The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-22
Another Law of the late Extraordinary Al
bany Legislature Disrsgarsiesi.


Another Law az the late Extraordinary Al
bany legislature Disrsgartea.
appears that the late Legislature passed law fixing
the weight Of Indian at SIS lbs per bashe te loyal
standard among dealers This law operation in
April, but up 70 the present time has been wholly dsre-
garded by merchants engaged In the grain ade But,
disputes likely IN grow up under the exsence Of
such q Inv, preamble und resolution drawn up
which proclaimed the intention on the part Of The
chants to disregard the late act OF the Legislature and IN
adhere TO the previous and long established custom boy
ing and selling At the a 81 lbs the busheD
k,s otherwise defermned by contract the q ssls
Inc p Gamble and resolution, copy OF which placed
al the Corn Exchange Tor signatures, folows;-
Whereas law passed by tho Legislature Of thss
State on the 10Th Agrlas aheng ,he stsndrd wesss Z
sos conc'us WIN &c law and s1so % ss ss
Su ssr psssp: Haa scs a e a
Indian corn = mot over ns,,s,n pocnds msesnred
s hs k.sns g.
W. W. and .s Indian orr.
a. the rate Of pounds Per ou.bs esceos when spe
The foregoing signed by all tho leading and most
influential merchants in the trade, with prospect that
It's approval would become unanimous.
The Germans and Albany Legsala&ssn.
Tho German Democratic Central Club have passed The
following resolutions ....a.Is
Whereas, The se called republican Lssisiatuv 81 A.
Ssny have passed ss,e. Fl lava which ros.y yo.s y
the state which the highest law and aso the Independents
whereas oily ocers aelecsd by people, have been
either rary dschs rged from he funcons or hke arb
mated by The governor have BEEN placed IN sSs sssaa a
.n% sss se 70 srsS nw and
whereas these laws do not only violate he rights ard hber
city properly Ssa MAKE se properly and ''' 'AA'
.n Dc s DO M IN S
lca OF the citizens into the rich and and thus aboh
As he % Mayor couu ~
h1 ans soss sscn % ne
by invoking the courts and appealing 70 be sovereign
Whereas free and independent citizens know how
s;%paSy and our support IN hi desrss; ihsrsors be
Resolved, l. That the German render lAe
oaT es no~eas%sn for their manly and aaed
ea o % 1poo ou vs ~ M
warfare anss 'rupt Legislature which uAmps our
THAT copy Of these resolution be sent the honorable
the kayor and Common Council aud be published In The
NKw YoRx, May 9, 1867.
To the Hon. FuRsAspo weoD Mayor Of the city Of New
DKa, s-I have the pleasure transmit 10 your Honor
copy OF the resolutions adored ut meeting Of the Ger
democratic Central Club held last Monday evening,
In 'he shakspere Hotel
Permit me 70 add am satisfied that the Ger mans IN
Honor in struggle in which you engaged The
last Whatever may happen, try your German friends
and you will not be disappointed.
avail myself Of this opportunity assure your Honor
Of my high regard, with which ROMAN our most ODE.
dent servant, Or CHA5 MANI,
Lat secretary German Democratic Central Cub,
No. 3 Chambers street.
MAYORS Oyncz INV YoRK Nay 10, 1857.
DEAR Sm-I am in the recet Of your kind a.
dorsins the very complimentary resolutions passed by tho
German Democratic Central Club, held hal week II the
Sbakspere Hotel.
II N pleasant TO know that large and reputable body
Of endorses and encourages the action which
taken 10 resist the usupaon OF The black republicans II
Albany. With such support 1t mpossble that any pub
lie ofiic1 fail ~ do bis whole duty.
Please return my thanks 70 tho gentlemen composing
The Central Club for their well written and pstvo, reso
lutons. Very truly yours, FERNANDO WOOD.
Ur. CItAs- NAME