New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-22
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-ExrRA srssro
SENATE.

"A BEEKMAN, ron majority OF the Select COfnullt-
h. himself and Mr. Bartlett reported the Jones Wood
ARK BILL amended as to vest in five commissioners to
Is appointed by the ne~ Commoni Council, the power OF
designating where park shall be, the commissioners to
rive without pay. Mr. BIS report examined the subject
M COOLEY expressed his dissent He had a report in
reparaton expressing his views which he hoped to pre-
ient TO morrow.
4 The report lies on the table
4 MIR MORGAN reported the Grocers Steam sugar Ke'
merry Companys bill complete
Also the bill providing for founding garden in NewYork
br horticultural purposes 49,
br the service of process in certain cases, and also bill
br bringing to speedy trial and determination the suit
gainst the people of the State OF New FORK, implicated
I'm Trinity Church
Mr. MORGAN reported a bill in relation to the powers
nd duties of the Mayor and authorities of Newfork to
mus PASSED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
Amending law relative to the debts Unmarried women
Executions for debts incurred before TO issue on estate Oh
To regulate the compensation of the Street Assessors in
be City Of New NtIk.
1 The ExecutiN session commenced.
/ The Governor nsmitted the nominations OF John
Kennedy and Terrence DOnney rs Commissioners OF Emf
ration in place Of Caleb BarstOw and George w. Blunt
/ Thomas A. Whitney, and Nathaniel Davies as Loan
commissioners for W-st,hester.
] Mcintyre Frazer the same for Fulton
Jam, Gichrist aud Joseph Goodspeed the same for
Franklin.
4 r d. Little and Clark, the same for Richmond.
/ John A. Russell, the same for Warren
Il III III. Terry and l.. Bunce, the same iOr SuliOk
| John II Lines Jr, the same for Livingston.
Mr. VANDERBILT reported in favor OF the Brooklyn
| Harbor master formations.
4 Mr. UPlIAM moved TO table the report
1 MIR COOLEY hoped this would prevail.
4 Mr. CORNELL desired to know the reasons
The vote was taken and the motion of Mr. upham pre-
1 nled
MT PIERCE moved to discharge the Senators from the
ls in relation to the New York Hsrbormasers and That
4 Mr. WRIGHT-This is a very singular course Those
Senator'S have asked to be discharged They may have
been too busy to attend TO IT, ,e
A Mr. MORGAN-1here are several nominations before
u 20 or so motions and the whole, including those re-
4 kred 10 TO day would be brought up. Communications
hom the Executive in relation To the other nominations,
have beep within the last half hour received which the
Committee have yet had time to examine lie Is and
had been taking information in relation to the aominees
1 Mr. CORNELL apprehensive that unless the Sen.
Ate relieved these Senators from the embarrassment OF
ssceAinng whether Democratic nominees are ht TO hold
lece those Senators would lind the duty perpetual one
Mr. BEEKnANIt would be very dlsrespectfal to con
Sder these nominations while these communications were
izDexamned
/ Mr. COOLEY-The valuable documents presented by
he Executive certainly ought TO be examined II is well
Known hat the Executive has for STA months been occu-
pied in endesvorug TO ascertain the proper nomination
Even vet the entire number of the offices not filled
These nominees live in New Ok and he believed the Sen
tors from the City competent to decide as the honora
Die Senators from ChemuDg and Ulster lhere no not
haste in this hot weather
Mr. PIERCE could not think that these nominees were
Incompetent uuht no suoh idea existed III the mind ~
any senator This COMMITTEE has had ample time Ii IS
he inclination not the time, that is wanting 1t seems to
| V the pursuit Of knowledge under difficulties
Mr.. COOLEY-Ies,the Executive has taken six months
| Mr. PIERCE-lt Is want OF inclination. The further
Aey 90 the difficulties increase
Mr. BABCOCK thought the course designed by the Sen.
iaor the Nth very unusual one. Even tue poltca
lfends Of the nominees seem to doubt it. And Mr.. b.
Iquoted The True Demo- ret which says "the nomnses
utterly repugnant TO the Democracy Surely this is
autionsy to the Committee Nor tns opinion confined
ib one paper lie quoted The Nec l0rk AtaS as oonhrm
IhR the views taken by The Democrat
| Mr. CORNELL thought some Senators were very slow
10 obtaining the information The Superintendent Of the
l&t Springs instance That had laid on the table
hey utterly decline to walk up and face the music The
iKhg party are Flow acquiring kno Sedse After the last
Baltimore Convention, (DemocrAic they would not be-
iLeve that the Democratic party were united
Mr. UPHAM desired TO cool OF the heat OF his friend
com the XXVIth. When Gov. Hunts nominations were
rent in thew were poc&tted-lOcked up-never reported
yst We never attempted 10 make them act .,.,,.-
Mr. CORNELL thought the action lad been sustained oy
he people and wise.
/ M BABCOCK read from the Acknowledged organ Of
Ae Democracy in New YORK; TO show that the Demon acy
New characterized il as the most un Torthy nomn-
ron could have been selected Democratic authority
lays of them "eanno tel the msin mast Of ship
tom the bowsput"
/ Mr.. VAN sCHooNHovEN thought the case of the
iAlt Springs Superintendent shoall be wsraing
ganst preoptancy JUDGED the Governor has taken live
sx months before he has venured TO send them in and
We are asked jump them though At once-this too
NOT 40 be hasty III Democratic Documents don't admon
q us what will The nominees must feel uneasy They
lave BEEN waiting since first January.
Mr. CONGER considered the question Of scceptability
The Democratic party, as settled by the nomination Of
Mr. VAN SCHoONHOvEN continued this debate and
Asn the resolution OF Mr. Pierce iDstrH citing the Sena
r from the LIST to report the HabOr Master nominations
| nc was lost
lrIs-MssS. Bartlett Bennett Bristol, cOnser Cornell D,voa
~ Jones' Ots Pierce, Smith, Snow-ll.
hY-Msssrs Babcock Beekmsn Clark Cooley, Huntington k
heEwan Morgan Munroe Nswcomb Platt TsbeF, UphAn,
',sesfbih Van Schoonboyen WAld, Williams, Wrighs-ls
M CONGER reported fSyor@bly on the nomination of
san nosries from the lid District, James f. Van Seen-
eeIeh Hiram Mead
M COOLEY denied that he, although Of the Sena.
~n nom the I'd had been consulted in relation TO this IL