The New York herald., 1850-01-30
Assent bly,

ALBANY, January 20, 1850.
PETITIONS
The following petitions read and approved
Mr. BARRETT, Of 100 citizens of Chsutsuque TO CON-
their road as located In ls46.
Mr. THOMAS of citizens of Clinton county In relation
to SheriHs' fees.
Mir. Roor, the same subject.
MIR Horror, for an amendment Of the Code in rea-
tion to Sberiffs' duties
Mr.. FIsKE presented memor al Of the Common Coun-
oil OF the city OF Brooklyn in relation to taxation of
Inhabitants OF that city doing business in New York
MIR WHITE Of citizens Of New York city, praying
vented from dverting their road and terminating It in
the State OF New Jersey instead Of the city Of New
York
Messrs RAYMOND BowEs and TOWNSEND also pre-
sented petitions en- the same subject.
MIR. VAKNun, Of shipmssters and owners, . remen-
STRANGE against the licensing and governing of pilots by
way Of Sandy Hook
MIR. RA,Mosp for the improvement Of Racket river.
Mr.. GoDARD on the same subject.
Mr.. RAYMOND, OF merchants Of New York city, to
abolish the usury law.
Mr. DuRrrK Of citinens of Mentz Csyugs county for
Mi w. H RoBrRrsoS, in relation to taxes under the
Mr Norr, one sn the same subject.
Mr.. RAYMOND of citizens Of New York, Brooklyn, and
Wiliiamsbursh' to prevent buriai' In cities
Mr.. sroRrv, Chairman of Committee on Railroads,
y,
the Auburn and Syracuse, and the Auburn and Ro-
chester railroads. Referred to Committee Of the
Whole House.
EXECUTIONS.
Mr.. VARsuM gave notice of . bill to amend the
yised statutes In relation to executions against pro-
perty
Mr.. RAYMoNs introduced q bill to prevent incorpo-
rated companies from intsrposing the plea of usury
People n. state New York represented in Senate
Ssoy State be to 1ts1po.s
Of usury defence to any asten brought against such
Iovisons Of any statute q th: State nson;s.sn.
This act shall take effect Immediately
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NJ. vARsuM gave notice Of bill to incorporate the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
INsoLvENr
Mr.. WBrTE gave notice to amend the insolvent
laws.
Mr.. YARD introduced bill to appoint Com missoners
Of Deeds Of wilsmsburgh also bill to incorporate
the fremen Of wniismsbursh
Mr. BAxHR introduced bill entitled an act to pro-
vide for existing debts and liabilities of the city of
Brooklyn; also act to create loan for completing
the City Hall and grounds Brooklyn.
Mr.. Krsosrrr laid on the table q resolution Of in.
qury to the expedency Of providing for the edaca
tion Of Indian youths in normal schools.
SLAVERY RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Dox laid on the table the following resolutions:
M the Senate Hon.sr a, the ps'e: M s Ssr
tons and look also TO the Constitution Of the Ua
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stres which endan1er the integrity and stability Of
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toward doms.e slavery st the period Of the for
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could be devised But they have NO or
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.hs P,oPe..d constitution q csGraa shall .Ss. hem sab ss
rssuis,ioSs The Of the United states
ss.s.1rss.. ,hi: iss.s.sI:, ana .s.y believe: =
q the psop. Of .h. state and his ssnsr %
:ssieo. anai Il: nS.ssnss shall have formed STAT. Cen
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nois css.ains jsdssi dss.on rs.pss,iss q. soua-
en snd d;suoa of ,hs. Sns..ion !, also s.c...y sna
s.s, 70 ho,s who sSs III, right :, nj IT, ss%sy
this Legislature rsoesi.e. ana warmly approves
late usssaSs 10 the nonse et Rsprs.navs. THAT any AZ
deny the people OF State the rTh Of SELF
government which peculiarly Affects themselves,
WILL and in judgment ought 20, be regarded ~ thsm
Invasion that, the principles laid
sovn 1. Declaration Of Indsrsnsenes h:y Will and in
ought be sustained In their resistance
aGAnst IL BY the great macs Of the American people;
that and conssusnts would resist 10 the last
control free sxsrcse
Of the right Of self in all uisss that e:scern
domestic and social Institutions should hold him
who made the attempt thus to control tss People Of
the prneipes Of the
public, unworthy of s contcshce lie ecton.
Ao that the plan Of pachction thus suggested ~ the
Prssdsnt nesssay renders further dscusson and axtA
won the slavery question: ia respect 20 he ter,sry 40
quired and inexpedent As that
she overnor certified Of these resolutions
che Senators and Congress from this State
e what behaved to be the sentiments Of
h people Of this State. 80
Mr. BAssn moved to discharge the COMMITTEES OF the
whole from ell these resolutions aud that they ell be
sent TO the select committee but the House refused