The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-10
Affairs Mt the state Capital


NEBRASKA, TEXAS, THIRrY-sIx TRIRTY-RxCITraG
DEBATE BETWEEN THK wHIG5-TdE DICKINSON
RBsoLUTIoHs AD0PrED-rHK FREE s. OILERS TRI-
UMPHAFr ovBR THE SILVER GRAYS-srAHE AGRI-
GuLTUHAL socIKTY-ALMosr FLARE UP.-HBxr
FAIR IN NAV YORK, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TIE NEW YORK HERALD
ALBANY, Fob 0, 1854.
At early hour this morning the Senate went ints
tho consideration OF the Dcknion Nebraska resoutons
they whipped and spurred through the HouEs
Tuesday. Mr.. Putnam offered the amendments
which had previously prevailed 10 the Senate and long
discussion arose bstreen the woolsys and grsys. Mr.
Putnam Mr. Books both clog speeches.
fnipg their opposition to tho Nebraska bill to ths Mis-
souri, compromise which both defended. The latter gen
tleman believed that the reigning po st Albany at
this moment was tenfoid stronger than the old
Albany Regency wls and iaoluiel fn much fewer hans
and also stated that tse o, nllard Fillmore
proposed by the Chamber OF Commerce one OF the
commissioners hsrbor encroAohnaeDtn telesrAphic
despseh sent from Albany down to tne city o. New
Yr', forbidtiDg it. and his name was withdrawn. On
the S.wad siee Msssrs Dickinson and Crosby took the
or, and equally strong Ag.rs. Mr.. Fillmore
and AL his acts in reAuon to the compromi,s
rneasurss TIE eebste continuei until
hour after ths usual time for when the
ting had, Mr. PunAms amendment rej .cted, and
Nr Dickinfon's acoptst By this vote: Ayss-Barnsrc
Bishop, Bssely, Bradford, Butts, NJ CA X, Crosby,
RcbAros Robertson sasrrill ,lksr Yost ali whigs-Is
Nsys-Bsrr Brooke, z. Clark DAntcrh, Hllsey. ai ch
democrsts (excep, Brooks Putnam, and whitney-ll
This has been test vote by which is is psresved that
there only three silver gray Wigs In the Senate.
Durn the discussion the whole slavery question, aud
many other family whig matters were brought In. The
seaats nearly FULL and the crowd among them half
the members Of the Assembly, was greater than
other occasion. Mr. Putnam and Mr.. BROOKS delivered
able and eloquent speeches and listened to with
paefoupd atts nton and appAude; but their
NnYta fec. As
became converted. The resolutions go to Congress- ~
Governor Seymour may feel dis ,ossd to send
them, there TO be thro among the refuse papsB.
The annual meeting Of the state Agricultural Society,"
in the Assembly chamber equally excies consderaole
interest The debates last evening peculiarly in
teresng. There is any strife FOR Offices the
hon-s with the excep ion OF that OF Secre
TRY ard are always distributed from year to
year TO give every portion OF the State toerxbls
fair proportion ps its turn es around Bat 1t Is not
with regard TO the place for holding the Annual State
Fair There a always the greatest exeter ent Nhbe1
and large amounts OF money have heretofore bseu
pended in order to secure the location. Tbs duty Of
bY ing the place de solyes upon tine Executive Committee
but that body uaiforly deBigrstes hs pi
the preference Of the Society As usual this matter
v.s Yesterday referred to committee of twenty four
consisting OF three persons from each Judicial district Of
the state lone consrltAoD was held nucn ciscnssion
ensusd ard great number OF bslotings took place Ia
the committee whether the next fair snoud bo held =.
Syracuse New York. After lepg ny, lhboricus
and not harmonious sestion ballot was ally oo.
sined which ietulted Ia thirteen for New York ani
eleven Syracuse This fact duly reported to the
Society when Nr Gsdaes wed 10 disagree si n tbs
rort tf the conUtes BY srik out New YORK ana In
ssrpg Syracuse Be spoke very strongly In opposition
10 New Yo and charsed tnat tbs result 10 cCm nites
ssoIed by the action OF OF the oers from
the Eighth distfiot who viclsted his pledge Tierc
the greatest sensation amopg the farmers st This
cusaicp ard whispens one to anotnsr vonds red sho
he meant When Mr. G carcgds1, the door taken
by ISwis Alien Of Nisena H. was the person suded
10 ar hayirg votso FOR New Yo.k contrary, was
SIsg,d 20 he wishes Of his district Hs tenisd the
ctsas in :he rcs. 6stinct and emphatic terms ii had
voted for New York for many rszcss erd anerg Others
that ey hsviEg exhibition theie sae npossrisA sd
itssuiy tf The cety vCnli oeocs rrp nisned; that
to tbs city esfy ftm eyssy pz cf the see
particularly from Lorg Isisrd Staten hisnd, all the
irg on tbs Rudson rive, ~hos- farmers had MT
been able hsYetcf TO trInspsr thsir cste, pgoa1is
&c. TO the central part OF thu STATE without great tacoa
vpie. ard expense several othsr mcnnbsrs spoke
both tices, but Nc Dickinson prets sired the city o.
Enir, The Erie road 20 either 4 tho o.hsr pl,css.
The debate continued TO late hour win much Ehi
y and mn degrtc OF warmth ptriiculsrv bT John
A King OF QueeIs Ambrose Stephens OF Nss York, and
L. f. Allen, OF Nisgsrs. Upon taking the question the
for New YORK. fifty two ard for Syracuse fifty
about closs as IT didin the comDittes
The genilsn Who spoke in this agricultural dsbate
showed high talent for pubh speaking exhibiting IA
mil,Irty With tho topics they dicnssog highly
coDmtrcsbe. Many Of them srs gentlemen OF highly
thou hts ia forcbls and ausnt stye Hot Corn" oc,u
pied the cer occasionally but his uccouth CO
and the character Of bis recsT published rok, rend
aim very annoying to the far mOrs.
A few GAYS Elm the resolution adopted ip the
senate calling upon Araitor OF the cso.l Department
TO report the psd by he State for Proiesioo.
vcss In obtaining decision upon tho consttuiopay OF
the al Law of 1851 report has been recayed, by
which 1t appears that John Spencer recsived eight
hundred doliare Samuel Bradley thoussni cosrf,
and Hiram Del 10 aiso Thousand doilsrs maxim nearly
thyee thousand dollars which the state paid these
for arguing tre urconItituticnay Of OF is Ia vs.