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Mr. LOOMS said the motion of Mr.. D. ~ Taylor covered
the whole ground.
Mr SHAw--lf that il 80 am satisHed.
Mr.. D. b. TAYLOR withdrew his motion

gentleman from Niagara had acted under 8 Inn Or. usioa
been the of that gentleman under this impress o
it ought to be overlooked and he would move tina. ts
gentleman be released from custody.
Mr. KENNEDY, (whg) Of Cayuga, thought the gentle.
man from Niagara had not been legally ordered into
The SPEAKER ssid that point had once been decided and
| the House had sustained the decision.
Mr.. WooD addressed the Chair on the motion Of Mr..
Iittlejohn, but was interrupted by Mr. KENNEDY, who
The CHAIR decided that the gentleman from onondass
(Mr WOODY was entitled to the floor.
Mr.. woop hoped that the motion of Mr.. Ettlejohn
would prevail. He would offer apology for the CON
gentleman after a moments thought, would have apollo
giaed for bis language Even there had been rulss
OF ORDER proper courtesy for the presiding officer would
require the recognition Of all necessary authority to pro-
ment and confusion of the occasion ali hsd conducted
themselves improperly. The gentleman from Niagars
had acted with the others and it would be best to
Mr.. oKxxn, ldem.) Of N. Y, hoped this would b
done although the gentleman had been properly arrested
Mr.. HASTINGS desired that what had been done should
be forgotten Let submit to the decision that the
House regularly convened 60 on with our isss-
ton He thought the gentleman FROM Niagara had occa
partly from misapprshension as to the nature Of tho
Speakers decision, although the floor yielded to
Messrs IlrrIzeHs and ELLSWORTH spoke in high terms
OF Mr. Holleys character and conduct gentleman in
uss n osoe dc or mo- o s
once relieve him from arrest.
MT CAPP (whfg) OF Erie asked II there was any que6
The srEAxrR-There is The motion of the gentleman
from m New York Mr B Taylor before the House
privilege decided.
Mr. BURROUGHS desired the motion of Mr. TAYLOR to BE-
laid on the table until after the recess.
Inc SPEAKER decided that there no fixed recess.
CANAL COMMISSIONER MATIER SCHOOL TAX,
communication was received from John c. Matherr
Canal Superintendent in regard to the charges brought
against him, and demanding investigation Of his on
communication was also received from the Secretary
OF State relative to the failure to collect the school tax
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ero.
Mr. HoIIEY rose to question Of privilege and said,
after the vote declared the resolutions the gen.
tleman from Herkimer he sent to the Chair protest.
which he felt it his duty member of the House. to
Offer He asked that the protest might be read and en-
tered upon the journal The Speaker took the protest and
the State of New York and then without reading further
cast his on the signature which he announced and
declared that protest could be received from citizen
Of the State of New York. Mr. H. then requested the
Speaker to read little further to read the whole Of
the protest and stated that by doing would be n,ada
manifest that he did not protest citizen but
ber Of this body The Speaker without with the
still the floor decided that the gentleman from New
YORK, (hr Taylor, had the floor peeming himself thus
in which it had done an aggravated personal
he had felt called upon to pursue the course he
the strong provocatos under which he acted he wonM
say that II in the excitement of the moment he had raid
woa . to the ar s sh'
The following is the protest alluded to =
ss.ss ss
ans r a action Il at ohsr M ssr
Il sasg on a II S s.A
believing Lossature legally and
sgnsd sS es discharge EoRGE aS w. uoLLrY
| Dated at Albany, April II. 1853.
| LEAVE ABSENCE WANTED.
Mr.. LoUSsDuRY asked leave of absence for two days
| Refused.
Mr.. woop asked leave of absence for Mr.. Kneeland.
| who had been hastily called home. Refused
The SPEAKER announced the motion Of Mr. D. B. Taylor
| to be in order.
TIE MANNER IN WHICH BUSINESS IS TO BE TRANSACTED.
,ir Mr. ELLSWORTH whis) Of Chautauque moved tho fol-
IF i've agpois.sa 70 consist Of three manseSs
sl:ssas
business as this session s called to consider.
Mr.. BURROUGHS took the floor.
Mr.. HApIEY, (dem) of Seneca, to a question Of
privilege Can the gentleman from Orleans keep the floor
all day and yield it to whoever he pleases?
but this is extraordinary occasion. 0aughter)
Mr.. HADIEY-That is satisfactory.
Mr. BURROUGHS sad at the extra session of 1851 every
thing was taken up anew He addressed the House at
length in support of the view that the legislature hav
thereby killed. could not now be taken up as it was
left Being convened by proclamation, it essentially
anew session and had connection with the session
which had expired by its own action.
Mr. SHAW considered it improper to change the order Of
business All ought to go as though this
justice would otherwise result The true course was tho
adoption Of the amendment Of the gentleman from Chau-
tauque (Mr. Elsworth). Take the business II
left yesterday and By the adoption Of this amendment
go with it exactly would have been done the re
gular session were continued
Mr. PETERS considered this the course It was due
to all the interests involved that this should be
| pursued
Mr.. FORSYTH, {dem of Albany said there would be an
extra session Of sixty ninety days, unless the resou
| the work could be completed within n week
Mr. ELLSWORTH defended his amendment the best.
Every bill not actually passed by the Legislature yeser-
day dead. No action could be resusctAted
the adoption Of his amendment
Mr.. LOOMS said there was much discussion about
FORMS when glance at substance would bring all to
opinion The legislature the judge of its rules.
1sw G Of the o. that the
same members and officers and with the business
before IT. therefore that might and ought to
if not called for special session. This also tha
legal view of the This is the practice Of Congress-
vast amount Of business is left at the long session
Anshcd at the following session they take up all this
business in exactly the way il extended ad-
journment had taken place. Is not this the highest pre-
for to pursue9 We elected until the first of Janu
ary next and therefore properly go and peg
s ~ the prsvou.
question: ION adopting the resolution Of Mr. D. B. Tayor
| and the resolution was adopted
| MOVEMENT A RECESS.
Mr. HAprEY moved Joint resolution, that on to.mor
at two O'Clock, the Legislature take to ths
Mr.. IITriJonN was opposed to taking recess. Ths
Legislature could do all the business before 1t In ten
days, WHILE If recess is taken, shah sit for two
| months
Mr.. BURROUGHS moved that the Legislature sit until
| TUESDAY next before taking
Mr.. HKNptx said IT usual when an executive COM
muncaton is received it should be referred. No action
had been taken the Governors message yet He would
move the adoption Of the Senate resolutions.
Mr.. LOOMS asked If there was already question
before the House.
The SPEAKER announced that the Senate had concurred
i in the House resolutions
| Mr. HKSDEE's N oton lost.
Mr. HADIKy called the previous question on his motion
take to May 1sh and the motion was adopted
by Is to Al.
Recess to half past three.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
/ PASSED.
| The New York Tax bill.
Appropriatng moneys for the enlargement Of the HI
and Cham plain canals -
Appropriating moneys to pay canal revenue certia-
Gates.
| To incorporate the Montague Park Association.