The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-18

Slaves N the Border Slave states,
&e., &C., 10.
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1851.
Dean Richmond, Sanford E Church, Horatio Seymour
apd other shining lights In the democratic party arrived
here yesterday and passed the day and evening in
moning the attendance a their party members In the
Legislature for the purpose of considering t subject u
Immediately calling State Convention Of their party.
The Dean high spirits and was loud in his excama
tions the Union. Tho scheme the taps Is -
have the democratic members of the Legislature issue
call for Convention to assemble atlas early PERIOD
possible They will probably decide the question to-day,
and IL the call ID issued II will be done within the next
twenty -four hours.
large number Of the republican politicians have
found their way here during the last twenty hours
Among the number is Daniel Ulmann, who is his
turn Springfield the Mecca Of the republican party
BE paid visit 10 the Legislature and was received with
great eclo by the republican members 1t is not at Al
improbable that he will enter the Senatorial race; SO
he will doubt make good time amongst the numerous
nags entered for race the aid Of his Hnioo
may able keep the top Of his speed both
night aud day.
II is generally understood that VIM Curtis Noyes
the ring. fairly entered for the race, all rubbed
down and in good for the contest He showing
his patriotism yesterday by exhibiting watch, rare
cient and curious from the fact Of its being by
Washington during the winter that be stAoned at
Valley Forge. We are promised lively and Interesting
race.
The report Of the Senate Committee on Federal Relations
meet with any general endorsement It
Ii looked upon very good history Of the question:
considered from The standpoint whence they looked at
the subject but wholly without any provision 70 provide
for its settlement. II u more an argumentatve than
facts and documents
The House committee on this question held another
meeting this morning, and after lengthy discussion
finally agreed upon basis Of their report The report viii
be written this afternoon aud presented tomorrow. Tho
basis q ne II q tbs an% o
Re- 'odo all within its power TO bring about an
micable adjustment OF the icuties its deyo
ion 70 the constitution and the Union and pledges TIA
Import In the enforcement OF the laws and for pur-
pose Of restoring and quiet To the country recon-
mends the division Of the States the
dividing line 70 be the old Missouri Compromise line ami
ecommends thor immediate admission under constit
Ions republican FORM provided that by doing the
south will be satisfied and cease their hostility
ndaticn provso adopt unless accept
able 10 the southern States.
number d those who at nrst favored Crittendeus
amendments have found that they do present any
mediate settlement Of the question, unless the South
will take thcm faith believing that the Legislatures
will adopt them whilst the other proposition be
fixed by Cong provided the Dollhouse politicians who
mbied there lei little Sense govern
their action Tor forty eight hours The agreement of the
committee is only basis Tor their report which they
have oroeret 10 be asafted and submitted 10
minority rspoa. mssins r where seo m
very much upon the wording OF the majority
report bow many VIII sign the minority. am satisfied
that At art Two persons will JOIN In the minority report
and tina, they viii take strong grounds against the right
Of secessou and call upon the members elected TO the
next Congress TO meet al WASHINGTON ON the 4th OF March
and take 81 II will aay the excitement
dividing the country from one end Of the Union 10 the
other.
There IL general disposition the part OF the repub-
csns not 20 submit %. subIect o. the people they cay,
defence of position the people thu state
would agree 10 concede thing 70 the south 10 satisfy
them to the surrender Of all he territory AM ma
estabhsment Of slavery In Toe free States Because the
rapnQ u nal H.. " m ma tkar a.
peace, they viii not submit 70 them tho democratic
members o. this Legislature are wise they will tes. mo
republicans on hs point ana oriag them r. direct vote
pie and let them put Themselves record other in ,
ferIng i to the source Rn powss !: this country or
sh0wing hai fh@ are unwilling 10 trust their own con-
s,,uency should they put themseve. on record as be-
ing unwilling 20 trust the people, imagine that the latter
VIII give them good ieason to believe thai they VIII not
trus, them Hgein
The House has been Mt work earnest this morning AMI
had really TUNED oG considerable work rhe Vsssar
Female College BIZ passed that body this morning by
large majority thus giving TO Mr.. vassar opportunity
o. aPptoP aline portion u hf immense fortune
way that viii be o some public beueht, II was stated
10 debate to-day that he had already set apart two hun
dred acres for tho college This would ook though he
contemplated grand Central Park and play ground foe
the nsttuiiona 10 be got ny en- magnificent scale
Mr. EiioRwoods biz TO authorize Richmond county &c
raise thirty Thousand collars also passed House
Several notices were given upon bis relating 70 al
OF questions, several relating the city 81 New
York and Brooklyn but 81 gene public in,eres.
The senate rgen! pori VI be moroing session IN the
ory feature worthy % note the personal expaua.
tim OF two or three ~ the Senator'S who wero embcr5
OF tho Committee IN Federal Relations for their course ~
signing the report presented by thai comm tee ycst.r.
day The senators seemed 10 be quite sensitive Over
their action 10 this respect for nobody will be killed By
the report.
Mr. Birdsa introduced the following bill this morn No
ID regard 70 referees IN The First judicial DISTRICT
SC l. The judges of the supreme Court for tho First
Judicial dettc the Judges OF The Superior Court Of ths
CITY Of New York the Judges Of the Court Comma
Pleas Tor the city and county d New York are hereby
aa n amt
y eferable IN ssid courts the hereinafter pro-
vided.
sec q said Judges shall nec, In convention on the
day o. - 1851, 10 make such appointments and may al
appoinm shall he made
Sec majority OF The votes Of the Judges attending
any Of the meetings hercu provided shall b. eeciuu ~
make M appointment under this act or 10 remove a
ferce as provided " adourn ami In case IL tie vote
upon any question properly before said Judges the sane
shall be deemed lost
Sec The referees appointed BY this act shall have
the same, and no greater, power authority ~
conferred by law upon referees appointed nv cnurs
OF record OF The state
g. The referees y appointed shall he Of the degree
~ counseors " ME supreme Court, and shal reside 20
the city OF New York
Mr.. Young democrat from NJ W York has given notice
Of nlnsoi,ett debtor bill The ona, NJ sctionsa
ouows-Iytfy inso1veht debtor insy b. discharged
his debts ~ the nod 60 The extent ths act pro
yidedt npoh - cutting gmnnt uf III bs estate tot
The benefit ~ his Ctcd'ls aud upOu complying with tn
pfbvaOns haemscl cot tiaed provided, however. ths
noiMg bot ein contained Al N deemed W Apply 70 ans
debt contracted Cwnr nv executor administrator
guardian - trustee q his trust OF 70 any
atht contracted OH ~ tpcity, Or to aly debtdua
by any person l.lait 80 shtdcrs ot any company
pursuant "a the provisions ot ~ ting laws.
The balance ~ thU -, wRich = somcwhai lengthy
ID !. rrl# 10 tNl t..n - xNt,fnn Jrf q 'nll y
tn bill passee III w-is- Tie feTegprg sst,i9l doSs