New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-11
fe~-Yort.
Mr.. BARrrKrr, by BIN b sutte9rize railway
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BILLS HEAD AND PASSED. UNLESS oTfsrxvry,> NOTE D
Nj BBIsToL offered sAe following esnen,- 'sa
10 20 CoEsntati0 il -eces ne present.
provStons snd sdds the follog~sr.
Ihlees raers speedy enlsrsreat and eompsD1 sfebs
n ne J9ofInent a the LeS.ssurs VII Ae Cor us
-r'tt o. - fafe IN which ~ LEGISLATURE nay BY
"a" Latbcrize the bor7orInz OF san Hrusaey rr svs<
.s, nlsh1 80 Of dOiis-s, in sd speauts s-s Cor
c ss.e q q rs OR n ssAl ;. deemed eest
The money losnsd .ha be zppisi "a. payment 81
the 81 canal certificate oe5t ard 70 te eat.rsenent
completion and improvement Of such Of the sad canals Of
ths state and sleh suns 70 each Of the sad osa IS
The LefiEistOre shall direct.
The eeb authorized by tbs amendment shall be 8snoni-
naied tie rnsndeT debt and the remainder OF the canal
Ieysnue n each year shall Be sPproprAted 70 tie Pai
After Paying de ntsres Of The said rea;nis- debt in
each year the residue OF the sad ransdeT shall be saey
nv s'ed - SINKING fund tor ~ redemption
the people OF tbs state
qcsboe of the more speedy enlargement AMI completion
OF the Canals Of this Sat agthsrzed by tbs snsni
eni the tOls upon tie business o. the Canals estab
sed shall not Be reduced IN the aglrEste without b.
ordered by set Of the Leuss,uTe psssed by Of
three IF he Of all the mem brs eecs 70 seh Hone there
Of until the said remainder debt ia paid Of ans dsh.-ed
or iund FOR that purpOse provided, Aforesaid Sufficient
10 Psy the same, az it becomes due.
Mr. BRIsToL had introduced this on his own
fespon i5iiiiy. Believing that the Democratic party
were n favor Of the Enlargement Of tle Cana be ha1
reduced bis views TO this amendment
MIR. Cooley was glad that the gentleman had
D doubt m
would be well considered
After some informal discussion. in which Mr.
Virgin, Mr.. Van Schoonhoven and Mr. McMuTay par
n,ipGted, motion TO print the number Of copie.
Of Mr Bnstols proposed anne ndme Mt ordered Of
that reported by the majority of Mr. vanderblts Com
Inittee made.
Mr. COOLEY believed the people should have
thu proposition distributed az widely az possible The
people should know them all
The motion TO print was adopted.
Dir BRIsToL believed that il his plan should
succeed all parties would unite it-for If the canals
finished the whole State would rejoice in IT, He
desired that here end every where he was op
posed TO q tax for the completion Of the public works
He believed the revenues of the canals sufcient-mOre
tbsn sufficient 10 complete the canals, and his prUpo
ston Affirming that the tolls shall not be altered without
the Of three-fhs Of the members elected 10
each House Of the Legislature would be most impor.
tart. =
Mr. CORNELL said there was family likeness
between the plans Of the Senator from the 2i (Mr Van
deTbilL) and the Senator from the 2jd (dr BrstoD
They ought to be attached together in lie, as they p
not bespdrGted IN death From the minority Of the Com
mitee he expected such report as would indicate tie
canal policy of the Democrats-tber policy for year,
AL summed up in word Economy
Mr. COOLEY thought the Senator premature
in announcing the funeral Of these plans They wouI
live in their form, when those who now discussed them
were gone forever.
MIR UPBAs objected to having these several
propositions united 1t not part Of the report Of
the CoIamittee.
The question was ,taken on attaching Mr.
Brisiols proposition TO the report Of the Select Com
mittee, and the motion was lost. Ayes II, Nays H.
The Committee Of the Whole, Mr. UPHAN
in the Clair passed the bill changing the name OF the
Houston ST Reformed Dutch Church.
The bill TO amend the militia law.
The same Committee, Mr.. McELwAIS in the
Chair passed the bill providing for completing the locks
Oh the Chsmplain Canal. Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The entire day was spent in debate upon
amendments to the Tax bill. The only one which pre-
vailed that OF Mr.. Champn, providing that the Sen
bin imposing tolls railroads and fixing the State
tax ct s-lOths Of a mill
The House then went into Committee upon
the Assessment bill Progress reported to the
House and the Assembly adjourned.