The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-17
Me m oriaI for the Right 81 Slave Trsnsft-
Stewards Views Upon the Questasn-
Executive session-Pro Rata-RepubIf-
cam Circular, 60.


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The petition is Of the strongest and best rot up az
any that has been introduced this winter was re-
ferrei to the Judiciary Committee. The awt.ch these
gentlemen asked to be repealed passed May g. lS4l
after canvass OF three four years upon subject
moulding the public opinion and preparing thcn, for that
change. The law passed then was in the following
WORDS
chapter twenty of the first part of the Revised Statutes
Those sections which were thus repealed and which
these momoraiss ask to be restored are as foiows-
Any inhabitants any eigrang into this stats
with intent to reside permanently therein bring with hm
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such had been bound as an Apprentices aoS9rcxo
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Amongst the names upon the memorial asking for the
reinstatement of those sections of the Revised satutes
notice number of persons who have acted with the
Of the JUDICIARY Ins no
upon this question unless forced to do it, There wh
however be bill introduced and it, reference select
tors To show their hands
In this point, extracts from letter of VIM h Seward
written at the time that the agitation Of the repeal of those
ections was going may nos be uninterestng at this
ime The letter was written TO William Joy and Gerrit
NTH in 1888, dated
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tory Of our State 80 nosy cen.radic,s sufficient nay
would accomplish nothing the great Of human liberty
If mistake not the temper Of some Of the Sena.
tors we shall have an interesting time upon that subject
in the Senate. Senators wonderfully uneasy to.
day under the ezpo of the secret session yesterday,
which ssnt over the wires last evening They cannot
Understand how 1t was obtained. resolution was adopt
ed In the executive session to expe from the Senate any
caution taken to prevent the news being obtained
through any spiritual communication any other mys
terious way The HERALD, however, had the result Of
their atoms. Who is the leaky Senator, how WAS
obtained the question that they unable to decide.
You need not be surprised to hear Of your correspondent
being before an investigating committee who will atcrn
TO force him give these wise men his nodus oprandid
obtaining court secrets.
them one Of the commandments, "Thou shall notswear
in Executive session. remark to come to the pubi
Presidep-Beng that we are here there no need
OF standing on the nicely Of language. put that charge
It is interesting to see the uneasness of many Of tho
Senator's this ernng and how quick they turned red II
the face upon reading the NV YORK HERALD they bad
ryig In oysters and other eaabcs, to say nothing Of
liquid to wet their whistle Thus, with pages and
plenty or clerks TO help them keep the secrets they all
became known in short time. Yesterday all OF these
extra hands were excluded and the Senator's there
alone bur still the secret is OUT the only difference is
the HERALD had the exclusive monopoly Of facts and de-
tails
Last evening was the first that the discussion came fully
upon the merits of the Pro Rata question the House
Mr. Mifueon, Of Her mer, delivered the best speech
bat was offered in favor Of the and the frs
peech that came TO the point that side. listen
Ito with close attention by crowded lobby through
out its entire delivery. well prepared and wei
delivered.
The Pro Rata bill was this morning opened with speech
from Mr. Haskina, from Wyoming county, 10 favor OF the
bill. His speech well prepared and delivered in GOOD
style. He reviewed the different lnes Of roads and
pared their distances from the central point Of the Yves
TO New York, and considered that the Penasy lvani
Central the only road that could possibly 90
competitor with tho New York roads but no attention
paid to that, by the New York Central "A max
ing I'm their rates tariff real com net.,r tina