The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-09
rHR NEBRASKA RESOLUTIONS,

rHR NEBRASKA RESOLUTIONS
Tbs same As Mr. Dlchinson's received from the
Mr. Prrs,s (whg) OF Erie called mp his substitute to
be adopted in place OF Mr. 0icsinsons
Mr. mcdssos. (wh,g) OF stsussn, opposed this move
ment He wanted I, dispose OF the Assembly resolu.
tons a. this sane time Is the substitute
PutpAms motion on the tabls Carried, By IA to ID.
Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY, Fob. 8, 1854.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To amend the charters Of Buffalo, Rochester and Syra.
cuse.
In relation to the Register Of Deeds In New York
Incorporating the Mariners Savings Institution.
rHs NEBRASKA BILL
Mr. LoHRR (~hig) of L!vln yston called up GEN Har.
ris' resolutions in relation to the NsbrAsks bill.
Mr.. D P wooD (-hig) of onondsys, offered substi.
tute being those offered by Mr. Dickinson in the Senate
Mr. ANGLE f~hig) OF Monros. oIsrsd an amend ns J.,
being those offered By Mr. Putnam In the Senate, and
Adopted by that body.
the early adoption OF the resolutions.
Mr. BENEDICT, (whis) CT Oneida, was In favor OF the
original resolutions and called for the ayes and noes
the ann ndment
Mr. D P, woop said he wanted the Senate to under.
stand that the Houe WAS anxious to have ths quss
acted upon At once
Mr. ANGLE did not see That any objection, could BE-
offered to the smentmeut. His anne ndment tina.
discussion ind far preferable 70 those oilsrsd by the
gentleman from orordsgs, Mr. wood)
Mr.. W II. Woon Goat dem) of Cattsraugus, sai he
opposed to any dturb,.os Of the Missouri ccmpro.
mise lin. Hs s.s in favor OF the smsndmsus.
eooossy ID uaed states s.n.s 9 hat the MIS-
sour ccmpromiss was imperative. These revolutions
dspy IT. and toe potion taken BY Mr. Douglas
aud his friends in the United States Ssuats We say 1t
BIS now a the force 81 constisu tonal provision We
need rot go oo lengthy dtbsts but merely negative
that which the friends Of IN. Nebraska bill eona m Bat
n n trn
tanned the resolutions. He WAS opposed TO doc
a t5.s o. 9s,.,'sn to s.esrs 4 w.ssstsa wa.n
Out want our voices 70 Do heard there sn
Mr. BlsrDIc1, to cut ca debate moved thu previous
Mr. BURNETT callsl Tor the question tho resolutions
separately Abno9b he wss ia favor OF the spirit Of the
iesoui ~ be could vote f,r the instru itions
ton ~ss then taken on tho first three resolutions IS fol
iors-
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6ns SGnhir E CsmnipK Dewey ser1 Germsn 0orhAT,
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h.o M So Le, IN Lhsla Lnsjosn L15,sr
Miller, F Miller AShell Montt,rt Munroe, Nelson,
pohert,op R,,s Po,sian s s s, sS
snl sps.xy Sterling Thorn Townsend Underwood ward
wee y nmer, Wills w His Wiane D Wood1so
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uoIirN,-Sx 10 Ieoa M,,s Nn~Sr umsf, $50
ING Seeicu spErIrY smlLLIr sserhens sUrrraS
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Wi iss in roman, FREE coil democrat In italics, and
hsrionai democrats In SIN III capitals
in anSie nnfey Ike. Paoaus .. Bal
Royd Bprocss cbesebro Coek Collins sCn,ntIin Cum.
nj e. Zero CORNISH oie,ssn Gorhan Colt Hall Har.
pur, Earris Hatch Ho7eH Boyle: rul Matthias hu.ohn.
son 4oseiey hrtchipson Joy, Kinney, kirslsnd O. @.
,ts,n .1t'ieueC, Iitu,Join, LoIieI ntAyry Msrtn,
.a 49, has, seGh" MesuirAy Aiiies Il. Maer. ..
leters Randall Pie5oyfs Riobardson Rsbertso, R,s.
Ro,clqad sArage, Scots Sessions sl spesker Sterling
Thorn, Tovusond, Underwood, Ward, Weed Wider D.
W i. "A. r W.
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GlgBs 4 oIITSnrcK jenkins j Lee Le91 MriIs No.
PiF 1prLr. srARINe, Seeiev sHEELEY SmALLEY Sur
FERN, THOMPSON, J. s Hoop-@
Mr. CLINTON, Coat dem q N. Y. asked to bs excused
vo ing sna gave nus sxiu'e writing and asss-
SAVINGS BANKS.
The resolution for ageneral bill to iacorp savings
banks waa lost,
THs TEMPERANCE
Was mate the special order for tomorrow afternoon;
after which the body adjourned
The New York Harbor Encroach,ne nts.
~ lii. Cor,,n;,,a. :, tha sa.. :, k.,h, -
y so NoA-.o 80 90 AiO' y
Ioin'ed to Investigate the entertainments being made
upon the harbor OF New York en- Tues made the fol-
,o~,n =. ;,,,, ro,o. ), ~ +,r.,.h ~ po,.s
hAJory fePurt W sne aeIse, tufOasu M p.ooAS,
the Cnairman;-
The Committee On Commerce and N,vigatiou O, the
senate ard Asreu bly having bseu NV resolu
ton SLOTTED Ia senate and Assembly lamar 20 Issa
"to prooeed Immediately to the o,ise az Nav York
Brooklyn, ard Williamson p ana examine tn. encroa IN
York ar the encrcachmep "a nov being made MON the
same and sort TIE result OF their exaunston to the
Sensts sn6 Ass BY stey on their retura 10 the
capital ask leave 70 submit ths following report
The Committee 4 ct in the city o. Nev Yors on Mon LAP
the Goth Of anusry and pro,eece il com pany With gen
tmen representing the general government And ri.h
those who hoth ofi tally ard unoficsly soanected
with ths Of Nsv York and Brooklyn to ex IN ne on
bosri ef staasntot III. East river, the Brooklyn, VIII
lismsburg and New York shores up a, tho Navy
Yard and the Ncrh river far Thirty second street
To male Their water animation complete po ssbs
he Iarfrar a LN.4
to stop at all poute where EXTENDED piers hs' been built
ard where the privileges claimed q goag srl fur
thor 'ro She Iivsr under what is regarded the authority
81 stae law. Tho views OF all interests free
yssEec, and rfey expressed Ths predominant interest
during tbe frat days excursion cd vita the
CITY Of New York
TIE Chan bsr o. Commerce commercial institution OF
the city u New York GREETED ny the Voluntary asocs
ton OF The leading merchants Of ths city IN 1885,
tered IL l1t0 by George III and from that ms to the
present identified wta tie commercial interests Of the
city, was largely rpreseue ed and Il deeply Interested in
the Of tbs BIZ which ma 1riy OF the Commit
tees Conmcs 10 boil Houses h,ve agreed to port
There also hotrt mmitee Of the citizens OF
New York fient4d O tha interest