The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-21
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Mr.. DART rose to refuts the statement made In one
OF the newspapers that he had been absent frsn the
Senate chamber BY during the Senstorla
election. 1t was utterly false. He had remained 10
his seat until circumstances mperstively called him
home. When he did leave, 1t was beoauss be had in
terests In the city Of New York which he was com
PEELED to attend. 1t not until ten minutes afts,
the evening boat had left for Albany that he he'd beer
informed at New York Of the pendenoy OF tho Senate
rial resolution He Immediately autographed that hs
would return by the very nrst boat. 30 far a. the
unsxceptionsble but politically, he hsid no oommu
nieatien with him nor did the constituency which he
mr. GEDpEs called the attention OF the Senator ia
the article Ia the Register of this morning.
MT DAHr said It was very singular article, and
in It he Indignantly repelled.
After other explanations BY Messrs srAsros and
IyvITArIoT YORK.
the invitation VT. from the Common counsii Of New
Senators MoRcAS, SrANroS and OWEN.
RELICS.
long debate ensused upon the question of printing
the report on the relies OF the Iroquois Indiana
woMESs RIsHrs-PRTITIors.
Mr.. SroSE presented . petition from hundreds Of
women for the elective franchise.
Mr. MILLER presented . petition from i've hundred
citizens OF Monroe county for efsotuslly pre-
venting the expenditure Of large sums Of money on
The bill regulating the manner OF collecting and
assessing taxes, was then considered. The Grst
than the owner may be to ths owner or
pant rs nor. resident lands.
Mr. auIssIr called attention to tho fact that It was
the practice In various parts Of the State for
Of large amount Of to be
migratory in their habtsstayiDg in one place until
made, snd a. that time they to to
other place entirely to avert the Of
Many men made enough In this manner to dehay all
Mr.. GEDprs reviewed the practice of the assessment
in various parts Of the State There uniformity
fairness about It, In the cities there . scrutiny
after personal property, and It was reached but In
many sections Of the country land instead of being
assessed at Its full value, would be done In the
Of just debt due from solvent dsbtor it was assess
ed 1t prices far below the amount for which the
ors would readily purchase It, In some Of
the south western villages the assessors In order to
make their sdsvits Look little like the truth stated
regularly year after year, that they had assessed
in that town sthe real and personal estate of the
county was fairly stated the mill tax should produce
Mr. CeLr stated that the a,sessmen ent laws a. they
nov existed, seemed to serve only IS an efficient
method Of enabling assessors to perjure Themselves
He hoped tho senate would give themselves earnestly
to the work Of reforming the laws In relation to this
subject, whose good Adminstrston is SO vitality i'm.
portsnt for fair allotment among ell the people Of
the necessary burdens OF society
The Committee rose without taking any question.
THE CONTEMPLATED YeRK-THE DAY rRo.
POSED FOR FINAL ApIoCRyMEyr,
After discussion ss TO the proper manner Of sigu-
tying their acceptance of the Invitation to visit the
Il.
possed BY the House of Assembly were concurrsd in;
Resolved That The Les.atrre a'eep the invitation Of
tsrtcs city q Now co visit that os
oaa Ii The % s.s.S . S will a4
Eeseiyss rsst the period for tie Of tn.
sSi .ss nay su ut hssd d.y srs'
The Assembly having appointed as the!c Select Com
burroughs, Narnum and Feer the Senate designated
the Lieut.. Governor Senators Morgan, Stanton, and
Owen.
rRauDrIryr PATTERNS
Mr.. CRoLUs Introduced q bill to punish the use Of
fraudulent patterns.
DOORS AT oow.Sus, xrc
Mr.. WILLIAMS, from the Committee on Commerce
reported bill authorizing the owners OF land on
GowsRus bay TO construct docks and fixing the exte
rior Of the water lines.
sr,urn's BANK ron sAv,ses.
The Report OF the Seanen's Bunk for Bsvipgs In
answer 20 resolution CT The senate as to rnoains Cd
cisideads and deposits, was received.
scAprsfr MEDICINE.
The bill TO Inc og porate the New York Academy OF
Ieoioine was referred Co the Com mitteo on Medical
Anair.. Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBAsf, March 20. 1851
fsorhsr 80 fyPu>cINc MOVEMENT RELATIVE raE
ysrrp srArEp SENATORIAL ELrortos.
Mr.. A. A THoNrsoN offered resolution to expunss so
much Of the journal relates to the proceedings in
the election Of UpitGd States Senator. Lies over.
Mr.. ANruoN moved to amend the journal by having
bis protest entered thereon, against the manner Of
e!eetiop Of .. 8 Senator.
Mr. o, ALLEN opposed the motion, on the ground Of
its being offered at too late period.
Mr.. BIRp thought 1T improper to amend unless in
accordance with the facts, and the time was nov TOO
late.
MT ASrHox replied, that he had endeavorsd to be
heard IN Offering his protest at the time OF the elee
ton, but failed owing to the confusion OF the House
Mr.. A. A THoMrsoN said he should not yield TO tho
OF the majority even though this house
rssolye itself Into 10 hurl thunderbolts
him; he should not be found to waver
stthV faA that fkn nfa asfa
offered were not sufficient
The CnaiR explained that 1t would have been
proper for Mr. hnthon to have offered his protest by
unanimous cement Immediately after the election.
Mr.. ANIHos repeated. that he eadsavorsd to be
heard at thet time bat there was too much confusion
Mr. wEreHr was willing to extend any courtesy that
was due TO the gentleman from Rchmond, bus object
ed TO snoumbefing the Journal with protests on all
Mr. Cotvr msv.d the previou, qu,s,Iou but tn.
House refused TO tustain the call for the previous
Mr. RLprrr,v called for the reading Of that part of
the journal relating 90 the election OF Campbell
ceTkn then sEid he did not know what connection
joint proceedings Of the two houses had With hs
nal OF this House and moved TO amend the Journal In
that respect--lost.
The annexed petitions we're presented.
Mr.. A. A. Gr for repeal Of the Free School
lew, and re- ensctment of the old.
Mr.. H,wur-to amend the General Plank Road
Law.
pettien for an appropriation for .nsbline the At
torney oerersl to prosecute certain suits The Ma
ncrisl title.
Mr. r.Scr-remonstrsuce Of citir.ns 81 Buffalo
against requiring banks 70 redeem at par sso TO- the
repeal OF the Free school Law.
Mr.. BASIN, In relation to courts I, Kings county.
Also, . resolution relative to Bushviek inlcs
REFonTs.
The following report. Of committees we're made
Mr wcosTER's bill for a division OF Wayne county,
was reported uniavorably Laid on the table:
Dir. WaRp, tsvorably, to incorporste the New York
Juvenile Asylum. Also, TO exempt from taxation GER
tain hospital grounds In that city.
Mr. sTuwpIt, minority report on the subject Of an
Agricultural College. Ordered 70 be printed
Mr. BrSEnict, uniavorsbly, on the petition OF book
sellers Of Boston relative TO supplying school districts
with Websters dictionary.
Mr. BfRD, TO raise money for the support Of the poor
BY selling certain lands in Erie.
Mr. uNpFRwoop, fsvorably to incorporate the Ulster
county Savings Institution Also, an act relative "a
Mutual Pire Insurance Com psncs which ported
for the confederation of the House
IFayg
Mr. NorroV obtained leave of absence for the re