New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19
sEw.YogK LEGISIATURE-E1rkl Ss.sioy.

MIN lOGA --AAfANA-A lAAs-AsA IA NtNeA'N
s1Ntfc -...A-s,SY, Monday, jay IS 1883
NJ CCNG.A -.-- .-. tiu-l,r COMMITTEE m.de de-
led re-, -l- r. tive O. abuses 10 the man
ur VANuFEBlIT .s.si that was due 70 the senate
Ia Ioc- s1e11 o- u relation g. tine in which tbs
Lrpescfm-lt 500 ~ .Gl1 Pc tutd Inc proper ar
Esgeu,ns should Dr. ui- ant n- csl, q the attention Of
President 90 tbs far Toe M oi Appeals has been
9f,red o. depart rol h be Mr. had several occ4.
US called The seion ot h presiding oi 'er 20 TINS II
y act OF justice 10 PIE >ue o. have this subject fixed
B. thought the Cour; sh5l.o b. summoned In7 a..
ssd AZ ready 10 apPel 90 on;e d pa, himself upon
b trial.
Er COOLEY. i p).sib.. h.' ins senate IS reduced
sis bbmihang position OF Deig crp pendent on the &C.
sD Of the Char exoep, the Chair allied 90 admins
sfe rules Of the S-ls II 10 be boz geay regretted
l. T. !. man. npetchei for high crimes and misdemean
Ia might be denied justice % d-p5nd, pom Le will and
Ivhm 81 one man II the President Aas complete control
leon q 10 or not IL is TINE another Convention
Lad 10 change hi most extraordinary feature.
M BAB Otk-lh- senate i not the cOurt and have
iuri-dicton Ia- las euhOsses the President of tue
Irrt 10 i SENATE 8, bat part Of that Court
De Law needs n-n Tie proper course Is to change
Mr. CORNELL regretted to any inpua,ions cas-;
Iou n pre- oiug officer The Snats when II becomes
gi Of the Court cea,~s us lessive powers and one
4soD WHY tae pres dang oihcer may not nave convened
Court is because be knows the eslsye powers OF
n Senate have not YET ceased.
|IEr VANDERBILT The accused aud the individual
IaaOr have interest 10 this question The ac 5u-ed
res 10 b. tried The Senator'S set OF justice de-
b. 10 know what 20 be th7 future deposition OF their
determined by taaf u &C used - sls-
Dded from Office The Senate should never leave these
Balls til this Cont i, convened.
Mr. VAN SCHOONUONEN considered early trial
eneDty due 10 the accused. lIrisvery socous that
aoud be settled
Nr CONGER expressed his gratitude to the gentlemen
lao bad proclaimed 90 the Chair publicly what they
/ rght have EXPIRE sed privately
Mr. VANDERBILT thanked the Senatorial schoonaster
liz his lessons ia puifeue,s
i Ibs LItUIENANT GOVERNOR cited that S-na
liz shoud have taken ths manner of arTagning presd
the the
|Iout the Leute ant Governor anu Tor It's discharge
ILL., and not the Stuate is responsible lie fully apprecA
Ia the motives which had CAUSED he srra nment lie Ad
|IaeDoed 10 have cveutd the Court ON Wednesday lat
demonstration with the judges oi h7 Count OF Appeals
|lsey had advised tim Lot 10 The Court till the As
|lrny Lad appointed its manager they thought those
Managers should be- pT5so; whn the accused was ar
/ And then the speci. order being the Supply Bill
| roul IN up. and lhe bl J., al by items.
Mr. SMfTll moved 10 snke on, the appropriation Tor
liz Bind Lost-Ayes Messrs. Rogers and Smith, 2
Hr SMITH moved 20 reconsider the vote by which the
i,a appropriations retained in the BILL and the
snae determined - reconsider and the question lays
/ Mr. CONGER asked unanimous consent to strike out
H. appropriations for booAs TO the prisoners at the state
UflsOns, but
/ Mr. VAN SCH0ONHOVEN moved TO restore the ap-
Nropraion to the Argus Atlas and Little n Co for DE
Ates OF Convention ana Revised Sadtes CSreu-"yes
MT OTIS asked unanimous consent to strike out the
Npnroprations for the Poughkeepss Female Guardian So
DIV and the Cayuga Society f,r The relief OF Destitute
| NJ COOLTY-As the Senator asks to have this small
Iunrouriaton for his District struck out he hoped
.raninous consent would be given.
MIR OIlS-An others have been and he wanted 10 see
M I1'V Van AN SCHiooNHOyEY objected.
Mr. BABCOt moved 90 strike out me appropri"uohl 10
s M York Fire Department Carried, ayes nays -
NJ. C,olev Morgan. Newcomb. OTIS Taber, ander
N, IN Schoonhovvn, Wright Bartlett
| Mr. COOLEY mov-d to reconsider and 1t was recon
MID and lays over Tor the present
Nj SMITH moved u strlhe ont the appropriation Tor
t@,n,el Tee To- +. Warrug Carfied-ayes b nays =
| MIR VANDERBILT moved to reconsider Carried and
WAS again lost
The ), nat refused 10 reconsider
The question then came upon the appropriation TO the
| Sre Denartment az New York
Mr piERC + moved on Amendment, imposing tax for
ON the Ci.y of New York Lost Ayes - noes a..
The question vas teAeu striking GU. and Il vas struck
TYAs-Mc..r. BsecocA Beaue' Bristol Clark oonse Jones
MsElwsin, fierce Pii kogcis si"9 % N,y.n
EScomb 0,s TabcT Vanderbilt Van Schoonh'yea w"sa-iL
Mr. VANDERBILT moved O. restore the Orphan
|AN lum appropriation. lsaAOoOl Lost
ptISc va,derS Van Scioosaoyea Williams Wnst1
EAlsMes.r. BalcOck naf,istt Bennett o sar S'ase
The question then coming toe appropriation to the
To,pt,s. and the app-opuAti'n Va, rrl-cicd
Fasss o S.5 F;.i Pf.'s R R Ss Eager
sA SoS sAoanhe1en VIM wG'io
And then the bill VS. urdeed to third reading
Is nayss.
kno hen the bill wss read
Il Mr. MORGAN INSIDE one more apes, tor The apPropIS
ion OF g %. o 10 III, New lork Ear lahrmary
| Mr. CONGER objected
Mr. MORGAN then moved to recommit, with instruc-
ions 10 put in thi. approp-i. iion.
Mr. Van SCHo6NHONEN moved to include the two
Gphan AsS ums OF Toy
fhe Senate refused o. recCmnit-Ayes s Nays l3.
| Again Nj MORGAN asked for the Eye and Ear lndrm
AZ. but MIR CORNELL objected