New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

al T0 fNur.h
- ~ best cus,odisn sni % the pspls taa.h,
ore Of th- docpss devote one day IN The ~ek 3,
sbr Tor the Church snd the great revenue q th- country
ran, ~ TIE Church or cited from Spaash haakl
- ,rsS - gold IN -. Clergy and ador.
80 p.otl- 10 80 the beet - hberty aad l-,va
$3.50 .b,rr.n ..f.hness and loE fssign The Ci4rvx
Of ne Roneb Church 'r" . dfeS sPpon'-. % for-gn
oer ererting grss n1usDc- lhry are not A'nericsnS
81, .rs their syu r.fh,-- r'h 1nd 80 should bevxs-
The great bulk 81 tho Cshoc lily 1avA no A'k 80 tas
t-f T7ex do not come on the SANE foftl ohsr d
~ = 40, 40 tn, " 81 our general rules H- "a.
assured by C,tbocs Of 6defy that lNiy do cot desire
NJ BABCOCK denied tbst the effect q bis ansninsas
cd "a ~. hin IL allowed the creation Of crpor.
op sgrsrste Of three Of which The Bishop "sali b. Oae
Nr PIERCE was Mt aware thst by the laws Of tbs sa,s
sri,p was ade BIT he two great dysoa,
o. M. Church- Proficient and thoc Fora long -nss
n var 6evises has been permitted 20 one aud nShs
Other Lit good resson FOR us, all II whom are Pres
,,rt that W. should dis. rmin Ate The an.wer Is nAle
that there is Discrimination because the ah"s csa
come in under general sW but the Csih"c orer vi
not slOg them to CONF m ana TIE genera ." : ~ no as
., ien They desire that they shalt BE- aoTed 20 ofgaa-
Sc AZ. their organization coming OF course under
,he general policy II general laws The CshoHes are su
m 20 abide by al las which equJ II the STATE says
10 church hall hold property. they submit II the Sais
saw the huch may hold al property they aeqa-sce lie
va. amazed find in fhis dsy and age conr'Ve'tns
this Tho law absolutely i request ~ Tue oshop 10 %
di.noSses.ed II property When Proiestsn's petition 70
bod property after their organization the Lesisisars
should not hesitate moment and the same rule OF us
tic. should ~ awardtd o. all
. Nr CONGER recognised the principle that he rS
bound "a give eQusl privilege g. all But m ths case
there points OF ID hruty t. oe solved tie n@uSh
the friends II TIE bill were M cont Isle 81 IDEAS mere
Wa primary difficult, l. sole corporation re-o snisaoe
in lis safe Mr. {. made learned argument 20 prove
TIL. q. established BY common IA obsolete Uud@r
this the bishops hold IA trust tor AL the purposes for
which they Originally intended, the religious proper
~ Il is unnecessary &C. 90 IN advance IT the Panc '-nt-
n ert OF those who boz affected by the legislation de-
ugu@o Mr { continued sHpsiuiIg the eccleslasneh
discipline and wrongs 90 the Roman Church
Mr PLAT boped ~ gentleman would give way TO
allow ih. other special croer
Nh CONGEk-Wbat - that
Mr. PLATI-A bib TO allow the Pennsylvania Coal
Company 20 6Hng coal Gown ehe.P ana iufh'h 70 'hs
Nr rONGkR declined to yield tbs door and continued
~ VAN SCHOONHOvEN said me oil did no, iot-nd
70 ,rgsnze sny Corporation sae The senator from the
Win had exhausted al lay the subject II moTtnsn
and adyoV sons without touching he poni AZ all There
T. fo' religious so'ty IA The country which would not
revolt 80 the proposition % shat ogi r. IL iruse@s their
3 hops r Prie,t. or Elders and D-scons. N-ing
Committee Gentlemen tsk about The Pope OF Rome aud
assert hat be coming here 90 ttke possession Of All
sIrituslties snd temperatures All this Is the sheerest
sbsurdity II h. had ever - much incloNion be has
not the power H. believed the Protestant Church would
rrh. II The contained IN thu amend nent Of the
senator from The XNNls The object Of the bill seli had
been very much perverted and mlsrerreseuted
Nr tONGER as ain rx plained his views
Mr. BABCOC X aine ndmeut prevailed Ayes To- naysI.
ON Mr. PIEkCES motion the committee rose.
Dir FIERCE moved ., amend 'he rcpor, II the commit
ffs striking out Mr. BAhlit "A y Amendment
Mr BABE X hoped no 'uch cour-e would he taken.
F,fn th tn present n.ndmeni the bill was highly OBJ
iec'ionahle Other an eidms nts we're 10 be offered
Dir PIERCE. Uness This amendment Is struck out il Is
not bin desired by is friends II the Senator's amend.
mert prevails. that ends r.
Mr. COOLEY said if was due n the Senator from the
18th M Tabvr this ,ubec be laid upon the table for
the present
Nr PIERCE hoped that the question would be first taken
on the am ndmeut.
Mr WRIGHT opposed Mr Cooleys motion to lay it on
The table.
Mr. PIA1T thought il very importa that the bill should
BE- printed Amendments unnellgibe unless the blu
Is before us Men are placed In a wrong 20 .ton
The bin laid the table The Ootion being % lay
on ihe table till Mr. TABER should DO well enough 10 30
pre.ert
Krl y, Morgan NswcoHb OTIS Plstt Vanderbilt, WAd-lj
NsIsM e Bristol Joes, Pierce, r. Van Schoonhoveu
he bin TO vest in ibe United Stats Jurisdiction over
certain lar d At the Brooklyn Navy Nard was passed
To amend the general Savings Bank Law, 70 allow
al n fcO trustee to hold other drectorshps. Passed
AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr. PIERCE had esve 20 report hill for the speedy
tria Of suif m which Trinity Church is Interested
Mr. WRtGIIT-This Is only stirring up aqu-stion which
has lOrg since been settled II bill 10 fee lawyers by
giving a state sanction 10 trumped up claim
Mr. PIERCE defended it. IL but 10 settle the right
a. soon - possible
Mr. BEEKMAN Introduced a bill 10 allow the children
Of Thomas II Newbold 10 bold real estate.
The bill ~ divide the Nineteenth Ward Of New York
il 70 two WARDS passed
The General Life Assurance Act passed Adjourned