The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-28


which constitutional restriction will imperiousy
demanded, L It be not now in existence.
particular section Of the contribution invaded bv this
bill pointed out The practice Of allowing tax payers to
determine their own burthens sanctioned by success
sve LEGISLATION and by the general good sense Of the peo
pe The precedent cannot be conclusive Posterity viii
Judge for itself Of what shall be its duty.
Twelfth INT " in future wise and glorious and
pa6e to determine whether this generation OF Legislators
the valuable results which the completion of the Black
River road would produce to Utica. Mr.. alluded to
M Mr. soss %Sua on the h bill
cast upon him BY 'the amiable Senator from the First
Mr. CooLEyThe smallest favor gratefully recsived To
Senator had advocated among others in that discussion
John L. O'Sulvan who had nsulted the Senate by his
vile petition, which ought to be hurled back to the -
sent it to the Senate.
IN Mr. Gosss sss dsm took decided ground assnst the
this policy this kind OF bill would now meet with any
favor The danger of oaning the credit of the State to
corporations Is soon be manifested with equal force in
respect to the cities of our commonwealth.
Mr. BABcok urged that the constitution intended
selves for distinct benefits. The constitution did not in
The bill passed-ayes IT, nsys4.
NEw YORK ASSAY
alton came up for third reading.
Mr. CooIkY raised the question, that 1t would enable
man to deposit gold there for the purpofe Of avoid
ancs Of taxation.
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similar to the Mint Exemption bill.
Mr.; VAN scHoosEoyEN thought the door might be open
debate involving this question ensued.
ed in said assay Office out of the exemption.
Mr.. oTs 3dem)- are the assessors to find out
Mr. BAgSocK-wltl % the same vigilance that they
property Of government, not of individuals.
The debate was continued by Mr.. Williams, whiy.
Mr. BABCoCK would scar cey believe from the debate be.
shurU that
were legislatng for Pennsylvania Whence these unne
cessary obstructonas All that New York has acquired
with all sorts Of bubbles The who send gold there
to be coined into insots will not allow to stay there
Mr.. VAN SCHooNHovEN-Why should the owner of a
large property leased by government for this assay Office
Mr. BEEKMAN-The least pretence may avert from New
York all 1t has already gained
Mr.: VAN scHooNHovEN-There is no reason why we
should egsate for the benefit of private individuals II
We could not do justice to the United States aDd to our
own citizens both why then let the United States go to
Philadelphia, any where else. Mr. " s. moved Is con-
hne the exemption to property owned by the United
States government
Mr.. CooIzY moved the bill to Select Committee
Carried by ayes IA, nays g.
To amend the charter Of Genesee.
To amend the charter of Emira
Confirming the official acts of s. Bostwck Justice of
the Peace.
To authorize the children Of Cecilia de Nottbeck to hold
To amend the charter Of Churchvlle.
10 authorize the lorna tOn OF Agricultural So:eties.
TO amend the act Incorporating the New York Academy
Of Medicine.
To amend the charter of the Broadway Savings Inst
tuition.
To declare Churchvile, in Monroe county, separate
road district.
To amend the General Medical Society act The dele
gates to the State Medical Society be equal to the
numbe, Of members @ Of Assembly from each coanty)
heirs Of George Vanderpool
To amend the charter of Dansville
To Increase the capital stock Of the Jamaica and Myrtle
avenue Plank Road Company.
10 repeal the auction act Of 1867.
To authorize the sale of the Seneca Falls Town house
To change the Of the Oswego Congregational
Society.
THE NBCn0H RAILWAY DIRECTORS
Mr.. ROGERS, (dem had leave to introduce bill to
change the time Of eecng directors Of railway corpora
tons (frOm Monday to Wednesday,
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
On Mr.. MoRGASs motion the general bill relative to
Fire Insurance Companies ordered printed Recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE GENERAL TAXATION SCHEME MR.. LOOMS.
The Committee OF the Whole Mr.. Upham in the chair
commenced the examination Of the bill known in tho
Assembly as Loomis' providing for thorough and
Mr. COOLEY pronounced il the most abominable in
qutoral jack invented, and prediced for it
the disastrous defeat that had befaien all Loomis'
schemes.
The debate continued by Messrs Bristol, Conger,
and Fatt
haordnary session in the discussion Of the BILL aud de-
string to test the of the Senate strike out
the enacting clause. The motion, however, was with
drawn after fur ther discussion
The Committee reported progress, and the Senate ad
journed