The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-24
ArrAI1s AT ALBANY
THE PROHlgiTORY LIQUOR BILL IN THE SENATE.
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"REMINISCENCES OF THE ANCIENT WHIGS
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The Campaigns Of ~ and us.
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LETTERS FROM HENRY CLAY AND OTHERS,
Interesting Proceedings in the Assembly
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THE paoHIBlToRY LIQUOR BILL IN THE SENATE.
The Campaigns Of ~ and 'is.
LETTERS FROM HENRY CLAY AND OTHERS.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.

NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
! Senate.
| Atnasr, Feb. %, 1855
| Committee OF Conferences wa, appointed on the
| resolution for recess.
/ rorxRAsox MIL.
The temperance bill received from the Assembly
Nj. Williams moved It's reference to Committee OF the
whole.
Nj BnooKs wished the bill to be divided into two 80 AZ
to separate the constitutional from the
portion.
Mr. DASFoRrH reason why the bill should LA We
reference to standing or select committee.
The blu, by vote Of 10 TO g. referred to Select
Committee on Temperance.
2hc Idiot Asylum bill vas reported.
PASSED.
To extend the preemption right OF the sarstoys ani
sacketts Harbor Railroad Compsny TO certain lands
Relative TO the Natural History OF tho State.
concurrent resolution TO elect Regent the 10Th
Of March, in tae place Of Mr.. osulliyan, adopted
TIN IhMnoS SLAVE cAsE--TnE oUARRiIs or rrK WINGS
iSTsIRnsTisG CoRRrsroSDEscE HENRY CLAY AND
OTBIRs.
Mr. DICKINSON called up the resolution authorizing In.
prosecution Of the appeal the lemmon slave case
The question pending am.ndmsnt 10 EN-.
p'oy additional counsel II the Attorney General should
Mr.. DIcKIssoN had called up the resolution for the
purpose Of reading several letters which he desired
put into his remarks nearly ready for the prcss
aud especially tne from Mr.. Clay -
ASHLAND, Nov. 20, 1854
NY DEAR sns-l duly received the two st.eta which
you did me tie savor TO address 10 ma written i'm.
mediateiy after tho interview OF Lss OF Maryland
minailon Of the Presidential election In the state of New
York feel greatly oslged by prompt attention TO
my request communicated through Mr. Lee
Througbou. this whole poltics campaign have never
doubted your good inentons. and have been constant
y persuaded q your having employed your eser.
| The sad result of the contest ia now knowa II il
nlso rrevcrabc aud only t to deplors tsat so
good cause sustained ~ so many good men has been
defeated-dsfcatcd too ~ n comb nation Of the most
extraordinary adverse crcamstances tat perhaps
before occurred. Bu. 4 Is us.less and unayailnx
to speculate upon the Of the unfortunate issues
OF the contest We also too much under the excite
ment which 1t produced and under depression created
the gloom which hangs over the future. II Will be lme
the disap rointmclt which II has Just experienced
A. for my self II would be folly 20 deny that feel the
severity Of the tlow most intensely feel for myssf
but unless my heart decey.s feel II sti for
my country and my friends had hoped 10 have been
hunbie insrums mt in tbe hands Of Providence 10
arrest the downward tendency Of goyenment had
hoped TO have had in my 70 DO justice 70 those
able, valuable and virtuous friends who have been
or and 20 cruelty prescribed and prosecuted But !,
has been otherwise deeIeee and my day is that Of
rtsignat,en and submission olerishng the hop. that
some otbers, rore fortunate than myself, may vet
arise 10 accomplish tb~ which have been aos
TO effect.
~, and trust ths, you viii long be spared Ia health
and property 10 render great and too service to
4
such will continue 10 be the prayer ot your fsisa nj
obedent terysni IL CLAY
\ VIZ. ". SEWARD, Esd.
i T.. S-l vrite by the hapi ~ who act,E my
| amhnuenss, upon my dctati6n. " q.
1hank fortune, said Ar D, W have living w.tness
sreth.r her frem NJ r' sshsrm~,soru @ S NOV wa rsa'
hrnoY, feb u. 1855.
TFAE sir -. have read In m. Journal of ycserBsy
Te.,,rs Leli !, eaa,.i n III c,v =, H. ...
az ~. Iews mat Cen Tayior hal secsptcI lie s,ith
Carolina nomination Nhlch placed him oa tle Prcr,.
Tiima,,' AMI - cear s,i ssn,, ~ ~, a. o, !" 4 =
! lie ,ytnts of tbat eft.Yno"n snd .yenioy tb,t Il
..,msss IN thai wsre ,se t,,ns..,fap. IN yi.,srl,,
p.,ns sorsbs} eoon,,s,t - ,b a.n, \ 80 ty' ay'
,hsusLt sosrs gIys III, nv w,.noss,,aa. 80 ~
! male .ncL ute ~ rbsm a. Yoa ,ar M Tb.v Az.
thes,,-ur Fnlnots !, INT time vas SAVING A.
\ tbe I.Iayan Bou,e uhere ! ,av him on t,sf ssv
when hs 49,. ,lss. "a - 81 ns ,sh., go st.' ,sn
/ tEe news then received would have On tie ,hiy, /
repii.d Ia, il pula give cane for vr..t tpAi,stap
tbtt M. rbe. a. Ss~ Yory veui5 pa,.r tan.ly sss,
Ia bsve iniss,ice done him Alter ihls coayersat8n
tho All or tbe above meeting ppea red me. III FaI
nswed. ana t.e contemplated meeting .poEsn of H.
eia not ,ay wore sssins, tie prornc,y q tb-
ing, tu, sdyifed prudence and rnoisrstlon, IN which
| agreed with hun then believed that tie facts
stIe 70; tsry before ~. h.t thars vas mI'APprshsn
~ cs,,sl .,ser.a = 49, J.'sc.aI oess ~ ~
Way where found msny Wigs ~ their way - tie meet
ing ! had been hsrs ~, ~ 'hort tine .ssa W. w.
,grted H'As4 hra 4 y ntna,i = b- a, The nss,as
tt) T. 70 up and etdeavor 70 prevent, BY prudence
arf moeeratlon sny untba,an, result The r''ait q
that meeting ~ matter ~ history. - mr. miad, the
fact that Mr. Fillmore new and approved of tue
Dg held that evening II placed beyond dspa's
tradIcton He advised his friends % attan4 H. bat ~
/ .lsed caution Yours repeatedly,
/ ". !. .CHEgNERHOAS.
| Nov .iliIesd ,aia Mr y an ,,h.r from hr cioss'
i vas Of the mIrssslon hsd Mr. kiiis bsrs 70 pis,s
4 siobgsice OF this
| TaoY, Ieb ie 1850.
i Eflg sR-l tsf Conversation sith NJ. Fimors on
the subsci of the AtABy meeting 81 faiuTdsy, the cih
| August, 1913
afternoon On his way % ne Eofioa depot hs Earned
hat m'stiHg vss about - - callsd ocesrossi ~
TIE cnuTte Tursued ~ zen Isykrs trsnS A. ihAftss-
ios 20: ..I.enng . - s.t.ln'a long ., 'hs 40.