New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
NEW YORK STATE LEGISLATURE.

ASSEMBLY. ALBANY, Monday Apnl IL, 1888
The Niagara Ship Canal bill reported complete.
Mr. CLAPP opposed the bill as injurious to the Canal
interests. -
tbe bill ordered to third reading.
Various Senate bills were received.
That 10 incorporate Ship Canal around the Falls of ST.
Marys was referred, to report complete.
The Senates amendments to the Police bill were concur
Mr. yANDERBILTS Canal Resolutions we're reported
Mr. CLAPP reported MrVanderbilts resolutions with
some verbal amendments and including the Champaign
Canal -
The House then went into Committee on the Annual Ap
preparation bill
Mr.. HOWARD asked unanimous consent to bring up the
bill donating $1,000 TO the widows aud orphans tuna OF the
Mr. HASTINGS objected The bill was brought be
Gore the House in a secret and improper
MIR HOWARD said he brought in the bill in the regular
form He did anything in an underiand or sneakg
way He always acted in straightforward manner. lie
never lodged vote here-he always acted openly and
fairly The bill not private btwas TO give money
10 public charity 1t of the best bills ever before
the House The New ork remen act gratutousy -many
have lost their lives i'll the protection OF the pubhc
IMr ii read the names of many of those noble fellows
sttn the circumstances under which their lives
rifcedl Mr. III member OF the New l ork FIRE De
partment He was proud to belong o He was an officer
IN that Department and he felt honorcd by that posi-
than he did by his seat on this moor or nan ne would
the widows and orphans of the remen OF New 0k were
worthy of the protection of the State The session being
near lis close and much business yet to be DONE he would
Mr HASTINGS saidhs object accomplished in bring
inc the matter the attention of the House The insttu
ton IN he benefited worthy one but there were 9th
ers of the same character which were equally deserving OF
The public beneiac'ioh' .,,,u
MIR ID Il TAYLOR moved a reconsideration OF the vote
inst taken and that that motion lay the table
Mr. HOWARD announced his determination to resign
his seat as Member of the Assembly lie did not wish 10
belong TO body that would refuse aid to such charity
The report of the committee agreed TO- and the bill
was ordered 10 third reading.
Various Senate bills read and referred. Among
them bill 10 incorporate company to construct aShp
canal around ST MaryS Falls. Referred to report com
plee. ~ >op,pn,o Sono,,,, o,,o,,,,o,.s .,
tho New y ork Police bill were concurred i'll.
Mr. WEST from the Canal Committee made report
accompanied by the following resolutions
the ontsCn Of the and referred to the Lessa
II: to Be aS C"s
each Of the CouUs State there be printed therein for
nss the the thirteenth article of
~ HdS =" seeticn ten Of said article the following
the %s ssf %
Seneca the eSmtsOn OF the oensss and the
sa s csn ss wSsnsreI from decay
,sss os Il the nS The .
Is made a a.ss such
% t. is .sI . al. ,nRP ss
s hundred thousand dollars refund the hdes OF Cso.
- and hty-fye OF laws q the thsussd eight hun
S,d and received into the treasury bat
~ July thousand eight hundred and
6f,x 6y, shsll be paid on such eertshsates
niss on such shall be Of the said remssneeo
b revenues expiration the hsca shieh the
s Of aid loans shall be made In each fiscal year thereafter there
Of ths Canals complying With the ioes'ns Prooos
49, s;cie sum fund sufficient TO the Interest snd
the principal loans IL years and the principal and
income of funds shall be sscrd ,pped asi purpose
an: :1S 10 siSs. y:
insure against such The rates Of Toll
M porerty transported the canals shall not be reduced
bs Ion he wear thousand eight hundred and htwo
sDr by The anal Board with tho Of the Legislature