The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-14
NEW YORK LEGlsLATURR.
Senate.
ALBANY, February II, 1850.

Ing on the adoption OF the resolutions offered By Mr
Raymond substitute for the resolutions heretofore
offered BY Mr.. Waters, and they were adopted.
MIR. WATERS then moved . substitute for the re-
solutions offered by Mr. Raymond the resolutions here
| tofore offered by Mr.. Dox
Mr.. FoRD supported the resolutions of Mr. Dox, and
ssid he should vote them, even If they did praise
| the patriotism Of zen. Taylor.
Messrs DAVIS and SIoRr in favor Of Mr.. Dox's
resolutions, and should vote for them.
Mr.. BURHousHs opposed the adoption Of the substi-
tuition Of Mr.. Doxs resolutions
Mr.. FoSD explained said he was In favor Of the
resolutions Of Mr. Dox, between them and those Of
MIR Raymond but was opposed to the passage Of BOTH
but Of the two evils would choose the least He would
Mr.: RAYMOND opposed the adoption Of the substitute
for the resolutions adopted BY the committee. He
little more explicit, and had pointed where and
In what part of the resolutions the poison existed.
Mr Pawn moved that the resolutions of Mr.. RAY.
mond be substituted for those offered by the majority
OF the select committee, through their chairman Mr.
Mr.. FoRD offered ss substitute for the resolutions
Of MIR Raymond, the resolutions reported BY him from
the select committee, with the exception Of YER
| bal anne ndments.
MIR. Paws motion was then put and carried 81 to
49, TIE then and reported the rssolu-
| ton to the House.
ALBANY, February IL, 1850
PRESENTATION PETITIONS.
Petitions presented by Mr. GEfbrs, Of l2l per-
cons to be heard before the Legissture the
the OF
Mr. CoLr Of citizens of Western New York, for such
an amendment to the General Railroad Law, as viii
allow railroads to be built wherever there 10 capital
ready and willing to build them.
Mr. Gross, of stephen Jackson and others, for
Seventh ward Of the city Of Brooklyn, and for par
MIR COR, for railroad from Buffalo to New York
MI Bsowr, Of citizens Of Suffolk county for repeal
Of the free school law.
MT BrrkMAs, the memorial Of Peter wilson Chief
and Sachem Of the Csyugs Indians for Law to author
lie said Indians to purchase lands, 50 :. tina. the
sppi, .hsl have home In New York again.
Mr. BkEkMAs, Of the Csyuga Indians. for Law pro-
River Is that their old shns places nay be restored
to them.
Mr WILLIAMS Of the wstervlist Society of Shakers
protesting sgsinst the resolution Of inquiry heretofore
adopted BY the Senate, In relation to them
Mr. CARAoIL gave notice Of lien law for the county Of
Rensselaer,.
BILLS ETC, INTRODUCED.
Mr. ScnoosnAKsR introduced bill to provide for the
maintensnes OF q. canal bridges By the local aushor-
MIR. CANnoLI gave notice Of . bill to make sppro
pristion for the Troy Hospital
MIR. WILLIAMS offered . resolution for the appoint
ment OF select committee Of three to visit the society
ceeds the income Of 5000 such being the limit Of the
legal allowance, and rsscnding the resolutions hereto
fore adopted.
aIvEns AND HARsoRs
On motion Of MIR MoReAK, the Governor was request
srsss the river and hsrsor ions, which we're
some time since adopted BY the Legislature.
SUPREME COURT.
The bill providing for holding the general term of
the Supreme Court ct places different from those spe
Gifted BY the Judges, Was passed through COMMITTEES
,osK KRIE RAiLkoAD.
The act fixing the location Of the New York and
Erie Railroad through certain points in the counties
OF Allegheny, Cattsraugus and Chautsuqus, was con-
ndtrsd In committee
Mr. D,n,cr eoDtsDded that this road ought to be
The best lire, the easiest grade, the shortest aud
chesPe.t th,se are the principles on which the line
MIR. Owls contended that the people o these coua-
hss had made large Investments In u faith that the
would be wrought If this blu should not PISS
1hs bill paced through committee the final vote
was not taken Adjourned.
