New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-30
ASSEMBLY,.



To stay the collection of rents on manotIa lands
until pending suits are decided to compel the
Auburn and Syracuse Railroad Company 70 lay
down double track on q portion OF their road OF
citizens Of the County Of Rich mOnd for protection
from the State OF New Jersey against their en-
croachments on the oyster fisheries
BILLS REPORTED.
To detach the Bank Department from the Con-
troers Office, and create new Office under the
charge of the Auditor; in relation 20 ali C0mpa-
MES doing business in Life Insurance; to incor.
porate the WILLIAMSBURG Bank incorporating
the Northern Live Stock Insurance Company
Incorporating the Rome Savings Bank; relative
to a District Attorney in the County of Kings;
amending the Militia Laws of the State Of New.
York.
Mr.. BISHOP Of Cayuga offered a resolution that
John Underwood Of Yates county, contestant for
the seat Of Samuel Jayne, not present. be admit
ted to seat in the Assembly with all the priyil'
eyes OF membership excepting that OF voting or
participating in proceedings. Carried.
Mr.. SHERMAN Of Duchess offered the following
resolution:
Resorsd II the Senate concur that the interest OF tho
country dem and OF Congress such modification and 70.
vision Of the present Tariff laws III equal
and efectuA protection 10 tho various productions OF
the gigantic frauds thai constantly perpealsd under
The present a6 rdLOrs and hat Senators and
Representatives In Congress be requested their In
nuenee IN ia or Of such revenue policy recommended
IN the OF President Fillmore and The report Of the
Rsessd IL the Senate concur that the Governor b. ro-
quesed 10 transmit copy OF the foregoing resolutions
each Of The Senators and Representatives. Ia COnSres from
this Stale Laid oyer)
Mr. THOMPSON, Of New. York, moved 10 consid-
er the resolutions of Mr.. Underwood on the sub.
jet ofthe Compromise, laid on the table yester-
day. LOst-Ayes ~. Nays So
Mr.. THOMPSON, of New-York, offered resolu-
ton thatt is due to the people Of this State that
the Assembly should express opinion on the
Compromise measures before the election Of an
l. :. Senator. Laid over.
Mr.. BRADLEY, Of Cayuga. offered the following
resolution
Hh0eas Free citizens OF non s. aveholding States hare
been prsoned by South Carolina 10 direct violation Of
thar clause Of the Constitution which guarantees that tho
cuzebs OF each State sbai he entitled al the pryie
arc mmunes a. cuzeDs OF the several States and where
as Congress ID cDacDg Tie pre- Fugitive Slave laws,
have done al 10 their power 10 The Shareholder
biz alleged right IN Slaves, Therefore be II
Rssofcd II The Senate cOncur That our Senators IN Con-
gress be instructed and Representatives requested %
use al honorable Ia secure The Passage 81 AW 20
prevent The recunsnce Of Ike outrage the rights Of
citizens OF tie Free States ard IN vios ion Of the C0ns
lion II he United States
Reiued II The Senate concur That The Governor oil his
Sse Re requested 10 furnish each Of Senator'S and Re
personalities 10 Congress vi copy Tie foregoing pre-
Amble ard resolutions
Mr.. Horton OF st. Lawrence, offered the follow.
ing resolution:
Ressed II the Senate eOncu that The Joint RESOLUTIONS
adopted ~ Inc Leglsaiu Of tnis State the lSh Of
February 1850 were ishfu ard true expression Of No
opinion Of lie people Of this Stale and that 0pn-
ions are sill entertained. Laid over)
1he Committee OF the Whole passed Bill 20
amend the act, incorporating the Life Savings
Benevolent Society Of TIE City Of New York.
The Law gives power 10 directors 10 insure theiE
number. Adjourned