The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-23

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Mr. W. TAYIoR (whigl a n X reported the railroad
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TIE House then went into COMMITTEES of the Whole upon
the b eatled set to prevent the sale Of Intoxicating
Mr. SESSIONS (sbg) of Chautauqus, moved to rise and
report progress. Lost.
Mr. oBKin (dem) Of Kings, moved to rise and report
progress in order TO baye the bill, as amended by the
Senate printed Carried.
The question being upon agreeing to the report and
granting leave 10 sit again, Mr. G hall. ldem OF
Whole the table. Carried BY ayes b, nays 4S, al
follows
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Gardner n b. Gilmore Gilmore Clover G. Hall Hen:
dsrson Howard HAYES, LIVINGSTON M.iburn, Marsh Mar
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The report Ia the table, and carries the bill with
1t and Will he printed.
PROPOSITION TO IMpEAoH MORE STATE OFFICERS.
Mr. BURROUGHS called the resolution Of Mr. Loous Ire
ported es,erdsy) to instruct the committee to examine
into the conduct of other State officers.
Mr. F. Ely. (dem:) Of Brooue moved as an amend
uticn impeach Levi s. Chatfed, Attorney
general fer holding in his possession certain fees
Mr. MARSH did not justify such proceeding He pre-
ferred thorough examination before high state officer
Mr.. MILLER (dem of N. Y, desired full and careful
examination into AL these cases. that the guilty ones may
Mr.. FeRsyTu, (dem of Albany, hoped the amendment
would not carry He thought the good sense OF this
Mr.. D. B. TAYLOR should vote for such resolution.
Mr.. HENDEE (ehig) Of Livingston. said Attorney Cen
eral Chath. hsc reported TO this House relative tne
sired to know whether the proof was not as strong
against Mr.. Chatfeld against MIR. Mather.
Mr. CAPp (mag Of Erie stated that the report waste
4 BIZ found.
Mr. LOOMS (deu of He,bimer stated his for
Offering his resolution He thought jus all of the
officers implicated required such action. He could not
favor passing over all Of them but one
Mr. j. ELY stated that he intended this afternoon to
I bring in resolutions conc srnng the other enicers
Mr. LOOMS rested that the resolution OF Mr.. Ely,
instead of being offered substitute be referred to the
| Mr.. HoLIEY (whigl of Niagara, said the bequest Of
f5 to pay the debt Of England had bee called the best
joke of the age, this better still. Gentlemen
had In their speeches involved other officers, and now
opposed this action sth reference to them because We
haa not tine he urged action win reference 20 eacn
to Attorney General Cha field for his repeated contempt
of this House well known Our files are full of do
goverpment We have had trial for bribery aud If
had sent all who have resoed to the county jail
we should have the jail filed than any county
in the State He alluded to the corruption here He had
laid wager that he would leave his drawer full Of
sfsor ery-a months supply with the key In t-for two
nights and he would lot find enough ia it to write
obituary OF the barnbutners, and it was So He de-
nouncec in msasuIed terms the corruption in this
State ard styled the impeachmeIt of Attorney General
Chated the test joke Of the He desired to offer
amendment but as it was to the original resolution,
IL out of order
Mr. KENNEDY, (whg) of Cayuga, offered q amendment
to the eLdment instrectng the investigation to the
have the after followed closely, and not stay the
ceedgs because he belonged to another branch OF the
party. He desired to act with candor aad honesty
VT Ll1TIIJoHN, (whg) OF Osweso. thought time
was limited and suggested that be appointed
to eacn Individual that they might have fair and
thorough investigation
Recess to 4 +. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT BILL
Mr. W. TAYLOR moved that the railroad bill be made
The special order in Committee Of the Whole immedi
aty after the decision upon the resolutions pend
| ing, relative to impeachment Carried
THE IMPEACHMENT CASE
The question being upon the amendment OF Mr.. Ken
ned to instruct an into TIE sonaac; OF
into the conduct of any State officer He Thought IL
would be fair 70 give Mr. Chatsd any other officer
eSFdTte investigation the given Mr.. Msther
This COMMITTEES, VIXEN appointed by The House. should
baNe al the facts afforded them that be produced
he read the resolution offered by Mr. Ety. and asked
for more explicit charges. They wee too vague He
preferred that Of Mr. Loomi' covering the action Of
other officers, and not limiting the time. While he de-
sired an investigation he prepared vote upon
he charges alleged in the prea abe Of Mr. Egs resou
ton Re thought the House would not prepared thus
to act, He preferred to refer to a commitIee
Mr. PETERS (whiR) Of Geresee said that as a me mber
Of the committee he had felt him. justified ia say
pg anything TO add feather 10 the weight of the
proud Of the gentleman from New York, (sfr. Sha w.
when be offered the resolution to institute an inquiry
But lie felt gIieved when he him throwing obstacles
10 the way OF it. After proceeding he pronounced
out Of order, in not discuss ing The question
Mr. HIBBARD (den }. of 0nondsgs proposed that he be
Permitted TO proceed in his.own way Objected to-
Dir PETERS continued, combining himself more TO the
question DE urged invest atipg the matter thorough
The previous question moved NJ Loomis ESQ.
luton directing the committee to continue their invcsti
eaton into the official conduct of other State officers
but the House would OF sustain the call.
The question Of reference debated until the ad-
jouInment.
Vermont XVhyD Ccrveptso,,