New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
- -. 10 third reading Of Assembly bills Car

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hed s.,e amendments to the bill relative to oso's con
he - before marriage we're concufrrd IN
h.,,' m 70 amend the charter Of Fire lHsafsoc D.
~ ordsrsd to Nv K0>E the bill for Relief Of the
I sedefs o. inc " ~ u '0''
F sARING moved forward the bill to smenl ne As
% ~siufes 70 alive 20 the dsterhiAN'" " ~ ~
| w .,o,srfy IN certain cases
| 80 pr THIRD KEADiNs o. BILLS. ,.-.
-. euowing were read ADD passed unless Otherwise
ssed ,..,, 10 Marine Cour, in the City Of NsF York
m'pFrERS asksd con-en' 20 oner re,'I'.on 'i Wy
b., e,t Of Commute OF ihre- I" c"nrs -" IN
sPis,.see Of tFO from a.. Sens,e Tor M purpose q"
bI Coh arrapeeneaf. Att -n1ng H. Opening
y..1e, :; tie Crystal Palace Exhibition 0fAI'e1 anu
b. re;cpicE eo m the concurren, resolution Of ae
osptanes q TIC d"
". p1ss,sTtRs's resolution also passed.
~ " ROSE, asked leave that the Temperance on,
M er, he general orders and ordered 70 third
T' ~, e6KEEFE objected ,,u,o, ,-.;
W ROSE then moved % lay al orders o. 0l'l'
AI che tsbie down 20 unfinished business IN o-der
D.ss NJ the Temperance bill. Carried Ayes q Noes
81, v. ROSE moved that the bill be ordered to
t St fsPEsKER decided the motion not in oTder natl
a. otior H. IN, the CoaIntee rave 70 CT * 40 WAS
I'D upon. winch be decided 70 o. ~ ;, oe,o'e M .b;
! TIT HASTINGS rose 20 poat 81 orler ne .l'lsn'
ia. ORION entertained by he Char v1s upon the mo
| go III Hopard 10 ezcep the City IF New } OK
/ The SPEAKER statcd Oh - the motion oil M ilV"A1
J I'D no. been acted up,n by to House. 800,
4 d. ~ kO,E stated r as bis impression that the
;or - Grant the Committee leave % ~ sssiA was not
CHAIR announced this the question before the
f9Sss ROSE hoped the Committee would be allowed to
L., He esteemed il n riu 81 abominilons. ne
sought be oOu'u s"'-'
Pa SPEAKER read from the Journal showing the
,;or before the House 10 be- upou The motion ma, axes
scsde nce over the motion g. grant leSVe 70 81 san
FW J0ZlER moved the prevlou, question, which would
,err0n the motion 20 grsut tosit asHn. .,
Mr. OKEEFE moved tp ~ that mVuOh upon VIC .-D'0'
I6s-Ayes. 80 Nays, %.
The main question was ordered 80 -. -
Ss motion to grant leave 20 sit again was lost Ayes -
M HASTINGS moved that ts bill be ordered 70 third
rem M, ErRNET took the floor aid proceeded in clear
an ARGUMENT IL favor of the passage 81 ihs DID, Mr.
dSt essune ultra ground bar urged the n-t Is o ne
t ~ r,fofs he cor dercd apparent 70 al tie on NOT
;.,s b;s postions upon belief 10 human progress .
fc,rps he WAS inclined 70 question At Ices. I'D ''' '
est aoprceon lie claimed that ia Oil vas 's 'r ~
~ I.sle II the State and on that account sh'1" De
sd That this was favorable time i'r rs passage -
ibe neopa Of the State had long Yet uph me nei o
~ III. % eouob TO have 30 ruact-d Law he urg d
a. a. f be- p.ssed ~ II stood, and the prayers OF
Inc peolle If the Siate bs answered
M OKEEFE follower ln oppo.iu'n lie reaa ll- re-
-. - a. Committee reported the biN, paren;netcaly
ffems,ki,r upon lis suggestions. lie assumed thN no
crowned head Of Europe could 81! safely upon h throne
and ua.s such prohbuoIy law. lie sylea u an 1a 40
lao m only TO be associated with the "bUe laws
oS Co,r.c,,cut The State of Name ~out not soon re
cover fr the fatal effects OF thu passage &" slmnar OH
In that State Mr. OK then proceeded ID read ii" I'M
nory report az ainst such bill made to the Legislature o.
