New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-14
N !, relation to Foreign Bank Notes was re-

|f.-.and
Tpyn3IE said the gentleman misunderstood the
ftE',nts They were ludicous amendments.
sr1I sWORTH thought the only amendment to
IN ,bich would satisfy the people wOuld be 10
10, the enacting clause. II was intended only
y, knefit of stockholders,
.uvp SMITH stated the only amendment made was
IS banks to receive aud pay out foreign banh notes
ucsed the Previous Question.
&.Ss ordered.
k.,mendments were non-concurrcd n-only IS votes
81
CANAL FRAUDS.
\ CHAMPLIN moved q suspension Of the rule in
: 10 report for the Select Committee OH Canal
Lost.
.ben moved to lay all orders of business upon the
I 10 each the report Of Committees. Carried.
CHAMPLIN then submitted the report, as an
,pous one. concluding with resolution that John
ger Canal Commissioner, in charge the East
Jvsion be and hereby is impeached for high crimes
hrGemeanOrs
,Committee submitted this as the result of their
4drAtOnS, and left the matter in the hands Of the
stature.
BURROUGHS moved the report and resolutions
,on the table for the present until the Canal ResO
i - could b disposed. Carried
Y, NOBLE allied from the table the motion to re-
;ler the vote upon the Bank Note bill amendments
~ motion was carried and cOncurred in by vote of
40 Militia bill was reported complete without
L,ndueht and report agrcedto.
r. HITCHINS called up the motion t. reconsider
ute upon the Division Avenue Railroad bill.
~ motion to take il from the table was carried.
4, motion TO reconsider was lost.
y Potsdam Railroad bin Vetoed for want OF two
9 yote) was taken up and passed.
n d. B. TAYLOR asked 10 take up the Commits
az of Emigration bill Tor It's third reading OBJ
dtO
4 T then moved to suspend the rule for that pur
. Carried
N bill was then read.
:, CLAPP moved to recOmmit to Select Commit
. examine the provision relative TO Marine Hosp-
Inysician
N HOWARD hoped not The emigrants were
4 extra, and it was but right they should have "a
seisn al Quarantine to attend to them.
,9e moved the Previous Question.
h vas ordered
|bs question was then taken upon the final passage
i was passed-76 to 10.
IMPEAcHMENT
Mr. SHAW wished to offer resolution, to ascertain
ether BY bringing in the resolution of impeachment
!, morning the House had commenced the matter of
ksachment so AS under the Constitution, to pr0lOng
session of this House after the hundred days He
been informed that legal counsel had said such was
fleet He therefore moved resolution OF inquiry
be Judiciary Committee, to ascertain whether such
the case
he resolution was carried.
M WEST reported a bill apprOpriating money for
Iusat of the Canal Debt. Third reading.
.ip TO the Canal Fund, TO be appropriated to the
lrrement eff the Erie, Black River and other Canals.
ID reading.
ne canal concurrent resolutions were taken up.
he CHAIR, The main question before the House
DOn agreeing TO the report OF the majority OF the
tmittee The gentlemen from Erie Mr. Clapp) has
led an amendment, TO substitute the report Oh the
.oiy for that of the majority
M CLAPP-Yesterday the Chair stated that the
D question was upon agreeing to the Senate res0lu-
q Does the Chair to-day retract that decision?
he CIIAIR-The main question is upon agreeing to
report of the majority. If the previous question
Re ordered, it would be upon the adoption OF that
.0t a..
Nr CLAPP-If such is the decision OF the Chair, L
withdraw nv motion to amend.
Mr. BURROUGHS then moved by substituting Tor
I report of the majority, with these words added:
the the canals OF the funds borrowed under
n shall be paid or applied upon OF IN @ U
Iy, izwork done prior to the LIST day OF June 3D.
This amendment would do away with the man ODJec-
nsed upon this floor to the proposition OF the mi
Ify and leave the question wholly unembarrassed, and
kdecded entirely upon the point as to which OF the
plans would accomplish the object best. lie then
,rssted them, showing the great superiority OF the
Iorty plan The proposition of the majority was not
igatOry-it was the same plan over proposed by MT
atfed and was only permission that the work
nav" be carried on but makes requirement Tor Its
secutiOn Ii left it wholly indefinite ana uncertain,
pendent entirely upon circumstances.
Il also embodied the taxation policy recognizing It as
true mode while that of the minority rejected that
lev and was based upon the idea that the canals would
Z for themselves. -,
It was absurd for gentlemen 10 talk OF friendship for
canals and yet give their support TO MT Chatneds
WOsitlon; a man elevated TO the high Ohce Oh AttOr-
yGeneral an Office which ought TO be filled by an hon
able and pure man. Ii was curious TO hear gentlemen
king of purity and " honesty in such connection
He alluded az length to the part taken in the celebrat
contracts by Messrs. Chatfeld and Church. and
"a that if examinations for impeachment were 10 be
ne into. there was one the worst of all the Aegean
sbles thar would have first 10 be cleared
He charged the Controller and some other State OH
.svifh having lobbed zealously against the Senate
u upon this floor and the Governor himself with
INC counseled and urged members TO oppose 1t, send
tor them to come to the Executive Chamber, and to
c him az the hOnr of midnight, for the purpose OF
aSnr them into the ranks of the opposition. Night
day every appliance conceivable was brought 10 pear
his spurious amendment proposed was but an at
ipt TO mislead the publican attempt to get upon
record-to make a specious record those VINO
posed il had not the least ldea thal IL passed. mere IL
"a PASS the Senate They had no belief that prOpo
IN well matured in that body would be allowed TO be
1vvn aside for recent one just coming from the ma
uy of this Committee. And it was because they felt
rain that if it went 10 them in such form, between
{ two Houses the whole plan would fail, that they
N 20 anxious for this amendment. They could then
"a that strive TO make false issue at the next eec-
L But he warned gentlemen to beware. The people
'Nd remember them.
twenty five minutes past one, he asked the
lesier at what time under the rule, the House must
te recess
lAe CHAlR-The House will take recess at
'arter before two until four o'clock.
M BURROUGHS-I give way then, in the hope
u Ee may al once take the vote was not aware the
ne he had Gown so fast ~
Nj. LOOMS took the floor, and said he felt 1t his
~ 70 make some reply
AZ a. twenty FIVE minutes before two,
Mr. HASTINGS asked the gentleman to give way for
bottom thar wben a rocess is taken il will be until 5