The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-19
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senate.
ALBANY, Msroh 10, 1861.
Mr. Cook moved to suspend tho s7th rule Of the
enate which provides that ell concurrent resolutions
shall lie over enc day.
THE RAILROAD.
Mr.. MoRcAs reported bill to sutherizs the Tiogs
Railroad Corning and Blosbursh), to borrow money
co relay their road with rail.
THE REFORMATION OF JUVENILE pElIseuKHrs.
4 favorable report made on the bill to grant an
appropriation to the Society for tho Incarnation Of
Juvenile Delinquen Of Now York.
oswEoo CANAL.
Mr. GEDpEs gave notice of bill to rebuild the locks
on the Oswege canal
RULE suRKSpEp-THE UNITED STATES sErAroRsHIr.
Mr.. MANN opposed 1t. He desired to know the reason
dor this movement.
Mr.. CARROLL thought the only motive could be one
which hid in the mind Of the majority. No public
business required this suspension 1t extrsordi-
nary that such . movement was made ct this time.
MI STANTON, in allusion to . recent article in the
State Register, suggested that the paper should attend
rather to the Senators from the Thirty arst district
(Mr Babcock) and the Thirty second district, (Mr.
Owen) than to the de smocrstc senators.
MT BABcocK said he was not aware Of any political
motive In reference to the object Of this notice. He
should vote for It. from his confidence in the charac
ter Of the Senator Of the Thirteenth DISTRICT
Mr. ov,sS y ,s oRPs.sa to the n.snanmy Of tn.
notice. The Senators ON the Seventh district Bran
deth and the Fifteenth district DART, absent.
Senators should be so extraordinarily punctusl at
this time II looks strange also II nothing than
.ence should be gathered here-there being presen
leading members Of the ohr houe and dstin suished
men from other parts OF the State.
Mr.. sTAsToS a.ktd the Senator from the Twelfth
district (Mr. CarrolD, whether Senators Dart and
Brandreth had not paired OF with each other! CAS-
both thess gentlemen are democrats, this remark
created sensation
A motion was made to lay the motion Of Mr. Cook on
th1 table
The taken and the Senate refused to lay on
The table Al the democrats andAMr Beekmsn voted
IN the Affirmative. and all the wings, except Mr B.,
voted in the negative
Then the question coming directly the resolution
to suspend much Of ths rules ss ur.d ooncur-
rent resolution to lie over one day, was adopted
Ayes l6 fall the wings bat Mr. Beeknan)i nays H. 3
democrats and Mr u
Mr. 0wry, (of the Csttaraugus aud Onstauqus dis
trict) medistely arose and offered the following
Whereas. the Lss.l,turs ,asi to elect At The Tine and
Ihe pl.se al n,siS pskS,sr wse,e term Of sSryfes
PRED on Tho Sd dsy u ssr.h, is0l
gslature viii ,he lstn e Aareh At tour o'clock in
presoribed BY art title chap G. paTs Of the
MI BnrKmAN entered into coa.titutions ii and legal
argument 20 prove that electsn called under such
resolution would not be Of binding effect. After
dnishing his legal argument, NJ reviewed the
he had taken In respect to tbs Senatorial ele
tion: lie had been retugned by h., constituents with
lie had voted tor the Gtddes resolutions Of 1850 be-
cause he bst been in csuou' upon them, aad We, in
honor bound to go tor them. Yet he thought them
unwise, They jeoparoed the Union Thy nsdaei
With wounds that were bleeding Mr.. y. alluded 10 the
statistics OF recent elections Ia the rpvers wards
prsDg his s.ps,orisi dstrst aud in order 10 Prove
chat his constituents with him In connr nstiop,
he read the resoution. OF the Niata ~ard-a ward
which had given him IN every way the most emphatic
endsssement OF his course. Some person hsd said to
bin, with snssr tha. be was nos the only msa Who
thought himself right, and all the rect OF tie world
wrong, he had escaped irom his keepsrs; but ne
(Mr. D. did not stand slone. majority ot the Sc
mate AL honor stc Win hlni, lis had
luted to sers 60 the Senate who hal nos denar
ed hinFsfon the great meaturos OF com promise That
was his offence. lie not alone there were good.
