The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

when ne ciy Dseess come before NE LeghhsuTe b
D beped hat NJ Pomssoy will take he ssne view a
sv sea nshs, and NOT ssulsay himself By opposing
aissens.
ALBANY, Jss. rs, 1887.
N Lsoey IN ro1n-A Question Under tie kosrs Lao-Roo
ecyy Of lWdi0~ La~ds, &c, de-
The lobby was better represented this morning than
Any previous day during the session Among the prom-
xa,t sienharies ~ Batohford, 81 Draper sud
u B. hipturu, Of the Oft Of New York; Charles Morgan
q Auburn Charles Cook, OF Cbemupg; Bishop White or
Niagara; J. Dor.bemer, Of Buffalo; and several other
esse hsh1 Of the third house. The various bills re-
stins to me city of New York-some brought 70 light
sshsrs not eand the United States senator question arc
90 rlOspa objects which produced The gIhsrhg this
veek.
sope Of the temperance fanatics having been muoted
costs growing out Of their attempt to execute The late
Maine Law, are pettonng the Legislature 70 b REIN.
burssd out OF the county treasury One Of these
y new before the Senate. II runs succnciy Ihus
man named Lester Turner engaged In the sale o.
h4ecrs IN the town Of Marathon Cortland county contra
~ 70 the provisions Of the aC for the suppression Of
temperance, 30 On the Seth day Of August 1885,
sne JIsse Rogers made complaint oath against said
Turp the justice issued warrant which delivered
- Hen ~ iudd constable, who executed the Same BY
soairg quantity OF liquors OF the value o; hundred
and twelve dollars. Turner thereupon commenced an
ssOn In the Supreme Court against Judd TO recover
session Of said liquors, which returned. Rogers
Being 70 have the liquors. redetvsred 70 Judd
b pursuance OF section 2ll Of the Code caused
deftakipg 10 be drawn up, wh Oh was signed ~ j.
IAy lor and I.sac Seaman who petition for relief They
that they informed that they would no. be
hahIe for The coss, provided the oonsaoes ball
sponsble, and also that the to would be held liable
Ire liquors. were recevercd 10 judd the constable. The
Act:on brought trial before Judge Shankland In
Januar, 1855, and the only question nvol Yed the
sopstitusonaliy of the Maine law. Tne Judge aid no!
Sender his decision until the law declared uncou u
tuuopa when he decided that Turner entitled 10 the
value Of the liquors thus seized and Judgment thus
rcnoered asa,Dst Jodd he being nsoivent, tho secu-
viaes Tay Tor and Seamao, have been PEELED pay
ahe costs Of ,u amounting the of ss3 They now
before the Legislature asking for compelling
Ne said Of Marathon to that by taX and
Sefuau the tane 70 them.
rho bnl Introduced By Senator Bradford and re.
Tred 10 the Judiciary Com mi,tee who declined
tgats the matter, and the biz Their referred 70 the
Cor nnee On Internal Affairs Of Townsa sud Counties
This committee Also refused TO the Temperance
hAntne ano his morning was referred 70 the
Hee having ihe TEN question IN CHARGE report
Ron them, keto,euars a. they pretend, il auxiously
sxaned The olher suils . simisY predoamenI
Is wei thai the United Stsaee govern ment has at
hngth rpos 10 behalf Of the o. The
dian u,bes OF This STATE During the las half century
tbe hug lana Spectators Of have grasped
more apcs from the Indians than al the other specula
Tors tn sue country The great reservations belonging
6,bes pesrly al swept from them Several years
snoe acme vilADous lobby agent the passage
~ les isix I've act taking The remnant from the red
Alleg,ny Cst,arsgus counties urder the pre-
tanoe Of pa. mert of highway taxes. Receuuy the
general government has been appealed TO order tina,
Justice n ay rsnsered TO the indians.
rne iohov ne from the Department Of the Interior OF
RAshinsun
DEPArryrSr OF 1nr INTERIOR
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS Dec. 2 1856.
