The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-11
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On motion OF Mr. JoHNsos, (whig) of Schenectady, 10
ordered that this resolution be laid on the tab.e
THE RIGHT OF MR. scHooNMAKra TO HOLD ms SEAT
Mr. CARROLL (dem) offered the following preanibts
and resolution -
Whereas IL declared by the Constitution In srtiois
sr.sor any judicial Or military oss the Unit.
.dstats, shan hold SET The sgslsur and II Any per
,sry to T or = &c e. , ry ss sy
to i. T s. n H. y1sts ~ ss % Gd
,.rrrstop ns,so ty those Who hsys sdnni,ered ths
ness "a on m r.. h S % % q % St @ .. a. m
PR be shs hs's ssss elected rTsyo,y and
has gve his opinion to the like eject 10 tire words sHS
DS'''' ofrrcr spronNsy Gss,ssn. Arra2 81 rssr
H9n; H1. fse,2sss'r Gtnsrai
and rspy = the quess beer pleased % suemi'
rps acts cf Congress to whh refer an which believe
ss s n, ~ Si hs s my mind rs sss1
Congress erar and Reprys1 sa'es eomrn.ness with tbs
riod election ossu-ra son,nsnce-
r, H. 1 rel s ,rs %s
their sst, sce AID Ss srvsseis g7sn hem :.
Tine hs ta their se, she s
@ from sn' he he Of Of Ar aH Yo. ss 'i r
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sssed after tst day then srn the pessa n e.e.tios
be SS reSm;isnees % fssis that pres p,oM "''
lave 'hehonH' to be- very 'e'pectia,y
A.re.srr Gsssa.rs os,1er; irne !. ia
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once there htine srOwn that nv
ana ana ss S m "a ars ssS 5 ,sn tn. %.
g'll The I'm april rsS Gle ,rs.stus adj ,ra,d s.
eipate in iss proceedings ;thererore.
to os sSg Sss a ,Ssmsr Ss ssa e, pa 81 @
sna to IN the d"Es 10 e.sy ,e;s s
Resolved II the Assembly Ths. all os re.ole
other acts u by the vot"
frtsn ~ tie opinion Of this Legislature null ans
Mr. JcriNsos opposed thr motion to print He col.
tend, that tts question had been fully audlcn,-A
and tied by tSp aci of he Senate. The seo.tr
declared by the Institution to be the sole judge OF
qualifications of III members If Il WAS Intended hy
THU ki,dr "a threw such business
the senste u el0ng4te his e'si N seyond whs,
t. people desiie De shoud be compelled 10 vote againt
the printing
Mr CAnRo,l contended that the opinion Il the At,o
pcy General of the United sta'es one of the pi,ca
ft pds OF Mr. schoonmaler completely setttd the
and La surpred ~ lind hat The e. ntlsmsu Retained
his 'eai aitei such an opihion
MIR G,rpts (~hir) u,g,d that the proposition
only tar wn icr~aro to make iits dust and create
Ths scsSion had been called to- finish the
proceedings the last session when, by expi
ths that of tn, peace maker n killed
and tcssed oDe IL u clap-txap resU sis "a Aol
should be- treated a. such
hr soscoNMArrE (wbig) argued that the cplni-n II
the Atorn., GENE rsl wss not IN couot With the pod.
tiuu heretofore taken by the Senate. The whlc que
tion TUNED upon the scceptaicc lie had taket. ms
position AND should not be- driven f-om IL us left the
cion the question with the majority Of the senate
Dir DAnr tr,-,l,et,d snti-osna drmocrat) iaquirud
III. r.nt had cxsrced the Tracking priyss'se'
Mr.. scneoNMASrR said he had n.'
Mir CNsKoi asktd VII, th the ms rity intended, b.
d'nyire ,l'r printing to suppr,St ! D. facts
Mr.. CooK (Shg) presented the kiet. thai tss gen.s
msn fr M IN, Twelfth district. Mr. Carroll had mss+
during the last days ut the last seou. - his strong
points that hsr. twenty m.nbrs of he senate
hft, hit'r ih' rsenati'n 81 thr twelve" cump'tsot tH
pass nieatur.s requiring threhfh sote-n. OF whom
he. Senator tr rm ,h. T.Oh atstri 4, dr schoon
nskcr) whose seat l. nov disputed.
