
one of the new Regimepts,b Polk same day In Con
gress the LocOs postpone everything TO the very ss
and then there is general log roll" You help FORWARD
my bill, and I'll give yours lift Russeilng 100
makes converts not few. trust that such inia
system will ever be introduced into our state lie
gisaturebu Is not this holding back Of every measure
Of importance step In the Loco direction
II is hoped that the people will quicken tue Leslsa
ture TO the division OF the eight Judicial Districts ana
that wise and worthy Judges viii be chosen Ia every
Court sud County II bad Judges or weak once are &C.
lccted IN any case the people will get the blanc u j;
said that certain Judge meeting clergyman mounted
on very fine horse, remarked TO couple OF lawyers
who were walking with him. Do you see what a noe
horse that priest hes should Ike 20 crack Joke win
him" Doctor" said he TO the minister you do not
follow the example Of your Divine Master who humbly
contented himself with riding on sn sss' Indeed
returned the minister that was my inenton out o.
late so many have been made Judges that poor
minister though ever 60 willing, can hardly md one 10
ride on
Cod,fcation Of the Lard Palmer Practice.
The SENATE considered these measures. Mr. HARD
withdrew Mr. PeieTss name, and David Graham, Ar
phsxed LOOMS and - Hill were agreed upon as com
missioners to revise the practice Messrs Alvah Wor
den, John A. Collier. aud Reuben II. Wslworth were
proposed as commissioners Of the code. Col YOUNG
was for Messrs Walworth John c. Spencer, and John
Duer or he would cheerfully 60 for Ex ViceChance
Tor Whittesey. if the WHO'S would take him Mr.
FOLSOM named John Duer. Mr.. HARRIS showed, mat
not leutensncy. post Office, nor any ONCE eiv
or military was given to any by the General Gov
ernment unless he went for Polk Even Caio must DO
denounced place can be had
There were more debators bat no vote was taken
Here in Canada and everywhere throughout our
Western world we fud the Irish and Highland Scotch
acting generous, aiectonsie and manly part toward
their afflicted country people in Europe II they want
in some that keen sharp sense which mental cui
ture bestows theirs is the better part the education OF
the Christianity in s uuest highest most en-
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