New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-21

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Correspondence Of Tie Triesne
AIsASr. Tuesday evening. Jan. u -.
What little heard Of Mr.. HAMS. So.
day in Senate lnsses ne anxious that II ,ho.,,,
published The matter Of the discoarse. a..
speakers manner were alike excellent r..
teresting theme-,he necessity o. viplns "a, :
future vigilance and untiring exertiou tia, a.a.
STAN on the character oiihe free North is on,
couragement Of the sayehoding South in ever, =
tension OF It's oanefu and de,sstsble insttGron
formation Of the federal compact
Ar. HsRRrs was interrupted at noon. the s.-.,.
having held Q session as the Court Of Erors es,l .
told that be concluded his remarks in the ecurs< \ -
afternoon, and tus, tia, his remarks viii bs w.,
circulated.
When went into the Senate Char,bs, N.
HaSSIs was remGking tast after Louisiana r.-s.
&c had been added 10 tae Union a. SlAyehoidns -
terry riti IA eosssai q le Ere NtA Tesas ec.,s,
a. large the whole free territory Ct The Nor,k "a,
with the appreciation OF our Northern Reprssen,s-,
this does not su;hcess not enough Arrangement, A.,
going on 70 add almost unlimited territory 70 IL 40
domain aresdy under the control OF the Slave pcHs,
How much the North has 10 answer for Nessfasrg
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admitted into this Union. without the vote and eons-l
of the Free North. through IT, Representative. n.
Hale had said that were God - jaige New hAzssA.rs
for the share she bad ia the extension OF that stss
institution her punishment would far exceed ,hs of..v
Southern State. Not extension could have aSes
place OF the Szyeholding power but by the ssf-f,,
ct Northern rccmcn John Randolph had ssd TIA, H.
slsvehoing power had governed and woEli govern he
Union not by means OF the black Slaves OF the s,g,A
but by esns OF the white Slaves Of the NORTH unl o.,
far the observation proved 10 be true one. Several
Reporters took notes at length with the eono.ud1.
observations
| perceive. by this evenings JOURNAL. tina, N,
BSESs moved to sie TO the ant slavery esten'en eso
lutions. that Il be
R,olr<d Alo that cur senSlors In Congress Be nssx
IS ard our Representatives re3uesed, 10 insis, ~
sss &c, 80. w.. s,,ssn er,ory TO he Rspss -
esb.e provision be mace sgsus; the allowance sa,, M
o q .sy .Sas s pslS han y ~ years ' '
Ant. Rent II the reform OF the day, and WHAT the
British Parliament lett undone when resolved n-ary
90 years since, 10 abolish teudsl tenures will be
completed We viii also have a railroad 10 Oregon
without giving Whitney & Co = millions OF scrs, on
both sides OF IL as contractors for the ob Yet la Ae
changes Of let beware OF those false gvje. Who
urge us on tar and TOO tast as some think Mesra
Polk Csss Marcy aud " eiNtr are now doiog IN TIE a.
rection OF Mexico.
Senator CLARK talked today. OF the sggresscns
Of the old colOnsts OF Spain. but did not mention any q
them--he justified the u. : Government for declaring
war sad il our only resource when mouey Acugh
nut into the hands OF President did not heal the hrsch
lie was not friendly 70 Messrs Hall aud houags Fesoc.
lions
In the HoUsE, Mr. BLoss presented a memons.
from the Teachers OF Monroe county in favor OF anoh
Normal school for Western New York.
Mr. MctfoSEGkI proposed that the House should
adjourn to Thursday and grant 20 the STATE AoAIvr
rvRAL SOCIETY the Assembly Chamber.
Mr. SMITH Of Schohari0 remarked that the 60
ciety had the OF the Chamber las, year-ths VA
culture and some did and that considering the PRO
iects on foot To amend the laws might be that many
our lawyers would have TO turn farmers
Mr. WALSH meant 20 have voted against the NO
ton "a the House would lose day while as to ,hs 50
ciety they could easily ind another room-but 4 u
granting 10 the Agricultural Society the Of th Hs
tor only day IS a. all likely 10 have the eee, OF nm
ing many OF our lawyers into practical formers TIE f
provemeni would indeed be- great snd (.aid he) 90.
know. IN cheerfully vote Tor il. lAlsushl
IL was agreed 10.
Mr. CoRSwELr moved resolution calling % II,
Controller Tor returns OF extra sums of money pad 1
Attorney General VAN BuREN and the Circuit judges
Much had been said shout large amounts paid IA M
way without authority OF law but what they were ~
Controller had not seen NJ 10 inform ns
The resolution was agreed 10
lin page - OF Mr.. Fl tcGs Report ind charge IN
the state for 81 AL paid for reports to the Goyeng
trial for murder by the Circuit Judges 90 as pad
Delaware and Columbia tor expenses Of military csec
/ 10 assist the Sheriff s65s90 paid toward buildings o
/ Clinton Co Prison. to hold the Anti Renters WY ar
/ not these amounts, aud very many other. lsid-no
merely before select corimittee in n rooubut beion
the public In greater detail. as matter OF course
not publicity powerful means OF checking knsyery an
/ corruption Why should any member have TO make
special motion in order 20 find out any item OF the pa
lie expenditure of the year, Upon what principle doc
! Mr. FLAoo make parade OF = Flag tor The Csss.'
Sl7" boxes to contain census. s12 and such ire 60
! elsewhere shove through many items OF other eilei
/ ditures under cloud OF one two sums OF tol,en
100000 In an annual expenditure OF nearly I'VE nj
Hons three or four leaves added 10 Mr.. fLAoos ppo
might save the State many thousands OF dollar D.
| SHAW, worthy old friend Of mine, once teacher
the Albany Academy. used 70 say that he admired Coz
/ troller McINTyRE for the clear lntsllg ible way
which he stated the public accounts. doubt uhs,b'
be would be sbe he alive. TO cay much Of
Of his successors KNOX