The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-10

cpDuuuay srts NJ population Comprising meI
scrs' ffe % wen ss of those Of wealth and retirement
inc advansses and pleasures Of is convenisnces
whsit vcr tends the improvement Of its sanitary CON
ooD me oeveicptment Of high moral standard among
people, oy 70 the cultivation OF art in all it's depart
The best hi. rests Of the c;,v. rho Ro,rd
nebeve tha' The Park W N have wide influence 10 sil
ana they observe with pleasure that
n any 'me npce It's inoeption failed 70 beetow upon
nyeysr.s az favorable as those which have been ex
Donso rVerS step Of is progress BY the people OF
y g well as by the local au.horles constituted BY
! ~ r BLAyCarORD,
fudent Of the Board of Commissioners Of tho Contra
a.. ANp GREEN, Comptroller Of the Park.
NSw,YoRK, Feb. 7, 1860 -7T- - 80
nymoer OF the Senator's ring to day from the
eSecs tho long session yesterday, which was one Of
sr Storm est Known in tho Senate chsmbsr One Of tho
ssnssoss was compelled to have ice watr applied to bis
ncao soes before they adjourned. Various modes were
adopfd by the different Senator's 70 stand CUT ALL how.
eysssssse clad to adjourn at hag pas. ten.
GYyevBor horgan consiter this action Of the
senie especially that Of the sx members Of
BIN a1wns party. lvs.iug against his s,p,.otees,
spyM ~ but complimentary 70 him Especially
mutt ibis be co when IL Is lnown that the re.
uhhcsn senaiofe who voted seanst the confirmation Of
e appointments are hose whose thus far in the
Sepate bss oeep maIhc with strict OF duty aitn
out CARO- 10 The diclatioD OF party leaders and have
uloD all occasiofs shown h. selves not the tools OF
any Clique but arc acting as they consider that their
These facts make the vote cast yesterday against the ap
poriments o geater significance than other wise Hal tho
vote against be men b. en- cast those who put their
pofe npon evcy erncs;oDe pT, scpted by the Regency
arc vsoweo IN the 9Th Of that corrupt and undcmocrac
concern, Gov Morgan might have hooked upon il as
conp,ns Mt. But Is Low be only has in MS ar1pnort
ese men tbat worship the dos Of OF the most cor.
u in the state, and OF those who are con-
uoto by ipe same power that secured the appointment
Of hose men. ana who easily controlled by
game suppers than the question Of what s right and
The only thrg done In the Senate this morning
was The completion Of Senator Hammoud's irrc-
pIsssible confhct" speech, which he con ,uded in
about the same suan as that or Tuesday. The
Senators, beng weared fiom their long session yerday
a1ouheo al iew minutes past tweve and Wi take the
The Pro Rata Freight bin being the order OF the lav in
the Housc, Tie obbiss ~dcd their utmost ca
ssrsl forwHde,s, Clinton League managers and their
hangers on railroad agents well disinter
cshc persons, were minrlng together the lobby
'on OF be ray looking though they expected the
Woa}d would be set On fire before night.
of sS sno ne
received, " ben the Pro Rata came up and up came Mr.
hllsr, Of Buffalo, who has had for some tmc past a
speech oil prepared tucked away under bis Shirt which
DO bas manifested fear would not keep unless able
70 deliver 1t at olceor in other words. that would be-
be was det mined should not be the result Once on the
feor We favored with chapter from the one hundred
documents published by the Clinton League, and in many
ipt'aDc. wbou: condenepg, but verbatim For one half
bour be enlightened the House by furnishing them
~b what they lave all had in document after document
~ m tie Cint0D League.
the cose bis speech the discussion was upon the
po'ioL 70 excuoc the provisions different railroads from
'be provisions Of the bill. Notions made to excuae
every Isfoad 10 the State but the Hudson River all OF
Which were voted oowp even the motion 70 excude the
Underground raiI oad Should to- bill pass, negroes will
have 10 be carried pro raa, like all other freight and
cattle. T.....,
4be bro raia advocates wore unexpectedly met
py sirops s'g rep,s from Mr. Merritt. OF s.. Law
1850. II was sonewha. surprising to the other side
TO hso nan who bad subscribed for the stock OF
road 10 aid !.s cop.t, uco bI oueh his locality aud who
bsa lost -veT! Ut thus subforbed 70 say he did
not regret bic course and had no cause 70 grabe FOR
he TsscD hat be had been oenehued Other wise
ihsp r' he amount that he had lost in stock By
ne rr. " property and the facilities 10 reach market
rhs fsslAs i5e Iaroa,s Lave been great creators OF
tu, eie, angtt the farmer and placing on beyond the
clutthe Of oCal traders, who, oeiose the opcDIoy
Of ihe roaos, fa'tpcd upon the enormous profts
ibst be rec ived from them, is q point which
ihtse ahii railJuad in this raid ssliDs. this
kD0 Of properly bave not taken into coOs.jera! a!iou.
