New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
ASSEMBLY

4 message was received from the Governor, stat
ing that the block of marble designed for the Wash
iuCion Monument from this State was IN readiness.
Referred.
The SPEAKER announced the following reorgani-
cation of the following Committees IN consequence
ofvacancics TO CanalS-MeSSrS. o. Allen, Burroughs,
Townsend Gorham and L. b. Ward.
RaliroGdS.-MeSSrs. Leroy Humphrey, Horton,
Morton and Blackstone.
ClalWS-MeSSrS. Severance, Curtis, Blackstone,
PaGSc LGrds-Messrs w 5. Gregory, N Y. City
T.. +. Smith, J. W. Babcock, Stewart and Howard.
Also. the following Select Committees:
On the RuleS-MeSSrS Townsend, Burroughs, }.
Benedict, Cady and Robinson. ~
Door-keepeT of the Ladies Gallery in place of w.
Scott, who is prevented by illness from attending
John Il DiOSSy.
Peuuons were presented and referred by Mr..
Bishop of the Commissioners of Client, 10 allow them
10 borrow money. Discussion having arisen,
Mr. WAKEMAN moved 10 lay this order OF business
ON the table and the petition withdrawn
Bv Mr. ATWOOD two to amend the Plank Road law.
Land on the table. c,..-...
on the tabing OF the petitions, and submitted some
remarks upon the petitions, when he wlthuIe" inc
petition. ,,
mitted some remarks upon the proprlety of endeay-
oring to hurry business through and make shorI
session.
Hewas frequently interrupted by the repeatedpre-
sensations OF order being raised. He was allowed to
nrocecd upon promising 10 conine himself 10 the
question The appeal was withdrawn
Mr. AUSTIN SMITH, OF ChautauQue' presenter Pe'l,
tions recurring the Buffalo and State Line Railroad
To use euages for their Road, corresponding 10 'hoSe
already adopted on the New-Jersey Roads
4 remonStrance was presented against any iITther
legislation on the subject OF NaShhglOAS hCau-
quarters at Newburgh.
BY Mi WARD-A bill to incorporate the Orphans
Asylum Society Of Brooklyn
Relative TO the Baptist Church IN Brooklyn
BY Mr.. LEsLEY-Favorably relative to Highway
Nv Mr. BLAcxsroNE-Fayorasly on the bills for the
relief Of Charles w Steel ana others also ior re-
hcf OF Thomas Couniryman.
By Mr.. TUTKILL-FayoTaoly, the OH realhs 70
the exposing OF dead caTcaSeS
By Mr. MAcoNBER-Favorably on the olllS IoI ap-
proprlationS to the state Prisons.
ASo-Relatiye to the Prison Farm al sing-Slhg
MOTIONS. RESOLUTIONS, Erc.
Bv M WAKEMAN-Thai the Standing Commil,
tees having charge OF the Bills realihs 20 me ~ "
eW-NOrk. be DISCHARGED from the conSldtral
thereof and that they be referred 10 the Ne"-i OK
Delegation
\ debate having arisen
Nr W.KENAS moved 10 suSpendthe rule requiring
the resolution 10 he over IN pursuance OF previous
notice He explained the object OF the resolution 20
be TO facilitate the business alluded TO IN such re>o-
" Some debate ensued upon the propriety of for
wardlng the business of the City OF NeW-h OK 70 the
exclusion of others. ~.
MIR WAKENAN dlSciNmed any Such intention Inc
motion was lost. and was soon lalt over
Mr. WARD called up his resolution rclauVe 20 ne
time members should be allowed. II limited them 70
IS minutes. 49,, -. -
Mir A A. THOMPSON thought Il had been got up
evDreSSly 10 choke him down IN attempting 70 ex-
press his sentlmentS-that II had been cohcocteO ~
the majority for thai purpose.
Mr. WARp-It has never been seen BY moro than
one Member beside myself
NJ a THOMPSON was glad the majority had not
committed themselves upon that subject ieI ne
Was as,onlShed that any system Of gagging should
receive any sanction n SO enlightened oOdy. nc
hored the resolution would not pass There was no
necessity for Us adoption, and he hoped there was az
least little hheraity among the wing majority OF
A. IN this House IL was extraordinary step anu
he regretted that II should originate IN party having
So overwhelming = malouty-one 50 cruSnlng ana
determined Why had not the rule been adopted at
ryeviouS Sessions Why wait until the minority
we're so utterly defenSelesS There was not an
honorable emotion connected with any System per-
tanning 10 sitting debate upon measures raught Win
~ muSh of interest 70 the public lie could see no
inconsistency occupying more than hiteen cent mn nm
MES IN discussing public measure. lie hope1 lhe
ssnanimitv OF the Wings, 10 which he applied,
Would grant him his rights. He did not seek boon 1
rem them but merely the night to exercise winch Al