New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

Mr. MORGAN reported complete d bill 10
amend the tax bill Of NewY York
Nr. MoELAvsE reported, complete, the
New York State Agricultural College bill
Mr. CLARK reported, complete, the Excise
bill
Mr.. Cooley reported the Commercial Insur-
;nce NewYo bill
Mr.. BABCoCK having made a report on the
subject Of printing extra copies Of the report Of the
Canal Commissioners, and OF Mr. Fitzhugbs report-s
desultory 0ebate ensued, in the course OF which
Mr.. JONES characterized the report Of the
Canal Commissioner eming with misrepresen,s
lions fact he knew he had carefully examined the
statements made there with the figures and the official
tables.
Coming up from the Assembly, with amend
snents Mr.. CoDger moved concurrence.
Mr.. BEACH moved TO lay the bill on the table
for examination, and the motion prevailed.
MIR. BABCOCK, under request OF the Senate
reported In favor OF printing the number Of copies
Of the Canal COmmssiORers report, and of Mr. Fitz
bugh's report.
Mr. CORNELL moved to table. Lost Ayes 4,
Esys2l.
And then the report of the committee was
adopted.
The Senate cOncurred in the amendments Of
the Assembly to the steamship bill
The Senate proceeded 20 consider the special
order being Mr. VGnderbits resolution for the amend
Jnent Of the Constitution.
Dir. Vanderbilt resumed his remarks. lie
introduced extracts from The Atlas TO prove that IL bad
Tepesy urged such amendment of the Constitution
That which he (Mr. W ard his friends contended
lie claimed that his plan had met with cheerful re
spouse the part of the people while the tax bill OF the
minority oppressive 10 the citizens, was attracting
attention. and was about meeting with the ust indisna
zion Of the people Of this State The people speak
ing through the press Even presses Of the particular
stripe Of the Senators from the Third and Tenth begin
10 deciam against II and here nv v quoted from The
pening Post authority which he supposed would go
1T once TO the hearts Of Senators rOIl the Third and
Tenth Mr.. V. alluded 90 Senator Pierccs item in his
exhibit OF the under the and HILL of the
amount 10 be derived from the economical admins
fyation Of the Canal
Mr.. DAvErPORr-Very much needed.
Mr. VANDERBILT said he did not doubt that.
lie then passed 10 comment ON the acton Of the
friends ef the Senator the Tenth and wlo
sponsble for action The Board has within tho last
few determined not change the rates Of tolls aud
fhe Lieutenant Governor voted In that way. kyN1
MIR CosGER the Lieutenant Governor Occu'
plying seat near him suggested that M v was mlsta
Ken In respect the voteand after some conversation
with the Lieutenant Governor, Mr. c. read written
memorandum of the In the Canal Board on the sub
iect Of raising the tolls which showed that the vote ior
raising the tolls was-WHght Controller ltandal
Secretary Of State ChGthed, Attorney General
Church Lieutenant Governor. Against it-Caual Com
mssioners Folett, Mather and Fzhughi McAlpine, En-
eipeer; WEIGH, Treasurer
MIR V,spyRsrT-Whati is Mr. Welch He
S believe one of the friends of the Senator from the
Tenth 40 IL seems, after all that the friends ct the
Senator from the Tenth had the power II they hedt he
desire have raised the rate OF tolls Nj V connued
in an ANALYSIS of the Railroad Toll bill urging that
was so framed as 10 exempt the Central and Cypress
she Erie and Northern. Ii had q look Of ierkmer
about It, Its tendency was 10 crush the southern part
of the state and ts unjust and nqutous enects were
every hour becoming more apparent. lie never eN'
pected the aid of the Senator from the Ienth IA ms
plan. The ruling passion OF that Senator u tsNauoh'
with or without necessity lie cannot leave now.
The school IN which he was brought up had one dOc'
lrine and tenet-that is taxation His school has an'
oher-tha there Is inquiry 10 be made Tor the nece-si
II Il, aaAf Il ~ knak Xxhg
The peope are taxed the State officers VIII spend u eco
nomicaily Good in theory, but not IN practice Where
ahere is recklessness the expenditure VIII De made
freely He had been amazed al the course OF the SON
ator from the commercial District lie did not expect
Tim to advocate any such proposition
Mr. VANDERBILT gave way 10 Mr. COOLEY,
On whose motion the Committee reported proges ana
ihe resolutions relative TO the amendment OF the Con-
stiiuton were moved the special order for Tuesday
Mr. CoSGER--for Tuesday al O'clock.
Mr.. VANpERBnr-Why at
Mr.. CoSGER-The Executive Session ~ at IL.
Mr. VAN ScHooNHovEN-Oh that question
II soca disposed Of
removed out Of the way.
Mr. CooLEY-Whatl
Mr. DAvENPoRr-The block
Mr. CooLEy-What kind OF a bloch and
sot know there were any blocks In the senate kne"
Mere were II you add something 70 Docs \NteAi sS
,aton throughout the audience) The SeosoT rom me
TTyenty.frss was Of those who opposed and %,
iect.d 10 going into Executive Session when proposed
J.. moved TO go into Executive Session
The LIEurENANT-CovERNoR- pelhS lao
lie Senate tskes its recess all 1 L. N
afternoon SessioE.
Mr.. VASpEsRIIr's resolutions were set down
,s the special order for Monday afternoon.
Mr.. BENNETT called up the question ca
sgreeing with the report Of The COMMITTEE On III W
Whole on the subject OF The Atlantic and fsehs i's
road COMPANY.
Mr. NcMuRsAY moved 10 lay the question on
agreeing with the report on The bill en- the tatse
The motion was lost by the following No.e
AyEs-Messrs Babcock Ccrn,ll, Hsntugtou, hct-
Nsine, MeMHusy, Clspp Rogers ias"'' 'Ah'' 'l '''
Man,. Bartlett, BeAcA, Ree1mSi, ncOoet, sTs
tel CLARK Conger jones MoFgan, Mo11't SNOW VfA-'
Authorizing the pennsylvania Coal Company
10 construct PAN of their road N this state RECON-
rnitted TO the Railroad Committee, with power 70 FriNs'
sOnPlete ..,..+c,,,-
,,i,,se apponted 20 investigate the bribery case, report
"a that after thorough Investigation, they had eVns
40 the conclusion that NJ. TsSeoN was ga.J OF eye
semStic attempt 70 brihe nlcnieeI oi ta-s aoSss,
Speaker issue his wsrrsn for TIE Er'estoi l. y lHrNN
Carried.
recess was then taken.
Mr.. WARD offered an Amendment providing
shs, Il this Corporation should have Banking prVsses
granted them by sny state, the Co'PeFS0n shes's -
Dissolved Carried ~,
Mr.. RlRcocK then moved 10 amend the bill
~ As 20 sppy the provisions OF the Reev ed ssstates
Mr.. Wasp doubted whe Their the Revised STAT
ate. would be found in every part OF re Territory
,Srcsgh which the road ,nas1 n pass \ s",Tes
The debate was continued until the adjourn
uent
ASSEMBLY,
The bill relative 10 the liability OF hotel keep
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