New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

The report Of Mr. Cooley's reply 60 Mr.. Nc
Murray snd Others on the Canal questions was neces
,sr;,v omitted in our morning report OF yesterday
legislative proceedings for want Of room IL Is as'
follows;
Mr.. Cooley Ocrn) took the door, and alter reviewing
the course which he had taken heretofore in debate re
msrk ed that the malicious attacks upon him by 'ensl
pre,s pampered by State officers, and perhaps smuls
ed by higher authority, now Claimed his attention
Scarcely was his speech Delivers thsn t"s "a, =,
Congress Hall smid the steam OF hot drinks and the
fumes of tobacco the proclamation thst the sen
apors from the First aud Second (Messrs Cooley and
Vanderbl) were TO be snnhilsed ana aNen oa OF the
Democratic party The drinks were heTcer, and the
measure grew strongerthe reyels were louder II last
The Senator from the Third (Mr McmurrayO planting
himself upon the Bsrubarner battery coninenced MS
assault Proclamation bad oecn msue % sno u'ie SUI
place of the conflict The war wheop was raised, ana
The var cry rang over the battery adopted by tue
senator from the Third District But the powaerisskea
the guns fell short OF their work The 'niPrcgase'e
,o.on Of the Senators from the First and second DIS
tzcts was inyincblc; the guns were too ngh-not Oh
the richt cabre There was too much flashing Ia tns
nan The attack failed. He (Mr CD stood unhurt ana
snhent The old fashioned Democratic banner noAted
AZ ever Here he stood faithful TO the pledges OF the
party-o the unionto the great interests OF the cova
srv foe 10 ali deserters. Hudras hss chronicied tas
history Of Just such assaults a. asd been ms'e assnS
"TNs qua Gel s,seA I. isok Or Pla''
Reccse1-NaAkCke the ownS ovet
The senator from the Third was cold to the BarnburU
era and the bargain was not good one Mr =. tnen
proceeded 10 review very severely the speh dctvred
Nv M NoMarsy. Evidently that speech was cen
sdered a. the voice Of wslomsll that the day and the
occasion would require. That Senator had proved,
INV (;ulhvers TrsvelsS that by toll and taxation the
canals would be finished in eve huatred years. Nor
had he failed 20 cay that cat s0sy look Of q king
M G. defended himself from having ssssled the per
son.i Character OF Michael Hoffman IL was his
~him.icsttcs Of finance, which have ied ninetenths
of intelligent people TO believe hirn sagNlary gifted
moromsniac. Mr.. Hoffman. by the Quotations from
his spceches can be proved TO have been @sd-nsd as
A March hare on finance. No sane man would have
talked AZ he dd about the noble system OF internal I'M
proveusnts when that very systenl-thcse
worth a much the whols ASSESSED value OF toe real
and personal property OF the Stsie AZ the beginning
of The century Talented was Mr., Hoffman. be Was
no, wise man His influence was highly detrimental
IN Ire pubc interestshs policy had Lost millions to the
Ss,e Aeceiing to him all honesty OF purpose he was
ys, financial memoranda The SeRsor from the Ihiri
isook MI these things for wisdom twss bad school
.nJ : worse teacher ior the Senator from the Third
us,c, the miserable management Of all questions OF
tn.nre hy the Committee OF Finance, that COMMITTEE
rsSsr bsyinr been called together. lie takes his cue
fnr the Controller who knows SUI less ABOUT the pup
w Snsnees Between them both the state Is In had
NV LAST session. that Senstor came IA ternoie
s.,e fTon, the Controllers ONCE, sdVocsnng the ON
g., ,hs REDUCTION OF the hslfmill tax while mat Sen
,,.r lad tin before the senate lsVsh's 'hos'Sn''