The New York herald., 1862-01-25
Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1852.
Mr. Hu1suRD reported the bill to amend the Annual
Appropriation act Of 1851.
Tho bill to authorize the Supervisors Of Kings county 10
raise fund pay the expenses for tho relief Of tho
families Of volunteers was reported favorably; ALSO to
provide for the education of children in the Poorhouse
BY Mr.. ScHoLuKLD-To incorporate the New York and
Brooklyn Baggage Express Company.
Mr.. McMyLIN-To regulate the searching fees Of the
County Clerk, g ollce In New York.
Mr.. BRyAS-To abolish laws for the collection Of debts
to prohibit ctizens n rebellion from bringing suits for
debts in the courts Of the State.
THE NATIONAL TAXES.
The special order-the consideration of the report OF
the Committee OF Ways and Means in favor of direct
Mr.. HuLBrRD, chairman Of the committee, COM
menced able review of the financial history OF tho
State arguing in favor d direct taxation, prompt pay
OF the interest, and provision for the gradual
nction Of debt the only system People would
withhold the for the prosecution Of the
and would rather bear direct sufficient taxation than
live danger Of eventual national ruin. Mr. Hulburd
concluded with eloquent avcwal OF his devotion to the
Union He warmly denounced England for the course
she had taken declaring that he in favor OF i'm
mediate declaration Of against that nation IL she
should attempt 10 break the blockade any way
terfere with the Affairs Of this country.
Mr. r. Z. HAVEN Of Essex spoke in favor Of the policy
Of the resolutions, but moved to amend by adding
clause pedgng the State TO aid not only in the payment
OF the debt already incurred but also the
rvne Of the most prompt and yorous
for the suppression OF the rebellion for putting the pub
lie defences in state Of completeness and for adopting
Speaker RAYMOND spoke in favor OF the general drift Of
the resoluons. but objected to their peremptory tone.
which seemed to imply that the Legislature would sup
financial policy He moved an Amendment, declaring
that the policy set forth In the resolutions important
instead OF indispensable also amendment declaring
that s the judgment Of the legislature that tho policy
indicated will command the confidence of persons having
money to loan also striking out the auson to the 60
paper being vainly bostered up by making Il
legal tender This he (Raymond) considered slur on
the policy of the government.
Mr. LUpprSoros spoke endorsing the past policy Of the
administration in raising money 70 carry the war and
approving Of the policy set forth in the resolutions
without taking vote on the resolutions the Assembly
adjourned TO seven O'Clock this evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met at seven O'Clock r. NJ
Hills INTRODUCED
BY Mr. PRovosT-To divide Brooklyn into Ave districts
for Justices Of the peace and to provide for the election
Of Justice In each Also for the better security of
mechanics aborers and others for labor performed
material furnished on buildings and lands in Kings
BY Mr.. oBRrEs--rn relation to the Marine Court Of
New York II repeas the fifth section OF the law and
provides that defaults may be opened by the Court and
appeals taken from its judgment to the Court Of Common
Pleas.
BY Mr.. PrEacr-To provide for the incorporation OF
companies in the State by associations not less than
thirteen number; capital In the city Of New York to
be not less than 81 00o Kings county s75oo0o and
any other county $780, 900.
The privileges Of the floor extended TO exsecre
tary OF state Christopher Morgan.
Tho House resumed consideration or the financial reso
utons Mr. Ogden addressed the House. advocating the
financial policy Of the resolutions the only basis Of
credit which the could hope 70 carry the
war 10 successful issue. But while asking ths people
for taxes should them know how the war was to
be carried Let be known that while tho
intends TO keep strictly within bounds Of the consttu
tion slavery must take It's risks In the II
onward movement Of our army should sweep slavery
from the land so be IT, The army should not be slave
catche He spoke eloquenty and earnestly In favor Of
the war and the protection Of the Union.
Messre Pruyn Scholeneld, Avord Andrcas and Snyder
spoke the question: all Substantially in favor Of the
resolution
No vote taken, and the subject was made the
special order for Monday, at seven O'Clock.
Mr. PRryS desired 20 explain In presenting an amdavt
and statement of Mr.. Underwood Deputy Clerk OF the
House He did not defend him, but only desired TO pre-
sent his statement TO the House.
Mr. PIERCE offered aresoution TO inquire into the prac.
ticabiy Of introducing military drill into academies Of
the State at cost not exceeding $25 600 per year.
Adjourned.