The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-11


The following "a the protest offered by Mr. M.u, 70
the passage of the Canal bill and which ordered
be entered upon the journal of the House,
w. sPe. Sefs OF the House OF Assemble
h a % a % Q, .hs house Oh Assem-
mindful Of the obligation of our oath to the
constitution of the State and believing that the ball
sT, e 81 V t " ss ,r Inc niaTyemeht Q.
Black River canals violates the Constitution do solemn
y and earnestly protest against such bill unoonsttu
th !; % sh .nas 'n'S our protest. Do entered on
AssrMalY CHAmprH' july 0. 1851
James Maurice Of Queens. A.CongdOn.
Noble s. Elderkin Of St A + Iswvs~
| W. ,u.., Lewis ROCKWELL
| Charles Higbee, of steuben. C. p Smell
Samuel Minsr Of CSs%nr s OH S nvn
LOrs1 Bushnell. ofJenerson. David Noble.
John Pool " ''' D s ghIlII~oh'
Lewis Ryder. r. Dabcock
J. Shatton Of Sullivan Douaherty
John r Davis N. Wright,
Milton Bsynss 'H' Dr. Le~D
The 1ollovinr t. the vote q, tho Cana, KILL.
house Baker Beknap BsnsSict n R PaosGox I r;S
Bishop blackstone bradley Braytou Briggs Burrouxhs
sady Campbell, Darlington J. Clarke Coivn
SoEse Sorser Curtis Dewey Douglass Elwood. Ely PArr
reher ferr fifhugn Ferdyee French Gilbert Gleason
Sianris e6f9ny. Q. ore9ory, Hreeh a. barns L.
Macomber. moss Nelson. Norton. Pardee j. L. Perry.
EoSse Rowe Rumsey, Ryan Severance; sherman Shuts.
a. smith Stevens swords Townsend Tuthill Underwood.
Yeamans "' "A'u' "eieon' "heeaer' "hitesiae'
Nors~R Baboock Bourne Rusbnsy Casa D.v,. n.n
nison, Doyle, Elderkin Highly Horton JAYNE Ki.s,ev
Lawyer, Levi Lewis Maurice. Miles MINER Noble Poole
Ryder Robinson, Shall. smith, SMELL Stewart. Still
WeH, strston a. A. thompson. D. C. Thompson Wooster.
"rsh-". coz,
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THE RAILROAD TOLLS
In Assembly TO day, Mr.. BaArroN presented remou-
STRANGE against removing tolls from, railroads
.,y,o.,,,, mo -.
ANrfSAhHLiNo hiiL-cHANcEhr ACCOUNTS
Mr. BAKER moved to take from the table the Gambling
bill and TO refer II To select In rsnor.
a., ~ ' w ''P'' ''i'A
with
DIR. CApr moved to increase the Committee on Chan
Gerry Accounts to five Lost
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THE COMMON SCHOOL LAWS
MI BURROUGHS offered resolution that the Governor
appoint commissioners To emboav into ors .., IN. oar.
mon sohoo, ,.v, %, ,,, &C.. -. ' o"
mon schoo laws OF TINS state and that he be required
to report to the next Legislature Adopted
THE ea,,,u.s,o.vv. n, ~,,o..x
N. n -, : =,
80, '.' o''''on' 'na' eommi''ee % ap-
Ponteo 10 the affairs OF the Commissioners
OF Emigration OF the city u New York and to inquire
into alleged abuses ana pecuniary
log in that department.
mr.. = btNkoIcT moved to substitute the resolution
offered lew days since The amendment was adopted.
mr loss moved 10 amend, by appointing conference
committee consis listing Of two from the House and
run s 'ne eepste
y; ALLEN moved 10 Lay TIE whole subject on the
table Lost, by 80 TO 80.
Mr. moss amendment wasi 20 to 40.
shvsnxscn moved the previous question on the
THE CHARGE RrLATrvE ATTEMPTED BRis,so or
ATTORNEY GENERAL cHArFinLD.
nat lowNsiND submitted report OF the committee
appointed 70 investigate the charges relation to the
Attorney General having been offered bride to not
Drlhg an il'uncuon against the Canal bill Mr. r also
presented communication from the Attorney General
VINO hsa been summoned 10 attend the but
had iah'd 10 do SO
Mr. TowNslND submitted some remarks upon the do
crment lie said was one Of the most unparalleled in
he ree.rds OF our country No such document had
Zen addressed 10 any government and should not now
o. passed by Without censurc He concluded by
that the Attorney General had been guilty OF gross
insulting contempt OF The Legislature tie thought the
pper oee 70 pursue was 10 return In silent contempt,
sn. nuncation received from the Attorney General
"ous note or comment ana II IL was necessary TO have
committee appointed to thoroughly investigate the
chs. Oh corruption made by him he offered series of
resolutions request ing that committee be appointed
Ssnsuhg IN hish terms, the course pursued BY Mr..
O,stn.id
a,AVhIeh removed lie attributed this whole SEN
80 20 ..e van xiorous nourisn OF tho gentlemen
NON, "estchester hr bflggs). Had he been ltiis
~, ana wa'so un,n the gcntitm ir m st Law
INC isir E.uerAnl mad made an explanation, the
neeessy Tor this investigation would have been super
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a.. ~" ro"tNs ANb DUTIES of PUBLIC oFrtcERs
mr " hLhtN moved that the matter be laid on the
Cd , ,pS No', could Dc taken upon The blu report
powers ana duties a bic oesrs Carried ''o" !" '"'
The question was upon concurring 70 amendments
inside By the Senate. The amendments were not con
CURED IN.
~, fheiIiAitNr EEtari't TO THr Arrssrrrp HHrnrRr
- maize ." ieiA'i0I W INC AIVorhsy oene'" was
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., a., ~ ''ersu' tuol''..u Iev :, marx IN eheu'o
a. 49,, p ,i, W va, s assorney onn'r1I
a. ahIh ~ ~, 80, a. lpasu'ns Voc crcnpls,ancc un-
He rss nst h, ~ - =, ,u,a ~ h W
pIs,lt, -. - .. 49, W, ~ was mhae py UT
A,,,.r,,y &c.,, ~ -. u'u. w p,.oc .tis
Avsilsti ,rra,tuni,y &C. -, u ~ 30 o" 'he nrs'
Mr. NAusIcE offered an amsninrnt that IN. commit,
tee be- from the further % th
subject
mr. EInrnETN followed In some remsrks In OF
Of his petition He had Intended mo dqrcsosrt to ans
one IN assert N that an ef,r had been made 20 hrhc
the Attorney General The rup,.r ua. rIf. In the vciny
CT the place where he stoned " VIZ '
Mr. Warrst.N m we'd the pr. yioua -res,,on q, the
adoption Of the rcsoutions and IN !. moo m .s,at.d
Tur Costsitsstor,us Cd, ,.uaa mos
Nr TvruIt moved 10 take from IN. sLls cd order IN
third rrad 40 IN, hll in roI.tio, =, ~, n