New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
ASSEMBLY.
PETITIONS.
II CURrI>s, for revision OF school Law
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~ NV .'SAAA' hlll 20 sLlsli4 l4t
laW appon1ins commlssionersto AXE testimony Also
the hl TO perpeuste testimony relative the Putt
ney estate Also Tor the compensation Of Justices n
sitles Also FOR compensation OF Justices Of the Su-
preIae Court pa the first Judicial District Also fOr
he relief Of Ernest Gerard
NJ SWORDS, fsvorably, the bill for the support OF
certain School Districts. Also making appTopua-
lions for certain villages.
MOTIONS, RESOLUTIONS ETC
Mr. BisHoP, bill authorizing the Commit ssoners
OF Client 10 borrow two hundred dollars
Some dISCcssiOn enSued under Che resolution which
declared no new business should be considered
Mr. SEVERANCE thought the bill would be excluded
under tie resolutions. Il wa time that All eXcep-
ton was made m regard 90 the powers and duties of
public officers but that means evidently the general
powers OF such officers. No bill can be introduced
which VIII not affect the duIes Of some pubic Off
GERS.
Mir BIsHop rose TO speak, when
MIR A. A. THoMPsoS rose 70 APPOINT Of order. The
gentleman had already spoken once and under the
resolution Of Yesterday he could not again speak
The Char decided The point wei taken.
The motion 20 introduce was .Ost
Nh BIsHoP, bill more edectually n prevent
gambling.
A discussion also followed relating to TINS bill,
some contendlng II TO be new biu. 1t was finally
decided that 1t was admissible, and the bill was I'M
PRODUCED.
blr MAcoMnER, that the Legislature adjourn on ihe
e5th Of June, n II o'clock. a. nO0n-LalI over.
Mr. SMITH, a bill regulating the guage OF Railroads
IN this state
Mr. BLAcEsroyr presented the following rololu-
ton
Resohed That the Judiciary Committee De- requested 20
report az an early daV ball pre.cu0u she powers anu an
City %, Ncw-forA IN relation 70 persons n'" c'nln"d ia
the public prisons Of tha. city w.ue,s W hereafter 50
So far ae s consistent with the administration Vi justice
Referred 20 the judiciary Committee.
Nh 4. g. VH0Np 0N offered resolution, which ne
sad he would read himself
Wber,os. Durng the last sess,on--
Here he WAS interrupted by Mr. BISHOP, who SAID
the consideration OF taoSc resolutions had boon Ia
Nil A. THoNpsoS-What has been postponed
Mr. BIsHor-The resolutions you were aoou!
reading
Nj ELDERRIN rose to point Of order
The gentleman mir Bishop said reduce his point
Of order to writing While doing that, the Clerk
passed TO read the resolutions which were AZ fol-
lows.
Iereas Atthe ast session of ihis LEGISLATURE series
Of resolutions strongly favorug the National Compromise
measures introduced lnto this House ou the - DAY
Of January last And STSIs tue sad resolutions we're re-
srred % the COmu.ttse tho Judiciary which Commit
tee Soouny and oeatcdy promised 70 report therefrum
o. this House. al al early cay ~ that session. Ind nftas
the SAID Committee did not report said rosol atoms
but wholly neglected 81 80 Do, although repeatedly soil
cited ~ % Democrats as well as Silver Cray Wings
And rhereas a similar set Of resolutions were nitro.
duced INTO this House the hrst dav OF The present
session and on the next aay caeu mp ~ 'tr EaAs Oh
Iompkns and ms motion referred u the Committee on
Inns, III Fers At the last session of this Legislature
classified among the trends OF "a" Compromise meas
ures the political fe OF Mr. Senator Seward upon his
higher law members Of 1ue Assembly repeatedly cAinns
the Committee OF the Judiciary 90 report upon ihe
sad resolutions uTsnS upon IA. I,,'e IA lstlon'
on motion o Mr. Wheeler Il Franklin. iho Judiciary Com
discharged from the further consideration u
the sand resolutions thus postp lnins 1he sam .loo
therefore ~ The manifest design ~ the ms 1ly As
evnced ~ their the last and n the pesen. ss
sion II TINS Lessa re- ana rum ieiAs ~ .rll IN
mitiees oieny made anu n'e' ~ me iI..sf lac. maj
ressed his dsaQpronaon Of the conduct o the Ju-
dietary reference to the sad resolutions, 49, te person.
a. the present session ." move reference OBJ -o rrsou-
tons o. the scaIg COMMITTEE.
