New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

tor hold property in every city village town in the
State. He represented community that would not allow
him sit by in silence. II the bhl passes il shall pass
his head and against his strongest opposition Disguised
not power will always find its ptndors. All tho csisa
ton OF half century relating 70 religious Interests are sud
denly found Intellectual. Recess
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. GALE moved to recOnmit the bill relative TO the
Marine Court in New iork. Carried.
MIR. BEAMAN by consent presented and read petition
Of "a citizens Of Amsterdam Montgomery County
law for the protection OF emgran passengers upon the
Central Railroad representing that from the crowded state
the during the weather deaths had
occurred that the charges higher for emgrans thAn
cattle IN the same cars without any necessary protection
and unfit for the purpose. IL referred 10 the Select
Con mite Railroad Accidents and with special nstruc
lions 10 bring in bill in two days.
Mr SHAW moved 10 recomnt the bill upon railroad
accidents the Committee for the purpose OF ncOr
porstng provisions in II. Carried
THE MAINE LAW.
The bill for Maine Law coming down from the Senate
was read a fr-t and second time, by ttle whereupon
AIR HENDEE moved that it be committed to Commit
tee Of the Whole
Mr. HASTINGS moved an amendment to refer to the
Committee upon Internal Affairs OF Towns and Counties
also with instructions to report complete
Nj CHAPLIN urged referring the Committee of the
Whole To refer 10 Committee was 10 kill the bill The
number Of petitioners for the measure made It one worthy
of the most serious consideration.
Mr. KENNEDY favored referring TO Committee TO re-
port complete.
carried and upon that TO instruct to report complete the
ayes and noes were called
Pending the vote the hour for the special order having
arrived,
Mr BURROUGHS moved to suspend till the vote
taken. Carried.
Mr. BURROUGHS thought the bill should be examined
perfected by the House Each ought feel bound
10 bear bis best judgment upon the bill
He desred that the House spend least day upon
tie bill FIRST and then after comparing opinions if desired
it could b. referred to the Committee 10 report complete
As much he desired 10 leave the city aud 10 home and
not proorg tine session. important did he consider the
that he would willingly stay the ongestto accom-
I Nil. he erfec ion q
Mr HENDEE spoke OF the importance Of the bill lie
was in favor of leaving as left by the Senate with ut
exaninstou-ot taking IN trust document OF such mpor
lance emsnstng from that quarter The Secretary htd
acted upon it, lie thought contrary to their belief their
ho.ifs, spd he thought the House should perfect it.
Mr. FORSYTH deemed It uncert in whether the bill
lust what the people wanted and desired full free and
critical discussion therefore favored reference 10 the
Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. ROSE also favored its ng referred to the Com
uliitee of the Whole.
Mr. HASTINGS said the session was near a close h.
desired expedite business. lie thought sufficiently
ample opportunity would be aorI led upon third read
ing The oil wanted perecting though in the main
right lie spoke Of the postponement Of the operation Of
The bill until neat March for the sanction OF the people
and action Of Legislature and urged that with that
provision the bill might properly be passed whatever
opinion might be.
Mr. CLAPP hoped the motion would not prevail. \
Of this importance shOul take the usual
Of Legislation Ii its passage was 70 be desired
worthy due consideration. The bill had not been
reao vet and 10 send 10 Committee and pat through
under whip and spur previous question, Sc be thought
not right
Mr. HADI.EY moved the previous question
The vote then taken upon the motion TO instruct the
Committee TO report complete Lost Ayes 50 Noes 50.
See our special dispatch for vote
So il Is referred without Instructions.
Mr. CAREY reported the bill relative to Albany Savings
Bank con plete
Mr. HUICHINS asked consent to offer a resolution that
tie House do with the report Of the Committee
in pesctng C. Maiher, and discharge him also instruct
tb Committee into The conduct Of other officers
Objected 10 ane the resolution was not received
sPEcIA oEDER-IHFEAcHNENT
Mr. LOOMS took the floor ~ discuss the case under
consideration, but yielded -
Mr.. HASTINGS who s-oved to return the eommunica
ton Of Commissioner hAther see Special Dispatchl
the gentleman offering H. He thought TIE House owed
something to the Committee and the gentleman who had
addressed the House He deemed ths communication ex-
traordinary-insuting whether intentional And hs
should labor nd the House Of such an insult lie
thought reflected directly upon tbs Committee and the
Chat. mau particularly.
Mr. LHILEJOHN could not agree With the gentleman
from Monroe lNr Hastings lie thought o. return the
psPer respectful be deemed it, would be adding insult
Nj LOOMS thought that whatever the motive n, ,5t
have been the communication highly improper aud
inpertaent. He for impeachny him be-
he requested We could in view OF our o.ins
perm The ust o. influence Mr. Maihsr n4d
luiurss here BY stretch oi courtesy IL had o-sa
allowed appear before the House al prodled nv
to send 81 insulting message, Letting upon the IL
the Speaker and the Committee. Hoped would BE- re
furutc ;, improper
Mr.. LOZIkk rose 10 point Of order The House had
lat session given John C. M.thsr no rty send in reply
he thought that vote BE- revoked before the resog
ton offered could b. passed
The CHAIR decided that had been made 20 the
report OF the committee, aud consequently the present
communication was no; covered by thai The point
Of order Was not well taken
Mr. WOOD could find nothing insulting in the comm1
noaon IL was respectful and be saw no necessity for
throwing back into his teeth Although politically Mr.
an opponent he desired e. do no Injustice D. an Ad
versAry BE thought the reception Of the comm unicon
need not affect the final vote and hoped would be
returned.
Mr. LITTLEJOHN thought the communication WAS
simply request the part Of Mr. Mather his friends
10 waive his defence that be might be brought to trial he
deemed the request reasonable. The House dealing
with than LIE fortune and every honorable