New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-05
SENATE.
ALBANY. Monday. March :

SENATE
ALBANY. Monday. March >.
Mr. PORTER reported adversely 10 the petition Of
the Troy and Schenectady Railroad Co to be re-
lieved from the State Loan OF 100000.
Mr. BEERS reported bill 10 provide Tor the con
s,ruction OF g railroad and slack water Navigation
from Lake Champlain 10 Boonvie. Oneida Go.
Mr. PUTNAM, onnotice, introduced a bill TO extend
powers OF Justices OF the Peace 10 issue executions
after expiration of ihei: terms OF office.
The Committee o; the Whole, Mr.. JOHNSON III
the Chair took up the Assembly bill IN relation to
duties on goods sold al auction @c'' and after
brief discussion the committee rose aud reported
progress for the purpose OF having the bill printed
II was made special order for Tuesday.
The Senate then Went INTO Committee ot tue
Whole on the Texas and Oregon Resolutions.
Mr. PUTNAM resumed and concluded his remarks
on these resolutions, occupying the remainder o.
the morning session.
for five DAYS and the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The morning session was occupied with coutlh
uaton OF the debate on the Printing blli Al the
hour of adjournment. motion was made that the
House hold an afternoon session, tor tue purpose OF
continuing the discussion and II practicable, bring
ing it to a close. a motion 10 adjourn INTENDED to
cut of the afternoon session. was nesatlved by The
vote OF 81 TO So
In the afternoon, Messrs WArSoS, W. 5. SHER
wooD aud CLARK addressed the Committee with
great force in favor OF the Senate Bl-when the
Committee rose, and on motion OF Mr. CHArFIELD
amended by Mr.. Boss the House agreed % come
to vote at L OF clock on Tuesday
SENATE
TUESDAY. Msrcn Sd. l546.
The bill 10 supply the Capitol with wetcr was
passed.
Mr. JONES reported bill to regulate the speed of
steamboats, on the Hudson.
Mr BEERS dissente6 from the report
Mr. LESTER reported bill in relation 10 he cleo
ton of Delegates 10 the Convention Of this State
lnakes the representation as by the census OF leio
Committed 20 the same Committee OF The W hole
having charge OF the Apporticnment bill
The bill relative duties goods sold at auction
was discussed hat TO question was taken.
ASSEMBLY
The Printing Bill was taken up in Committee Of
the w hole, Mr.. :. LAwKENcE IN the chair 4 debate
OF the same character with that when had occurred
on previous days when ts bill was up, occupied
the Committee until the Speaker announced the ar
rival of the hour = o clock at which the question
was TO be taken. The question was Oh strihlnS Out
the Senate bill and n-crliOg the Assembly oii!. Ile
yeas and nays were taken with the following re
suit:
Ayrs-Messrs Bailey Benedict Boyce, Cheuied.
Chase Cole D-vein, e. DRAKE. Eyssinan. Fleet Card
ner Graves Gregory. Grlnnrll Hayward HH%ieton.
Heerrnance Hover Howk. King. Kline :. Lawrence.
Loons Low Marks, 4. Marshal, o r. Marshall. l. NIL
Ter Morehouse Oliver. Perkins, Pierce, Pitts Primer
Rogers Sands Sescord Shsier. D. Sherwood Skeiton'
Small Speaker Stewart. Teift. K. K. Thompson llden
Titus Townsend, Udall Van Bergen Willis, Wolcott a.
! Wood-53.
Bell Blakey Bodgett, Bloss. Boughton, Burnel Bush
Clark Coe Collins Cornwell Cost. Dean, Durfec. I'm
sign Foote Foster French Fuller. Fullerton Hall Har
/ ris, Haxtun, Hayner Johnson kingman Lake, n La"
/ renee Lawyer, Lewis. Long, Ludlow. Marvin McCIe!
Ian j. Miller Moore, Notion Phillips. Potter, Rathbun
Rice Scarf Shelton w. s Sherwood, Smith, Stevenson
Storrs ]. r. Thompson. Viee. Voorhees,. Waibrldge
tFaL,
w. Young. J. foung-6f.
So the Committee refused TO strike out the Senate
bill.
Mr. TILDEN proposed to strike cut the ith and 6tl
sections of the Senate bill and 10 add TO the Oh
(which abolished the oiiceof State Printer clause
repeating all provisions of law requiring the pub
! LEGATION in the State paper or any law notice
citation order or advertisement. Rejected Ayes Oh
Noes So as before, except that Mr. HAYNER now
voted Aye.
Mr. BAILEY then moved 10 add a, the end of the
second section" no person or firm shall receive
more than one OF said contracts.
This was rejected-53 to 81, as on the first divis-
ion.
Mr. BAILEY then moved to strike out the Comp
roer and Secretary CT State, whenever II occurred
and insert the Lieut. Governor and Speaker Los,
without count
( Mr.. BAILEY then moved to add after the 9th sec
on the 9th 10th, llth 18TH 18th and i4th sections
Of the Assembly bill. This amendment was also
! oet: So to 90.
Mr.. CHATFtELD moved to insert in section 4th,
after the word bond, =" in the penalty of $4,000
/ Lost
Mr. SANDS moved to strike out the clause in the
Sd section providing for the printing OF an extra
number of the volume Of Session Laws by joint re
solution.-Lost.
Mr. PERKINS moved 10 strike out the word now
in two places in the section relative 10 legal notices.
saying that after the contract had been made for
the publication of these notices, according 10 Gov
Stewards veto, the Legislature could not abolish
/ any OF them.
! Mr. TEEFT moved 10 strike out in the ith section,
Il. 10 be printed in the city of Albany" Lost.
Mr. WELLS now moved that the Committee rise
! and report the bill TO the House-wnich was done.
: Mr.. TupES lin the House renewed bis amend
ment. and called for the Ayes and Noes-and 1t was
again rejected Ayes So Noes 64-as before.
Mr.. BAILEY renewed his amendment, inserting a
half dozen sections-and asked for the Ayes End
Noes
Mr. BAILEY demanded the Ayes and Nays on or.
dering the main question.
There was some conversation as u wna! the pre-
vious question was.
/ The SPEAKER finally decided haiti was or agree
ing to the BILL as from the Committee OF tue
Whole and ordering II TO third reading
The main question was ordered to DC no" put
AYES "a Noes 53-the first vote reversed.
The main question was then taken, and tue bill
ordered to a third reading, II came from the &c
nate Ayes 81, Noes So The tirstvote reversed eN
cept that Mr.. Graves voted aye on ihi7 vote snf
Mr. A.GELL not IN
Mr.. ]. YouSe moved that the Dill nc" have 1T
third reading-but objection being made By Siessrs
BAILEY, CgArF1EtD and others
Mr. Youse waived his mouon-the rnle forbid
ding it.
By consent, on motion of Mr.. CHATrlELD the
Senate bill to punish the procurement OF aboruor
was read third time and passed
The MAILs-The high winds which accompa
MED the snow storm made II almost Impossible 10 keel
the Railroads clear of the drifting snow and not"ih
standing THAI every effort was used, every avenue o
rlrs u prtnr