The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-14

introduced into this January aud
h the ssd rssGStons to the
omised to report thereon at early Of
solu.ions bu. Wholly neglected and refused though
rodueed into this house the frs. day the prssen.
s% 1es % 1 S By S
IN sed AT Sa s ss s % T%pas
classified the friends Of the eompremise and
in the Assembly sasd a the ce@
mss on II, & adesr 70 upon the said
thereof and whereas YESTERDAY motion q Mr. Wheeler
the further Of the said resolutions thus post
Therefore in view Of the design the msority
as % X their ssnsSs at not sh @ @ @ and at the pr
so%Dt.sss soismny made Of sas farshsf fact
@ G % s s ss % % , the Of I
Judiciary Comm tee in reference to the said resolutions
o ts ,hs adcsy reference
Re,oysd That the Judiciary cSn s have grossly
mad, by them members Of this house and have showed
q large portion Of the ree people q state
the Gf this hog have gsrpsd the rights and Pry
70 ans S 81 & ss M the %s vital i'm
Resolved That call the ajority 70 iegisa.o In
obedience & 70 the spF y e., Of the & and the Laws, f.,
tine IN frherng the interest the h,eks and depend
semty convened and not within the prison walls Of party
caucuses.
AST-cAsAL RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. MAURICE, (dem) of, red the following resoiu-
tions
Resolved f the Senate eoucur That the sovereignty
Of remains rsman
the people for the mere purpose Of making laws not
other authority and than hose conferred
attributes soyerssuty ren.nins risS the
never granted the Legislature except
exercise may m be y ssdssn
specified especially mentioned in the
troll over the saso especially
sa sr Ss an a clearly snS w
takabiy defined ty the constitution which directs the time
canals should he and paid for and provides thai
Of the canals shall be disposed Of but they remsn
the property and under the management the State
pleton Of the Genesee Valley and Black River Canas
the Legstur to create debt Of s9o00 in behalf tho
the canals apd their .nS IN tho
Of the s:S for twenty to to
but in advance in defiance Of that provision Of the const
Resolved tf the senate eoncur rhat thoroughly sp
prove the policy and wisdom of those provisions
constitution which require and the enlargement Of
Black kyer Canals and earnestly desire their pieon
ct the earliest possible period and that in bin witch
p4osions due rsaii @ se a'in interest,"
Should given those sny Offering perform The WORK
for the sS s sna d9 B. s
The resolutions ordered to be printed and lay
over under the rule.
ANOTHER DAY PROPOSED ron AnIoussmESr-RMLRoAp
BAGGAGE.
Mr. ELpERkrS offered resolution that the Legislature
adjourn On the 2oth init Laid on the table.
Mr ELDnnNis also gave notice OF bill relative to bag
gage ON railroads.
nm PRINTING mLis-rasrs ere.
Mr. FrLrrn (whig) offered resolution that the House
will not sgan print bills which we're ordered to third
reading, and printed last session.
Mr. GLEASON offered resolutions rvstive TO taxing the
lands Of nonresident owners-hat the committee having
charge o that bill he and that It be referred
The Steuben and Livingston county delegation lies
Mr. EAKER called up his resolution in relation the
printing the session laws and offered substitute.
Mr lrRor suggested an amendment, so that one copy
be furnished each member
MR Brsrprcr opposed the resolution and lengthy
discussion ensued.
Ma SyERENcr finally moved 10 postpone, Indefinitely
Carried
STATIONERY, rrc.
Mn A. A. THoarsoS called up the resolution relating
to furnishing members officers aud reporters, with
stationery, etc.
SIR woosrrs opposed it, and motion to postpone In
BtIs INTRODUCED. rrc.
Ma. TOWNSEND gave notice Of blu TO amend the Re-
vsed Statues relative to tho discharge Of insovent
Ma A. L. wooD introduced a bill to amend the
charter Of the Atica and Hornesve Railroad Com pany
which Was objected TO- and ruled out.
ME. WOOSTER introduced n bill TO amcnd the excise
law
bill,
Mr. woosr,n appealed from the decision after submit
ting some remarks upon the justice d excluding such
bills.
Mr. A. A. THosIrsoS-Then the Legislature should en-
terisn such business.
The appeal was Withdrawn.
Mr. Urprnwoop offered resolution that the order Of
motions resolutions etc. be the last order Of business
Mr. Il,Rsls gave notice Of bill to provide for the
rolment II the military
Mr. Brsnor called up the resolution relating to tho
Prson Committee,
After protracted discussion, motion was made to
take up the resolutions. Lest
Mr. brsspcr moved to postpone indefinitely Carried
by 40 10 IL.
Mir BvrroueHs called up his resolutions relating to
joint committee to beapponted to arrange and Distribute
the business of ths prisons
Mr. ALLES moved TO refer the resolutions to the Com
miifee Rules Lost. The resolution then with
drawn.
Mr. frras reported against the bill relative to the dis-
position d library moneys, In certain eases by vote At
district meeting
Mr. TtrLL gave notice u bill to revise the School
law
Mr. CApy stated that the Joint COMMITTEES the Code,
appointed tn. last session proceei o. she consera
tion thereof and will report thereon Al ~Ary Day
possible the tion be received frs.a the senatc
The House then went into COMMITTEE of the Whole,
Mr Bcnedict in the chsir act authorize u-n.y
Purdy To construct ferry across the Hudson river
Reported 20 the House.
An act la relation to persons acting Insurance
psni,s other than those authorized BY sv Adjourned
I1he resolutions of Mr A. A. Thompson, alluded In
yttrday report erroneously ststc % have been
presented TO meeting in NV York city IL should
have been, the democratic caucus at Albany