e sren. spd counsel Of The ssDscs ind,aas residing IN s
esas Of sew York tna large tracts Of lasd belonging
Iepectye told sy The Comptroller q
.. ss o GS ~. 81 & ny 9r ana & sss
n zoe granted the purchase, in Jaauars Is
Cd before the is:h DAY Of april lss7 .. $500,
sed by virtue of an oct of The Legssure OF New YORK
.IpIo.ea Aprl q ls5 authorizing ne lands OF resi-
II be Be ihis respect The Of High
disposed by Indians having become
reper,y Of Nonresident company, or Of Individuals which
be the between the United States and tn,
u.s. 1886 seneca nation contrsctes to sell sr sar reser
in me s,s,e Of New York TO Messrs Thomas Ludlow
Ssmpspy but subsequently,, BY the treaty Of Nav % isi?
shany and reserysions we're eonerned and
q Ss ;ss, restored 70 al e1 Ts 2 Ssse
did 10 own and occupy al the sever tines ~hen these
Ny piovson contained he mentioned treaty the
~. D. ageed 70 use Ne anasnse 70 prot ne Snas 81
s..s Of New iorh from sIsion for hshwsy aud Other par
In ise dcnarse my duty the Commissioner of Indian
your Aceency ans 70 your favorable
Semr for which ihe ands sre sad AID he pensy
attending sueh sale, and 70 cancel the SAID Comptroller
pcuor The sene,. thsi ,fec, win be laid
,snse Of your iceGsney here Can Be lie eSis 1 he de
sa.so relief wn De Afforded
The ssesee copies Of notices that have been seved
ne so,as s1 ,ns sessa grTesa,ss Of her lAnss MI :.
Aabfy not ernl raciar ali oi uen
h,se the A010T 70 Re ss s's ' ySS. Sssa.n'
> BIS Eseeneney MrRos II. CLAIM, Govern,r aS, Many
On the sth Ct January instant the Assembly sdoy,ei
resolution iequsDg me Com proler TO report wncthor
sny lanes owned b, the Indians or this STATE have been
seid Tor taxes The Comptroller THIS replies
coxrrHoiIERs oFpIcI A1IIvy, Jan. O. 1867.
n compliance with The oreso1g rssoiunon OF the Assem-
BY s enggosa submit the A.se1e wheh
nns me IBaAns residing in CAtsraurus county and the
bs I5as resrred 10 were .od IN pursuance Of chap Is
1.-Two h.y,sd statutes relative ne and col
Sa spssS on me a r rs 6e
I'D for any lag bs! fon The books snc do'lnens
l. seRsows, Comptroller.
sbepp.io Indians residing n ne s'as o. ses YORK
rhh we're a1 ee eOIp. r e s I yea -. , i9'
~. nPs r.. h gl,s ,,s sale' - ''' ''
ssryaaoa ying IN the Of scu SOD 70 be pe1ple Of
e state FOG four hundred and Ayegh dollars snd ioaf'
sishs OusSrd hundred being a. Of ne .5resad
rvaian ynr town Cold SpT sold ~ The
~ ibe sts. Tor ehi hundred aid su dollars and seven
acHt 60 "
M auand acres berg al Of The Aforesaid
rirg Lrue valley sot 90 Harvey BALDWIN for
ave hundred snd fy tao doars Gnd thirty Ceuts
as62 So ard ed June ~, lsS - r. Peudsrgaa
hundred a.res bsiag a. OF he sslresid
lying IN he Of Randolph sod "a Harvey
hundred aud co1ars ana seventy cents
eNi ~ AID conveyed 70 The said Harvey Baldwin on The Sd
DAY a. Jenuary, thsi
I've hundred being AL OF The af1reSad
yrg he iown OF sOnh Valley, sold To Harvey
Baldwin fer loy eight dollars sud eghy one cents ts SD
snc cunveycd June H. 1880 b n W Pebdergast
Two bJusDd tWo hundred being that part Of the
ft.Arpugns rsefvaion boundcd s-uh BY los a. a. - -,
and pat o ~ IN township No range No y west b. the
county line Dorhery and eacrly by Catarsugus creek
HAvey BALDWIN for hundred and eight dollars and
p1ty tOs 90 and couveyed 70 the sad Harvey
BAldpin on bird day q January las
thousand tao hundred beior that part the
CAHa bounded lots L. 10 and the
scsfh 81 lot lt touh OF and part o. lo a in
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