The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-12
NEWS Fgeh TIE STATE CsPgTM.



RIO ans TNRt PNFSSTRiE CONFLICT ~ TIE HOUSE -
rrsv USE or rHE HoUsE AGAIN REFusSn -pI5ou7'
SION on GOVERNORS MESSAGE Hills IN rms
SENATE, ETC, , o.n
The cnn 1uneaton that Appeared Ia rbe Herald yess'
day, from one here, making "SoFsa'' "'sl''
spoD The N-p YORK aeiogston, Is certainly "nIn- "hd
must have written by some one hAl does M. sne"
she an,rcnt msmbcrs Of your doieg,"on he Ns~
York delegation thus far nave gwen No evitoncs OF
being unworthy Of the tr1't .reposei IN them IN
tas,. a majority OF the delegation ara applying
themselves cosely 10 business, and many
Of them strict OF dirty will govern their
actions There is delsgs ;oa in either
Mai apply themselves as closely 10 the ,sines, 4
,he legislature rs that from New Yotg. II IS geu,rly
conceded by ell that they decided improvement
representatives your city for the last two
years.
Further Developments have been made in regard 10
The plans OF the republicans control the New YORK Gen
Gal Railroad Their desire is 10 CIT oil tie foreign
holders from voting they have oooe her tofore by
proxy Mr. Corning hus managed to cou,roi al,
foreign stccsboiers and securei their pr xies
nc has used the benefit of himself ana cnlsas,es
10 prevent the futre desideratum tina, some
q the republican managers laboring to alta they
have ALEC ib the the sntslavery factions VI
voert and religions societies, who trying plan
pct lhe control OF the Tract socs,ies rhsro
~ih however, be hiser opposition 10 this move. Many
NJ the pubcaus Severely and a-sert that
No ia ty as VII whip them into tue snpport o. tns ines
the Persousl Liberty blu Tue r-pub fcx ma
eagsrs wat hnu patty mat
wa I've AZ hirn 10 bring nnier thor control spnu IN
ex;rfnr nj asurcs as Is the democracy. Evsrytn ng
hs' brought N hs party measure Fl4 aot be easily
run through
notice gwen this morn.g in the Hpase for the
yiy5e ,nroec of bills granting the privilege IN buiti
yarosds IN Grand street avon - sreeis
b. 'b- city Of New Y~,k These bat the comGen
meat of the New York s;nen,'s, S,h
Srcwed IN short tune by Kennedy Broa i~ay R,!road
SIn
There a lively discussion this morning on VI.
Ghbs' rtscu IL grant the OF the Hal
zebs Albany bojl il-i, Union nev,ag aal sewers
TO Gu. of debate prevent, FAIR
and open di-Csson Mr. elpbs, support r.sOiu-
e .aI he was wci aware OF rre rurs OF this Dody aud
n thr main heartily approved " them bat be considered
n al .xsi eof'narS ason, for partisan
purpose he would certainly object, woa advocae
Nc sas nj TIE rules; bat tais Union
ks The call has been s.gn-d oy $500 mea--
smenes, them were The principal siness men OF TIE city
Of A BAN He uoS santei 10 snoS Il thus House epprs
tise The obj cts u this eetlug-he wanted ~ how
shsy stoo- upon this question
Mr. Barnett republican, of Madison coan,y read
. spcech, in winch ne bitterly DENOUNCED the
AeDccracy beng Union In v rh and
fIaefDizrs ai.h The Areeaers the SJutn H. gai
Of TIE ppo tnbiy nj ihs um9 To give his favor
d the Unon sentiment for the and harmony OF tho
soss'ry IL h"-d that the House would give their
ssnous matt He Considered that
No pafty cnula anird To be generous thar The
publican party, .hd he ~anted tht House xiv. evi.
s-nc' OF ms by granting The o. the Ua,on
D%-tpg
The cab Of the meeting then read; ~nereupon
Mr. Flagier, republican, che cteI 70 the
rer0utrn MONDAY evening, said h. dii nut sos any
Tss-op Tor discussion upon this -bct; his objection
of the nnce,ing n,, no o5s-,ed
~ Allowing prcoi,cpous crowd - take possession
Of this room. L. was lifted up Tor certain pur-
pos.s, ana for his par, he shouli ooisct to
granting The hal for any purpose except that
hoed III the ru.s. BE coul, ss!ty for getting
ny tins meeting ae woula therefore move +, amen, by
granting tue man nall VI The Capitol.
