New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
sENArE- .ALR,NY. Weanesday, Mareh bel

Report Of last nights Proceedings soDoaded-l
As soon as Mr.. CARROLL had finished, which
wsa after midnight and motions for a recess and
for adjournment had been rejected By 10 10 IL,
resolution for nomination. If the Assembly con-
cur. adopted
Inst AZ this time Mr. BRANDRErH arrived by
the midnight boat New.York, and immediately
took part in the proceedings. The Assembly, by
aid of the previous question: hsd concurred, AMI
about o'clock the Senate nominated HAMILTON
FISH. BE was nominated by Messrs. BabcOck OF
Erie, Beach Of Csyuga, Colt OF Livingston, Cook
Of Saratoga, Crolius, Morgan and Williams OF
New York, Cross OF Brooklyn, Dimmick OF
Broome, Geddes of Onondsga, Johnson Of Schnec-
tsdy, Miller of Rochester Owen Of Cattaragus,
Robinson Of Allegheny, shoemaker OF Ulster,
Upham Of Genesee-l6.
JOHN A DIX was nominated by Messrs. j.
Crook Of Clinton. Curtis Of Sullivan. Mann of
Oneids, Moves Of Chenango, Snyder OF Columbia,
and Stone Of Madison.
Brown Daniel s. Dickinson, Mr.. Fox Arphaxed
LOOMS, Mr.. Skinner Horatio Seymour, Nj. stan
ton James S. w ellsworth, Dir. Tuttle Amasa j..
Parker.
Mr.. BEEKMAS asked to be excused from nomi.
mating and was excused without debate.
Previous to the nomination Mr.. BEEKNAS pre-
septed the following protest;
The undersigned. Senator Tor the With Senatorial District
respectfully asks leave to protest. AID does hereby solemn
lv Of
an election o. U s. Senator sought be Fixed by Joint
resoluton while law exss the statute book by wacs
the Legiss azure Of NewYogk have prescribed the ume
place and Of such election because such law hay
i9g been fuly compiled with the day therein named
ard no election having been made, and this Legislature
having ebdeavored TO pass another set Tor the same pu
pcse without the attempt made 20 amend stauIe
by cin resolution Is violation u The IAN section olthe
Sd artle Of the Constitution Of the State, aud appoints
method Of election net "a accordance with that prescribed
by law 10 obedience to the Sd AMI h sections OF The ls
article ofihe Constitution Of he United Ss,es
JAMES w. BEEkMAN.
Senator Dis.ricL New Pork City.
Serqfe Chamber, March 49, 1850.
Then the Senate went into the Assembly Cham
ber and upon comparing the nominations OF the
two Houses, they we're found to agree on the
nnme of HAMILTON FISH, and after the Clerks OF
the Senate and Assembly had so announced
Lieut. Gov Church rose and said 81 pronounce
and declare HAMILTON FISH duly elected SEN
stor in Congress from the State Of New-York, for
the term of six wears from the 81 day of March, in
the place of Daniel S Dickinson, whose term of
office expired on that day" The Senate then re-
turned to their II sll and adjourned.
The vote in the Assembly was as follows;
FOR HAMILTON FIsR-O. Aleu- Atwood, j. W 5 6sl-
cock. Bah er BelkuRp, Benedict, T. H. Benedics olrd
Bishop. Bouum Bradley, BIsYton, Bdggs, Csdy camp
Eel Chamberlain, Cook Corser, Dewey, Douglass, Farr,
Teller, Fisk, FordyTe. Gilbert Gleason Graham, A, A.
Gregory. H. Harris, l.. Harris, Heath. Hewitt hoPpn,
Hum phTey. Iagerso. Kellogg. Lake, Lsngdou Legge,
Lesley Nc Loulh. Macomber Miles, Moss, Pardee, J. l..
Perry Rouse Rowe. Rumsey, Ryan Severance, shefgsn,
Shuies smith, Southwick Steven', Swords. Speaker,
Townserd rnfbnI Underwood Varnum Wskeman,
Ward We.5tr Wheeler, Whiteside, YeOmsn-68
For john A. DIX. y. Clark, Coffin, Horton, Miner
Noble SuW el-6.
H. ]. Allen Anthem and A. A. Thompson de.
clined to vote.
Blackstone voted for r. Granger; Rockwell
voted for w. C. Bouck-making Hamilton Fish
6s, John A. Dix 6, r. Granger l, and w. c.
Bouck /. Adjourned