New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19

su assurance that they governed ~ none otnsr
tssn pure and honorable motives. he w@ unsoe U
rs,,ye the Justice OF the criticism thst nsd oeeu
rr.sse uoon Mr.. Chnaie's letter. He could nov pr
80 in Il word or imfnt wanting ~ res,'o. vi
so,,,ssy 10 the Bosrd Of Regents or TO me u7 g
\, !, tue .ha, be had expressed bis dissen' tro a ~
top Of the BoSd in PLAN and torcioe aoguase
one word 81 ceusUre or Teprosch, o., on ~. .,t
tbe concluding paragraphs eJprefs BIS ertise % "a
,t6 kird f.eoes toward every naIbrr d II a'e,r
IL mi, I concur entirely with VI CsOf'e a,i
slso in The tigh euloyium which has oeen ~ . -
Inv the S.ps,or from MARYLAND up'o me on'I b.,
fIemep composing The majority OF .u' o, co.t-oi nv
cannot hermit ny respect f)r ,o5u' -. ~ - g. con-
;rSa,ne,t "a a Rsrsn; in opposition 70 my prn I'm
s;c,o,s under the Law. Inc Fh'is un ~. =! :;
from difference Il opinion I'D r :, ~, - ;,ss
terure,s.on Of the organic Jaw - -, H., IN
wrs DIR. . y ,re.enta'ves. When The lnsN' luton
,i.,br,b4d al the vsrious sp1 con- 'e"pg 'fns
ree 49,. ,resep'ed snd discussed snd inc re'oi w
tfst The hhray plan was So'ps "a ne 3D.
s n a, The wboie fund but amJO1y thereof "as
80 .noli,d thereto so "a 20 maize ths LiorarY me
n,inciosl though not the excluIve OBJECT Hence
tbs lac provided that not exces1ing ?%''.'' pu'
~ sa0 600 az income should be applied 70 the IL
br,,v and the r. sdue u the other purposes hn'nor
I'D by the Act. ] hold hist Any Admnisf7uos
rbeh o. sde the Library the subord'nste onlec'' aoo
anrsd The great bulk Of the land to o,ner PufP,
~, Ysned In the law was not 8lfh)rZe1 DJ u.
- III n, nv Arguments In suppcrt Of this cOn'trlc-
tnn until se get the report ~ the Committee am
aware that Mr. CbOste and all the parties c0ncurrlog
with br, had been governed by the Purest motives,
and nv q other desire than that OF seeing the Host
fsifbfnIy executed according 70 the law ana the VIII
Of SuiibsoD cL.a.
do was to accept the resignahon There was no'olhg
else 20 oct upon. - =, -,
,sid N. reasons offered by Mr. Cboate for his resig-
nation we're 'ogstory 10 the Senate. They should
have been given through the press.
Mr. BUTLER said ne oOncurred in opinion with
The Senator from Ne~1ors
At.yn feurens,Is from Mr. WELLER in which
he proposed 70 offer resolution OF inquiry into me
ma agrmebt Of the Sith'Onlsn Institution, the letter
of Mr.. Cboate was lid on the table.
The Senate then 0structed the Judiciary Com nh
tee 10 iDauire whether any land what aciiDn was
necessary In rechrG to the SmithsOolan Institution
Mr. Fish's Passenger Vessel bill, RENTING PENAL
,ies incurred b. CT hic'iDg decisions Of the Secre
ts,;es ~ the T,easury. wac taken up and passed.
The consideration Of the Judicial Reform bill was
pottponed until the frat Monday in December next,
by vote Of 90 10 -.
The bin TO extend the Bounty Land lava was then
taken up.
the benefits OF the bill to The Pla'tshrrgh 'olunteer'
B,tb h. and Mr.. CASS who followed, spoke OF
the pstriotisrn Of the Mes. England Vo1neers, and
thought the conduct Of the Governors in the Nav
England States in refusing 10 obey the req1sition
for troops from the General Government, should not
pr.iud . the CLAIMS of patriot, soldiers.
Mr. BRODHEAD said that his friends had 40 over
loaded the bill that 10 morrow he should offer sub
stute, which would reduce II - lts original dlmen-
siops. Adjourned.
Mr. JONES's Tenn bill for the extension Of the
crecit duties railroad iron comes up in the Senate
Tomorrow.