New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-28

w J Lane daniel Parish STACY Collins
John Van Mes, Andrew Foster Duncan Pe
y $ Ogden "A K Lawrence A II Muller"
There are two other names, but they are in the Welsh
Arabic Chadee, 1lmbuctoo character. in which ms
limited education unhappiy defective.
Mr.. Mann made proposition day two ago. limit
ing certain salaries, and naming the Clerk Of the sen
ate deserving than the Clerk OF the Assem-
bly, i'll future he would longer have TO attend the
Court OF Errors. Nothing was done on 1t.
Member proposed resolution instructng Carroll
6; Cook the Contractors to allow the Convention the
OF printed edition Of lis Journal up this date
Mir NcoLI did not see the necessity FOR this resolution
hut il passed almost unanimously
The C0nSti7tcftOA ~ U0rdS-!Stjlie.
again refer to the iuct that words liable TO various
constructions have been perverted and will be again.
less literally cXplaincd by special clause in the new
Constitution 1t was asserted on the floor yesterday
and not denied, that the term Corporation alto
gcthcr applicable to the Free Bank Associations and yet
ut by OF the present Constitution the Court
OF Errors had in the teeth OF decision OF the Supreme
Court! sanctioned that evasion The words Association
Corporation Residence. Resident, Office Civil Office
Judicial Office, &c &c ought to be clearly defined in the
Constitution that them. Had this been done in the
t. = Constitution il would have saved few years OF
angry argument 10 Congress- but unfortunately our le
gal gentlemen like 10 leave loophocs i'll their parchment
ortresses OF which they may, the legal garrison
fire any way any object The fewer doubtful
we have the better, but do what may will dis
pute and quarrel where the Press Pulpit and Bar
all free. There will always be factions and parties rich
and poor, wise and foolish satisfied and dissatisfied
Men VIII quarrel about character ana reputation about
Constitutions and forms OF Government and the merits
OF politicians ard parsons about natives and aliens,
gion and irreigiOn, about heocrAcy. arisocracy
crazy. and democracy, about angels and devils about
theatres churches money, wealth honors rank fashions
offices and equality about laws love the ladies' horse
bets WINE bbbing. and quackcry about what IS
and what is not what has been and what will be- what
this and what that means, and whether and Is
10 unto the end of the world and
they Will quarrel db0u, thar also. Man is
connlmacious animal very ndifieleptly fitted for enjoy
ing lenial LOCO years, witness those babes OF glory
who do homicide handsomely III Mexico G9ds image
with musket who can kill by method, and run
with scorpions, spiders and rattcnakes III destroying
our brctHern who speak Spanish. Verify verify, War
is Douglass Jeirold described it. Cain taking the
gcants shilling, become the lackey OF carnage the
liveried ootman OF lire and blood 10 NIL hospitals with
the manned and manced there TO howl and blsSpheinc
for $ month.
Corporations, ASSoci0ti0aS Spectal PririiegeS
\ number of gentlemen discussed the question OF pas
sing general laws. Mr. OCoNoR said that the section
before them declared that special law shall be
passed creating corporation. The Government could
not create corpora,ion--t would have machine or
organism Tor creating corporations lie was opposed 10
this restriction. Referring to the University of the State
OF New York he asked whether it not useful TO
such corporation 10 represent learnlngi Mr. RICH
NoNp did not require College Education. MIR OCoNoR
was not sure of that Was not the Washington Mon
Association proper special corporate body with
perpetual succession He thought that corporations
for gain should be left 10 theLegtsaturc hitherto
but opposed 10 monopolcs Tor gain and lucre.
How would it be with regard incorporate bodies TO
speculate in lands could they held any quantity Of the
soil rent il out hold mortgages H. and become pa
troons, but without souls
Mr.. RICHMOND believed that Nj. oConor had fore
Swallowed plan in contemplation 10 take education
OF the hands OF the People and place in the hands
OF a great Corporation He was opposed 10 this, but
had objection encouraging learning IL the highest
quarters,
Mr. NORRIS said tha, he wanted that corporations
and associations should not be passed except in the
cases authorized in this Constitution, otherwise We
might have corporations for making plows Tor prac
ticIug law, tor selling merchandise, &c.
Corporations for praying preaching and singing Psalms
we have already witness Trinity Church and her NIL
lions upon millions in landed estate, while among the
millions this State many thousands are every Winter
stepped in poverty and almost hopeless misery
Mr. STEPHENS. Unless we do take away from the
Legislature the power of granting special privileges we
accomplish no reform. As regards Academies .a:d
Colleges he wanted not have them come before the
Legislature take up its time but be provided Tor by
general laws As provision in the Sd section which
takes away personal responsibility except in proper
ton 10 stock held he presumed II would put an END 20
partnership altogether. Men now liable TO visit from
the Sher and full responsibility on all the debts OF
their firms would avail themselves OF this limited re
sponsibity.
5P Nj have Just got sight OF the Memorial from
NewYork Bankers &c that missing Il Is word for
word the same as the Memorial copied above this day
and the original rSn4scrip; drrti The siSners are
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