New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E1rR. sr,nos.
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THIRD REAuisG or Bills.
The Ter Hour Labor Bill wa. taken up.
Nv WARD moved TO recommit this bill. long de-
bate sued which have not room for Al irons 70
mn Z postpone amend and lay the tab Sere ost
ard iuAly
The iii was read third tine snd LOST, l9to9.
i notion 20 reconsider laid on the table
The iiird reading Of bills continued.
For the relief oi the Ere and NewYoTk Cy Railroad
Company Passed.
NJ BABCOCK called for the reading Of the Catholic
bin
Several Injected but withdrew their objections and the
bill read.
Pending vote the Senate took recess to 4PM
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Nr. BABCOCK, 20 pat himself IN order moved to re-
commit the Catholic bill with Instructions q strike out the
enAcing clause. Deemii the bill one Of the most I'm
poTtant that has under bis notice during his leg
sstive be could not silent vote upon u aud
sboudtbereore not oor any apology be should
occupy. lie bad b. charged win having Introduced
bill which bad given to the Introduction II the
bill BET In lSj2 b granting c-rtud poser and
privileges t. John hughes introduced in the Assem-
tly bV Mr. Okeefe That bill Wa an extraordinary
in is character but was in fact the same bill IN eject
under consideration. Toe pr'yi.ioDs OF the bill be
can known 20 Of his Mr. BIS Constituents, and
h, wrote 10 him upon the subject As the result Of
it, BE- had troduced bill 10 prevent ecc-sia ca grants
and vses intended to prevent ut what the seooud sec
ton If this bill provides tor. That bill received tbs unAn
assLt Of the ju1ic. uf which Mr. I.ber Is one,
and finally passed rough the commit Of thu whole aud
thpd Ttsong. by an almost unanimous vote That act Eas
offensive designed 10 protect those who 'eTed the
10 session. great many remonstrAncss were sent IN
brt they al from lusfrious preate in New York
Dish llugh-s lie had hem printed snd sc altered all
over h. State where there CAtnOhc Church, and IN
the Ciuloh-s the tames Of I'll the cougre yon were ahx
ed some them reuon-rlting agsinW Their names being
put At the time lie bsa this inf rmaion upon good
au Tor ~ In the early part of the session this year pc
uun a. presented iron Albany for bill something Ike
the oue before Us The Senator from the Nth Nc Ia
btr II, m that Committee. submitted such DILL accomph
ny il with II would be- remembered, very rem Tkaole
speech And ht senator not alone in his opinion ot
tie BIZ Introduced BY him Mr. Blbcock 'ursal "a
dis city OF last Saturday had pronounced that bull an az
grtssye How intel ngent journalist could maze
such mistake little strange. tie could not have
read the BILL but mast have TAX The des rom some o. our
debates here Let HIM refer 10 the q heete 'cy
he reverse of ths-snd then 81. II this bill is sggres
siye one The Ill before had been altered since It's
INTRODUCED ftrr Il had besu tde general IN rs 9ppi
caun Ii the ussges If any Church would allow, per
uitied IN, take the whole management out OF the
hauos OF the SoCi,v and place In the hands OF one
ectiolsbe. IL made way through which ALI Chlrthes
could take the advantage the original bill inten led %
confer upon the Catholics lie had idea Protest .nts
would DO H. They could not uuti they should remodel
their whole form of government But he would oppose
grant, such dangerous power 10 any The objections -
the bill renamed ia ful force IL anti repubcan aud
a blow 81 IA. basis upon which Institutions rest.
MIR BAbCOCk continued in reply to hr. IAoer and in
reference 10 the Canon Law
Mr. VAN SCHOONHOVEN- Canon Law is the
embodied sentiment Of the Church, that changes the
Canon Law changes.
MIR BABCOCk-But that does not cores ,.nd 20 the
claim Of an Dfahbe Church He then ert CD tas
mara there any similarity ut cOnslut between
the Catholic and Dutch Churches on the pom OF election
Ii close corporation was ant t5OLlstcA %
the Dutch Church.
MIR PIERCE took the floor and the Senate adjourned.
The vote Oh the bill IS 10 be taken on Monday.