The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21

terizDg as unsatistactoIy nmosf important points,
and reviewed At length the position aken BY the Governor
upon that Ill xbsor bing question denounced Helpers
"Impendne Crisis. and accused the republicans Of on
dorsing and furnishing money to circulate It, He also
read a number Of extracts from tho book, charsc-
.terizing them unfair and unjust He looxed upon
tract or 60 far a. il relates saveholdng states
the Territories Of the United States, as subject In which
little and with which they have but very e 70 do
He looked upon II question Of local character exist
Ing wholly by virtue Of the local law and neither the q
legged Disgrace responsibility Of the existence the
institution certain States rest the people Of the nom
slaveholding ststes he thought that Il this question
passed Of the bands Of Congress that Of the
Pile, where leeismaely belongs slavery. agitation
would Immediately cease He also alluded 70
The course Of John Brown drnounons ni' course
in all the leading cities Of the State This was done, he
thought 70 make political capital out Of biz death and 70
foster the seitaou going betw the different sec
tons OF the Union. He accused the republicans with
hypocrisy, az far the negro Is concerned, and de-
dsunon sentiments, Coming from what source
Mr.. Hammond said that he had hoped that VIC would
get through tins session without any serious trouble he
had watched the skies every morning for the appearance
storm but could any danger An hour ago,
however, there appeared cloud, and the "irrepressble
conflict was upon them In order that they might pre-
pare for the battle he would move TO adjourn.
The ConTnittde OF the Whole then arose, and AFTER
short random discussion upon adjournment, theSenase
adjourn med until Monday at seven O'Clock.
The bill amending the act pased April, 1884, IN regard
70 the city rarcaas passed the House yesterday first
having been referred 70 the Commtee On Oues am W.
lagos. >n
senator spinoa introduced bis bill this morning noticed
yesterday provides that the essecs and occupants OK
any BUILDING which shall without any fault neglect
Their part be destroyed, b. injured BY the eie
ments other cause 10 be and unut
Tor occupancy, ebal be liable or b0und to pay rem
70 the essors thereof after such or
injury unless otherwise expressly provided BY written
ssreementcr ccvenst and except be elect TO continue
N the tenancy y said Sremiss, hereinafter provided;
me lease sd premises sna upon such desruct'on or
injury cede and be Of effect unless the lessee Or his
repres sntalvs shall enct Otherwise, aud give immediate
notice iber<of In writing the lessor his representa-
vee and On the failure Of such notice by the tenant, the
lessons or Owners may hersupon hold posses
or occupied f 1EsI
The second section provides that the owners and
any oulcog which shall BE- leased let TO be used
occnpied for any particular bueincss purpose, snail
liable and bound 10 pay TO the essees occupants
Of all damages by them suetaned BY vcason Of such
building being Of insufficient strength for such
purpose. or on sc.unt q The Improper construction al
teratipn Of svch building.
Senator HAmmcna eommcnced upon the savings banks
and thsir EIutucA dsqosts, BY introducing bill pro-