The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-25
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, March II, 1882.
TEMPORARY PRESIDENT.
Mr.. MCMuRRAY chosen President pro tenn during
the absence of the Lieutenant Governor by ayes 20 nays
2 (Messrs. Van Schoonhovcn and Wright)
c"mmunicafss qmArrlkLD CHARGED WITH
beran Charging that 50 much d fro from Calvin Cham
Wit in reference to tho canal lettings related TO
false
Mr. BRsro moved its reference to the Investigating
Committee. 1t was due to Mr. Chamberlain and the
Attorney General that the matter be made public
took up the bill for incorporating companies to navi
gate the with steamships Aftcrthc bill had been
gone through with,
Mr. TABOR (whig) moved to strike ont all after tho
enacting clause and insert the bill incorporating the
New York and Galway Steamship Company
A long debate ensucd upon the constitutonality, IA
well the practicaby, of passing general law or
special enactment.
TO allow Senators to examine the question, Carried
The Senate then adjourned.
During the session communication was received by
the Senate from Governor Hunt, transmitting his cor
rcspondence with kossuth relative to the atters visit
to tho state capital.
coRRrspospIScr BETWEEN GOV. HUNT AND xossuTH.
STATE New YoKx, Executive DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, March q, 1852
To THE LEGIsI ATuRE-0n the 23d ultimo, communi-
Gated Gov Louis Kossuth the joint resolutions Of the
senate and Assembly inviting him to visit the capital Of
this State during the present session Of the Legislature
transmit herewith communication from Gov. Kossuth,
''N'''''N - ''' - ' ~ wAsiiINGToN HUNT
The following is the correspondence alluded to -
RossuTH.
STATE OF NEw YonE, Executive DEPARTMENT,
ALBASY Feb. 23 1852.
srR-I perform pleasing duty, in communicating to
You concurrent resolution the Senate Assembly
this State inviting you to visit Albany the guest of
this State during the present session Of the Legislature
at the earliest day which may suit your convenience
trust it may be agreeable to you to comply with this in
vtation prompted has been by the most generous
sentiments OF regard and sanctioned with great
nmity by both houses Of our Legislature.
This letter will be placed in your hands by Col Bcnc
dict, one Of my military aids -
BE pleased to accept renewed assurances Of my dstn
e'''''' WASHINGTON HUNT
To Louis Kosuru, &c.
sr Louis Mo- March TO- 1852.
To Hrs Excrr1rScr Gov. wAsnscroS Husr =
Fxcrrtrscy-By Col Benedict one Of your Excellen-
cy's military Aids have received, with qualification,
your Excecncys letter Of the 23d Of February commu.
ncang concurrent resolution Of the Senate and
Assembly Of your State inviting me to visit Albany as the
guest ofhe State during the present seson OF the Le
gisature Having been informed by Oo benedict that
the session Of the State Legislature will be closed In the
beginning Of next month am sorry that my previous
engagements in the South will probably prevent my
rendering personally my thanks TO the Legislature but
am happy to that though will not find tho senat
and Assembly together, ! viii find in the head of
the Executive Department; your Exccllency a
! will be able to avail myself Of this generous
invitation at the earliest opportunity after my re-
Excoloncy and through your Excelency to the great
and mighty State ofNew York. whose generous sympathy
inscribed in the heart of my heart.
BE pleased to communicate my heartfelt thanks to tho
Legislature and TO accept the Of gratitude
respect and consideration
Your Excellency's most obedient servant
L. K0SSUTH.
The following is
sr LOUIS, Mo- March 10, 1852.
To the Senate and .qsscm6p Of he State qf NeW York -
Allow me to express my sincere feelings OF grattuue
for the honor bestowed upon by passing the resolu
tions inviting me to visit Albany as the guest Of the
State Of New York during the session OF this Legislature
ally should my engagements in the South allow me to
avail myself Of this generous invitation. ....,.