ResoreG That The Jld ca Committee have grossly aud
with Ut any Just VIC aied tho solemn ped rs de ~
them members 4 this House and have showed al u''o
disregard and dslCsFtct % the sentiments ana oos 81
majority VI the House have uslTyct the rights and pT-
eses or the minority ~ preventing an oppression Of their
porisrcr to he people Of ths STATE sni the Uni1n
Resoired. That we call upon the majority o. le. 'A.e III
obedience 10 the spirit ot the Constitution aad The laws lr
e best interests NJ th- whole people and nlnder Ihe
Nme furhrrns me interest Il ne mere hacks ana -,
seHbly convened and not within the PRISON walls ~ party
Sir M.rRrcE offered the following resolutions
Resofr,d That the sovereignty II the STATE u New
Yok remains and must necesssuiy remain 10 the people
VI the ste, and that Ae L. ssailfe le P,r
the M re- purpose II making laws and DO not psfs
any other authority and powers than those Inferred o "
attributes AZ s0yertgu stu remaining With She people
granted the Legislature and which msh4 never e
may be rendered ~ s-i19n wa " 's4 VI ia
contracting debts O. limited amount .-i g-c.I.1 I
poses esecaly mentioned IN che Constitution That me
power % create debts II the attributes OF
y, st remaining with the people not granted y ne 10
AZURE and Which ought '0 be granted 70 me Le
esiaure except far A. rs exercise maj PEE feudr ca
of limited amount and specified characters FOR purposes es
ueci4IIF .rrd in fhr Consult Itnu
Ee.oir,d IN he senate concur That inc Legislature
have control over the Canals uf tho state and especAy
the enlargement of the Ere and compilation 81 we
Genesee VALLEY aud Biacs hi'sf C@.5' - I'm ''a tb
directs tle tine when IL Work u TIE tlAf-S-eA' tA
pet0n q the Canals should Do ions aAa pAl I1 a.
provided th1 none ~ The Canals shall ever DO 'pos~d o.
hut ttey shall the property AID under ne mango
R,soir,a IN he Serst. ooncurJ That the 1 row osf7r,
the l. sslature for TIE enlargement = ne tre A- ol-
rieon of the Genesee valley and BLACK River Canals %
violation 0f The Constitution me assumption % iae power
%. he legislature create debt n SsOoO m neIl %
t6e safe " lt submitting 90 t1e people, n rs ds2o-
s.on ofhe Ca1ai, an1 their management and pa Apfo-
rrtig the Surplus revenues " the >'ae, ~ ~ years 20
come 90 Their cDmp.euoni no1 paria' ana - 'ns as
shan accrue BIT advance, defiance ~ tAA4 provision
Tie Constitution directing that ks'ea-e. - Do A.ea IA
Rlso.rcs II tie senate concur that thoroughly
prove = Tie policy and wisdom u 1A0se yyssy-s "a 80
Constitution icA require and secure thS
au1 Black River Canals ard earnestly ts- 'll o--
get1n - ne earlcs; 9o'slbe 3er1l AL -l y ~ -.
their r0,sns u he Cdnsttu-ll due re ~ - nc
interest " ne people require t1a contracts i ne y
te should be- gwen O. those only o1enAg % geAAn
the Nofs ioI lne -'~est sum- Al- :. s -, .--.4
curtr Tor tis sane and that 'nents f surl Neis lt
- nsdr only n -s~ful money Ordered pilhs- All ny
/ over unler tte rule
BV Nj ELDsRKISa resolution hat ne Legislature
, adjourn on tie 2Oth INST LAID on Ihr iapi-- Aiso
notice OF bill relative % ggage on haii,oscs. %,
~ Nj tELLEN, q resl luton ihA1 re hOIse ~,
/ not again PRINT bill which ~ere ordered - d 'Aia
[ reading an printed last session.
Bv NJ. GLEASON. rc+oluCOns TcalTe 20 taxing
lands Of nonresident owners mat me oniA4'.ee
having charge of that fl BE- discharge. anu tla'
/ n be- referred 20 the Sterben and Livingston tOun-
les delegations. Les Ger.
Mr BAKER called uD n. resolution IL re-','lon -
/ the printing 81 the sessysn avs ana oIefel 'lD-
/ siItuie. $500
/ Mr. LEROY sucgesteE.sr amendment, % nat ole
/ COW be furnished each member.
| Sir BENE1ic- opposed the resol buttons
4 lengthy discussion eisuet, when Ny. SEFEE
,vcg moved 20 POSTPONE Indefinitely. Carried
/ Nj A 4 THcNrsoS called up the resolution, relaI-
ing 10 furnishing menabes officers and reporters Win
stationery. &C.
| MI WoOsTER oqfosed,f. a uloIion % postpone 80
definitely prevailed. -, r.4
! Nj ToNssESD. If a bill 10 amert the HeV-se1
Statutes relative 20 discharged nsoiFelI ue-
1 Nj ATWOOD. also Z 81 20 amend ne cnlIleI y
| he Atrca and Houelsyie Railroad Company
/ ,.b,ob vas ofiasfeT 10 and ruled out