New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-04
FROM ALBANY.
From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Saturday, Feb. 9, 1861,
3uP couutssrOSyRs TO WASHINGTON.


the COMMISSIONERS TO wA.HINGsoS.
The debate last evening was opened by Mr. Fullerton
of Orange who opposed the majority report, not thai
he was not willing TO trust the honor Of the state LII
the Of the CoInmission appointed, but that tne
whole movement of which this was part was either
wrong or unnecessary II these went to ooHpromise
away the principles Of the PEOPLE OF this STATE he
would not nd them. If they DID rot 20 10 conpro-
mise them, their mission would be iGui'less ore.
Mr. Fish of Montgomery moved to amend the MAJOR
iy rerort to place The appointment Of Commissiprcrs
with The Governor But little discussion took Tiaceo on
this proposition membcrs generally conentn9 tuenl
selves with expressing deermiraiion II tley wereto
he represented TO reject their own representatives
Tie Yeas and Nays being called, the proposition was
voted down by nearly t@ottird yote'
TIE next proposition was to strike ou the names OF
the three Democrats reported and inert John a. hng
Henry II, Seldep, and George w. Patterson. inns
singular proposal did not at first appear to be anything
more than strategic movement Of rs mover MI
Morgan of Monroe, but as discussion opened, II APP
reared that il WAS not merely an indiyldual motion.
Members from various sections contonded thst Us .ne
Republicans were charged 18th being responsible forthe
troubles that beset the ration, ana were he'd respohi
be for the removal Of the difficulties, Therefore ketuh-
leans alone the proTe persons to- te Gent 10 dSa
bu,e the southern mind az the misrepresentation
ouchiuq the inentigns Of ale Republican rorty. Mr.
Fuleyt on novel to strike put all The Mares reported
and subsitutehe Senators and Representatives. Con
pres but IL was lost. Various other p0Poslionf were
n:rie but tie ffbUstrIiDg FREELY stopped aid
debate on TIE resoluicns cnl of by hc Previous Ques
tom They were ties, adopted by fte folio "0g vote:
YEAs-s.r L. C. hgdu R Wr A Rio,s 4 REL
bee, Bar, Burt .Coia4hsn. Camp cAin Coming c9aans
Darcy butcher Els.gwood F.rntn Fsxon, Ferris Field
.on kDy ksayGf EcrGsn, Kinney klssP Ls,;iDs Is.as.
w ~; Lod 2oi Mct 'S SGe fiePs
Prcfrfss, Provost Rsnds RE Robin o. Sanford ss1e,
s H. S,A w sss f %@S T sad w fSfesaa TUT
sAYS-Me.-, Anthony BABY Ba!d.in M@"orth Barber It'
Gom,tocs, CrN Dsy. pO@irie, Dwight Emerek Fe,,ey'
f% ESS.I y RdSs sSy shaw 5ea1 Sherwood
/ H. Smh Smith s. E.csmih Tathil Wager, Waterbury,
aud WiaTd-Jo.
\ r1.E MILITARY APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
Senator Colyn who suffers from Il chronic attack OF
SGuater Sovereigny9n tie BRAIN devoted an hour OF
two priy ciPay to reinifcenses Of tho Hartford Con
| ycniion "A discussion that would have been more III
place at the Twedte Hall Co1veuriou Of Yesterday,
which was simiarin its objects, and much of the same
char tcter throughout. Having eD6eGvored TO brln2
into the discussion almost every question, from tht
Hartford Conyer' aforesaid down to s1uatter Soy
e,eigny ireludsg John Brown and virginia proposed
| Convention, he gave way, aud wac followed by Mr.
p F. Murrhy IL a scorchinR, wt;heIing reply, done II
that peculiar Banner, whlch-dry can.tit, hhu cooi
shows he who ufes 10 be familiar If not with me
scalping knife at least with the scpei nitric, and
OF er cutting and causic instrmeniahes-
Without taking final vote, tie bill was made a
sre,ial order for next Tu,yday. An attempt made
70 SUSPEND the order of business, for tie purpose II
reaching TIE report OF the Committee on the Virginia
Rcsou,ops; but The Senate, bya vote Of 10 to IL, re-
fused TO suspend:
YFAs-Nrsrs Blood Colyin, Connolly Gardiner Grsit
Hihhouse Kelly kctehAn j. NJ Murphy Robertson spinoiA
and . TUman-l2. 49, -
NctrAyv Huro" T. r Murphy PFo-ser Ramsey
Richmond looh, Sessions and WsneT-l6.
Whether this means TO pO.tpoue indefinitely, or only
60 an ealy day nexl week can only be known wheI
that tpe comes; but il IL il intended TO send AT all,
wonld look better Sead before the poposed Conyen
tion should begin lis labors.
FKEE sPFPoH.
Abou. one hundred individuals, not, however, Of ha
class dcDomnated of property and standing hav
ing requested Mayor Thatcher TO prevent the proposes
Abolition Convention in this city, tic Mayors reply
il published in this mornings papers, IN which he Ia
forms these self constituted guardians Of the donors o
the civ and nation that wbenhe entered LIS dCiie
ar Mayor he took oath to support the Constitution
Of the State of New-Yofk AID of tbe United States
both 81 which guarantee the exercise Of the rght Of
free discussion Of all srbects, 10 every individuals
that the subject of Slavery q COMMON topic Of dir
cussion al the time thore CONSTITUTIONS were adopted
and, was therefore, inelnded amcng those subjects;
md fuYther that he intends 80 kop his oath, and pre-
venttbe City Of Albany from being dirgraced have
been zone other cities Of the state. lie also approves
of and, ccmmends 10 his correspondents the ADVICE Of
DIR. Ganialiel to the Jewish Council in suilar case
that occurred about the year forty of the Christian
era and advises them il they 10 not like those meet
| ;uu 4, tn v.ay frnn Them.