New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-16

temperance License Bht--Cbrrys Anttdots--dbe
Caaadler-State Prison Li6raries-A Cough and a
BuRyan--Judlcial Districts--Snk Bounties---Uat
aooyth and the Code--BwneiFs jury BiLl-Rulhufords
Free School Bfl-Ths Elections Neto- York and Al
bany, and their probable resnhs-CathOlic Emancipa-
ton.
Correspondence Of The New-York Tribune
ALBANY, Wednesday April IL, ls47.
The Nsw.YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD question
ia at length settled. The HOUSE has virtually con-
CURED with the Senate in favor of the River route
BY striking out, this morning, 60 to a. the enactng
clause Of Mr. Wrghts bill. from the minority of the
Special Committee and which directed the Company
TO adopt the Sullivan route. The "a who opposed Mr..
Deveins motion to strike out said enactpg clause were
Messrs Alsben, Atwster, Balloon, Bsscom, Beckwith,
Beers Bell Bodgett Brown, Daniels, s. J. Davis, Da-
visop Flanders, Hodgson, Landon. Miller Perkins T.
Smith, Taylor; Temple, Tlinghast Vanderbilt Van
valkenburgh, Wright.
The Senator'S keep themselves employed In length
ened discussion of the bill to allow Companies to be in
corporaed to make plank roads In which measure is
involved the question of whs, powers such Companies
shall have TO enter upon and take private property with
other important points. The House has done good
deal of business to day but chiefly of private local or
comparatively unimportant public character.
Last night listened for half an hour TO the deibera
hons OF the Wing Caucus. They were very calm
date and orderly, and being inclined TO fall asleep
went home. The conclusion they may have arrived at
will, suppose, be published
Before dinner to-day, and also after H. there was q
long talk about the Syracuse and Auburn Railroad Char
ter and some Others as TO the expediency of increasing
the stock OF the companies the Albany and Buffalo
thoroughfare, enabling them to borrow and relay
their track with heavy T rails.
The Senate have negstived the judicious clause in
the Election bill to discourage betting at elections The
truth Is that although 80 Senators take their daily pay
not more than 20 or 81 generally attend and of these
not all regularly bad example this In the way of pub
lie morals.
Horticultural School in Ne,c. York.
Another Memorial praying sseJesse Buel and others
vany prayed "a years ago that the agricultural State of
No plstral
presented by Mr. Burchard and read to-day 1t contem
plates the establishment OF farm and college New
the best location whether the American Institute
the Board of Education, Columbia College, the Uni.
versity should have the control have heard strong
guments on all sides Among the petitioners to-day see
the of the venerable and learned Ogden Edwards
one OF the trainers OF the Constitution OF 1921 Samuel C.
Mott, James Auchincloss, J. d. Williamson, J. r. Wal.
tiers, B. Quimby, Samuel Van Wyck, John Johnson,
NJ c. Baker. s. B. Ward. Thomas Bell, and Adoniram
Chandler The Generals REAL signature may now be
compared with the forgery attached to Stemperance
petition.
A BM 10 License Schools of Intemperance and
Dissipation.
incose printed copy of bill. introduced by Mr..
Chandler, from majority Of the Committee the In
ternal Affairs of Towns and Counties to prevent
joity of the people In any County from refusing H.
censes for the establishment of those schools Of drunk
enness gambling riot, crime and vice, called RUM tav
erns and gin and whisky houses-schools which have
fitted more candidates for the gallows and the State
Prison las many a Judge has stated from the bench)
than all others put which have dragged
the gay and the happy, the young, tho lovely and the
cheerful the wife with her husband the children with
their parents from state Of and comfort down to
condition of pauperism want rags, guilt disease and
an early and unhonored grave. Let me humby entrest
the gentlemen of the Assembly TO pause.
Mr. Chambers billiard 1t Is wretched party meas
ure having for ts object the proppDg up OF band OF
shameless unprncped politicians who have long worn
the honored earb of Democracy to conceal their native
baseness-his bill is short and significant.
The actentitled, An act relating to Excise and to
Licensing RETAILERS Of INTOXICATING LIauoRs, passed
May H. si5 and all subsequent amendments thereosre
HEREBY REPgALED."
