New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-04

10 be supposed that the 70 % III '''y CT aooo'
ably bound 10 slow their elsims 49,.
The Speaker then proceeded to cite parallel cAss-ta-
creation OF the Bank Fuuds-apd he would gentlemen
II the State responsele for deficiency IN tha'
fund1 Suppose the bonds and Dc postsd win
The Controller found be worthless
be morally or legally ooOnd 70 redeem ts-ml Cst,soy
question The gentleman from Queens asserta that the
sss While he Other bsld IN trust The so.ster -
Piled 70 this that both went into the Treasury, aod
was eoucerDed hi. was urged 70 show ia, rae,e was
honorary Obligation the part OF the Fiae @ make
Hsrsi%sT M % sTSSsd hs hi. bl would i've
up the management Of the Canals whett reality pro
vdes for their management He behaved hs hs scaV-s
on this point were founded the Constitution. He will
recoect that the person whom he referred oeiag
yor Of selling ali the Canals State ana mat Gso
PATTERSON In Convention moved strihe clanss
ceeded discuss the objections he hs1 th7 substitute or
fered by Mr.. LERoY. he objscsed 10 il because prov
ded for tar which would fail equally 90 dereutssc
of the State, and the present generation would b.
PEELED 70 pay III but there was 90 necessity FOR aps direct
bcep TO meet all the de nsnds that might be sde 10
ss e s bail P 81 s q. asd
guished gentlemen of the Democratic psrty IL
s poi ey ss ea Eer s ,nss s %
PEI pie Anow that he was In favor Of direct tax osesd of
sppTopTiang the toward completion ~
enlargement 1t has been stated that nese certificates
should not be made basis NJ banking Ne believer IL
was seusy necessary that something must be done
ward making basis for moneyeo crcu at n snort
nms The Ssls would Ds .9 E dsn 400 o. course
herefore Indispensable that there should basis
lent basis providing hey are good on This
could be but little doubt fbe adverssres Of the bill De-
eved that the Of would
time for tbs redemption oftae
certificates they would be met vito pri0cp i0ter-st
Gentlemen win unders and tina, the amount OF freight will
greatly increase on account of reduction Of rates and
the for tolls will double tbs revenues from
his There another cement ofocrese aud thai
is the growth Of county both in pOpu alton and
ducts q Industry and II hs cana !. SO aged =, 20
greatest then the increase Of The must be
bs Iii their vii ne eooS' and
will be redeemed dollar per dollar for no gentleman viii
that aer The enlargement the tolls received will
reach large amount az At present 'h7o lhs sur
plus will pay The proposed eDl~rgsm nj tneCa
nesry 2ooncco of dollars The speaker then al.ded
the political turn which gentlemen had attempted 10 give
psner than hat the (LocoFoco) party opposed
The enlargement Of the Erie Canal The Speaker stated
nj least one part OF (Loco-FOco parry favorable
TO this project and that The attempts ohe opponents Of tue
bill to Il political character certsny not
well made IT, however II was desired TO render Il prin
cipe ops be was ready with The parry to which ne hsd
be found Ia favor OF This great work Of Internal Improve
Ma A. A. THOMPSON, of NewYork. took the floor In
opposition the bill, aud discussed the consutu onaliy
House al all hazards He asserted that Dsmocrsic
Party the opponents Of the e lsrg7meDt OF the
Erie Canal ne could polut the Massage of w. L.
Marcy where II wan recommended that he Enlargement
should be undertaken, but has been the policy OF that
State should demand it. aud they should Recommend it
without sacrificing the nte' eats Of the State Auson was
then made 10 the course by the geDemau from Or
leans, (Mr Burroughs) he disclstmed any Intention
Of following the line of the gentleman from Her
kimer, In reading him (Mr. Burroughs) out OF The
democratic Parry. Sill he should not be backward
In telling that gentleman that he Osievei hm 70 be
Mr. B. for defense OF principles and re-
Rreed that he compelled TO differ from him on this
Important question He Ihen resd from the Abaay 4gus
sustain BIN 10 the assertion that the Democratic party
had always been the friend OF the enlsgemsa. Of the
nal butthat they opposed To the creation OF debt
for purpose; and he commented length upon THE
point. Mr. Thompson psrsd 10 Chasing .al' s51HS
in exposition Of the views OF Democracy and what he
Before concluding the hour for recess arrived aud the
House took aecess.
