The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-14
NEW NORIS LECISLATiI; IT.,

| NEW YORK LEGiSLATiEE
senate.
AasAav, Jan i3, 1852
the Ruiss
Mr. Coo1ss presented the report from the Seect Com
mttee a Rule, With The amendment Of last year La
rule 22d the question should be SHAT the decision o
the chair be reversed on appeals
Mr.. BAncoes said that the report unanimous ex
cepny on the 22d rule and moved TO lay it the table
Adopted
srw yosx volUN7rsRs FTe.
Mr.. McMupn presented bill for the relief of the
survivors of the first regiment Of New York Volunteers
Mr.. MoR.AS brought in bill to amend the Militia
laws.
PETITION roR DIVORCE.
Mr. NAvDfBnr presented the petition OF Alfred Ruth
erfofd tor divorce
Mr WILLIAMS offered the following, which were laid
Resolved. (f the Assembly concurl That Joint com.
msee coDsiss Of three members Of The Senate and I'VE
report
o eo%m @ State Epsinssr and survsyos and DS
She a was IT, III
Canal W tie Gsassss ~ y.sy and Blaof M River
Canal e ardins Of eon.rsoss and all their acts
their oaices respectively and aso make such further
INQUIRIES in regard 70 s,s Son,r,Ss' M or as
State require with power to send for persons and papers,
Kossugif RESOLUTION.
Mr.. CoNGva moved that the Kos,uth resolutions be
printed. Adopted.
The Senate then went into executive session and
shortly afterwards adjourned
Assembly.
ALa.Sr, Jan H. 1852
THE cANAL CONTRACTS.
Csna lettings; when
Mr Moss offered joint resolution as q substitute
therefor, which adopted.
Mr. WALSH moved to instruct the committee report
by the 25th inst.
Mr. TAYLOR opposed the amendment and the debate
opened upon the whole subject, on au amend.
msDt, which was adopted the committee ntructed
to report the facts in week.
KossUIu RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. VAS SASryooRp called up his Kossuth resolutions
and spoke at some length in their favor.
Mr.. UEprRwoop renewed his motion to refer all the
Kossuth resolutions to a select committee
After leng' by debate.
Mr.. Bill (whig) of Orange, moved that the rssolu.
tons OF Mr. g. Stevens, in relation to the Irish State
prisoners be also referred to a select committee
Mr.. WALSH (dem y Of New York, said-We have all
read Of the tulip fever, the multcaulus fever,
aKossuth fever Series Of resolutions had been offered
here day after day as he supposed to minister to the
lie thought that if they would be framed and hung
in the parors Of those gentlemen for tn cir children
their grandchildren to read it would be sufficient for
them. But it appears that they are to be thrust
upon the House for its action He hoped they
would be referred to the committee OF the whole
10 have the grammar corrected, for as they were
read he had been unable to make anything Of them
Mr.. went into quite long speech upon the character
OF those who prominent in the Kosuth reception
in New York and various other matters The gentleman
from Columbia had very handsomely referred to Gov.
Dorr. well he would tell them something about Gov.
Dorr 4 meeting was held in the Park at which they
Passeu strohg fts.utiuns tnst GOV Dorr was the eI
e Governor o. ode isnna ana tnat tbey would sus
INN aim even WIN IHe Hurket ana uhyonet put tney
had no dea OF ever o.n caea upon Tor tney would not
aaIs 20 iare a Lntny Lcs.e appe women We sN know
e,5 NY, ~ NV nv" WI, .s inssael I.ini.naeu ,...
"eh. n iaenei ~ ns uscliptiouso oi
,. 80 s,;,; ~ M vi en, W Aiosu wa anu .ne
,.pv1 'HPeu'i,n ne e"h.Luu.u " moving ,ha, Va"
Suoec' oe fe'efeu 'o Tie committee o. Tue wnoie'
N"ii"u
NJ " <,,, ~ ~ ~, r.,.. .. No.,
,b to,,"ui Ing ,,}n " county onerea
' " u,a"n @ ~ ie VII VIZ laio over
state nave become der c,rai nyested n,eo
On ,h aih oi The acts eS,tnr prior 70 s rendered
comparatively v.lueles-,he price Of labor redueed~and
the agricultural and echaacal pursuits with
'hese interests y iuiioqsy affected Aud ,...,
ne nreser, is ~ ,crasnny 99 ~ bis ss
ence mas proved "a diminish tie anonnt az our rroanc
tie deyeopement of our resorrcs-desroy
ke investment Of our carits and reduce the wsgeoin
uust,J " ieVtl Wllh t q orelEA Abor-s cohlou
sn nv pof'oh oi o"s pOpuSu"n ought 'esaUsetsd.
Resolved az the Senate coneurl Th,tthef,ss 1876 i'm
posing od rcitrr duties on m ports,ione wheh come in
competition With products has, in its operation,
proved destructive to grea interests winch have heretofore
70 1"''i anu eapsi' sho shoaia % emoai'
M III. s.u.e eoneurL That the h;,.orv of ~,
ndusial PURSUITS under tie rr,sn law and sLs, which
rreceded H. mas the necessity of return 70
slecte duties measure indfrenssble to our rroaet
ar that 10 procure sueh measure our sentos and Repre-
y ~ gat l.Pnssuu ~ prgsonaH
.pce 10 e reorle b; Ills State and 10 use ali rroner
n eans in their power to accom- iish its adoption.
Resolved OF the Senate ooneur That the Governorb be
retrettuily teuessed e transmit COPY otese resolu
ahs ~ eA'h O '"' SsH"V' Ans N'p''seh'a'es III Con