New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-23

tfe riolfs the POO pie Il the s,t'- II b bee w
to aw fhe ccused every opportunity to vndics@ hin
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Dir. SHAW vs. opposed to impeachment, for sevsrA
reasons Asfol'ow.;
LIT BecsUs@ il is an Application Of b n pOWe-t' m
% The power II npeahnent should be confined in il.
I use to the Governor and the judiciary.
"a. The Constitution eHjons upu ne Legislalre o pro
! vice by lsw for The removal u State 0.f-r-
9Th Although the accused nay have sci-d IN erru M
discharge ~ some Of his duties IN the zb.eDc- ~ 81 c
rupton or the charge Of any there is IA, Adequate ch<7
1 sr The prosecution.
sb There is no reasonable groundto expect conviction
snd nothing probably result nut bill # cost % the ~.
and vnscstion offhe accused.
6;h II may be regarded psrtiEan nenl AMI m
volve train Of civil ndsenc-s.
The question then taken upon the resolution 70 IN
pesch John L. Msher, and il was adopted. Ays, D.
35.
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ceJB Coz. Croker, Dehsr Db5i' Ea.r2sfA y Ey 5i3si
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s'ad s. John stafia. D B. Taylor, Van vranksu- Webb
Mr. BURROUGHS asked consent to make motion to
What is the bill was asked
1t wa announced To be the Temperance bill Objections
were made
Mr. BURROUGHS moved 70 suspend the rules in order
to allow If the motion. Lost-Ayes, 50 Nays 80. Re
MI " TAYLOR reported the Railroad Accident bill
complete. Laid On the table
Nj p W ROSE moved to lay all orders Of business on
the table down to general orders to take up the Tempe
rance bill Csrried-ayes 81, nays 20.
AYEsMesHs Ashley Bsmsn Barnst Burroughs Case Carpenter
ChsnpD ohAnern Chatseld Cook Croeke Dsbo Els~ nh
den TX h fann H fai . s'f hto 9 do
Ioui. Ie1sI NeBaiasy. MsI ods J. G osood Ps5.as
Per,or, PsttIF Peter REED Roser' B. Rose w R2.-
Eych Tborne Townsend, Van Ane WEIGH Whieonb' Wilson
NaTsm.s An.bury Barker Beet~ith- Bauvel,, Cary Clapo
So1si Hssdes e.dsT.on HS5sf Howard HoTe, iSas:Sa
ss9 s h9Gn so o ssi n i Ra D;1 9h ss
S6 spe1ssI sPIs1s s. John sS s,a D. IAyS w IAo
The Hou-e then vent into Committee o tn Nnole Mr.
LIrILEJOHN in the Chsir, upon the bill entitled an
set TO prevent the sale Of intoxicating liquors bsve
Mr. SESSIONS moved to rise and report progress Lost
Mr. OBklEN moved TO rise and report progress in
order TO have the bill amended by the Senate printed
Carried
The question being upon agreeing to the report and
granting leave 70 eli again
Mr A. c HALL moved to lay the Report of the Com
mittee of the Whole upon the table CTried-Ayes So,
Nays ~.
fSP9s sa Form f.Pg CO. c9 ssS5. Gs 9pS S,; T.
I A. G. Hall Hfnd'.o , HGi,s H;Sss LyasoP ". oari
Reid J R.e, shaw, l. II smith R. smith R,''sd sn n 5
fef fS 5n aSs wsSB wsas3 wev ws
field IlsTsTR 4 Ety. Fulton 4 i,fdsei dssd, Gis,S 8
Huichn,ob keluedy Kneeland Ltsohn, Looms ',bSy
Ps1 heBS sS M i 9isood r1 P'Tsoa. ,
sth, stanford stewart ThOrne TOSn'eOd, WEIGH, whoab,
An the New.York City members voted for the tablng
except Miller and Alden, the latter being absent
The Report lad On the table, and carries the bill with
Mr. BURROUGHS called the resolution Of Mr. LOOMS,
reported ye,terdsy 10 instruct the Committee t. examine
INTO the conduct Of other State Officers
Mr. ELY moved All amendment. resolution II impeach
Lev, Chatfcld Attorney General for holding his pos
session certain fees.
Mr. MARSH did not Justify such proceeding lie pre-.
tered thorough examination before high State oicer
Dir. MILLER desired fuI and careful examination
into all these that the guilty may be pointed
Mr. FORSYTH hoped the amendment would not carry
Mr u. b. tAl LOR should vote for 40 saeh resolution
MIR HENDEE said Attorney General Cnati-ld h .d r..
ported this House relative To the fees but he not
The report on the files lie desired know whether the
proof strong against Mr. Chat d-d against
Mr. CLAPP stated that the report to be found.
Dir LOOMS stated hls reasons for offering MS resola
ton lie thought justice 10 all Of the ofic-rs implicated
require such action. lie could not favor passing all
ct them but
Mr ELY stated that he intended this afternoon to bring
in resolutions concerning the other officers.
Mr. LOOMS suggested that the K Ju'iOn Of Mr. Ely
instead Of being offered substitute BE- referred
SAME Commit zee as a charge against the indivdll
Mir HOLLEY the bequ-st Of - pay ths deb, Of
England had been called the best Ike of the aga this
better one stu Gentrnen bad N their speeches nvoiv
ed other officer. ana opposed aciion with refer
ebce to them because bad time lie urged seton
with reference 10 each individual Unanimous seton void
be tad in reference Attorney General Chai- I'D for ~.
REPEATED contempt Of thus House well knO oar
ts are ull Of documents showing the corruption ia the
administration uf Government We have had
Iial Tor bribery and If we had sent all shs have
sorted I, TO the county Jail, we should have |
lad the jail better filled than IN any County the Sttr
lie alluded to the corruption here. had once laid
wager that would his drawer f1 If stat merry,
months supply with the hey in It-ior too lights aud h
would Dut find enough ia To write obituary of the
Baruhuru, rs AID It He denOgn ed in mas
ursd the corruption this State and styled the
pesclment Of Attorney General Chath-ld the bet Joke
The season. tie desired To- oi-r amend as IL
was to the orr sinal resolution il out IT order
Mr. KENNEDY offered am-nin-ut To- the amend |
nent inst ucing the nvestg 4on 10 the charges against
tie Attorney General lie wished 10 have tue .tier I'll,
loved closely, and not stay the proceedings be h
belonged to another branch of the party. he desired
act Nth candor sud honesty
Nr LlTILtJOHN thought time limited |
ard s0gsest,o that a committee be appointed each
noivoGal thS they might have fair AID IhOrOug nves
tgston.
Recess 10 y VI.
AFTERNO1N SESSION.
The previous question moved ON Mr.. LOOMS re- |
CATION il o. the oi1clL conduct other Stale 0;er, bu.
ih- House would net sustan the calL
The question reference debated until the adjourn
atnt.
TIIpFE NAYS