The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-11
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Debate on the Resolution Compliment
ing Mr.. Webster.
Adverse Opinion Of the Attorney General on the
Canal Enlargement Bill.
Me@ from An sections Of the Country,
&c, &C., &s.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATUR
BY NoRsE's MAGNETIC IrsE-so 10 WALL STREET


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By MoRsE's MAGNETIC LnK-so 10 WALL STREET.
Senate.
Albany. April 10 ISL.
PETITION PRESENTED.
OfJoahan Hasbrouck against any further legislation
In respect TO Washington's Headquarters
DEBATE ON THE RrsoLv roNs eoMPliMhNr'sS
SECRETARY WEBSTER.
Mr. BEExMAs called up the resolutions, offered yester
day By him. relative to inviting the Hon Daniel Webster
to visit the capital
Mr. Cook asked if of those utons did not
tain the for Mr. Webster address the Legsa
ture,
II was answered that II did
Mr. Cook then said-we have scarcely time to address
ourselves this period Of the session Imove TO lay the
resolutions on the table
The senate refused to lay the table by the following
vote
YsAs-Msssrs Cook. Dimmiek, -, SHOEMAKER Up
NArs-Messrs. Bal cock. Beekman Brandrs,h, Carroll
Morgan. owens Skinner Snyder asa Tntiie.is
Mr.. Cook then moved to amend BY striking out IN
Whereas Tho Legislature Of the State of New York enter
s sss.s sss Of s ana in view bis asnI pub
lie sspsesyd With cvr
Mr. Mann would like to learn g. what efforts 70 uphold
the constitution the resolutions Of the Senator from TIA
Fifth district Mr Beekman referred Was it TO the able
speeches by Mr. Webster years since proving 10
demonstration the utter unconsutonaty ofthe United
States Bank
Mr. Cook thought that there would be time after the
adjournment Of the Legislature to hear the great
FOUNDER of the constitution He thought the Senator
from the Fifth district by the introduction of this resolu
ton was infringing on distinct agreement made by the
wings the early part of the session that there should
be no resolutions relating to the compromise measures
introduced.
capable of violating any understanding with his friends
He would not do so for any personal friend whatever
Mr.. CooK recolected that the Senator had said that
by the introduction of these resolutions il his desire
and object to have vote the great compromise niea
These words not cold They were yet ring
ing in the of Senators lie moved TO refer the re-
solutions the Committee Federal Relations which
committee consists Messrs Cook Mann and Babcock
Mr. BABcocK thought time was the most precious COM
modify they dealing in and that there was not
enough Of IT TO give those resolutions though we ap-
proved and sppauded their sentiments, sufficient con-
sideration. lie hoped MIR. Beekman would withdraw
them
Mr. CARROLL suggested that there seemed to be d.
vision Of sentiment concerning such resolutions judging
by the Of the Senator from the Erie district Bah
cock between the President Of United States and Mr.
Webster.
Mr. BrEKMAs stated that tho Committee on Federal
Relations was highly honorable committee and the
reference respectful one he would consent that the
resolutions should go there especially as some o. ms
friends seemed think which he did not admit that
they preeuded by the agreement al the early part
Mr. Canao thought this consent Of tho Senator from
the Fifth district regular in. II assent
Mr. ByrKMAs said the Senator from the Third dtric.
(Nir Carro must the difference between a and
q tunnel There opening to the cave, and he
pected to see his resolutions emerge, sparkling and
they did not come out soon, be would dig hole in
that cave and let them out into the open air
The resolutions were then referred
AGRIcULrURAL BUREAU.
The Senate refused to consider the Joint resolution re-
Commenting the next Congress to establish agricu
turxl bureau in the Department of the Interior.
CANAL BILL.
The bill to revive the u the oodus Canal Com
paDy reported by a majority of the Canal Com
mittec, Mr. skinner Of Jefferson. dissenting
On motion OF Mr. BEACH Of csyuga it was referred TO
an early action
LOS. o. THs .sr,-REsr mn.
The Antrent bill staying proceedings for the coec-
ton Of rents, again brought up, and lost. II
ceved only twelve Affirmative votes.
PAssaeE CREATING AUDITOR.
The bill to the office Of Bank Auditor severing
the charge and supervision Of all the banks and banking
associations from the Comptroller office. and giving to
this ocer all their charge at salary VI $500 for the
term Of three years be appointed by the Governor and
the senate, passcd-sixteen wings and two democrats
voting in its favor.
THE new UNION cLUB-BArtif~c AVID DINING ESTABLISH
Mr. Csollus introduced bill to incorporate the Union
Club, the first section Of which ~ follows
Samuel Jones joan g stevens Noes n GrinneuL Jehn
Hone. Francis Crirn A. l.. Robinson. Thomas Z. Davis.
Jane. wssoa webb aas tss associates; and such per
under similar title. may hereafter associated
q Ss
nations ssd ana ne M bsy, yary ~ oheP
wise fund 20 b employed IN erecting And furnishing
q The n.mssr. vith SeoS Journals md furniture. aad
members. and other similar purposes the members
may deem cspedient.
The Senate then took
AFTERNOON SESSION.
orrNIoc THE ATroRNEY-cESERAL o. the CANAL ~
LsRcENENr
very long and elaborate opinion was received from
the Attorney General relative to the proposed Law pro-
yding for the speedy enlargement q the Erie canal and
the Black River and GeneSee Valley canals IL reviews
the whole bin and thinks il violates the Constitution of
the United States In authorizing the issue ~ bills Of
dit aud also various provisions II the State Constitution
The bill passed 70 make the carrying away Of soil or
dirt from lots In the city u New York, msdemeanor
Also a bill 20 punish those who obtain money by pre-
tending 70 solicit aid In behalf Of sick or disabled IRE
Aiso, bill TO amend the act Incorporating the New
York Gallery II Fine Arts.
SCHOOL
The question then coming agreeing with the IA
vorsble rrport q the Committee the Free school bill
Mr. WILLIAMS said II II no 20 ask postpone
ment The country had the force T. pass the bill hard
Il bore upon the ely and II they determined
to 90 1t
The repor. II the committee Bgred % BY ayes 10
nays and then the school bill, providing for tax Of
$500 Co vas passed by ayes, = nays, 9
Assembly.