The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-20

Adjournment Of the Nsso Sdvpssiyv E,gis.si1s-
Us Pyocssdsnes- di:s slavery sps:sassI's f2r.
Paul n. Geo>gs-R s7s,oais b. 1ddres,-E'qaor
LGu-Siase Rsd,stricted -JaaSeiary RsusoGeticd
--COrpprSttow Acts-- p 5s,tios Of Poiaicu AZ
Gairs-D Democratic STATE Cenuentios.
Our Ls3latOse adjourned on Sstur day las, July
IA, after session Of shi.tyni1s dsys. tbs amount
of work done was Considerable. rns numSsr OK
pubic acts passed was 90; Of private acts, CO; OF
pubic resolutions, 20; Of private resolutions. %.
Addresses to the nunbsr of Ia were passed, request
lag to Governor 70 remove eighteen Officers, br
rides militia officers The session has besn al OK itng
ene though perhaps not more 80 tn&n TIA. o. 1854,
when the democrats had a maj 'risy in one branch.
and were Almost the whole OF toe otnsr. rbs de-
bates have been acrimonious, personal and ints
resting. Some suddenly formed frisn isasps have
died equally sudden deaths: aud IL the session his
been harvest Tina 70 certain pc sons ia PLAN ths.
ID has bsen seed time TO otasr psrsons. Large in
vestments have bsen made in the politics. earth,
and We shall see In March next VIII II il 10 b tbs
product Of Their labtY "a
The Legislature showed itself 70 be toe N ost Antr
slavery public body tina. has mat ia this State since
that denocratio Lsgis!ssure which passed resolu-
tons sgainst slavery, and 10 favor Of tho Wilmot
prov!so, under tbs leadership Of AIRY Hibosrd and
the late Senator Norris. Tne resolutions in sson
to the repeal OF the Missouri com promise, which are
even OF an abolition chsrac.er, were adopted
by vote Of arly tdree to one in the House, and
almost unanimously In the 6sns.e The discussions
on these resolutions we're VIA, ia called "ssicy."
Your Old Acquaintance, Mr. Paul r George, of dep,
kjn.cn, who took very pr,1insnt and c edisabse
Part in the Legislative p>oceed.ogs declared that il
the doctrines propouEded had BEEN bought forward
before tie last election, the devil would have bsen
raised, and the result OF bste would hava bssn
different. Bot even he, while ststirg that Congress
had the right to make aud unuaks the Fagt,ve Slave
law contended that it was sn uorishtsous sct fron
which Jon can infer what must DO the opinions en-
teitaned 0. ]. by people Of o.he- general poiri 81
views. Mr.. George, on the last day bat ons Of the
session, had leave 60 intsodocs bill "coa ,eraiag
the rendition Of fugitive alaves" which allowed them
nial by jury. NJ. rappsD, Of Bradford, one OF orr
principal anti eavery man, said tbs. the bill was
greatly in advances Of the fuglH act but he N we'd
20 lay IL on the table, which motion IVES aiopssd.
Mr.. George, the same day, after dsnouuc,og tho
Know Not'ings for their abolitionisn, declared
that he-safte his heart would b. with this demo
cracy. At this early day il is not easy to say how
far no spoke tbs sentiments Of those democrats
who acted with himself and kr. Burke In
aiding 70 break down the dsm,,-atc party in
the State, not because they hal any enmity Z,
Gov. Baker, but becsuse they wished TO strike
blow st tie national administration, whic
has vsst number OF enemies among tbs
men who were mos. forward IN lAbcriny
for the End Of its Gre alton. II Genera Pierce should be
the democratic car didste fer the mex Presjencyhe
Old Guard viii not bs oand suD porting b. q. rne'e
10 hardly any other democrat whom tsey could not
be relied Bpon to support
Tho bin t, re-dist ic. the State for the choice of
Senators vas passed. aud wil be attended with some
efsc. on our future elections Wit h was thu os,,
in pasdpgi. That to ram,1e! thu judiciary system
equally successful. and viii prove pc ,usr a,t.
