New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-24
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

IN The SENATE on "Wednesday, the Pilot Resolu-
tons were under consideration. and afte. being
amended passed withou. dissenting voice
The bill apportioning Delegates 10 the Con
venton came 10 from the Assembly, with message
that il had bezn passed without amendment A re-
mark of Mr. CLARE, in regard 10 the machinery put
in requisition to keep the bill from the House all day
on Monday, drew out some conversation in regard
TO the occurrences of Saturday.
The CLERK stated in explanation that the Presi-
dent had left bis seat on Saturday Immediately after
the Senate adjourned, and he could not therefore,
obtain his signature TO the bill. He did not come into
the Chamber Monday until the tirne for the organ
ization OF the Senate. On tina. day, there were an
extraordinary number OF bills read and passed, and
he was engaged al his desk for four hours steadily
and had been prevented from preparing the bill 10
be sent down The Sal! bill Mr.. CLARK One Of
the last that were passed. The CLERK Yes. and
some others which bad been amended, were sent
down, at the urgent request of Senators who were
interested in them particularly. On Monday after
noon. all the bills passed on Saturday and Monday,
were taken 10 the President room and signed, and
on Tuesday were sent together to the Assembly.
Mr.. CLARK Did 10 member request you TO keep
that bill back
The CLERK No. One member of the Senate
asked TO it. ON Monday morning. referred him
TO one Of the Deputy Clerks.
Mr.. PUTNAM. How long did he keep ii
The CLERK. ! believe he did not get it. m EN-,
Der OF the Assembly inquired on Monday ii the bill
was to be sent down that day; and / answered
that lift was possible would SEND It down.
The matter was allowed to drop here.
The Governor transmitted Information that ne had
signed the bill relating the Apportonment OF Del
egstes to the Convention
The special order of the day. being the bill In
relation TO the tolls OF the canals was then taken
up in Committee Of the Whole This bill fixes the
rates Of toll the as they were in ls45. except
upon certain articles mentioned in the bill and takes
from the Canal Board the power TO change or alter
the rates of ;o hereafter The rate of toll on salt,
coal gypsum, lime and clay, fixed by the Canal
Board this Spring, is allowed to stand by the bill.
No question taken.
Mr.. PORTER reported adverse to the passage of
the bill to provide for the sale OF lands for
which was made the special order for Tues
day next.
The bill 10 reduce the expense of Canal Repairs,
was received from the Assembly, referred 10 The
Committee of the Whole, and made the special e'-
der for Monday next.
In the ASSEMBLY on Tuesday afternoon. the
whole session was occupied in The discussion OF the
Apportionment bill. On "Wednesday the bill 10
abolish the Office of Inspector of Salt in Onondaga
and for other purposes was passed aiso the OIL 10
incor porate the Buffalo University, and the bill to
repeal the restrictive provision in relation 10 Rail
road charters.
The hour OF 10 O'Clock having arrived the House
proceeded to the Gaal passage of the bill for the
Apportionment of Delegates 10 the Convention, and
il was passed by the following vote-Ayes 60
Noes Sc.
Mr.. CHASE said he had paired off with Mr.. HAWKS.
and had agreed not to vote. He should have voted
against the bill
Mr.. FOSTER, who came in moment too late, de-
sired to vote, but it was refused by the House
Mr. TILDEY moved reconsideration and it was
rejected. So the bill was passed.
The bill making an appropriation 10 the State Ln,
l. ,11tt.,r ehn rryHn n
freight on the Tonawanda Railroad, were passed.
The General Manufacturing Bill was discussed
and recommi,ted tc report complete.
The bill 10 Reduce the Expenses OF Canal Re
pairs was taken up, md the previous question hav-
ing been moved by Mr. ]. Young, was passed by
the foowin vote
AYEs-Messrs Alber,son, Angle Beach, Bell, Blakely
Blo1get, B,ss Boughton Burnel Bush. Chase, CLAIR
Coe Collins Cook. Cooper. Cornwe Durtee Foote
Foster French Fuller Fullerton, Hall Harris hayner
Johnson Kingman Lake n Lawrence Lawyer. Long,
Marvin Mcclellan j. Miller, Notion. Phillips. Rahbun,
Rice, Scarf w 5. Sherwood. Storrs. J. K. Thompson
Viele, walhridge, Ward. Watson. Wisner j. Wood
Woodruff Wordcn A. w. Young, J. fouse-53
NoEs-Messrs. Baird, Benedict. Boycc. Chatheld Dew
elm C. Drake r. Drake, Eysaman Fleet Gardner ire
CORY Grinnel Hazleton Hover. Howk, Ming Mime ,.
Lawrence Lewis. Liddle LOOMS, T. MARSHALL " r..
Marshall Mcneil l.. Miller, Montgomery ohver. fer
kline Pierce Pitts Primmer, Rogers, Sands, Sehcord'
Shafer d Sherwood. Shelton, Small speaker Sts'en'
son. Stewart Tetft, X. K. Thompson. Iilden, lltus
,rownsend Van BERGEN Voorhees, Wells Willis, VOL
cott-5. r.
Mr.. ALpERTsoN moved a reconsideration. Ai'er
n brief debate between Messrs WELLS, W. ,.
SHERWOOD. PHILLIPS TITUS and Boss,
Mr.. BLoss moved the previous question, ana the
motion 10 reconsider was carried: Ayes So Noes
81.
The question again recurring on the passage OF
the bill. Mr.. WoRnES moved the previous question,
and the bill was again passed: Ayes S. Noes 81 ;
the same as on the first vote. except that TO the
affirmative were added Messrs Baird Cost, Ensign,
Smith and Wells; and 10 the negattre Messrs. Cole
Hayward, Heermancc, Low, Morehouse, SPotord,
Udall and Wood worth.