Assembly,.
AlsASY, February Ia, 1850.
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND kKTgRsED.
MIR Han and Nr. BAaSrrr, to compel the New York
and trie Railroad Company TO bua their road on the
route OF lss6.
Mr. MelsrOs, for the repeal Of oil laws imposing the
Mir: Linus against the collection Of double docksge
In Albany.
Mr.. L,A'sswonrn, against the reduction Of tolls
Mr., BuHSHAn, against the repeal Of school laws.
Mr.. l.. WAkD snnB, for . from Niagara
Falls to Lewiston also against the ,als Of
drinks.
MI WHITE, bill TO amend the charter Of the Consy
MIR Risoso, bill to incorporate tn. Albany ss-
Mr. BsksN. a bni to change the Cornmissioners' Map
OF the city 81 Brooklyp.
MIR foH, bill TO incorporate the Adirondack Co.
MI. LrA,sswosrH. bii TO Improve the quality Of
Salt Manufactured In Onondsga co.
MIR BvnnoUeHs, . bill amending the la~ In relation
10 DIV, rces; also, written report the subject.
hr D'sisSss motion TO print ten uass the usual
humber, vss referred 10 Printing Csmmitt~e.
Mr fnArr, bill for the r-isf OF persons holding
lsnss under naDorisi titles.
coSrssl.D STAT.
MIR DI.Iss,. from the committee on the contested
seat 81 Mr. tuierton submitted the ieo~ios resoia-
Resoiv,s That Daniel Fullerton rot entitled to sea.
ON lis fotr tbd u at DANIEL Darling e entitled 70
SIR. A B. D.vI. vas in favor q inmed ate action on
THE resolution. He raid no fscts -h,ch were not
known 81 the ncement % the session had been
produced. The beet claim that Mr. Fullerton bad pre-
tented sss the certincste which never ehou's have
MT DsIss, snxiou. that the question should
not be tten ti the report aud testimony we're printed
nth. question nov taken, members you'd nave TO
ss Nsek on party grounds ssd the vote be taken ON
Nr rsu,r agreed With MIR Davis, that the resolu-
toDe tGeTtd by the committee perfectly plain aud
espbeit and most 'a.iy unsers'ooa and the gentle
man -ae desirous that the question shouid Dos be
tst.n -theut the rslort being presented he vas Tsr
feet,y ~ns 60 grsuy him snd II he desired 10, would
move the previous question, sba the ~hoe subject
might be ssttlsd ct once.
Mr. D.us ~ithdr~~ his motion for immsdists action.
nun "a the report aud t..inopy aud TO lay the re-
solniirIs On the tatie. vss sdoptes
The report 81 the state ginssr, csntaning CON-
plete ,t Of all lands belonging 20 the state was re-
cttftd.
wooDwonTH FsTtNT.
Bssouiens received from the Senate in relation
10 the Nocd~ orth patent. Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AIrCistsTi,t ROW rshsnUHsss aSD HUsKEh
BLows.
The House seld afternoon session 10 consider the
slavery retolutiors
Mf GuhroUess tpote two hours IN defence Of HE
po'ticp, and ina oppotion 70 the resolutions submit
ted by Mr. fosp Durirg the 81 his speech he
gave the history q the democratic caucus on this
,uhjett enc defended himself ard ss,oc'aies vho di
ant frtm the detstniinstion OF the cassus Their
refduttcns net up e. The spit q the times nor
he feniinerts Of the people, and poser could In.
ouce lin "a do lees than declare he opinion that
tcrGssss bed power TO exclude slaves fro d the terr.
toIles.snd that u shouls exercise toe; poser
AfJ he had clused bic rensrks which we're fire. \
eGsptiy btstrUptd By questions from those Who DIFF.
f.rsd hon his views, Mr Bishop, Of Madison pro- |
ettdtd 90 sive hhtory q the caucus also lie ss-
e1ed hr. IVtcushs tf having In voted for the
fstcus rssolJu cts.
Nr BuIotsss deticdttat Be had done more thss |
10 tote hat tie 81 mittse might report thsu
NJ STOW 81 bu-chts. ubo vss citing t-o decks