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Mr. coo1n objected SO the motion could not be


Mr. Co.snL moved to take up from the table the nsm
nation Of Mr. Briggs superintendent Of Onondsga
Salt Spring.. laid the table last winter but tho s,nsts
nell P.vssp Jones Kirby, OTIS Pierce, smith. Snow,
NSysvMs:.rs; Bssooek. Bs.km.n, CLARK. Cooley Hunt.
Ssf Upham Vanderbilt, Van soEconhovsn. Ward, WIN
And ihe. on motion of Mr. UrHAx, the Senate resumed
legislative business.
The Excise bill (or Maine lawC was then called up,
when Mr. VAN scHooNHovM (whig) said he believed the
State Of New York not ready put in force this BILL
satisfied n the s1s oi those wSo
bin is to be forced down upon this reading unexsmned,
unawended. It y put in that way BY which double
Of both sides Mems Opinions viii bs made contingent
ON the expression ct the hustines in November. He
asked consent that the clause providing for the subms
sion cf the abstract question to the people in November
Mr. BRrroL (dem objected.
it has been four months our dies The engagements
Ct the Senator from Rensselaer, must be very great he
he had prepared it II might be perfect. But,
seriously he believed the opponents Of this bill would be
OF a.t SehnS IT, ssss Oh 'n' Dill desire 70 0a'
Mr CooIAY was friend Of the BILL but he thought It
unfair to deprive Senator'S Of tho opportunity of amending
give the Senator from the twenty sixth Or Cornel)
he las lost sh bis no A
Mr. PIERCE (dem WAS there not astoaishingly thin
Mr. BEEKMAN (whg) believed the bill would be upset by
every United States court that upon it. He nsanced
Lug Juuc'a e1smnauon sno decision In new mpsnre
He conD ued In general review of the constut0nslt
of the bill.
Mr. WARD (whg) seeking neither dodge eubterfuge,
expressed bis intention to vote for the BILL He
against the proposition to make the submission to the
people necessary to its being law it was in, every
fifth rate lawyer would trot through the country to get
retainer against the law. The who fight battles,
pay our taxes cultivate eds and protect homes,
demand this law IL s their law and they ask it Of
The conviction strengthens every day that tenn
porzed and vacilated long enss0h and it will be better
togo to the other extreme and then temporise back
wards. PcisOn-a vile and vilAn0us coApound-has
sumed the place of alcoholic liquors. and the evil has be-
force. The electors of the Thirty Senatorial
protection.
Mr. BRlsroI continued In advocacy Of the bill:
hr CoNGER (dem) advocated the election of commits.
recess taken till
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE WILLIAMSBURG RAILROAD
The Williamsburg Railroad bill was recommitted the
motion of Mr.. Vanderbilt.
MAINE LAw-rN PASSAGE.
The question pending being on a. motion to send the
Mr PIERCE (dem said his object to have the ab
surd clause, providing for abstract opinion the
part Of the people, stricken out.
The Senate Iefuted to recommit by ayes o. nays 10.
Mr. P.A17 lwhiel said large body Of strong minded
ing for this BILL and It was thought Il would be SUCCESS
full; but the bill in the shape that some gentle
men wished who desired to the bill at the election
SO 1t s to be brought with clause just made to be
lodged at so that who vote for the bill now may
vote against it in November ana thus ride both horses
unusual appendsge before the Senate that fair out
right vote might be given.
Assembly-tbey would the State from in this
obnoxious shape. He denounced the submission clause
Of The r as shield to cover those who thought to turn
The Senate refused to to strike out the sub
mission clause, by ayess nays 49,
The bill then read.
Mr.. MoELwAlN (whig) asked unanimous consent to
strike out the clause disquayng certain persons fsm
Mr. MckLwAIN then moved to recommit to be reported
forthwith with the amendment he had suggested. The
Senate refused.
Mr. PIERCE moved to amend 30 as to change the
loose diction in which the words "near" and cat"
Mr.. BABcocw (whig) thought the Senator from the
Tenth all wrong. The Senate refused.
Mr. CLARK (whg) desired to take the question again
election. Ioueht to be understood that the bill goes
into effect on the LIST day Of March 1854 but that s
the Iext election in November, 1853 the people
Maine law.
The Senate refused BY ayes nays 81 to reconsider
which equivalent to refusing to strike out the
ticn.
The bill was then passed.
THE CANAL RESOLUTIONS
Came up from the Assembly, when Mr. VANDERBILT
em moved that they be made the special order for to-
morrow
The PRESIDENT the rules they cannot lie over.
Mr.. WRIGHT ask unanimous consent
be an cent an that tbs sens,
fully understand what they are about to do.
They were maze the special order for to Of
II O'Clock.
Continuing the organization Of the Staten Island Rail-
For subscriptions to the stock Of the Allegheny Valley
and Attica Railroad Company.
Adjourned.
Assembly.
ALBANY Juns IA, 1858.
MAP OF BROOKLYN
A bill was reported to complete Commissioners map
THE BANKING BASIS BILL KILLED
The Governor veto Of the banking basis bill
nour ced The motion that the bill do pass notwthstand
dead.
UNITED STATES STOCKS
The Senate bill to permit the United Slater stocks
taken In full for collections taken up Amendments
we're moved to the bill, to admit city stocks when the
value the real estate Pending debate OF this amend
men the hour arrived for taking the special order
PASSAGE CANAL ooMPRsMIsE.
The question upon the final readag of the
rent resolutions reported yesterday by the
M. LOOMS, (dem Of Herkimer, took the floor. and
TO show the distinctive features Of the resou
tions they stood He noticed the
that had guided the committee and examined in detail
ther change had been made in the constitution than
Necessary accomplish their desired object. II Is al
iege0 tnst tnls the NanuerDnt lie
with the same propriety, be called the plan of the
House. with devations The amount per year yield
ed the time -four yearsl had been insisted upon by
the Senate committee Although be thought still It
too large for securing yet he yielded for the sake Of bar
! monious action as the point unimpcrtant one
The whole committee had cuded that diff
fert nee between may and g shaio The committee
insisted that concessions had been made the part Of
| both He hoped it would meet the unanimous ap-
pTovai Of all in the house He alluded in closing to the
necesty that existed for change the constitu
on in order to enlarge the canas He also spoke Of ef
that we're making to prevent cordial CO operation In