The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-02

Assembly.
Albany April 1, 1853.
Bills REPORTED CoarIE1E.
Relative to the grades of streets in Brooklyn
To confirm sale of property by the New York Institu.
ton for the Deaf and Dumb.
To amend the charter of Brooklyn.
TEMPERANCE
The Temperance bill was made the special order for
Tuesday.
TK COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION
Mr HOWARD offered resolution that the Commits
sioDers OF Emigration report whether they have in paw
any lobby members Laid on the table.
SENECA LAKE RAILROAD.
The bill to provide for the construction OF railway
from the outlet of Seneca Lake to the New York and
Frie road was pasted.
THE PURITY ELECTIONS.
the rule, to lake up Mr. Forsyths resolutions relative to
the purify Of elections. Carried by IA toll
Mr.. PRERs, (whg) Of Genesee moved that the resou
uons 20 econmtied with Instructions to strike out the
enactngcause He had heard arguments in favor Of
the proposed amendment to the constitution. Our laws
are now uhcen for the punishment any corruption
He did rot believe that there as much corruption as
che. ARD So the proper remedy is the selection of
candidates who will not engage in dishonest practices to
secure otes This will eiIectually purify election
All compton must originate in the candidates and the
choice honorable men for Office is the proper remedy
and theony eiiectual one Until find that la VS. al
ready il existence insufficient let us refrain from
any attmpt to tinker with the constitution There Is
no evidnce before the House of need to amend the
constitution
Mr.. hRRoUcHs, Gnd. dem) of Orleans, was in fl.
YER Of doing sll that possible to secure the
purity Of our elections but he considered the
abused and made the instrument Of gross inus.
tce. designing and upscrupulous men could make
use Of to cheat the honest scctor out OF his It
would oen an abundant of corruption instead Of
tendingto restrain bribery elections.
Nr' LOWS (dem.) Of Herhimer, spoke in defence of
the reIouons
Mr. oseooD, (dem.) of Chenanro, moved the pre.
vious qwstion which sustained by 66 10 90
The rsoiutions were then adopted by ayes e Aays 90
BILLS READ AND PASSED.
Coumfa county
Artbrisng the formation of building associations.
To .,end the act regulating the formation Of rural
cemetsy associations. Recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
REPORTS.
Mr.. 5sPr on leave made report relative to the Re.
coreers,ourt at Bufiao. The matter was ordered to
third reding.
The sme gentleman also reported relative to bridge
across ne Clark and Skinner streets channel Buffalo,
which rs passed to third reading.
yicgef River Creek road district also. to make the
viaget tlicottvile road district This passed to
third eading Also to apnu school in The village
OF Elictyille. Passed TO third reading.
Mr. AInrRS reported complete bill for the relief Of
the dr,tors Of the Great Western Turnpike Co. Passed
to thhi reading.
Mr. ARNG reported bill for the aid of emgrants Of
color.
Mr. kDIry reported complete bill to facilitate the
dissoluhn OF manufacturing companies.
MI gle reported bill providing for additional
missios Of deeds in New York city Passed to third
reading
CANAL ExPENDTTUREs.
Mr. ioMs moved suspension Of the rules. to take up
the bilfelative toexpenditurcs canals. Lost
BILLS PASSED
To iDrporate the Ladies' Depository, New York
To otrm the sale Of gospel and school lots in the
towns oswego, Hannibal and CRANKY, Oswego county.
Makh appropriation and lovying tax for building
bridgin Johnsburg Warren county.
Authizing the city Of New York to provide court
rooms the first judicial circuit.
Relate to public schools in Oswego.
To ert the town Of Gardner Ulster county.
To immunity Morgan L. and William T. Worden.
To annd the charter Of the Pacific Steamship Company
To annd the charter OF the Montgomery Insurance
Compai
abando part Of their road and to issue preferred
stock.
The ii authorizing railroads to construct branch
tracks as lost and the Assembly then adjourned.