New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-02

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PM Pe,tengi who had previously expressed himself
=, vor of the Vanderbilt plan, was detained At h' room
I, Illness TO be unable to cast ms vote whcn "ouu
ssye been given in the afirmativel
The vote was then taken upon the majory-the west
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'ssyera members who had expressed their preference
Ar the Senate pan as they gave their votes in the arma
Ike offered that they did rather than have
ssysr messages were received from the Senate before
a Of which had been disposed Of The House took recess
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The Governor returned the bill to enlarge the basis Of
Ranking with bis veto. lSee message fall in another
Pr, KENNEDY hoped the bill would pass notvitbstand
me the Veto lie thought the wants of the people de
~ IfJTLEJOHN said there was not single rsasons
,s objection the veto of the Governor He feared no.
sns om the passage Of the bill The cities woud not b..
smed to create debts except for sound purposes as
heretofore ,o,,s -, .-
wsdnesday vt ~ o'clock. Carried
MI CLGPP reported comp etc the bill to authorize the
re- NJ Bufslo to subscribe the stocks of the Buffalo
~ pittsburgh Railroad. Ordered to third reading
Mr. HASTINGS reported complete tbs bill authorizing
,swps in Cat8augus and Wyoming Counties TO take
sCck in the Attica and Allegheny Valley Railroad Or
Mr. r. SMITH said the bill had passed and become
hw dividing the Eighteenth Ward of the City Of New.
FORK without defining owing to an omission Of the En
messing Clerk the boundaries of of said divisions
he asked leave to introduce bill TO amend II. Granted
nd the bill passed.
Mr.. OKEEFE reported complete the bill TO amend the
Mr.. PATTERSON moved to take up the New.York City
M Mr.. GALE hoped not He desired that bill to be
Mr.. w. TAYLOR thought in justice to the children Of
New York. it should be put through The motion was
ufred
The bill then coming up for q third reading
Mr. ROSE moved 10 recOmm il for amendment, rs it
sme from the Senate lie thought it would be destructive
the schools of York. He desired that the schools
Eew.York should be free, in fact well as in name
he noticed in detail the amendment TO the bill which he
aought for good suf Gent reasons ought to be made
Mr. SHAW thought the bill an important one for New
FORK City 1t the result OF long conference and
eoncesson the part Of both Free and Ward Schools
he wanted the bill pas ed and believed
n the citizens of New York desired it. ~
Mr. NOBLE desired that it be referred He opposed
he proposed amendments and suggested that it be
nj Select Committee, with power to report complete
Mr.. ROSE accepted this amendment II
Mr. ST. JOHN had objection 10 fusion OF these two
rstems but the Public School system had fallen behind
I'd now wished to be put equal terms with the success
system Of Ward Schools. 1t the union of rotten
With living system
Mr. HASTINGS thought that the bill having passed the
Senate and been examined in detail there ought to be put
foug the House without further delay He insisted that
had already had a closer scrutiny in this House than
many bills had been favored with. Adjourned