New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-22
AssENlRI Y.


4 large number oi petitions for the Name
Law were presented and referred.
Mr.. BURROUGHs said that certain ladies in
attendance asked permission 20 present IN person the
memorial Of y 900 lsde. for the Main Law, and give
reasons for a compliance with their petition.
Mr.. HASTINGS hoped leave would not be
granted.
On motion Of Mr.. BuRRoUGHs, the rules were
suspended
Mr. BURRouGHs then moved that leave be
glented 10 the laics present their petition in person
Mr.. o kEEFE said the permission appears 10
me 10 be a iOrogone conclusion, and | would suggest
that submit 10 the imposition gracefully ani %
elegantly possible. Sir, this - most eXtTaor'
binary application, let il meet with most eNtra0r
binary reception When ladies' solcfous OF lsay-
ING the holy sphere in which nature and natures God
has benefcaly placed them, and when they are de-
.rCus Of emuatng the Steiner IN the race Tor fame
and glory by mingng IN Tho world a. lawyers statesmen
and generals they should be gently taken Dy the
hand and encouraged in their manly and may be
uuicminlte aspirations. Let these high minded,
h.gh-sirurg and spirited women who discard as
wothe the antique dress Of the EAzabethsn age aud
glory IN the more modern h1blmcuts OF jackets aud
pants-et them walk down the aisle u the Chamber,
and with masculine stride which admirably becomes
such feminine dehcacy theirs present Their petitions
and while, Sir, thas explicit on tins preliminary
subject ike N, friend from Ksgs, desire i to be dis
tiucily understood that shall Te-ere my opnios upon
the main sub ect till the proper time arrives.
Mr. BURROUGHs had nothing 20 say IN reply
% the gentleman from New.loTk.
The motion WAS then carried almost unanl-
nousy -.
The ladies were then received at the bar Of
The House and Miss Clark OF lie Roy their Chairman
read the following Address:
3 s. eokrr and Leg.statoys ~ ~ StaIs q Ns1- flE.
We come 20 yOu in behalf OF -8,os0 women-TlVes
mothers and ssers-of this great CsnuOuwaafh 20 pen
ten your honorable body for protection a. procession
that hFhstoues may not b. cssolst%d tlai -. te
ones around tresdes may rot b more thsn nerles
We Ak protection, that our sons may Dc sa,ea o '7
druukard. shame and the dinkaTu doom re IS Fro-
non hs our sbsnds may bc sayed tom te destToyLg
poer OF the surit that dWes ~ the iutoNcans cap se
sk protection lest al that sacred e the homes OF me
Empire state may not Dc Considered ~ lesa N -
the 3 6c5 go invested the liquor tzac "a ms Sie "
ask you to pass aF entirely PFon.5ls ls a. q 1A
drinks bevtrsse, and we most rsspcsay ~
earnestly solicit the ey ssenton OF your soIoo's oo1y
tooUT petition.
sent up 20 the Clerks table 800.
Mr.. ASHLEY presented the petition of 5000
ladies ior the Maine Law br AALsusS o. = electors
Exports OF STANDING ooNHrTrEEs
By Mr.. X. SMITH. IN iayOr OF change VI lo
name ct the Metropolitan Bank
Mr. MuBURy asked 20 bg discharged from
the consideration Of petition for relief OF - Res Il
Onmotion. 500 copies OF the report Of the In
spec,or General were ordered 70 be prl1'ed.
Mr. WILSON reported in favor oil purchasing
10 copies OF Revised Statutes for use O. nsnoers'
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ON motion of Mr. K. SMITH, the report OF the
select Committee On the JONI rules o. the Two Houses
was taken vp and coucurrcd IL
coh,IUSIcATnNl
The annual report Of the Commissioners OF
IN. Canal Funa wa received Also The report o: the
Ulster County Saving BAHk
To authorize John l.. Eggieston 70 change Ms
name 70 John z London Passed
To extend the time for the collection OF taxes
IN he Counties Of suhols- ys-es, Rehmonc DGceess
Man Fssey orleans and Albany, except toe CT Of
Albany. Passed -..,. o,,-,,
NOTICES OF TIE rVTEoDrorioN eF hiLLI
By MIR. HoLNEs, in relation 70 plank roads.
Mr.. WEST, TO incorporate the Union Suie-'-
Mr. SrRIErER, to appropriate 5000 10 the
Watkins Institute.
TuIs rNrKoDUcrp on NOTICE.
ByM GAIE, in regard TO ferry companies
Mr. GALE, in regard TO bribery and corruP-
ticn Of jurors.
Mr.. HApLEr. 10 protect mechanics
Mr.D.B TAYLoK defined his position on the
Canal question ana favored the plan OF Mr. Cooley Tor
Joint Countries OF the senate snt Assembly 20 take
tie question iE,o cousiea9a al sePo'T Pan Tor the
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