rh. Seduction Bill.
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After farther debate, the House rejected the
substitute of Mr.. Baily of Putnam for the Commit
tee BILL by vote of 4S TO As. a reconsideration
was az once moved by Mr. Coe, and carried, on
Friday afternoon, by 80 10 4S. Nr. Bailys bill was
then adopted by 55 to 20. Fir. Morrison OF this
City then offered substitute for the newly adopted
bill, which Messrs Harris and Comstock favored.
Mr.. Van valkenburgh of Stsuben warmly urged
the passage of some bill. MIR. ]. Young proposed
substitutes for several sections of Mr.. Baiys bill
On motion Of Mr. Comstock, the Committee rose.
and, on motion of Mr. ]. Young, the whole subject
was referred to Selec, Committee TO report bill
complete.


We hope there is no disposition entertained by a
majority Of the Legislature TO shuttle of this I'M
portant measure, though there are some indications
Of it. Many Members who sag they are IN favor
of good bill to punish Seduction and Adultery are
amazingly hard to please. These gentlemen will
be very sharply watched by their constituents
friendly to Virtue, Morality, and Equal Law.