The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22

New York characterized IL as the most unworthy nom
nation that could have been selected Democratic
thority. of them "cannot tell the mainmas
OF q ship from the bowsprit +"
Mr. VAN scHooSpovKN, (widg) thought the of the
Salt Springs SuDe' inteDdeDt shoad be warning agans,
prscptapcy Indeed the Governor has taken six
nentbs before he has venpred 10 send them in and
are asked 10 jump them through at ol,ce-this, too
while the democratic Of the locality warning
Hs not to be hasty democratic documents don't ad-
Donish what will2 The nominees must feel uneasy
ibey have been waiting since 1st senrary.
Mr. CoNGR (dem) considered the question Of accepta-
pity :: tbe cemf cratic party settled by the nonina
Mr. VAN scHooSHovEN continued the debate .nd the =
the vote was taken on the resolution OF Mr. Pierce IN
sructng the Senators from the First Judicial sfct
report tine Hhroor Master nominations and II Ost
follows
Ay,s-sessrs Bartlett. Bennett Bristol conser Cornell
Davenport Jones Otis, Pierce Smith, Snow-lI.
Msys1H9,srs Bs6e9cl Beskman, CLARK Cooley aup
R,at; Tsbss sRsam Vanderbilt Van sohcOnhoven srd
Mr. CoSGER reported favorably on the nomna tim Of
certain notaries from the Second distrct-James Van
S'eenburph and Hiram Mead.
Mr COOLEY denied that he although OF ths Soma
tors from The Second Judicial district had been consulted
In relation TO this 1t tha greatest possible impu-
on the part Of the member from the second Judi
Mr. CooIEY moved to lay or the table. Lost by the
casting vote Of the Lieutenant Governor.
Mr CooIEY moved TO reconsider Lost by the same
vote
Mr. CoNGER repelled the idea that there was any
in 'be Senate 10 whom act Of his could be imper'i
pepce or inprudepce. He had submitted to personal
scurrty and abnse lorg enough. He had done 80, be
cause ne peheved That would right ITSELF and be met
al last by universal disapprobation.
VT. CoolEY had hoped he was done with the member
from the Seventh That Senator is the last ind
vic ual who ought to talk about scnrrty He bad pre-
seDfed here of the vilst things offered le
ehauve booy-an insult TO member of the Senate
Tbtt had produced the alienation that exsed and that
was not yet done with should yet be taken up aud
cicussed He shall not here unrebuked. He (Mr.
had been compelled to reply to the lies and abuse of
that member against bim known world wide. Untram.
melled and unbarDesse6 he would do his duty.
Mr. 011s (dsm vouched for the nominees.
Mr Cnnvr a y
Mr. CcNGKR Tin ausion TO what Mr. Cooley said about
the presentation OF the John L. w. Hillman memoraU
sad he believed the Senate would by very large
wheI ever the subject should up, fully exoDerats
him. He had alluded to the rest, because other and
greater questions before the Senate If the
rule OF scrutiny sought be extended to this memorial
should be had in relation to other memorials three
fourths Of them would be excluded
The nomination was confirmed, the other no
taries Of the county districts that of Ro rand
The Senate resumed leg lativs business.
THE NIAGARA sHIP CANAL.
Mr. UPHAM, by consent, piefeuted petitions for the
Niagara ship canal.
Mr. TABER several for tho same from business men OF
the city of Albany
Mr. CIApK for the same
Recess till 4P. NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
UNION RAILROAD COMPANY.
The bill relative to the taxation of Union Railroad Com
pany in Troy, was passed
ALL TALK-NoT HING DONE.
Senators could not agree how they would take up the
busiIe
Mr. ons to cut off all further debate moved the Senate
adjourn. Carried