New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31
ASSEMBLY.

ASSEMBLY
MT. FORSYTH reported BIZ compelling Safety Fund
Banks 10 give security for circulation Of notes.
Mr.. ST. JOHN, the bill compelling the New York and
New Haven Railroads to stop way trains at Mt Vernon
To report complete.
Mr. b. GILMORE the bill relative to Clerks and
Messtneers in Tax Commissioner Office New York.
Mr. y KEEFE bill 10 amend New York Fire Law
Mr. L. SMITH reported complete the bill relative to
issues Of SAFETY tsnd Banks whose charters have expired
MIR. r. SMITH moved then joint resolution to adjourn
from rday tn Tuesday TO attend the Railroad Excursion
to Niagara Falls. Lies over.
The MPEACHNESr CASE.
communication received from Canal Commits
siOner Mather in reference the specifications brought
against b. a officially at the last session. by Committee
kir Clap called for its reading The Clerk proceeded
to read It. lSee another part Of to-days IJitaae
AT IL o'clock the SPEAKER announced the special or
Mr. HASTINGS moved to suspend the special order IN
III the reaoiDg Was completed Carried.
during il reading, Ar LOOMS moved 10 dispense with
the farther reading 1f the extraordinary document
HE CAlR sad the OILY way TO stop IL reading was 10
reeons der The motion 70 suspend the special order
Mr.. LOOMS moved such a reconsideration, but was
desfed cut Of order he not having voted in the affirmative
on he motion 20 suspend.
Mr.. PETERS then moved such reconsideration There
was no Deed CT taking ap the time Of the House
Dir. BURROUGHS was opposed to the motion The
character Of high officer stake and Il ought to be
treated accordingly He regretted that any should
far forget bis duty 70 that officer 70 make motion OF
this Character He then moved - lay the table
Carried.
me reaolDg ras then resumed and completed
Mr. hADLEf moved the printing OF $4,000 copies Of the
communication. Referred
SPECIAL ORDER-CASALs
The Committee Of the Whole--Mr p w ROSE in the
Chsir-went into consideration VI the proposed Amend
ments 10 the Constitution.
HE question pending YVES upon Dir HADLEY'S motion
10 imt nd the motion to substitute by providing
part q the Rsyenus shall be appropriated to the qua
ton 81 the Cont acts under the Law OF lsJl
Mr.. BCRSEr took The floor No one was opposed 10
the enk rgemen The only question waz, to the man
ner in which il was to be accomplished. He was not as
general rule in favor Of erecting national debt but there
greater evils in the world than that And for one he
wa free 20 say debt 10 be created for such purpose
and to be qucaed out Of the revenues Of our enlarged
public works, not 70 be feared by people with such
future Is cur lie who feared H. must close hs ewes
10 our brilliant prospects Experience was our best teach
t and to the past he alluded At length show the expe
dncy Of the policy he advocated He referred 10 the ds
previous TO the building Of the Erie Canal and said he WEI
remembered the esta day that celebrated the upals az
Lake ETle With the waters Of the Atlantic
Mr. HASTINGS would have been slad Of mora ,iroa in
which 70 prepare himself for the discussion bnt tbouht
ne would be able TO state the main ideas He then n1
eeeded TO speak TO the main question The main difference
between The two plans was Of time The West plan
proposes 10 complete the work in six years the Vanderbilt
iouT years lie preferred the latter as il was the short
est nme de asked there not powerful reasons for
us omPetion within this tine lie thought there was not
member opposed to its completion and ne thought too
an were coming to the conclusion that the organic Law
should be changed The only question was az TO the time
lie proposed TO vote the Vanderbilt resolutions. lie