The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-18


our part and which, by the act OF the enemy we
could not honoraby have avoided would be to degrade
the nation in its estimation, and in that Of the
world and that the best Of vindcating the
and and Of hs
and power In the vital part Of the enemy
try"
Resolved, That conspicuous in the exercise of high
and Official talent In the discharge OF the
arduous and important duties of his department. in Civ
achievements Of which shed mpsrshsbis rsnown upon
the country VIM Marcy, Secretary of War, to whom
as an able and faithful cabinet officer and citizen Of
our we tender the praise and approval Of his fel-
Resolved That we cordially respond to the concud-
ing Of the Presidents message in which he
quotes the words Of wisdom admontion father
his country that repeat that and best Of
men, who served his country long, and loved it
much forasaw with serious concern the danger to
Union OF chsractsrizng parties by geographical dis
crml nation Northern and Southern, Atlantic and
Western-whence designing men Up ay endeavor to ex-
cite belief that there real difference of local inte-
rests and views and warned his ooun rymen against IT.
that we should frown upon the first dawniug
every attsmpt 10 asnate any portion Of our country
from the rest to nfsebe the ties which link
together the various parts" and that should
and divide us into contsudng parties, separated by
geographical lines whereby great and happy Union
may be weakened and endangered"
When the reading Of the address and resolutions was
concluded Mr. sIcxLEs moved that they be adopted In
lieu Of those offered by the radicals.
Mr.. DENNisroN proteeted against such step; he de-
csred that it was unprecedented to discard address
presented by regularly constituted committee and
adopt one In its stead which was prepared by rrespon
Mr. BEEKMAr, the chairman of the radical committee,
also any such course as that designated by
Mr.. Bsekman was followed by Col YOUNG, Of the
Senate This venerable senator seemed thrice armed"
never the words Of any better calculated to
inspire ection and respect for the who uttered
thsm he entered , earnestly and imPsssvsy Into
attract all and hearts he predicted that the
cratons ofthe American people aud the civilized world
denied that Mexico having been humbled) there
any danger in agtating questions relating to the intro
T Vo"n O stsry upon nSvy acquired territory Mr.
venerable air and his white locks hould at least have
commanded the respect Of his opponsnts but nothing
ticians
Mr.. Young was followed by Mr. WALSH; and whom
position altogether aloof from either Of the fac
tions, grave radical Senator and recommended
q final and unsltsrsble separation of the sections this
audience The conservatives evidently apprshen-
sve that the radicals would carry tho project into
cution.
Mr. CLARK ofthe Senate then took the floor; his ar
gument limited to effort to show that Mr. Young
was guilty Of upon the subject Of slavery
iAtion he deprecated the attempt to procure separa
ton of the sections.
Mr.. WALSH mad. the concluding speech, an eloquent
MIR. WILLIAMS then offered the following resolution.
Resolved That the two addresses presented to this
caucus DO spread upon the table and that each member
Of the caucus the call OF the roll announce the ad
dress to which he proposes to sign his name.
Mr.. SICKLEs moved to lay this resolution upon the
table the motion was decided In the negative. Ayes
~, nays 80.
some farther dcusson occurred, when tho above re-
The question then upon the adoption of the sd-
dress and resolutions reported by the radical democrats
through their chairman (Mr. Beekman
Upon this question, Mr.. Walsh moved the previous
question. The vote was then taken with the following
result =
AYEs-Messrs Barlow. Beekman, Crook, Dsnnisbon
Lester, Morris Sedgwick 8. Smith, TAloott Townsend
Williams, Young, SENATOR'S Atw.ter, Beckwith, Bene
Dsvelin, HeatoD, Henderson, Keyser, Marks, Perkins
Small 1flinehast, Of the Assembly-29.
as
Gallup Lsndon, Maxwell, Raplee Sicklcs N. b. Smith,
Watson, Of tho Assemby-l7.
The celebrity with which this result was attained atsr
Ky and efficiency ofthe temporary chairman MIR Bowie.
Of New York;
The resolutions Of radicals having been
adopted, there several motions to adjourn.
Mr.. ScKLrs appealed to the radicals to allow him to
make motion respecting the resolution OF Mr. Jones,
offered the opening the caucus rescind the
luton adopted ut former caucus, calling State Con-
vention At Utica the 10th Of February but the
radicals refused to listen to the request OF Mr. s. and
twenty minutes past one A. NJ, the caucus adjourned
sine die
u
the emgrant bill which passed tho Legislature Of this
state previous to its adjournment =.
Sec AuhoIses the commissioner of emigration to lease
license eamboau and lighters for conveying emigAns to the
Sec q Makes the duty Of shpmaster owners, and
Of ships 70 cause The smsranis and hs
By unae he
Keepers Of boarding house, 70 be licensed
and give bonds 10 five hundred dollars good behavior and
Gssns sa sss "s S he S.a *
Sec No boarding. house keeper 70 have lien on baggage
mayor police magistrate bring up
party and convict ne. fine of less than $780,
Rssa:. ): iies$;:! I'd si.s bond; ssss; to
ssd Of
runne wthogt license TO be guilty Of
and the county jail for not less than three
nee No oerson shall take money from emigrans for in
and keeping public oGcsto give bonds in $500 All such
5f .nS T 1S 70
French and Welsh anxasyes Penalty for Receiving more or
ping agent, in this way without cere to be deemed guilty
Sec AaIhGs,s. compliant to be made BY smxsat. in
Dispositions not be the place whsre the party
No p:foa das oe. aader he sssss or in til.
employmsn, Of the co%m.oaem Of shall be in
not less than 500, nor moro than $500.
Titles OF Acts,
PASSED LEGISLATURE STATE New
YoRK, AT TIE SECOND MEETING or the 10Th SESSION
THEREOF, COMMENCED SEPTEMBET 6TH,
DECEMBER 18TH, lS47.
An act to provide filing tho vacancies the Offices of
Justices Of the superior in the city Of New oIk and
provide for the Of money for the educa
Of The children OF Indians residing the Oneidi Rsaer
vaton, in tie counties Of Oneida and Madison
relation TO the loans OF 1884, the county OF SUI
folk.
An act in relation to the insurance OF public buildings.
authorizing the Of book H. Of the record
Of deeds the clerk once Of the county OF Seneca
to authorize the board Of supsvison Of the county
oil Herkimer aud disbune the
An act authorizing Margaret Ann OBTan change her
name to that Of Mary Hortense Kent
Annct 70 amend the titled IAN conserving the
proof OF wills. and adm guardians and
wards and surrogate courts passed May 49, 1885, and the
amending the same, passed April 10. 1913.
An act to the county Of Aegany
Tor improperly appropriately the town supenen
dent Of common schools for school purposes.
An pay money for the benefit Of Lydia Harden an
Indian woman.
An entitled IAN to authorize the in.
habn Of Fsnk TO raise by pay srpepses Of
repairs done to roads and bridges in said town. passed April
az, l8f.
An autho rze school district number eleven in the
Of Brher in the county Of st. Lawrence sell their
lot
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