The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-18

dApvs Of the legislature beas called again At extra
Mr LYoS hoped that the amendment would not pre-
vail II would convey false impression to the people
impression In short Of this, that the majority
In this HOUSE and the other had violated their const
tution oaths that they longer 1T tenants Of
this capitol but better tenants for peuiesutary or
prson. The amendment was in itself strong conden,-
nation a the responsible majority OF this Legislature
He thought when he certain bills coming down here
hsA been reached; but there point Of degradation
ssl lower to which Senators could soop. aud they had
around those lobbies the agents Of monopoes like crows
around cave, iaborng to prevent the enlargement
Of the canal They had secured their victims and
carried their dupes Yes, he sorry to say he had
lived to the time when, In imitation Of the examples
Of the military governments Of South America pronun
ciame could 20 forth here with like effect though not
armed with he sword to rule ruin the majority Let
have fair and honorable issue here. We had seen
democrats Of long and fair standing in the party i'm
peache<-read out OF tho party--treatcd traitors
because they refused to lend themselves TO schemes
so base that they could not tolerate them
to BE- rmembered. When had passed away, its
influences 10 linrcr country and sway the
fair Issue before the people Lat them rise in their
esy and in the rural districts whore corruption IL
known LET tho people come forth and teach demagosues
and reroutonirts that they rule the majority
Of the people ~ their fat sacrifice to selfish schemes
their interest
Mr. TuTnnL moved the previous question Carried
Mr. BuRKouGns asked chat tl,e question might b. d-
vded lie ia favor Of the extra session, but did
believe in the cxpedieney Of adouroing at this time.
vision a the question: as the previous question had been
ordered.
The resolution from the Senate then urrul In
-ayes n. noes "a
cossnrrr,s 10 WAIT on rur coyrnSou .xp SENATE
MIR WuIrnrR odercd . Tcsolusion O. appoint com
nittec 30 wait the Governor and inform him the
House was ready to adjourn.
similar resolution adopted in relation to waiting
Mossrs Wheeler and Burroughs were appointed 10
wait en- the Governor Messrs Morse and Lyon 10 wait
on the Senate.
Jot.l
These committees returned, when
Mn. .. ALLEN moved that thn House adj journ sine die
The Speaker then addressed the House as follows
Gsntsmsn Of the AsssnblyThe complimentary rssola
ha,eairsrdy been loaded hy kindness you
ecnsdsnce feel gentlemen. that hayo endeavored TO
disehsrse the duties which you devolved upon me with
tsy Sa Tfat sfe 'aS eaa%t ss
%s%ser Ssas
Psrsoss upon which compelled
assp yoar supp
ssa have impg.ed upon me- have sought to admin
and Of which You entrusted the EXCEPTION to me,
duo hs,s
your hnaness X and favor The session which now to
Of ias ss'st ss, 's: ssS:
sS testimony e the Industry and fidelity which have
ss | u 1 ir s,c S q snd pS S
not am in the eas degree disturbed that mutual
gard and frcn dshp which brief but
has ebgencored We 10 perhsp to
meet agnn. desire, my part. that ii have
given, seemed to give for offence member
Of this assembly-f have failed in duty. attention,
or estimate single instance have said done
thing wound the feelings incur the Of
one OF those with whom have been pleasantly associated
this winter regret deepenet by te kindness
have received aud sincerely crave forsvensss There
fore, dding gentlemen respectful and ancti9nae
fars~e and commencing you TO the gracious of
Providence which Ia above ALL 10 only that
should this House. obedience resolution
ready adopted. adjourned without dav.