New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
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fror TIE hard earnings Of ne ~ao seeks to sead
% fright By TIE surest ami quickest coae Of travel
he VII rot consen; % sacA system A. II tees .
tro up herkEner ~ tle expense Of Chensn ~ rrAaA
In such systen vii soon BE- blowa 20 i.sSinsn, 1
Tie farmer a. the South ray cal {; uaisst h * n
NORM msy designate Il cruel bu; the minority "a!
oct, IaxAtCn CiOthe the monster in any fold " -
guse, he !. buriensCme s5d oppressive y-t Mr..
cucclzed Mr.. Cooeys speech aaofa-r expOsH On a.
tie Democratic policy IN respect the Canal4 u yet
belonged 20 that parry th3ugh The Ssua'or from TIE
lerth and he era iuncts were sD0uf 10 rad al Nlt
BE and learned toe speech Of toe Ssaator from
the ut on this poirt and deserving me careful psrr
sal Of all The Dcnocrslc parry has a. Tsys oeaa u
esi N lts ADVOCACY Of the Csnas.
Mr.. WRIGHT-0h, that DESTROYS the etfec; Of
your speech
Mr.. NASDKRBnT-The Democratic party
have always do right in respect - ths esn,
Mr.. PERcE-DOn't bresk faith so soon with
your rev fri,ucs
Mr. VASDERBnr-Whatd DO YOU mean by this
assertion break faith with no man.
Mr. PHRcE-I will answer that, and other
assertions when get my rzrn.
Mr.. NASDERBnr-I have taken my stand
and sIn rot 10 be driven RON By any demagOsue
20 sgsnst taxation for the completion CT the CAnls
If this makes me 4 Wig. in this respect viii de
one
Mr. PIERCE repeated that on this question:
he and Mr.. Vanderbilt were utterly antagonists.
Mr.. NASDERBmr-l believe the revenues of
the canals VII complete the csnalA II applied from
year year the canals VIII be completed and
less the Of the canal anticipated viii %
Necessary 20 % direct taxation 70 accomplish toe
work The principle OF the minority nothing but tax
stiOn in IL uesnCst and most unjust shape M. V.
said the po-ifion Of the minority coad not stand
moment before the vii o. the people. The Senator
from the Xth knows that he sud hs conelerstes unisr
the black banner Of tsXAon viii be driven out Tat
SeHSs0r Is AFRAID Of he People tn gsherers will
be driven IRON the state These modern Cfssrs viii
be sent OF, Il the peoplscan express opinion. All
that the majority wish IL 10 ak the people what fstg
viii do Nth the Public Works The Senator from the
Xth viii with b. coadju'Ors seek to prevent rs from
askpg the questOn-such il the pre- ordained eoncu-
sion Psse this constitutional amendment and the Pub
lie Works will be finished The pVoiucts Of the mighty
West viii flow IL torrents 70 the seshOard
Mr. McAlURRAY took the floor and on his
motion the Committee reported progress.
The resolution we're made the special order
for Saturday ing after the reading - the JOarna.
Mr.. PLATT presented a remOnstrance against
allowing Daniel Richards to extend docks INTO the Eis,
River
Mr.. MoRGAv, against the proposed change in
the orsaniz stion Of the Marine Court
EEPoRrs or COMMITTEES.
Mr. PrATr, Commerce and Navigati0n) for
TIE consideration Of the Senate the Harlem River oyster
bill
NJ. PIERCE. iavorably on the Assembly bill
requiring Canal Superiniendents to publish monthly
statements Of their Official disbursements. By consent
the gil read snd passed
BY consent the bill consolidating the schools
Of New York City read third une and passed.
Also the bal for the relief of Christians Webber.
Mr.. TABER asked and obtained unanimous
consent tast the bill authorizing the construction OF
Ship Canal from the Cry of Albany 70 NeS Baltimore,
should have it third reading greed To- The bill
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