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


SENATE.
ArnAsr, Feb 4, 1854
NEW YORK HA2BoR KycRoACnsaEsrs,
NJ. HcToHUs (nat dem OF Kings, presented ma.
moria from the corporation OF the oi. of Brooklyn pro-
tsstng ,gsnst the passage OF the bill relative to the Ne
York H.rhor enci on chi uenis.
PROJECTION or MECHANICS ~ FEW Yosg CITY
Mr.. BRoows, fwhig Of Ns~ York introduced his bill
for the better protection OF erecting buildings
in New York city
sERRAsKA BILL
The Nebraska resolat ations then cams ND
Mr. BROOKS aseve that the resolutions se to
seleo, COMMITTEES OF three With instructions 10 report
oss or resolutions smbodypg the following prno
pies - The binding force OF the act known ~ the
Missouri Compromise act approved March 8, $780, and
VII oh is In the owing words, viz -
Provided That in al err,ory ,eas6 oy France to the
uoi'ed StAies uneer the name OF usana (which lie
rorth Of So cegr.es Se minutes north latitude iactu
ded within the limits Of ths State oonts oy this
act slavery md involHnary aervuie, Otherwise than Ia
have been duly coSicee shall ana hereby forever
piehsisso. pr9vieeo awsys that soy per.n ssospi9o
claimed, in any State ofSS,Ags OF tffs UnitS6 lss
such , ,s,sos ss,s s.;%I may b to
said.
of-cssNo6b Of Elon de United States, under the name
Of hbp eierence to territory lying north Of the
Linz DdeS 80 min and from uhi,h States may be
framed and ADMITTED into the Union, with or withsut
slavery as their consttuu may prescribe at the time
OF THAR adoption Also, to report recognition Of and
acquescence Ia the promise OF 1850 which
included the admission Of Ca iforns into the Union q,
free State large part OF which lies south Of 80 deg 80
min The organization Of New Mexico and Utah into
territorial governments with without slavery their
ccpsttu ols should prescribe the Aot for the sur.
render Of fugiiives from service when claimed
under the provisions Of the artic twenty $40 nd
ssoop and third clause Of the constitution OF the United
States and he at for the OF the slave trade
In the District OF Columbia also deh 4l OF the position
assumed by the advocates OF the Nebraska bill 1t Wash
irgtoD, that the hissou Comp act been So
perseded, in rfersncs to the Nebraska territory by tue
Compromise act Of 1850, ard . request Senators
mission of Nebrasks into the Union until the Indian
titles are extirgushed
A debate occni red, in which Messrs Dickinson, Pat.
nam, Brooks, Danforth, and Crosby took part.
No question taken.
WHITNEY, GxRMANs AND THR LIQUOR QUESTION
Mr.. WBTSxY. (dem OF the Fourth district N y here
rose to question OF privilege, and read despatch he
had Just received from member OF the Assembly in New
The Germans threaten to mob you don't come in the
night train"
Mr. WHITNEY, sait he alluded to the subjsct 10 show
the the twentieth and Thirty nrst dstr ts
special lt tgisstiou rs haa idsa th.t the threat
came frem any other than those who ware hAbitusl
ftquenters Of h drinking saloons which he had
sluced on former occasion, The great body OF tho
GeImArs had nothing to do with the matter. At all
events he should visit the city day night as usual,
and all be hs5 to to ihose who threaten mob him
was that when they oh ose to him they would fnd
him ready to receive them.
TICKETS FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT BLRcrIoy,
fb, joint resolutions from tne Assembly, Ia reston to
tn. distribution Of tickets At the election for the consd
tutionEi amendment, Vas announced, Aad by consent
adopted.
The Senate then atjourrsd