MI Gibbs dem sad that they could have the outer
bail whcpoveT hey ran,ed ~ but they asked for iais
Tnis MI extraordinary occasion TnNy DID
pumscnons cro~G here :, so The tables papers, &c,
sui ga ring VI bo respectable CIT 2eus Of Albany, -
.arfs arh zion 10 the constitution and laSs OF the na
Won ald State
III enomeDt then adopted by u vote Of IS TO &c.
granting the man bah or ronnoa for the uss u the
s.rvativc ci'zsus of Albany hoio meeting H.
lna House 'hcn vent into Cou,mree OF the Whole
cam q Bunso, 'hre~ out banter for 'ne dsmooracy by
s'anng they had now been IN com nitse Of the Wnoo
or tn Governors Aessage dve TINS uuc during that
AM not s0d had been againsi the Message a.d
h. tex for grated hat every person hero fuly
Hessage. Ha passed hastily over many
o. he n ent pnDs N The Message, agreeing with and
eIaoFt Dg all Ub reaching the slavery portion VI
g. nraSch4d out IN denur,oato 90 OF the demo,
uienitrs Congress, accused then of Bong
20 ana considered that they proceeded the
gan zatoa OF tie lose, Oh Al acierzag the republican
la y ss tue only Uniou loving parry IN The county
NJ 6ossr, . Ntw York wau,e1 TO know whe DER th.re
Sere more dso,g,o'zes sniongs, democracy ,laa
Nc r1ut licaD party AID wherein LIE Considered the
- aoy ds,r gamers.
Mr. AHler-Bs the tong vintet speeches Congress.
UCop meeting IN New Yors epao sing fully The seu,!
N ut e the letter, branching out 10 hts accusations
seaLst he South and aad ng the republican party.
No Cshcvu wanted 10 know # he hal any sympathy
fer JOIN Blown sno hs am,y
NJ hh.r-i - mpatn'z- as every person mus. 40 taa
has po, heart stone with Ioau Bro~n and as family
but have no 81 mps'hS ssh MS acts.
NJ Cover, OF New York, foo~ed With a speech de-
ocupcng Governors Message. and trs por.
ton Of y referring o. The Metropolitan Police act
ueu az The isrplne ana efficiency ell thai Of any
b,bsT po c. force existence ", u. state He
=
use OF me Hall Tor the Union meeting.
Mr. jacques OF New YORK, folio ed 10 favor Of he
sage stating that he endorsed II from beg inning 20 aud
ana Considered II O the best messages
,, Governor Of ths state II, MAS proua of IT, for ~,
Governor hac touched almost every subject Of
t,est He denied the assertion tua, the cuzsns Of
entire Nor poh'au Polc' District were oppisef g. tho
INV, had csire repeal He cons.derej f. Ia
every way sstsis ct,ry H. ,hen
Mr. 0fc Of westchester, denied tina, the c.,z ms ns
coipty were ID favor % II.
Nj Junes, VI kiugs, stated that lle ci,i2ens OF
B<.okly desired repeal.
NJ Jacques said that DC did not wish to dispute the
vcri OF toe gent mao. yei be saw ovdcucs OF the
ruth O. Ills Insertion; there certainly CO petitions
beng presented here ask TOR repeal
h'of some further ON discussion the House "a
Cernco Inus Will M that the ''FfepSess oou
hst has commenced III good the lower House
are promised another oish o ihe 80 NOR
Paw, under notice cvc "a my rule ID
Ao~ e bai nj the House u be used tae Uai,a meet
y e. rom thin the uur 3 u. ssage Shch Win no
d"uo' be ,soussed Win m1re he 70 0Jrruw taan
To-Day
Tn Senate have comm nos their work - iay ia ear
Dce nUme"s oi bie we're introduced Among lheu is
ct~ by NJ Robertson, concerning vi tho ct,.n-
Eel o. Ne last aver, c.mDoo,y Called Heiig~is -
IA am M r. cuun o, Nc pascal Apsil 10 i-51
~ Thai II viii read "n ANY person ,an asya,s
tht ta iot or to~ tor any Other .ersou any vas.i OF
ary J.sci .iion 90 board spcn our los,
.scepi " ses oi icss tnau ninety ave olr,s.n
ssRs and canal boats actually USED Dayg aung lac
sai as, or stat taar Ia ptos a1y such vessel
wlhoDt the ain az branch pilot De shalt fsrie.
the sum oi thirty oos.s every such unr nee
" t- us. tor ana rec.;v"d py The Board Pors Var
as OF inc port Of Max fois, fo toe b-l-Gs % line
H. 's~'' plots sn rtaai sisc De o-ened e,hty 4
a. nt amor, Abc vcsisa shall be puni.ned
tur such cc zoe -
NJ Gardner prtseoted b relative The roads OF
Ae cry ~ NV YORK which some Of your shosi read
FRS NAV que 10 crowd til. itile ION irst is,
Gs shs Cot " awtai, h r"Gir ~ lay, cnostrr~t or
oira' any tA' lao ID npoG aone tlsr uf tae
u.'b or hNebn*s of W. CITY NV YORK rh,revar
saeh iAIoaes may comfnsict cDd, excapt nt.r ma
aausT y anu sGsjeos 70 BE regulations ,oa -esr,aii,os
saich TIE Le'siA'ere mas heraeg gran, and ,r1y,sc
fcs sect snail D. at CT the o,.rr,n a.
tar As tain o. rsr,ai r