The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-08
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.
Senate.

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COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
petition presented for an appropriation for .
College Of Pharmacy in New York.
GALWAY STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Mr. MORGAN (whg) gave notice of bill to moor porate
the New York and Galway Steamship Association.
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Mr. UPHAM gave notice of bill in relation 20 the Ge-
neral Mutual Insurance Company.
Mr. McMuRRAY, (dem.) offered q resolution, that VIM
f. Mills be paid three dollars per day and mileage, for
his attendance at the Senate. Adopted.
THE RULES.
Nj Cooley, (dem) called up his resolutions, that
The rules Of the last session be adopted for the govern
ment of the present session. with the exception Of the
43d rule that the whole be referred to select COM
mittee to report upon it at early day possible
Mr.. BApcooK, (whig0 moved 10 strike cut the excep-
The amendment accepted, and the resolution
The Chair named Meesrs Cooley, Babcock and Jones
as such committee.
Mr. PIERCE (dem moved that the committee report
10 the Senate tabular statement of the amount paid
or printing and binding for the Legislature since IS 45
so the amount paid for stationery for the use Of the
Mr. UrHAM (whig), suggested that the mover consent
TO allow these resolutions to lay en- the table until the
reports of the State officers are received
The mover consented to the same.
RESOLUTION RrscrSD THE ELECTION or CLERK.
Mr.. WRIGHT, (whfg) moved that the resolution ap-
pointing p Barnes Clerk of the Senate be rescinded
Mr. w sad that he offered to place himself right on the
record being temporarily absent at the time Of the vote
Yesterday and understanding the views Of his friends
desired to record bis name against the precedent
The vote was taken and about TO be declared, when
Mr. PIERCE (dem said that he understood, when the
report as introduced, It was merely to set him Mr.
Wrpht) right upon the record, and was surprised to
see this thing pressed 1t was undienfe and unbe-
coming to this body; and he hoped that the course
would be condemned He alluded to the proceedings Of
the ast Senate and the result OF the last elections and
bored his friends would profit by such experience.
Mr. WRIGHT explained himself, and said that he de-
sired TO press the resolution to apassage
MIR McMuRRAy, (dem was not DESTROYS OF appealing
to the magnsnimity Of his political opponents in the
Senate lie Of the offer TO compromise and divide
the effect, prior to the meeting Of that body and he
mad deem med the offer unworthy Of his confidence as
man and beneath his digrity ss Senator. Whist Is
tie desire Of the mover 70 dsplaco the officers who
were Yesterday appointed by vote OF the Senate. one
a. his ClIcAurrsyf) colleagues w@ absent on &C
count az sickness and he desires TO take advantage
Of that accident the present officer II the
resolution was passed he for one, wiling that Inc
efue ehould be taken and the consequences might and
would rect vi on the friends OF the proposition.
MIR WRtcrr said that be wished the Senate to act to-
dv as they should have done yesterday according 20
the true intent and meaning q the provision OF the
CONSUMPTION He vspt.d them to begin riGht even 4
,,y wv. s.Ey..l.a " .-as ~ that las been trans