The Committee of Five are
|. The majority; 1bel Chandler, Lawyer, Of Oneida,
Hsnksr, age "a, ChairmanJ Darts of Orange, Farmer,
Whis-Saus j. Darts Of Jefferson, Axmaker Democrat.
These three for the old grog.llcense system
The Oldest and think the heaviest be is Of the
heshiest, members ofthe HouseDavid Mc.OYteT, Ply
One of the very youngest members of the House,
lawyer leads the cohorts of the opponents OF the tenn
perance movement venerable farmer and an expert
enced physician In the OF the reormere and they
have this day reported AN ANrIpoTE to Chambers
qusckery la the form OF bill TO EXTEND the Temper
law Of ls45 to the City Of NewYok and otherwise
BILE to and worthy of the American name and character
Libraries for the State Prisons--A Cough and a
Bunyan.
hear Of nothing In the way of encouragement to the
great idea of placing within reach OF every prisoner
In every State Prison, AN AMPLE SUPPLY OF BOOKS,
his mind soothing his Affections warming his heart en-
gazing his affections, showing him what others have
overcome and done, and acknowledgements or gen
Grating hope his troubled SOUL and bidding him resolve
20 return 10 the right path Mr. Cough in his Mondays
Lecture here recommended kindness to prisoners and
to drupkards. II but so men who would otherwise
leave the State Prisons msddened and hopeless soured
by cruelty and suffering to rob, burn murder and de-
sroy could thus be turned to engage In honorable pur
suits, would not the money be well laid out There
are many thousands of cash surplus at Auburn,
xphi heve teor NV
Rathbun Gould, McFarlan, Hsdley and Walsh, the
Standing Committee, allow the zoo miserable wretches
there tormented, few more wellchosen books, out oil
that fund Read Coughs he--read Bunyan's-read
the parable of the Prodiga Son. Perhaps future Bun
yam and Cough even now In Auburn or Sing Sing
only requiring timely aid to warm them into active and
Judicial Districis--A Report Disagreement
Mr. T Smith reported from Committee the sd-
justren Of these Districts consisting of himself and
Messrs- Burnell, Crosby, Mcnamara and Pratt The
House Committee and that Of the Senate have again
agreed to disagree and the effect viii be to aid uggers
In legal traffic to saddle the people crafty Judiciary
IL they succeed. we will efforts made to cfamp,
crush and ntimidate honest Editors yet unthousht-of
You will ind the report Ia tonights Journal your
advice had been taken, In Convention, TO choose one
Judge In each Senate District and would have been,
but FOR the somerset Of Mr. Taggsrt, Mr.. Of ths I
Custom House and few others this wonderful diff
among who could be so harmonious about the /
code and practice would have been unknown and the
nominations within the peoples reach.
Mr. J. B. Smith reported, few days since, In Senate
bin to grant bountes and premiums TO encourage the
growth and manufacture OF silk copy OF which en-
close.
The Senate have sent down TO the House bill extend
ing tn next July time during which Mr. WALwoRTH
may take the oath 9 Commissioner OF the Code IL
passed the Senate 20 TO May, Mr.. Beach, Mr. Wright
md Mr. Bsscom were favorable TO IT, and II is triumph
over the friends Of equal laws clear plain and easily
and which party leaders could not turn and
twist to any purpose they now do the precedenis OF
monarchy.
Mr. Burne has introduced bill from the judiciary, /
10 revise or amend the laws relative 20 the sunmoning
Of Grand and Petit Jurors In your City and the state
reuersly enclose IT, The Senate have passed Mr.
House bill for Evening FREE Schools in
your City for apprentices and others engaged during
The day Mr. Folsom's Committee had reported On II
fsvorably
They say that In New York and Brooklyn, /" 10 Alba
by. the Wings triumphed yesterday. am glad oil It
These riumphs are but the precursors OF future and
more extensive victories should power be used to en-
tighten the people and improve their condition retner
han 10 encourage bloodshed injure commerce and fs
len thankless worthless horde OF officials IS II men
voted not TO obtain economical and prudent guardians
Df the State but TO clutch the spoi Marcy fsshion-ior
mast say he sticks to his text Let II be borne In
mind that whenever the false knaves pretending to be
Democrats have been driven from power the cause was
heir slsveholdng feelings and principles and want OF
'ympsthy with the people May the Wings go ON and
prosper II they will but unite and deserve IL No party
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