New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-05

The following are Mr. Hadley'. remarks on tak.
Ing the Chair $ Speaker Of the Assembly
Gsaflnias a. re 8sssmb'y.
We sre met 70 enter upon the duties Of Legislation
undtr favorable auspices. The scolrge - War hs.
psss-d over and cur country q sga4n Il peace We
link We see the elements % increased prosperity iu
the approaching future The principles 20 our Govern.
Inelt have been subject l. their seyerest tfla AID
have been fCurd equal % tee emergency There needs
tut wise and patriotic legislation % secure @ tue
Pc. pie Oh this great state al the Legitimate hens-
rs a. Free iusttgtors- Much remains untui-heI
u the legislation necessary O. carry into effect import
az DIVISIONS I'd our yet pew Consultation. Tbs. in
aIsirOl % ord larg r-i.I-f.u. - D. accom- slH u
Wltrin IRE time allotted IS flr the purpose, o. alcs
90 hands unSearJ NJ riiCn and . be- rfi d9Hs
Al require 10 ordinary wisdom and foresight Irr,e
millions 90 people are looking .. and must participate
.n. tie result Oi your iaocfs
ttank you. gentlemen. Tor this renewed expression
o your conndtucs. T. be second time called fo pre-
sde over ths Deliberations ~ such body Is an DIS nor
nh.ch fully appreciate sua 10 return ! can Gay a.
sure you that s-ca abilities a. possess shall BE- excu
slfcs devoted - The dlscnaf-c Ci the de1se duties
dtrolFcd upon meaning a. once % promote tn
public god AID your oFn comf,It ana convenience.
Toe best human efforts were poaerlsss H.thclt the
Ald % ihc wisdom which coneih from above. ant !
earn city invoke Tia. s.d g. or la5oss tee sfesi
guide % ile course hest calculated % promote the 1al
lrcss end prosperity Of tie People.
TExAs. siAvEsr. Ache i.iozHs sre IT, Pre-
auisio sad Resolutions oaer,d In The seus.c y 'ir.
WIixrS
Ttreas The people Of ssw.Nsxico have PsiiiI0aed
Congress ~ he establishment u terrtor-l foVrrl-
merit enice sha lroiee, them sgsns, tn inFr Iaton
10 lomefrc ayery gLi.a they remain terrtnry Of
he a4tcd states -ul have also pett-oned C1nT -
fer protection against The unour1eo claims % To- STATE
oi Texas % large portion Of their teri tory lying cast
% d. Rio Grsnce snd riarods it would te unjust g
the peope 81 New Mexico sni revolving . tie spirit o.
ne % permit domestic avery An Institution from
whict isey sr- nov free % BE- introduced among them
md ifrrls snce TIE acg1isicn Of NV Mexico oy the
United >Ises The peopc thereof have rsht o. expect
the protection u the General Government and Should
30 secured IN he f possession ard sn cIi u iaeif
lsw territory Therefore
htsoi-ef, ~ the Assembly coIc1r) Ths, our sens
torl aat Representatives IN Congress be requested -
use taelr besi ercrfs % procure the passage o. avs
acquired oy ne ate treaty q Psce VITA Aexco, and
tasi BY such ave involuntary servtuce except for
CT ne oe excluded from such territory.
hcsolrtc u the Assernoy coucgr) That ire territory
.y-rs between TIE N1sces and Rio Grade l. TIE G. n
noa property 0f me unIca states an TIA, or >ens
tors sd Representatives. n Congress be requested %
u'e Tier BEET eu0rts TO preselEe the sane as such
common property, and protect Il from re rnfocn1oc
Ans 81 TIE STATE o. Texas and pro1iof ne extern
ion over 81 t5e AVS o. Texas - le nsri4i.11 u
Doues'i, SlzTery
Ris1ra4 fta As.e a,sly concur Ira; the eKs;sscs
% -s1ns 10y Toe c1r1u@ren. ard msl-s tlr t1e sac
% ssses q Hs seat oithe Nalasl Gsssruneu- where
f1rsis G1VcrBms1ts are ysrs-nttd ly TER mis-
f-r- = fcR "a y tas fn 1e-q r. .fef an1
r1rt eaten En1 that s-ch y4.sous -nt llaris ought
i1rthSiia ~ b. abolished therefore b q farther
hso.-sa o., tie assembly coLc-ll Ilaf oar senator's
Aat Representatives ~ Coosress Be requested 10 Ese
their strenuous e-oris - procure tie passage u s
that shall proie-; slaves fro " .st Eyfis0aesL and
e-ecr-a-y put a, end % the save usde "a tie
District u Co.-n,4s-