New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-26
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
Legislature of New-York-nIajority and Plu-
rality Votes, &c.


Bs.g AZ Elections Bhea are Majority yot,, Reqa,redi
Manufacturing Corporations Rural Burial Grounds
Registry Ba-JUdses' Salaries-hike Walsh.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
ALBANY, Friday, April % ls47.
mentioned last night, that Mr.. Speaker Has
RRoUcE had decided that the vote Of IS TO 80, t97
being quorum and more) in favor Of Mr.. r. SMITHS
motion to INSIST on retaining In the election BILL the
clause excluding those from voting at any election
which they had sought 10 degrade into gambling spec
nlation for lucre, by betting its result legal
affirmative vote, and that the motion thereby
carried.
After dinner, Mr.. sickes appealed from the Speak
ers decision, on the ground that 65 members had pre-
viousy adopted the said House amendment TO Senate
SYST on retaining that amendment. of course If the
House did not insist, it follows that it receded
Other members srriyed at like conclusion with the
Speaker, but 10 this way The House had adopted the
betting clause by vote of s. more and II would
they said require vote OF 65 TO strike IL out there
fore the lack of IS negatives was their view equiva.
lent 10 vote 10 insist
The Speakers decision on this really important oues
ton was sustained-Ayes 60 Noes, IA. The Noes be-
ing Messrs. Aling Bsscom Carpenter Develin, s. J.
Davis. Bowie, Garrison Rutherford Sickles Croker
Chstfeld Stewart, Watson and Walsh
Mr.. Flanders appears to have been rather puzzled
he was excused from voting. Our plurality majority,
positive negative and other varied ways and forms of
voting puzzle me also. My head, perceive is OF
the clearest.
MI SOfEh moved "A RECOMMENDATION oil the vote. This
negstived SO to %. The House then sustained the
Chair sgsnst another appeal, by Mr. WATSON, in a case
like thar OF Mr.. sickles An opposite occurred
same night Mr. T. SMITH moved that the House do
concur in amendment made by the Senste 10 Section
H-Csrried. Ayes II Noes T.
Any amendment to the substance Of bill changes Its
Character IN greater or lesser degree. May this
amendment be adopted by majority of quorum and
adopted is il then essential that the whole bill
as amended be readopted by at least 65 votes Of
)orlty bllD Or is enough that such amendments be
severay adopted in the House by 65 il keeping
view the effect on the taken a whole MAY
there not be variety of amendments pro and and
So might not the adoption of and the rejection
OF others induce the House Cor Senate) TO take differ
ent action on BILL If again finally presented a whole
Suppose case OF HOUSE bill A. introduces it it is
sent to the Committee of the Whole amendments are
there made in II by C. d. and f. 49, 30 50 and 60 are
the msjortes of quorum for adopting these amend.
ments they severay voted on in the House with
nearly similar results 65 finally vote TO pass the bill
whole, some voting ay who had voted no
several of the details and rice rrsdwoud it be right in
case the Senate were TO strike out these amendments
Qnserted originally above) by 40 or 50 House
require Is affirmative votes TO enable the House there
alter to insist retaining sny all OF item II yea
would not the working OF the system be contradictory
and vicious
The SENATE sent down bill for increasing or reduc-
ing the capital stock of manufacturing corporations
In existence, (under their various and varied charters
which, on motion of Mr.. Carpenter, was sent 10 the
Judiciary Couaai,tee report complete without going
through the Committee OF the Whole, Both Houses
have agreed TO the general bill authorizing the ncopora
ton of Rural Burying Ground Associations Yesterday
had parson To-day, II he came, was late. Both
Houses have agreed TO the bill providing for addi
tons chaengers of Jurors-but TO have improved that
system required the true reforming mot destructve)
spirit and If the here not its effects Mr. BAcKUss
Senate bill may pass 1t has been reported complete in
Assembly The SENATE are behind the House in their
work, that II is possible may not adjourn
meut till about this day month. The Judges Salaries
bill sleeps Get the men in-then for high salaries at
the extra or Judicial lobbyism. Not thus let us hope
In the forenoon there was long debate as TO the
meaning Of the Constitution about County Courts their
powers. This afternoon the House, In Committee, is
discussing the question Of the powers that ought TO be
granted to MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS or AssocIA-
TIoNs In the Election bill the House receded unani
mously from its amendment with reference to Election
Districts.
At twenty minutes after Mr.. WALSH rose to answer
Mr. Bascom and others Mr.. w. does not consider
Lowell paradise its factories Gardens OF Eden.
He is making a very hard against the msnuisc
turers there. 1t seems that he delivered discourse
from the pulpit of the Baptist Church OF Lowell, and he
thinks ii probable that ii of the best ever de-
hvered there. At hafpast left Mr. w. speaking, and
with great severity agains, the system.