New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

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sA nh uyins ,helr any other .ho<,ty ,a,s
The CntoT y VI tscy SsIs slgoin'se sue t. ii:
aprnr'sd BY the Assembly posed in sad r-sou ,pI
The New lors S-se Ksus.s Committee have deemed .h
rt FJo Il ,ae Tefry q Ksn.a. The S.s. 10 f..s
contained h 'sid r's.uson' of d's.sfu pcoes II De.
and uLt,uhded ard ihir suthor mas violated the
dee 10 en'o h, o~ state ,d ,.sso ani4t
c.lurnDie, of Borts Rufal u,-y tho.e CITIZEN. 81
chip humanity by relieving the .uf-rnr. md ,idirs
dstn.e ofhe lives AID Pey Of tn Pre- Stase iroes
The urrrrc~deaisd ,sne. Of the NsiOn. Democrats, Pro
Slavery P-ry IN ksss which have egrssed the
by the crownipg act Of ingty bot the New York
r. 81 ,beir eoa pa,rots u and out OF KNs.. H.
.u.y o. Borde KufaDi. viii be ultimately defeated .rd a.
ch cut tie sys,.m slavery aid .ubc,on which ss been
forced upon them in violation Of al PrccedsGt American
Ite New York state Kansas Committee claim have used
vtfy e.eriou in ih power send Free ernsraai. %
K.nsas Territory ard to provide them with cheap passage
;icEes and with arms co.ain AID provisions The
rs o1y that the their command did enable
with greater eeAncy in AID Of The Free State
Committee have sp:ed preamble and resolution. cope.
q whict hereto annexed. II. II. VAN DYCK, Pest.
The preamble and resolution request the Albany
County members Of Assembly to use their Influence
for the appointment of the Committee of INQUIRY.
Wien the reading was half through,
Mr.. ENGS objected to the further reading ssyng
tia, Members here were charged with falsehood, and
be did OF think the petition respectful
Mr. CHANLER moved to lay the petition on the
table. -
proceeded with. As to the charges of fslsehood he
thought the nsinusons referred to Ia the petition
could be proved to be false.
Mr.. LANING hoped the reading would be ro.
ceeded With.
Mr.. ENGS had no opposition to the gentlemsn's be-
ing gratifed in hesrpg the petition and in being edi
fed 10y the language 1t contained but at the same
time he regarded the petition as highly indeccrous
He withdrew his objections to its reading
M. LYNCH moved to lay the petition on the tabe.
Lost-32 to 69.
The reading was then finished.
Mr. LANING moved that the petition be referred
10 the Committee OF the Whole having 80 much of the
Governors Message relates to the subject of Kan
sas in charge.
Mr.. BAKER hoped that the motion would not pre-
vail. II the gentleman was sincere 10 his charges he
should show much more anxiety for an investigation
than by moviHg to refer as he has.
DR. LANING SAID the gentleman was entirely mis-
taken in bis conception Of the purpOrt Of his resou-
TORS Those resolutions did not charge anything upon
the New-York State Kansas Committee Tar n. I.
TRI8rsF or any one else in particular but merely re-
ferred to the rumOrs atoat in the newspapers
M ENGS did not want to hear any discussion on
this subject, and was opposed to having the matter 20
TO the Committee Of tho Whole.
Mr.. VAN VALKENBCRGH raised the point of
order that TIE matter lying the table as this does
cannot be referred to the Committee Of the Who,e.
The CHAIR decided the point Of order well taken.
MIR. " OLfOkD NlOVeu tndt tHe WtiAoh 10 Vu INC
table until MIR. Lanngs resolutions were called up,
and Committee appointed under them. Agreed 10.
REPORTS. 80 COMMITTEES.
. By Mr. WIER--To improve the heath OF New
York, BY. establsLin saratory police. Also TO
amend the act relative to fees &C. of certain officers
in New. York. Also to enable the City of Buffalo to
the payment of interest on STOCK oil the In
ternatiOnal Bridge Company.
NOTICES Oh RIILs.
Bv Mr.. DURYFA-To improve the condition OF
Gar he
BY Mr. HANFORD-To amend the frc.rnit act
of Brooklyn; to regulate wharfage.
BY Mr.. PARSONS-To remove the capta ii the
State to Rochester.
By Mr.. CIIILDS-Fer a new railroad in New
BY Mr.. DELANY-To amend the New-lork AS
sc-sment law.
BY Mr.. ENGs-In relation to New-York Institution
for the Bid.
BY Dir. LYNCH-A general Alien law.
ny Mr.. W. BALDWIH-To remove the capital to
BY Mr. HENDRICKS0N-In relation to criminal
trials for the benefit of negroes: first ohense, SIX
Lonths Penentiary second, to be sold into Slavery.
BY Mr.. SHEPARD-To prevent banks from paying
Interest deposits.
BY Mr.. ENGS-To further limit the number ot those
permitted to witness executions.
BY Mr.. SMITII-To remove the capital to New
York; to remove Emigrent Depot to Albany.
By Mr.. MOORE-To abolish the use OF camphene.
BY Mr. FRAZEE-'fo remove the capital to SYRIA
cuse. =,
nv Mr. DELANY-To remove the capital to the
Island of COney.
The bill to amend the Charter OF Iona"anda wa
read third time and passed.
Tie SPEAKER appointed Messrs. BleecSe:, Law
renee Moore, Bell and Levi, a Commute on Breach
Of PRIV eges Of the House by the late Clerk.
Also M9ssrs C. Estes Engs Ianing, Dayton and
O.. II nad