New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
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NEW-YORE LEGISLATURE.
sENATE...AIB1YY, Wednesday. ia

NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
sENATE...-AIBsNY, Wednesday. JAM
petitCn was presented for an appropriation for
College OF Pharmacy, IN Newly ORR.
Ny MoRGAT gave notice Of a bill to incorporate
the "New-York and Galway Steamship Associa-
ton"
Mr. UruAv gave notice Of a bill in relation 70 the
General Mutual Insurance Co,
Mr kcMuRRAY, that VIM Il. Mills be paid 50 per
day and mileage for his attendance al the Senate
M CooLry called up his resolutions that the rules
Of the last session be adopted for the government Of
the present session, with the exception of the 43d
rule and that the whole be referred 10 Select
Committee, TO report upon 1t at as early a day as
possible.
Mr.. BABcocK moved to strike out the exception
The amendment was accepted and the resolution
adopted
The CHAR ramed Messrs Cooley, Babcock and
Jones, aS such Committee
MI PIERCE moved, that the COMMITTEE report 10
the Ser ate tabular statement OF the amount paid
for Printing and Binding for the Legislature since
1875 alfo the amount paid for Stationary for the use
Nj UrHAN suggested that the mover consent to
allow these resolutions to lie the table until the
reports Of the state officers are received
The mover consented 30 the same.
Mr. WRIGHT moved that the resolution appointing
Ira +. Barnes Clerk of the Senate be rescinded Mr..
W. said that he offered 10 place himself night on the
record, beng temporarily absent at the Time OF the
vote yesterday, and understanding the views Of his
ni,nos, he desired 10 record his name gainst the
precedent. The vote was taken and about to be de-
clared when Nh. PIERCE said that he understood
when the report introduced ii was merely TO set
HIM (Mr WughD night upon the record, and was
suIlr'od 10 see this hing pressed II was undignl-
fed and uIbecomng 10 this body, and he hoped that
the courfe would be condemned. lie alluded to the
edugs Of the last Senate and the result OF the
last election, and hoped hs friends would profit by
such oxperenCe. Mr.. Wright explained himself
and said that he desired TO press the resolution to
vote.
Mr.. McMrRkAY was not DESTROYS of appealing to
the nsgI aIimIty of his political opponents in the
Senate. He knew Of tie offer 10 compromise and
div &c the Offices prior TO the meeting Of that body
and lac had deemed the offer unvor,hy Of his conf
dence rs a man. and beneath his dignity rs Sena.
tor. What Is the desire OF the mover To displace
the officers who were yesterday appointed by vote
OF the Senate. One OF his (McMuHay's) colleagues
Was absent on account OF sickness and now he de-
siIes 10 take advantage Of that accilen, to remove
the piesoLt officer. II the resolution was passed.
he for was willing that the issue should be TAKEN
and the consequences might and would rest upon
the fIieI de Of the proposition.
Mn WRIGHT sand that he wished the Senate to act
to-day rs they should have done yesterday accord
ing 10 the true intent and meaning OF the provision
OF the Constitution he wanted them TO begin right
even If they were compelled 10 undo all that had
been transacted yesterday in relation to the unpre
cedenied moihod Of choosing officers for that body;
Mr. CoNeER was willing, II the minority desired,
that thot should take an advantage OF the peculiar
6xieency which had presented itself, but he should
Lot believe that they would act thus until he
saish by Cceu.ar evidence Of such a result
he desired 10 set a precedent which should break up
the organization o. the Senate, but In order that MT.
Wright mig be placed III proper position upon the
record The unprecedented cOuISe pursued yester-
day by tie sly led majority, which he did not con-
Ccde, arbitrary, and might deprive the styled
minority of then rights.
Mr. MoNRoL pOu.d not vote for the proposition of
he Senator fTem the AlIllh District. lie observed
thatthe seat OF ms venerable friend the left (Mr
Davenport wab vacant in consequence of indspoSi.
uon, and although he Was opposed TO the action OF
the majority yesterday, he could not consent 10 do
ANYTHING q al should appear like springlng 4 trap.
He should vo'eagainSi the resolution for these rea-
sons
MI WRiuHr-I withdraw the resolution
The Senate then az OuIned until TO morrow.
ASSEMBLY
Nj UNDERWOOD offered the following Joint Pre-
snble and kesolutsCns-ihe special order the draw
ing of seats, beng postponed ten minutes for that
purpose
Pefhdaeussv aSsa,td 1873 the vi Aus
and openly but secretly arsged and
supported instrument Jenachich and whereas the peo
We OF HUngSly nohiy asserted and trumphantly main
t9insd the ocusniutona ard natural eAts drove
the invading armies oct oi inc country series Of bloody
HA<ras, the Russan luoora, iAersupon seat two hun
drtd EeassLd tSoo7s he assiance OF hs brother des
ety enabled The Austrian Cours % crush the Independence
q Hungary and which for tine euRsshed the fires OF
-esTy in the bleed ~ lis heroic defenders therefore
kcseged, q! The Senate eonerrl Ihat we regard su>h
y hsssI "a s stIuss1e nt."e.h iias Ias
ustto ana Austrian de- p>.ls4 - e1a.e against pubic
!aw sLa VIA a-Sh Ipon tht ndt 81 ienee q al na-
Rssoroc, Df the Senate concur That We esteem II
euiy incumbent Federal Government 20 eater
sotnE protest against further any Of the
nations o lie civilized world 10 prevent political reforms,
suppfess constitutional tights any other na.ion
ktSe'ceG az TIE Senate concQr That 10 LOUIS kossuth
Ushtol Governor OF Hungary The leader and hope Of her
people We tencer crate u acsROwtedg ents for his
past services o. ard sUenpgs for the Of
eos2l irsedom, and HIM God speed In
hn i1Iers eAers to NIScAe Tie liberties OF hs own
tsa srd S advance tie 81 c. liberty throughout
the wcFlt
ReoreG fheserAte cOncur) That the Governor De re-
escd &C invite GOV kossUth . wal. ALBANY aud address
the LEGISLATURE Al The sSTnes; d. hch may lTe
Rsseitss az the Sesa,e ooncurJ That eo2y Of these
resolutions Re transmitted 10 the PTesdea o. Tie United
BATES ano 70 each CT StnaoSs and a.ayes n
Congress
TIE R-The resolutions xi!l he over one
dsy under the tule
Mr. CSp{RWoop--lf there be TO objection 70 the
resolutions they might Immediately pass.
Ny. VAN SANTvooRD.-l prefer 70 have them lie
over and so they lie over.
The Members then proceeded % draw for seats.
A; tie close thereof, Nj. Luckey moved tha, the
drawing be rull ard void on account Of several
irregularities BY spectators occupying the ats and
thus supposed TO be Members
Mr. WALSH moved, as an amendment that the
contested seats alone be redrawn.
Mr. HvNrKREr moved the indefinite postpone
ment which was carried, ana on motion the House
adjourned till IL o'clock to morrow.
>hoekingiN Murder
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