New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-30
New-York Legislature
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Correspondence OF The Tribune.


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Correspondence Of The Tribune.
Ats.xr. Thursday. Jan ?, lsi7.
The syyArr. TIN. afternoon, sent back the Vol
unteer.' Outfit Bill. without giving It's merits any
consideration, having arrived st the CONCLUSION by
vote Of - 10 u that - the bill received put %
Affirmative votes IN Assembly. It being an appiica-
ZION Of public money 10 private or personal pur-
pose II must be returned 70 the Assembly with
message that the Senate considered II one OF those
bills which require q vote Of two-thiras Of al the
members Of each House.
Here We have ona Of many instances Of the i'm
possibility Of forming laws or rules, however PLAIN
and clear may be their language. about which even
the best informed men viii not d-er, a. 70 iner appi-
cabty special All that codes can 90 y 70 IN
troduce system and order' elesrness snd
and 10 TIER shame be spoken vast majority OF the
lawyers of Eng.nd and even some OF our own pract-
toners are strenuous opponents even OF system and
order
In the case before u. Lieut. Gov. GARDSER and
Speaker HAsBzoUcE sg-eed that this was majority
bill % did nearly the whole Assembly and part OF
the Senate The vote in Senate to serd II back as
two-ttrrd bill. was
AYss-Messr. Barlow. Beekman. Burhhsm, Crook,
Denuison Jones Lester Sanford, setgVic J. & smith,
;. Smith, Taloou, Townsend. Young-lL ,, ~,
NoFs-Mes-rS bicEus Ernous ro,sonl y iillet' tial'
Hard Harris Rigsie', Spencer van sehoonho'sI'
Wheeier-ll
General CLART. Messrs TALcOTT. LESTER, BAR
Low. Col You've snd others. srgued that the yolun'
teers we're raised BY the L. and mustered In its ser
vice Organized By act OF Congress and their otcers
thereby commissioned that the privaies had $40 a
month and suits Of clothes and that this state u II
gave the individuals ttle more I'D 90, not 81 dhty
having claim the United states but out OF nu-
manly that If this Legislature should b. OF opinion
that the officers Of the Customs at Newly were IN
derpsid and it would be very erroneous II they were
and should vote them $1,000 Of donation that would
be private ersut-s two-third b-snd this is one ex.
scty similar thst the 4 :. Government was obliged
by lav furnish all needful supplies to troops in It's
service and that the soldiers could not the State
for this $1,000 could the state obtain II from the
United States Il advanced s. proposed.
It. Gov. GARDINER and Messrs WHEELER
HARD SPENCER VAN ScHooNHoyEN and FOLSOM. ar
gued that the State in common with the whole Union.
would equally benefit By the exertions OF these vOlun
teers that II army were on our frontier and in want
Of food or clothing in time OF war, and we supplied
their wants il would be money applied 10 the public
service and there would be claim the United states
Government that il the United states are crippled in
their finances and this state supplies the deficiency and
such the present case II no private grant that
his State could surely make voluntary appropriation
by public set for the public service and have right
70 require its reimbursement
Ire Senate Chamber was very full Oi spectators
and many beautiful ladies graced both houses with
their Presence in the course OF the day.
The ASSEMBLY during its three hour sitting was
occupied N considering the Ulster contested election,
on which vote taken The people OF Utica are
applying for the passage Of general law for incorpora.
lions for manufacturing
sent you Senate bill dividing the State into
Judicial Districts. Two other bills, from opposite par
ties yesterday introduced by Messrs HADLEY and
CHANDLER. for q like purpose.
In my Saturdays letter, in Wednesdays Tri-
bune, ALLHoRP IS erroneousiy printed SIBrHoRP
understand that the new Governor OF Canada
LORD ELGN took the most direct route to Montreal
Burlington, Vermont His Colonial Parliament will be
Immediately convened. and We shall learn what the
measures OF cancellation and consolidation are to which
Lord JOHN RUSSELL and the Colonial Secretary have
repeatedly referred fTHALiDES