The Senate Land 'hs Whole 'iijsct ON the table
afssA"r HuSr, src
The Goy,rnor's pcs,.Gs w1s then received aud read
0u motion ~ Mr. Brandnth (canai dcmocrat) hvc
times the usuai nunbr~ we're osd'ied TO be printed
s1AaDiSG soaMnffss.
Mr. Coos mowd the appt hnincnt Of Standing Com
mites ~ the Senate.
Nh HArcn. (sanal L. mccri t-rev mambrr) Of oswegs
takes Mr. Msbns place on ~ ~ Judiciary Committee.
The Canal Committee IS constituted Of MIR UphAm
b,r) - Oneida aud Mr.. Lyon (canal democrat-nes
The con m,tr. en- Federal Relations consists Of Me-rs
Cock and babcock (whigr aud Mr. Crook. (drmucrstt
All the other eommitt' es remain substantially -
before
An nort was made 10 be rc the committees appointed
by the Presd, mt but the senste rejected BY u
Is tot.
On motion of Mr. MoscAN, (whigl map exhibiting
the population ~ the state with the Congress sonAl dis
MIR CAsRoIL opposed 1t ecessary, aud intro-
ducing business which woud prOlons the scssien.
The Senate then adjosrned.
Assembly.
Als,Sv, June TO- 1854.
rur osrSi.G preirrss
The Iouse called to order by the Clerk Mr. shss
nsp who announced the fact Of Mr. Speaker Raymond.
abe, nee.
The roll was thes called, after which Mr. Curtis
(d,m) from oswego. and Mr.. Howard (dem from Lsvss
county, spresrd ard took the osths Of membership.
The Clerk then I'D the Governors proclamation cell.
In the extra sesso and stated that quorum was In
sttendsnae.
rnr rLrcrio- or srt.xrs. rno rrs, yrc.
Mr. o. ALL,s (~hig) of Eric, offered resolution tAaA
the organization of the House be continued IL
listed.
Mr. A. A. Tuosr-ov. (dsm of New York city hoped
the retoluticn would not be adopted As Ne had m-s
q body we thuuld commence anew, and before aay
preceding could be had thsrv be new sp-akes
,iec,d ~bo should be .o-rd TO appoint his own som.
mitpes lt Wa due the dignity q tns House, and the
t.rs beie assen Tied He had no Objection TO tns
elcticn q Mr. NAgnum. Who bad been selected by
caucus lie Unon man aud for that th~r~
hcpes Tor the esf,ty OF the country lis hop~s
the resolution would not prevail aud he called fo~ ths
The rr.oluiep va adopted by cato zs
Mr. Usn,s~oop, t~h'sJ q c~yuxa, offered the follow
Whereas Henry , Raymond. speaker or ,Als House. ~.
Hfssrrisss r'"sl,sS n q os J. n y.rsum, Jr ,. ana
\ MIR A TnasrgaS n,ov., 20 smend ny striking ous
the words Jyo --iet lie then moved TO substitute
the nsme of n Alien In plase Of sr Sarnum which
The resolution then adopted. and Messrs. Alles
and rcrry sppointed committee TO conduct ths
Mr. VANS " tsp ss,d his Qualification for the hoaos
conferred uIon him and trusted he should be sutaned
in the discInrge of htr duties ss Speaker by the
| hers who appointed him This body had Assembled
der u scuissr creuutsncesan occasion barely pr~cc
d.pted in the history ~ the state. We should procs-<
cautiously aud prudcny to transact the business ne
| which the Il ,ssstuie ad assembled
| AUTHORIZATIONS rrsoLurfors, vic.
| Mr. Ala TnearsUr n, rcd the follow ing resolutions -
lesolvsd That the wisdom and patriotism ~
cur wto framed the union of the states andr
fsdcr. sttuon tast attribute dignity
ard nsti1ntte ful pessesriOn and erioy
and religious hervthe security ef prspery
ct moral and Intellectual elevation. wa-k
the birth fiFht - ctsn and al the msgnc at
results a. FrWth ss people 20 toe Unon und-r tss
constitution that a. maintenance snd existence Of thsss
great bct,iprs dWrrE the present renerson and their
msror rostety, only ~ f.ithu sAh
the Union and implicit obedisnee 70 the Conssu
| r.
Re.oysd1tst the fabric o. our general goserpme.t
tie rrodrct reciprocal concession among the conflicting
interests sections the VI mutual
srect Of the opinion which prevailed anonx the