The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-05


BKeoKLYH DEMONSTRATES AG AINsr THE W ArEK LINE
SENATOR BROOKS SUBSTITUTES FOR DICK lHs,ON's
NEBRASKA EEs0LUTIoHs-BxCIrIkG DKBArE-l,HK
FkEE BOIL AND SILVER GREY wHIGs AT LoGaRV
HEADs-TnE LAGER BIER GEHxAEs THRRATEN ry
MOB SENATOR wHITEKY-HIs DEFIANCE-TEM.
PEHANCB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OVER DU-
RING THs KLKcfloN-srATK AGRICULTURAL so-s
CIETY-sPEAKRK FRUYN's PARTY-HoN JOHN NJ.
Bolts, ETC.
srsolA1 CORRESPONDENTS OF THE YORK HERALD
ALBASY Feb 4, 1854.
Senator Hutchins returned to his seat this morning
bringing with him memorial from the Common Council
OF Brooklyn demonstrating against the bill In the
Senate Tor the appointment OF missionsrs inrelaon to
the building of pers and wharves In front that city,
m encroschmsnt upon the hArbor. The memorial
exceedingly able dscum but III great length prevented
copying 1t today 1t is signed by Ed ward A. Lambert
Mayor of Brooklyn and attesed by Peter r. Hsgsmsn
clerk OF the council.
The first opportunity that occurred, Senator Dickinson
called up his Nebraska resolutions M Brooks and
cad the following, which he ofersd substitute for
thoss presented by Nj D. few days since published
in the HERALD and as ei for nntee OF three to re-
port upon them
The binding force OF the As the Missouri com
promise act approved March, ls2 and whcn Is in the
o,eded sy Frsocs to the under the n.ms 4
Loniisna VIII lies north of SO degrees 80 minutes nth
latitude not included within the limits OF tns State
tenpA by this act slavery aud invoun Ary servtuds
otherwise than in the punishment OF crimes whereof the
parties sh, have bsen Gully convicted shall and is
hereby, forever prohibited: provided always that any
person sapir into the anne from whom la Dor
vice Is lawfully cAind In any State Territory Of the
and conveyed to the person claiming his her labor o.
service ~ Aforesaid"
Al report upon binding 70 ce Of the said act of
ceston ,cm France to the United States under the
OF Lou sana in to territory lying the
line OF thirty ak degses and Thirty minutes aud from
which States may be formed and admitted the Union
with or without slavery thor constitutions may pre-.
s,ribe ut the time Of their adoption. Also,
CON prom ire measures Of $50 which included the adms
zion OF California into the Union free State large
part Of which les south Of thirty six degrees and thirty
minu'es the organization OF New Mexico and Utah into
ritoria govern ments, with without slavery their
should ptescribs the act for the surrender
OF fugitivs frem service when claimed under tbs pov
sons OF the fourth article section and third clause
OF the tonsitu ion Of the Unitsd Stes and
the rdgment of the slave trade In the DISTRICT Of Co.
lumbia. Also
denial of the position assumed by the advocates Of
the Nebraska bill as Washington tst the Msouri
promise act nas beep superfeded in reference to Ne
braskA~ Territory by the compromise &C. Of 1850
And request to Senators and representatives. In
Congress- to vote sgain hs Admission OF NebrAkk into
the Union until the Indian titles are sx,ingushed
Hi. Brooks supported his motion by few remarks and
took his seat. Senator Dickinson made reply aivo-
CATH bis resolutions Me- Brooks again took the oor
and entered into elaborate argument in favor Of the
substitute which he offered He said II pie resolu
tion offered srpg to the compromise Of 1920 he
sustain It, and alss vote for sustaining that Of
1850. But the recital in Mr.. DioAinsons preamble
feripg to Texas in ls4b and the Of 1885,
declared utterly unnecessary. He would request Che
cid not tale the word instruc in this senss) ssna
tors and Representatives in Congress not to vote
Nebraska and Kansas bill until the In ian title
tipguished within the proposed boundaries This fes
>tpre Of Mr Douglas bill he considered being
sfcnH. daARQt the bill been amsnded to 'oDats
all objeoIions this head Hs entered somswhAs
into politics. and anosx other thing sated thst several
himself holding their eests not OF waig nu.
mercsl strength but they the frus OF victory
consequence OF the division in The democratic ranis In
1uson he marked, with much emphasis that The
adyar CO Of freeoos in this country m 5ch
r,pe than slavery that fess need be nrtafnel
hy the North that would bs oysrbons By slave po
He ssd thst the su hstitufe ~Dsh ne offered exactly
OF the import with that adopted at The nomination Of
Gen. Scott.
