New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-04
DOINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
From Our Owr Reporter
sENATE..-..ALBASY, Friday, Feb 3, l95i.
NTPRasNA GCEs.ION.

ALBAYY, Friday, Feb. 3, 1854.
rHr NEBRASKA QUESTION:.
Mrr rorv hour Mr. DIcxISsoS called for the cons Ter
alton # the Nebraska resolutions.
H. EEoEs asked the Senator TO expiain the nature and
recesstv of the rcscutiOIs There wte some senator's
about tie circle who, in the discharge OF their ohcial
du'ies had not had time 90 examine thein .
Mr. Dickinson remarked tha. he dii NJ poo ''t 10 ''
cues hcn OF their nature, they spoke for then'evet
or their necessity, tie men lately made n Cngress
with regard The organization o. the Nebraska territory
Mr. BhooSs replied that on taking his seat this morning
having been Glscrt in tie discharge OF ms dut ne as
covered for 4 fret tine that set o. res'ui )ns on
This subject had taken the place Of those offered ny me
Senator f.Ir the 3th Mr. DlcESsoS on the saie SUBJECT
last week. 80, ...
by tie recent change made in the bill before Congress
relative to tie kaascs Territory. ,..,,
conideraton lie had not had the least time 70 examine
them and certainly net yet apprsed 81 ne necessity
for any NOV IncI the part OF state in The enl'e
lie was one Of those who was willing TO trust our
and Rerrcsenatives in Congress for correct eA fes'pn
If the sentiment of the ,iro State on this aud All ma
fiorGl quettiors Of Ike nature But a! al e'ent uo
trusted that the Senator would not force Vote on eso
Nr- PrTsAM having secured the floor stronuously de-
nouncod the Douglas bill lie urged that il came rom
Presidential huutfIom the representatives, Of Young
Amer a-oId lie viewed as the greatest pec0 81 demi
crueifm ever entered into by public man. e1i as the
itLet lid for the Presidential chair ever made lie
mced that the bin proposed shamel IS Violation OF the
Mi,souri Compromise, which 10 man, Norih9rner nor
SoutLerper could consistently coun'enanCs No was
Sun poter The Missouri Compromise and he was alsl an
advocate of the G. mrromse measures OF !so bui When
he advocated those tasurCs he had no idea tat ne Di
be 70 early called upon, citizen 81 tie Uule Sles
and as Comprcnise nan 81 J: ~ 20 wilt, , =,
If the ComI:Ousc OF le-e ich le vas always 'ilsH. %
consider rs solemn and binding upon the citizen OF the
North as Of he South. ,.o,,.,
Nj DicKrssos expressed his willingness tchave them
laid over for 70 day.
-. - zreaff
Xiv Puoox. who wished 10 have The vote on them post
rored that he might further examine them u9t Doi9.9
hey laii on The table he desired to say maj va"
regard 70 this with al national suect he w"Il nave
4 Souih hold the North to lis bond cen ~ Sa{'osS di
The Christian and be won ID a have he North h9l tho
South 10 is bond closely rs did I0rle nod ony!o -
liz Thou shalt have al Justice but II thou tax 81 more
or less thsn us pound b. il 20 much as makes sht
cor leayy in tie subs lance thou Gest. Dl' nc 80
rrerartd 10 se that the enactment Of 6 Tor the ?Isa
tior If cur Territories which provided tina, the cit ns
of sucl Territories Should exclusively le lae WIN reier
cree 10 he ccol Institutions even though "e1e on ,n
admission or exclusion OF slavery would be FoIa'on %
n Missouri or any Other Compromise lie cor,eal'd
tIat dc citizens Of III Territories, and they alone hai
the riclt 10 decide The question. 3r d. concilued win
~ narh ia! lie deemed IL an INV ~ taAtaoie assu
HE rart Of The Senator from Illinois ilr DOUGLAS
to saw Il at The Compomse measures OF l75O supr'edea
tie Missouri ComploH-e. ,.,.-..,,,
M BROOM now renewed TIC inoton 20 ~ Inc Ies0H
t;oTs on Il e table f5rthe present Carried.
TIE 7 4PERAScE QUESTION.
Tic Temperance Till was made special order Tor J.
O'Clock 10 morrow"
TIE President presented the Annual Report OF the Sea
mems BuuA for Savings. II reports .o,-ssq,
Ar..s-rtr a-c...-.-.--...-. ......'''''= 49,
Losrs "a 81 g
P@.i.t, ir'rei.ii'i3ff cars snd aprsfa.. 73s@
Also he Annual Report OF tie IEsii. uon ioi oa'llsS
for NercL.l.s Clerks an others a. fellows . o.. O.,
Ian nj deI sos ..:...;...: 81 53 y
A"c. ie Iulaal pcI, file Brooklyn Savings Bank
f', from depsrs dasiss tie -ear 1885, =s5 81 %
49,
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de ten "a f;5 e
ge-L- lce.l.ccs 1880
Bal.re. in fsvcr 81 :" y
sALE or REAL E-TtTE.
Nr V'rrryrY introduced Of following bal; 80
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c.rfrf-s. -l.Il
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Js fsr. st saie Of Tax OF at sls D. syea o. m
los na.s IS so-ess j. t .l Be laval AM soapetent
al, the cent IL " fael otisf ~ s' 80 n be I'll. =
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ASSEMBLY
THr IEyIEEaScE QcEsiI'S- ,
The Vouse " ut into Committee yestlIuas 81 f'o VI ~"
, nm 49, 49,. So. lon Of Ir'ernnorance. The npton
~. ~. - he ~ nj aIionrnnent On Wednesday even