- number a m inbsrs o tbs other House who bus
ior unio~atd circumstances, would bavs gone with
sim. Mr. tsga read Ittsr, wlich ne aud two
SENATOR, whose names lie did not repest. had ad
dresse5 20 Governor Fish on the 29th Of January lie
alluded TO an approval OF his course which bad been
In the country. and By whose name, III he al
lowsd 10 speak ", would bring foFth n spontaneous
expression OF love and sdmifation from may lips
around them. a. could not nov 40 back.
MIR owrS aid not think u necessary to 20 into DE-
cussion OF the subjects alluded 70 la the of
the Senator rs9 the Fifth d,trlc. he preferred 70
argue the constitutional question ra!ssa b. the 5ena
rnr ELECTION o. . neorsr o. rur uvtyrRutr -rsr,r-
nLE - 10 tvs RIeurs ~ NrNntHsair.
The debate "a broken OF b. tn arliva Of the hour
OF ~ o'clock. vhsn both houses had detsrminsd TO
proceed 70 thu election Of Rsgen. Of tho UniVersity
IN IN. plse. of Potter wendell, deceased. Tns roll of
members vas called ard sli the whiss Q0 voted for
ths Rev John ". Campbell, OF Albany All the demo
Gratis a., voted for WIN Marcy, o. Albany.
Before the .esult was announced, Mr.. MsvS rose
and the righ. Ct Mr. sshoonmsker TO vote
o. Mr. We. u member Of Congress
The PsEsiDuyf decided that the challenge was with
The wings sppesled fron this, and debate .nsnsd
upon the question Of the right Of person elected
me mbsr of Congress to eccupy seat a memh.r OF
The Legislature, after the ID Of March
Mr. scuooNNkEra protested against the right of the
HE right 10 seat In the Senate. The senate. By ths
stitutor vhich the sole Judge OF the election
and Qualification OF It's mbers had already decided
the Que stion 1t vas thing adj djudicated.
vote was taken and the Senate refused 70 sustain
vot. CMr. sshoonnsker did not votsJ
R,f. ioHa =. castrnriL sLtcrsp RseESr.
Iisutenant Governor Church PRECEDING. and IN. sev
John canphsll was declared daily elected Regent
OF the Uriyersity.
rESaropsHfP.
The Senate then returned to the seuats Hell snd
She conkdorttion Of Mr. Ovens resolution, providing
5or the election Of United States Senator this after
MIR orY. resumed his constitutional argument In
evor OF the validity and constii Of thI. mgds
~ election. Tie called upon the Senator or tue tiths
Mr. Beeknsp to go win nm ior ,ns sIissD .,i .a, =.
/ arts OF the State from tbs whig party ior TIC etc
Ion Of a Senator. "A sapaior! senatsr my nag
ON for Senator ~ va. the cry. lie had 10 y "a
Il sthies Win those Who sought 90 divide he eh,s
/ arty he vas tcr no nan-for no extreme viag lt
writen the htavs Of The wings OF ali tae rural
cntricts tnst union necessary, soi ne callat -
who loved the vhg party 70 vote for that r'soiu'
IiCn.
Mr BfrNvkN claimed that TIE Senator had ntt nm.
lvsIei hts GoHstitutio ioBat argument
Mr CArRsih moved an INDEFINITE postponereat 4
| be re,olutt"ut
| Mr tdvoested tts motion 70 psstaous II.
|,anitely - uppottd GOV. tlsa.a ssetion, btta1
\ .ov ri-h ass wbig--iicat4Ncz wtth th wHix COL.
' Of In. cuuutry lie did not tbink th's ,Ne tttIt
me to r.fttss opiaions " relation 70 hs Bsurs.
|IstEtF tFtv rsrc al proper cr not. up nrNu1 Or
H. fael tl9f ttete we're seaatOrs ShO, - t.e vtd
kulkea trhfna Wr. Geekman, eh9 #ete Ua'a& him.
na tke bsif vat strengthened ~ tko fscs Chet to
80 aenatuFf hs sirura letter TO Gov Fsh auriug
H. Gfpt ri apfaelme u this csmrsNn. IL dit nj
nov d ho ttfpV wers Why dd they nst core DO tf.p
sfeup ~ the spgsttr from the fiftn Wsa lflhtnng
ton Ws.AtrF'oA struck ~ 90 tsc sEn tws tfss
81 the Ttesistnt urpde his opinion IN 90 IL ~
ecause eIslom.sy Is necessary, that BesN nAa