New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-24
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E1rHA Session.
sENATE....A LBAxY. Thur.day.

sENATE....ALBANY. Thursday June %.
The Committee Of the Whole. Mr snow III the Chair,
then took up the three Canal bills under consideration yes
tI day -
The question was upon Mr. vANDERBILTS motion to
uend the sppropratng money for tn. interest Of the
Canal Revenue Certificates aud OswegO Loan, BY adding
the interest up to 1888.
this amendment was adoptsd-l2 to II,
The hill III directed to be repor ed TO the Senate
The approx riatDg moneys to De applied TO III Erie
Canal Enlargement and the completion OF the Latrs
Canals WAS then taken up
re-, so1 being very crudey drawn, aud moved to and
report progress, aud refer all the bills TO Select mint
10 report compete. Carried.
The gu, sion OF agreeing to the report on the first bill
was oil cussed.
Mr.. WILLIAMS moved to lay on the table. Lost
Mr. CONGEk moved to amend the report by restoring
the bill To- original shape Lost 10 10.
Mr. BAhCO, movedto lay ou thu table, to send
the bill to the Comm tee With The others. Lost.
Tie report then agreed 10.
Mr. CORNELL moved TO recommit the amendnel',
with Instructions TO insert pro rata provision fOs pi
mert io ihr holders ofIhe certificates
Mir Ward could see no reason for such an amen tm mt
The huOers of these certificates from this hour held
their hands ctrtinca.s that would be worth prem
They would prefer keep ceuIhc .tes and have
tic money forced back upon them. Thee need
th, Of gong into tins process and So ar As toe SAtr i
o,ncerDeo cur finances demanded such Legislation He
should then vote sgsus the proposition, and IN favor VI
lhe bill ~ It sto q.
Mr. BRISTOL looked upon as an act of hostility to
LAT. raj cenas lie hoped The S-n or from the ANNh
Mr C,uel) would not thus put himself record, but If
he dio h- trustee he would stand alone
Mr. CORN ELL protested no great friendship for any
canals lie only .imed DOING right. lie willlg
Atlropriaie money build the canals he would not
take money rgitm atey belonging 10 other funds for
purpose. He would have the taxation upon
once iflt CONES ~ al.
Mr COOLEY said this Barnburner doctrine o. r4puiis
ton was nothing It had grown stale and should
ii time Bat the people OF tls Sts'e were
wiling 10 repay tho money, received IL ga H. good
laih ana il nonsense 10 discuss the subject ali
Their The idea of this p0 rata distribution PERFECTLY
RIDICULOUS be hoped, Tor Heavens that more
ffe bf file q Ma
/ cans Aso already been occupied 90 this bill
Mr.. CORNELL denied tnst be IN favor o. r-pudia
ion hoUgh be had said ana sill said thA- tn
| legal oblil stiuu 10 pay those moneys.
Nh COOLkl sa0 n at wuen he spoke of reputation be
reTIed iae leruoous OF ls4@the acts la Ehch
Michael Il, fHan figured cztrnsiyey-thai r5pu ii,.u
burner cocluneevery booy kew There was 40 sort
need OF that refudasicn and is evil edecIs woal i've
Mr.. CORNELL replied.
Sir WIlIlAMS could not approve the proposition N sle
10 recon nit he favor Of appropuatng SUN .-nt
t. pay the interest up 10 the latest DAY tue Constitution
allow That interest should be- fully and honestly met 81
lar he would 20 and he bad voted 10 ones for
the purpose asctrtSnDg how much that should be-
But he could support any such motion be-
tore lie desired TINS Oil 20 Sand As Il was 70 provide
for doing ali We can consationaiy, NO. devming ne
cessary to send the bill any Committee, all nioa nation
sous hI could be- obtained without
Mr. VAN SCHOONHONEN willing the Senator
from the goth Mr.. COrnel should have the glory OF
viyDg and advocsing the repGoATng doctrines OF Ia
II that Senator sought any fame from such connection
let him have IT, He MI v 81 pronounced II the ylles
doctrine the world. Ii outrage upon the good
Of the nineteenth century, for any 10 stand
here and advocate the reputation OF an honest Siae LA
bilty
soue one here called Question-questi0n"
Mr. v 5 said he in hurry for the question. The
gentleman had yesterday taken up the whole day 10 Adyo
cstg just the opposite of What be advocating day
lie lMr v wished AL the remarks Of these gen
temen make In behalf Of this monstrous reputation doe
rne could DC published that the world may know them