Mr. Dickinson followed He went into sonnet hing OF .
comparison betSeen slave labor at the South and fes H.
tor at the North, and drew dostu picture Of Virginia
lane in contrast with that OF Vermont He then Went
fno history OF the origin OF the diff cues of the WING
patty and peited Mr. Fillmore snd the ever greys pretty
severely
This csllsd Up Mr.. Putnsm of Buffalo who, bsing q
live man, MADE most elaborate address, taioing Mr.
Fnlmcre the national whigs who sust.asd him dur
ng his Dis remArks were eq lsnt scorch
IL and cAueriz TO deep extent though he regretted
the necessity OF being compelled to defend the late I'D
ministrsiop fcm attacks mate By any whis this lor
He pad beautiful compliment. 20 Mr. Brooks, resrettng
thai the latter .houId nave applied 10 him the
able mark OF Ceser, ct tn Bruteo Mr. Brooks
that nothing had fallen from his ps Intentionally deserv
In Of suca rebuke Mr. p said il his intention upon
taking his not have been deawn into con.ro.
in relation 10 the late troubles of the whig carty
but to have avoided Scyla ds and Charybdis
the other and be wished to avoid the rock upon
which the whig party had been split.
Mr. Crosby took the floor and advocated NJ. Dcknsons
resolutions sppauded Senator Sew,ras high Law notions
ard SPOKE half An hour on the anti lavery aide
Durirg this anti islavery discussion, the Hon. John ~
Bolts Of Virginia who had the honor . certain occa-
IS. on Of 81 Sleeping with Captain W. seated % on
ipson. He sermed to relish the debate exceedingly we'll
seDstor Whtrsy arose, holding strip Of paper
three feet long, his han5 and remarked hat he
had received Ieears pnic despatch ths oty OF
New York, sent by member OF Assembly now in the
Don't in the niht train he referred TO this fact
In order 70 show the S2ators from the Tgentsth (Mr
Hitchcsckl and the Thirty first (Ar Putnam) the Kind
OF p.ope they deeired to protect in tie BILL
These Senators had advocated lager bier dtstlllsres
Mr.. PuIam sald thoss Of his constituents we're in
smother portion Of the STATE entirey-BuaAlo.
Mr. Whitney further remarked, that when he desired
to enter the city Of New York he should do tho day
night tine as bsst sated his convsnicncs and the
Germans dshfed TO molest HIM. assured them ne would
be ready 20 meet them. Nothing further was said he
did not desire the protection Of the Senate
The Senate then after ordering Mr. Brooks resolutions
printed and agreeing to Joint resolution OF the House
authorizing tns Secretary OF State to procure tickets fr
consttuopsl election, sd dournsd until aoneay
In he House some siderable number OF bills
ported snd retsred. lengthy d. bate occurred upon
slsction In order that member might 20 home aud vote
varori propositions we're submitted when, ,aly, at
ncur hgfeed FRIDAY OF rext
until Thursday Of the folio ying week
Difficulties are daily increasing among the msnssrs o.
the Legislature as to the truc meaning ofa prohibto
liquor law very large number us ted the ,boy
last November and rode into the Legi-latne during the
hmpeauco tornado, pledged TO the support OF lay
prevent nter perance acting General Jackson
did when Re csns'rued the constr uton Ls under
stood H." Every n ember who IL nnt fAnstic roguar
straight Jacket ultra s deciding for MIN ,eK 10
the proper mole OF so enaeEDg Law which shall havs
constitutional flaw In II, and whith will reccivs
the approbA ion OF the psop This fac made more
Wis ole during The dis iusson OF the bin 10 the House
ter sy afternoon, than heretofore. The original frisuds
Of the BILL those OF ress p are constantly propoipy and
submitting amenements OF q relaxing charactsr Yes.
erday Mr. ID p Wood, leading whig AID Acknowledged
temperance mar amended ths tespth section 40 as to
allow the time for notice Of app.a to higher courts
ten days instead Of four; and Mr.. Mallory, . rea
fonttle temperance vhig amended the sixteenth
section 70 to allow the carving ot cases
70 the Supreme Conr by csrtiora also to make the
warrant TO destroy liquors returnsble within thirty days
instead OF twenty In the original seventeenth section
clause In this lection provides that whenever any
liquor shsil become forfeited under Act 1t sn, be
deafrp hv rni M.ffo