New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Tuesday March -. 1853
The CHAIR announced the Select Committee
10 investigate the affairs OF Union ColegeMessrs Van
derhilt Jones and Ward
Mr., Snow reported complete the bill in rela-
ton 20 the promotion of the medical inquiry.
Mr. HUNrNGToS called for the reading of the
bill.
Mr. UPHAN moved its recOmmitment 70 the
Committee OF the Whole.
The motion 10 refer was lOst-Ayes III, NAYS
I3-and the bill was ordered to a third reading
Mr.. VANDERBILT, fayorably on the act
amending the charter OF the Greenwood Cemetery
And then the special order, being the pro-
posed constitutional amendment OF Mr. Vanderbilt was
considered in Committee Mr.. Jones in the Chair
Mr.. BRIsTOL being entitled 10 the floor, re-
sumed his remarks IN advocacy OF the amendment.
Alter esioezing the statistics furnished by Mr. Meal
pine he stated that the figures furnished by the report
Of the majority were not worth the paper on which
they were printed. They were as iuctustng the
sands OF Arabia He proceeded to argue the quesnon
at length.
The hour of ~ having arrived, the LIIur.
GOVERNOR announced tina, the Senate in Executive
session.
Mr.. COoIEY rose, aud alludine 10 the vast
audience which had gathered in the Senate hall.
marked that they had come from the North and South,
and Fast and West In deep interest al the great canal
question and listen 20 the eloaence of the Senator
from the NXlld Mr.. BRISTOL and % graiy the ankle
ty Of the people be moved that the Sense do nov re-
sumo le gislStive business
Mr. McMuRRAY called the ayes and noes.
And the Senate determined 10 resume legis-
lati,e husiness-Ayee IS Noes II
AyEs-Messr, Bsbcoci, Beach. BeekmAn, Cooley. Ne
b sisS Xss S ssssSshS,sn WsS Wans WIsAiS
kofS-MesrS Bartlett Bristol, Cornell Davenport Nc
murray Gus, Pierce, Rogers, Snos-ll.
Mir Huntington pairing Oh With MIR. Bennett
M CLARK with Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Conger with Mr. Moran
Mr. BRisroI then resumed his remarks. The
question OF taxation would be signsly defeated; Il
should be brought before the people Before ne could
bring himself to believe th@ his Senate would innic
this tax upon the people OF the southern ter Of counties
he would rather believe that the Capitol would s.nk
and enduring gulf remstn
Mr. PIERcr next took the floor, IN opposition
TO Mr. Vanderbilt lie proceeded To defend The policy
OF reimposrg cGasl tolls on the railroads
Mr. PnRcl did not conclude his remarks, but
gave way 70 the recess
The debate was continued on Mr. VASpEK-
slrs resolution, which made the special order for
tomorrow.
Thursday was designated for the third read
ing Of Oils.
ASSEMBLY
The annual report of the New-York State
Agricultural Society received, and mOaon TO
pylut an extra number was referred
Mr. K SMIrH reported adverse 70 serving
pro,ess OF notes through the Post ofce. Agreed tel
Mr. W. TAYLOR presented the eleventh ALI
nusl rerort Of The American Institute. mo2on 20
rrint al extra number WAS referred
A bill TO incorporate Sacketts Hareor and
Saratoga Railroad reported BY the Railroad Gem
Mr., WEST reported bill TO construct ship
/ esnsi around Niagara Fails
Mr.. L, OseooD introduced bill for the pre-
seryson of hsh in the streams OF this State Referred
/ to rupert complete.
/ Mr.. WKpKNIs moved that the House after
| Friday mex, meet si A. NJ Carried
Mr.. NoslK INTRODUCED bill recurring police
iustces In NewYori 10 ME AL records OF vagrsncy con
/ ,ictioss Referred TO rrpon complete
! The House was resolved into Committee Of
! whole Mr. Holly 10 the char, oo The bulls.