The IemD the railroads enab cd the e. Ier 70
srro 10 cen nsrcal cebirs where goods frsa ure
Manufactures by oinaiion of capital sna .he ap.
presrD II machinery at much less than cs1 bs
OF any t+JNT place. thus saving for himself hs profit
i!s ie baf be- heretofore pay TO the 10; ira 'er
Tbs csts of eIebans sni local acturele re thrs
wo' 'usD's o tee age loste al OF pr oilrg hy the
g. aronnd ths M they are trying 70 kcs against
.fe plsks" Weaye having around this l. gisatire a
bahj Of suTeIse,fd nilers, for~arcers, merchants,
and sihfT Mi ~bo have become the public 10
ib.y prsseIt yncancD Who now lobbying for ibis
Pro Re'a that ey may more be able 10 carry
Their nade aDo ob'sin OF ins e,ormous p'ol
opee ie'eiveo aDo now saved sy purchasing rom lead
qiaicJs.
A,'er a ma, ner Of amendments, all Of wh.sh were
vsd o'~p but the motion 70 exclude horse railroads.
the Con n,"te ross aid reported progress.
Mr Va,iab tb,D allied up his Iuiior, offered yes
terasy oerirp the minority report and tho tseti-
n"iy Hfeied By the railroad men before the
an nii'.', 10 be printed Ills the irienis Of
no Ra'a, as q matter OF course, opposed, else
uy uorlo not be consistent with their course ran :ne
e'nn,Lcen ept. Lst IL be boine in nnd thai The
rtise teft,mon, for one week upon this
suAjecf. ana row tho chairman OF ths committee
forward N that they have 90. any testimony
ihai hty hesa Tie s,a.e men!s Of certain railroad eo,
st as they chose to deliver tbem but they were not
ewcIb TO it TIE Inconsistencies OF this position sill be
better uroerst Oh when s kbo~D that the railroad
Of the n,ee-e,a'ed as fa- Is be was concerned,
hc Old not ssk 10 bsse them under that decision
tho RAN cad rartes appeared from day day and made
tie ftat meI ts hc chairman gets up and states that
the parties weIe lot sworn ana they have no tsnouy-
bole fer any man who presends to represent the
The hour Of adjournment Of The morning session.
Inc ceveiopen cnis ths morning are in confirmation OF
The asrsI oi ,bat formerly masc that friends
are Tor rifrg over all interests 70 carry out
Their ycrecarcr upon the New YORK. Contra, road.
We bad iticy lIme In the House This evening upon
rcry taken before the sele;s Committee op Pro Rita
NJ. MI, ib.D spoke at length favor Of printing,
obluf SWb ne charged Toe E1atYrY o! the committee
wnh ai n;tI to suppress nso nation upon this qucs.
tcn He thaie,o thsm, alfo with incorporating their
rpri "s'rmny offered in favor OF tho lay, while they
row would cu' th ali testimony the other SIDE They
how say they bave not taken testimony, the ground
that ib' those before them He bad been
oic that bs paris offered 70 sse their testimony under
oa nl+ te ebai' Of The Committee objec.ei, and
cp the P,o"Do they wHh te sbirk the publication.
III. Law oi ID. swa'e in favor Of printing the tes
Dciy. H. ,t"rghi that they were on the OF Of
b. 'si MP. iaIi movements that would before
bs II ,:is ~iIsI II wss cue 20 the minority Of the
rfna tEHcn hA ntoA
r,p. He waved every thing before the Legislature upon
BIZ 20 BE- printed and laid upon the desks OF the
nhsis j vas an Important question, and that de.
aLc ed careful consie Grafton
Messs s'sD sDd Miller OF Buffalo, spoke against the
PRINT G; the testimony taking the Mr. Flag
her, sDo oci yjrg ibst there any testimony
NJ. Fsper r-heJs't bis former statements 70 the
node OF shirs he sumony aud denied that they could
cbll IL ssstiu oDy
MI. Bu. followed in favor OF printing all the facts
that crulc be bad upon the qurs,iou He thought the
eonrie iak'r by the majority Of the committee perfectly
snicif al fo, The bill.
NJ. Jsqrts argued IN favor Of printing. He could
rot sfs } force Of The argument Of cost question Of