Afternoon Session.
Mr. THOMPSON concluded his remarks,
He followed by Mr. ANrHoN who advocated tns
passage OF the bill Introduced by Mr. o. Alien. and 10
opposition to The substitute Of Mr. Leroy. He was OPP
posed 10 theory of direct xaon cheshed by inc
'Democrarc" party OF he state, and in favor ofthe
proposition complete the eners emenl BY spProPa
Sn . 0d Ss 'O O could
by borne by their negnbors The sys.e" Of nresosi
PrSveSm ,ssi opSo.on 70 L stood the "DemOcslc'
narv THAT question has been peftee Too arc lne a.
isgeS derived from IL conceded on al hAnos :,
,h,s s,age OF his re marks paid high compliment 70
la Wit Clinton the father OF he Cana system ana o..
Of his adyocscy of The internal improvement sys
tenn and he construction Of lateral canals aud us
10 the chief msRistracy of the Sta notwllhs aos no
most unscrupulons exeTtions Of the eusmes OF ae pro
iect he argued the system OF direct Tax ANU 20
ever oeon on =, sI ia bs messages OF Sas
Wright aud the reports OF Azsriah flagg ue .as ~
,hsto ihe Wing PARTY aud alone belonged tha ereo "
r,enang the OF the State, which have pfovel 90
sgnaly beneficial TO ia financial sn nav na .ssa hs
Governor SEWARD, the Chief Magistrate VI 'n9 9 vssv
during that term Was ss %a kposn Internal
pol,cy HiI course In reference to me V, Jus, C,
70 inc 1 os he originator Canals OF the SAFE,
senator seward their able defender, was eat W ~
equal ossSss City MS ThOmpson hi. appeal
TO The Silver Grays OF Inc House would DC w'n,n e5I
ne h,m.sIsn Opposition 10 this great measure because
he differed upon constitutional question hon snt
Seward and his friends. The fact that inc upo.ononI
nroected was demanded by The people was sumceaI 10
warrant his friendship for the b aside from w elhs oue
fhe prncipes Of the great Wing party aud called iOr 1y
speci6c aflice in the Consultation. He looked upoa NE
bin of gentleman from Erie Co As we oay "i ~ ~ s
could insure 10 us rapidly increasing nsoe ot e
West In We hope retain The commerce. Of inc Ns.I "a
States we not 10 backward but slye 70 sd
our system OF improvements Our inO',o .Aoe's ".
n should be the pride every man TO endsavoS % en
The Empire Stale worthy Of The proud ute .as ma
ed. We must not allow any OF our s's'e' ''"' " r
us In the march OF Improvement - -
Mr. o ALLEN In risins stated thss he felt compelled 20
defend the position be had taken on ibis subject as o
NOT intend 10 travel entire ground which hsd eeen
usversed by those who had preceded nj n ou' ne u VI
tend 10 state brief manner rs Possoi- Sas e,hc1
sons which should acsoale him In Tue vote ne Wa. 90
the final passage OF ms o "m ra. NO an. sivs,
viz Is this swerk demanded by tne incicsSuls
of he Csnalsl Secord-Ars those mes0s by whcn 70
,afcyn mai work within the control .. the Legislature,
without resoglipg 10 taxation Ano tn ia. $3.50
he employed Tor hs PURPOSE auo ~ eus
without az Infringement Of the provisions OF tae Colsuv'
tonl And FIRST ss TO The demand Tor tne eu.H
Mr. cited the reports of The Canal officers 10 sac" ls
The present state OF he Csnsis wholly se -
the rapidly Increasing business on ms
OF trans portalon Secondly, 10 the mosGs " n vac
10 perform this work The surplus revenues u h as
ss appears by the report Of the Co nnv'ee VI, 10 We
eoarse OF fifteen years, accumulate idn9 sauV.','
10 redeem the certificates prOPo'e1 10 % is'"J h
pay OF ak per cent and leave s'HaoS -
Treasury OF Sl2oOoO00 and II the past be ake ~ ee
rion The Of tolls fer the ia ure should
nroDoronste RADIO The balance would anO01t a. IN
snd OF IS years nearly $2OU0O0OA IL cOsis t0~ 20
move boat Of 50 uns sol mites about 50 10 conce1e