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The Abolitionists in the New York Legislature
have moved resolutions to counteract those passed
in Congress to allay the agitation of the Abolition
Scheme. They passed the New York Federal
House Of Assembly, by strictly "whig' vote
The Albany Argus gives the following account of
them So we go" Wings" and Abotiorists at
the North, and the " Whigs'' of the South join in
the abuse of Atherton's Resolutions.


During these discussions, the Abolition men,
bers proper, excepting Mr.. Sawyer, were, as part
Of the game, silent; and the Federal allies
allowed to protest that these resolutions in
tended to interfere with the question of the aboli
ton of slavery but the right of petition
great right which, they urged in hours of Tapid
Atherton's resolutions.


We repeat, they insisted that these partisan
solutions, the joint product of the Whig' and Alb
olItion allies, had nothing to do with the abolition of
slavery, the Abolition agtations of the day
But mark the sequel Mr.. Hogeboom had exposed
the real objects and scope of the resolutions and
he put them and the sincerity of their authors to
the test by offering the following resolution, which
was instantly laid on the tabLe-in other 1rords
party cote!


" "Resolred, if the Senate concur, That nothing
contained in the foregoing resolutions shall be so
construed as in any manner intimating opinion,
the part of this Legislature in favor of interer
ing with the question Of slavery"


Such is the upshot of this joint Federal and
Abolition party expedient.