The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-17

or Madisonisn it made no difference 90 much is
answer tho spurge which the Senator from
sort to taxation.
only tax for the enlargement and completion Of the pub
lie works the side and the work to be done
BY It's % revenues on the other
Mr. CORNELL (dem) did not consider that the PROPOSE
tons nad any thing in common so to cafor their being
united Outside Of all these questions no could de-
that there mperious necessity for means to
devised to replenish the treasury Tue people Of this
state by majority of one hundred thousand have
dorsed the financial provisions of the constitution and
they would not turn suddenly around and give the cold
Mr. PIERCE (dem) pointed to the fact that the paper of
met by act Of the legislature and II will not await the
ten years delay Of constitutional amendments. Mr.. p
canals would not the revenue on which the pro-
ject of the Senator from the Second predicated
The debate was continued by Messrs. Wright and
Bristol.
Mr. CoNcER deemed that the proposed amendment of
the constitution would by tenfod increase the burthen
light Of day Mr. c. then defended the Of Mr.
Loomis in his financial ropostons-eulosizing him as
prudent and skul legislator talk Of the scheme Of
Mr. LOcmis being Of taxation is to hyberpole
without the pretence of figure. The bill just reported
by the Finance Committee to the credit of
Mr., BRISTOL considered II bill to tax the people.
The question coming up, on the motion Of Mr.. WANDER
topal amendment is disposed CT carried by ayes %
nays9.
MIR. CORNELL moved to make its consideration specal
order for Friday alta Z. NJ
Mr.. BABcoCK regretted to the disposition Tested
10 override the great business of the Senate SsnV
for consideration and vay important to the people
Early in the session. the days had been apart the
consideration OF the general orders Now it is rode over
by an irregular debate. Against this he protested.
Mr. MORGAN aid the constitutional amendment needed
the action of both Houses This Assembly bill had al.
ready passed one House. It evidently proper that
the constitutional proposition should be first considered
Mr. CoRNRL's proposition lost by ayes o. nays 49,
BusHw1cK-THE DEAF AND DUMB ETC.
Mr. VANDERBILT reported by bill to allow the authori-
ties of Bushwick to plot their town.
Mr. McMuRRAy reported complete the bill relative to
the deaf and dumb.
Mr.. PIERCE reported complete the bill to amend the
charter Of the Ulster county Savings Institution.
FERRY COMPANIES.
to the incorporation of ferry companies Progress was
reported.
Bills.
Mr.. PIATT gave notice of bill to authorize the conso
daton of the Oswego and Syracuse and Syracuse and
Bngkamton Railroad stock
Mr.. TADER of bill to authorize Surrogatas to take ac
knowedgments of bonds to be fled in their offices.
recess was taken till 4 P. II.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE FERRY AND EMIGRATION BILLS.
The bill in relation to ferries, and the bill amending
the Emigration law, were reported to the Senate.
BRIBERY AT NECTONs, ETC.
The bill in relation to bribery was ordered to third
reading.
COMMON SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill providing
was reported, and the Senate adjourned.