The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
at Albany

NTBRAsKA QUIET AS YEr-TEMPERAHCE IN rHR
sENATE-A DAY WASTED IN rHB HoUsK-rHR
CONTESTANTS FOR SEATS IN BOTH BoDIEs-MAfE
Law in THE H0USE-CAvING IN BR0UN-RAIL-
ROADS IN CITIEs-NKw YORK CITY REGISTER, ere.
sfTc1AI coRREroSDNT THE YORK HERALD.
ALBANY, Feb. z 1884
The legislation tday has not amounted to mueh but
perhaps all the better for the people In the Senate Ne
Dickinson called up his Anti Douglas Nebraska resolu-
tiors and sts,e that the bill for the regulation that
Territory only esotionserng document got By
Presidential Apants and desired that mis- resolutions
against supegiedipg the Missouri compromise might be
adopted by the Serate without any debate Mr. Danforh
(hnnker utimat.d that Senator absent who
sired to be heard and hoped they would not passed
vote to day Mr. Dickinson who is always very accom-
nodatisg, 1t assentsd. When they are taken up
Mr.. Danforth will offer . substitute upon which he
win make speech. The Senate then took up the Maine
Law BILL and very amissby proceeded In Its cons era
tior During ths dssusson several speeches made
and votes aksr, showing that OF ths pscusr
friends of the institution" discovered an
sty in several Of the sections After pAsng through
half . dozen sections the Senate adjourned.
The House wasted the morning session upon the Jssr
SON county contested seat. Mr. Adams the sitng mem
ber and Mr.. willis the contestant have beth rsesved
pay mileage, and ratons" for third Of the ses-
sion, while the Committee Privileges and Elections
Of the House. bsgnsing TO thEk about time to make
decision between their two brethren OF Jefferson
IT, this mornir took the subject from the hands of thu
standing mtee and refsrredit to the Committee OF
sh.p, On ally IL appeared that v.ry few me abr. knew
Anything the merits Of the case nd the
mse a,oss without coming to any decision .hen tho
mtse to present report In the morning. together with
al the papers In the Gaze.
Another Gay or two Sl be consumed, when finally
Mr. Aesns viii be ousted, ard the Hsn Mr. Willis black
smith, Of JGersen county viii be sworn In 10 take HIS
ssst. The case o, Msgure Clsrk-hunier or against
barn cuneris rot settled even slluaed TO- though ths
iaoicstions are unnstaseabs that the wings prefer
tEnipg sr. CsIk. The other csss-thst OF Mr. sori1y
oontes ing the teat o. Mr. Blskey, In the senate
hss been some~bst investigated; and though Ne, stor
lag had eleven hundred votes more than Mr. Bskssy he
vii not be rerritsd 70 represent 0tsego, &C. in the
prssent senate These the Hxsd facts" which the
reeut " Ill Ebun6s nty prove.
Tbs House WAS in session last evening on the Maine
Liquor BILL After considerable struggling the bill was
read FAR The eleventh section II contains this pro-
vision ait shall Be the dnty Of svsy sheriff deputy
sheiif constlble policeman or m.rsha II he shsu
peet have I, sosp,c that any intoxicating
liquors srs kept; intended for sale 80, &s to ssze the
sc rsry spinsssd eeSate arcs. ca this clause. aud
able speeches made By Mr. Baker and others show
ing that 1t violation OF tho bill OF rights and the
Consultation TO invade the private resdenos OF c
upon the prstencs that liquor Was kept The
ultra Mainss becoming uneasy and seeing that thsre
much force in ths objections thug urgrd,
cut ca debate and adjourned. 1t was the nrst
svioercs since the disounion commenced, that
ooubts existed es to the passage OF the bill With the ol
nal stringent features. Discussion IL awakening TIE
nses OF many who here 10 vote for any lsw which
might be presented to than. three O'Clock this after
noon the House resumed the confederation OF ths bill but
nothrg occurred worthy OF note 1T cosCg this dspAtch
An error was committed DAY or two snss, In stating
thit Mr. Benedict, who decided Mr.. Leigh Ia order was
between sirty and reventy years Of age" la jaai,e
to the honorable sentlemsn should be stated that he
las only seen ffiy two winters.
The following biik, introduced In this House BY Mr.
Onklng, viii 20 read with interest BY the OF New
York. particularly those who erestsd in the Broad
ray Railroad scheme and tbs OF instr sus
In the Register Office.
The people Of the state Of Now York. represented la
Senate AND Assembly, do enact ~ follows
sso l. No railroad shall heesiter be Constructed In
street the cities Of ths State wthout the
thoreo majority of the Of property upon ths
srec In which such railroad 70 Be being ars
I'd and obssa ed Tor shs puyposs Of dsernninr oon