iss2 ,,
Mr. BURROUGHS rose TO point Of order. lie claimed
that the reading for The purpose OF hlnS tue tAe un
The SPEAKER was unable to decide whether the gen
teman from New YORK (Alr Okeele) was taking to XII
M, O'KFFFE resumed claiming that the fiends If the
bin had SO lar occupied the Time Of ns House, To the e1
cusion Of arguments against the bhl lie was rom th'
Ci,y Of ork and instruments were opposed To tat
Of the BILL ana De Wa poVuu ~ VPlo'' ~ ~ o
Mr. EI,KROUGIIS asked the gentleman TO give way io
tbe final vote upon bin he bad IL his care.
MIR OKEEtE: have not micrcred with Inc genie
mans I'm ana od MT desire o. 50, bus desire @ In
teriere with ills BILL aid sa d'en 10 do So ~ At as II
ny poStf. .... .-....t = 90 , b. i 80
solved 10 adjourn on Wedue d that ne opponents %. th.
bin souo allow . to c"u- go IL vote ihty were strong
enough 10 defeat IT, l.t t'eI s not occupy me Time oI
the House reading documents "e are '!i J.. Hh'" Mi"
MrOKEEFL desired TO DISCUSS the question Ills con
.tuenis od not know how be- soOd upon the bu lie re-
nreo his reading end remarks
Mr. HJKKOIGHS urged his poin. Of order and read
he Rules Of The House cncrInn2 the reading the docu'
menis ON the floor The Rules prohibit such reading e1
''HbSSPEAki.P decided that no member had right to
read document or paper through to weary me hou,e
He stated that it had not been customary t. enforce inc
rule rigdiy except where such IeauIB was ooAnu7u "
an unreasonable extent.
MIR OKFEFE claimed that lac was reading SIMPLY 10
comment and continued to read ana comment lie re-
frred Ia the DAYS of the Revolution, urging that 10 the
early history Of our country PLAN and simple laws were
enacted not sump'uary, unreasonable blue hsht laws.
He dd not believe there was one OF Inc gnTs o the
Declaration Of independence but woO t"0k us tod
lie duced Chancellor Kent opponent OF the Name
Law and pscsd him IN opposition to Neal DOW me au
thor OF the Maine Law. lie followed Suh enoSy upon
rbtttf he hp ft.aua nI
the Maine Law for their honesty but repudNed TIER
doctrine He TAR OH objected 70 the law because i
was discriminating, placing bar between the rlcn ana
poor saving in effect 10 the poor man, that ne "had no
"money aud he could not come in He resumed the
The SPEAKER here called the attention of the gentle
man from New York (ar OKeeel to the fact that o5ec
lions been made 60 the reading OF thu report and con
seQuent, if longer persisted IN the CHAIR would eel
called upon To direct its disconiinuance.
MIR. OkEEFE then proceeded 10 read the bill
MIR IOIlER rose 10 a point OF order. lie objected 70
the mth reading of the bill by the gentleman except by
The CHAIR ruled the objection in order and put the
question to the House, whether they would permit the
residing OF the bill.
Permission granted.
Mr OKEEFE resumed The reading with remarks He
appealed that It ls without precedent, rogstng
practices had been allowed since the time of Adam 70
the present time He med this prohibition of the sale
OF liquors pIepOsterous NONSENSE IL was irn al Ia
nation ana bur step from iAaa, sn 90 tyt1nny
Mr. Su AN suggested 90 lc gentleman ilat as an cppo
nent Of TIE bill he allowed DE- n come I'd N"t1 IL mas.
pass or be killed. lie bad voted to tike i 3D. for the
purpose Of voting against i and ped would oe allowed
o. 10 a vote.
Nh. OkEEFE was sent h.ie upon this issue to vote
aesinst tins bill ano he sea 10 shoS his ust,ueAts
how he 81 cd upon tn ue oi the BILL lie Was tenn
peranCe man, aud elected ueh but De- not an ultra
Temperance man lie haa uof tasted drop OF spr.sl us
hau,rs fot three years U.pedgtO himself against 90 and
considered that sufficient sT. lie disiktd the head
aches ana heart bum. incident uponis USE too mIsl
indulge ina IT, Bat he opposed 10 any such easo aelD
lie coud not support Prohibition 90 IN SAL OF ~a aria