TIE democrats. who ought to have passed liz them
selves. years ago, opposed !; ia terms tia; EO7ld
bsvs come with bstter graz, from wh;ss. re
MsiI law has been sdcpteo, and the refJfmers nov
have an opp rtunlty to snow how so1ni b tia
position which they have 10: years bssa urs ng
upon the people Of New Ham oshire. II they sh 81
succeed better than Our aios neighbors judging
titm what l have myself seen amoag ths IA ter.
ttey wn have no grs at cause to boas OF the c01se
gus, ces OF their victory.
Ore Of The great fights Of the ssesio was on the
removal by address question, IN which tbe vic,ors
do rot sbo. their usual courage. It Ia known,
however, that they We hsmperea by some no lows
esftrtsiLtd on the subj act OF rem,vals ~ Gov
error ketcals, wfo IL endeav ring to ss'e hm
se'f with his old dsmocrssic assoc.tes-s
nost tnor.usaly u.elsss attempt and VII,
biz will, he wis forced TO syn. tie dsssh
warrants OF men wbom hs would Willingly
have saved. II he could. But his my.ves are
seen through. and be vii es m ,re disik d sls1
EVER BY he men whom he would rain Impose uo,a.
They look upon his conduo: Is sddiog lusui. to ic
jury. Having always acted on the priuciLe en-
ocdiee Ia Secretary Marcys aph 'rian thai "to tas
victcr," &C., they uld have submitted without
much rtmak to an open prescription; bat, in com-
mon with most men who haze sense OF stlfresl eS;,
they ha,e tpose who would impose upon .EeL by Q
piece Of nystfcaion or juggitry. rhs coa.lao Its
sre msst OF then, hearth as ,smsd Of the miserable
sham.
An act REQUESTING DstaIalizatio and the sal
frsge OF ra,ura izao ci:i1ens wss psses, without
division. in The House. A test vote OF SIDE N,
were 203 in favor OF the bill 10 il against il; after
which 1t was excusable In &uP patty to give up
The battle. II is rather q vsxa.ious tns1 vindic-
tive &C, ard rs passage shows no " very little CT
particular views OF the Know NothIngs. Mr.. Her
bert, OF Rnppey, sho ia tsst rising % ilporalos
amo. The denscras, vigorously ooposei tns bill,
as be belle we'd Il COZ cted WITH che co0stsrhoo. In
the csse OF foreigners who Nigh neresfter oe zone
citizens, no SAID, regulation was peiha,s necss
sary, but ths Legislature hsd NJ rsn. TO iatsrfsre
With the prvik ges OF men already nam ai'zsj Bus
bus very juss onAtin ,sion bad no weight with t,e
ISM, and 50 the bill became o las.
TIT 1ty.ws private acts passed relate slnos.
entirely to the interests CT corpotatioos whcs Is
CONTRARY to the trsdisionary pc 10y OF New H,n,-
SHIRE that sbSors, 9. least u tks;ry all co 2o.s
tons IS anti.denooIaJc, and dangerous - tn
liberties OF 81 pcppie. Bsks. wser companies,
hotel companies, s.eaDmill companies, railroad
ccnpAnis, ice campanics, sal:graoa comea
nKs. &c., NC, were incorporated III goodiy
numbers, or otherwise were lesisla,ed for. and
took Up no smali portion Of tho time Of
the Legislature, Az tbs interests Of tbs state
Increase, AID her resources deve opsd thu sort
Of legislation becomes more and more imp ,-f IA,
aud all theoretical politics. mus: give way bs,re
the necessity that compels is. We a.e changing,
though not 10 rapidly 90 some other states, aud
Another generation viii REQ this community 81
different from the old Granite Ests as that differs
from the land that the Indians hunted AID roved
over.
There ia not . grea. deal 10 b. said about the
position In which phipgs have been iefs by thu