New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-07

a. Michael Hoffman called IL IN 1912 Mr. &. then Ll11-
cd 70 the bonds Of the STAT protestsn 10
tested by the Manhattan Bank. The Senator from the
Third il on bis lofty UtoDian African PLATFORM and ID
only now what he in reality wa az the lat session.
brter enemy of the canals as h two days speech must
have proved him 10 the world. Mr.. t1en aiude1 70
Br NcMnrrsy's remarks in l8i3 concerning ca 1al--
thst the only canals in NewYork were the sewer
in Canelst and the subterranean pipes Of the Croon
The opposition Of the Senator from the Third 70 tns
canss may be the legitimate represent ton tne Op'
ions Of bis peculiar constituency. The euhghtsne''
enterprsing, commercial part Of the ctz ems OF Ne"
YORK shocked the course of the Senator from me
Third They how fatal biz cour.e II 70 ue very
beet interests VI the commercial woro bVncntS lna
Senator acquainted win tne sprAngs anu ,o I'm
tsins Of the commercial metropohs. aI y. tl,.t
he ard the Senator from the second MI 'an1eIodI
rerresened people who though they do live on sea-
pitlapd arehonest and worhysneered at tnongn' ney
have been by the Senator from the Third as ooansn
cd ov.erep Either that Senator has msrepresented
then NV design or by ignorance One single INDIVIDUAL
nj bs constituency Mr. II. Aspnwall, an honored name,
known in all parts ofthe earth wherever intelligence ma
honor are known ia Of more worth than all The peculiar
conu. ncy which possessed By the Senator from The
Third-and Mr.. AspiDwa IS but one OF thousands ne
people know the worth 20 the commerce OF
great Canals and will appreciate the la00rs Of tne sd'
cate great interest Mr. said be accused of and
ing alone-aone and deplorable he thought ne enjoyed
his loney forlOrn and desOlste position as wei as ala
the Senator from the Third, with all his Barnourner
ho.s clustering around him-his Offices in prcsent-hs
high cbors in expectancy. He did not desire TO inter
fere with that Senator. Let him stand on MS platform
with his BsrnburDers-with the stock nag OF taratipn
and tOs-Bufao Platform and Utopian African scnenes
rsised 10 his bad erninence By his deserdon of his
party pledees and of the commercial Interests oil tne
great city Bot il is not for him 10 denounce the con-
uepcy who live in the first Senatorial District Inat
honest time hearted and intelligent people sha De de-
tended 90 long as he (Mr c. had voice with which 70
speak their euogy 1t will be enough for the Sen4tor
from the Third 10 Gettle with his Own constituency,
whose great interests he has abused and dsregaded
AZ to @standing ulone"-he stood with his old Demo
I cratic CONFERENCE.-The men Of many strlggles-he
stood with three ourths of the Senate he stood WITH
the people while the Senator from the Third Stool
ON the Barbburner platform, 10 be swept away ny
an indignant people He would lar rather stand alone
than 10 be with those who desert their party lie would
wish 10 be delivered from such aid, comfort ana com
pany The Of standing alone seems TO be- not TO be
fmnd In TIE compsny Of the wl-of t1e wisp course OF
the Senator from the Third Why be has gone on from
those with whom be once protested TO act-gone over
TO the Barnburner platform Benedict arnold taoughs
Washington lonely-the American army desoate and
alone The Senator from the Third is the only national
Democrat who has deserted his coors and gone over to
the most hollow hearted treacherous, mischevous ou'
speous marty that ever the Democracy had 10 contend
with He might better have been put upon alone ISLAND
in the midst Of the sea, with treacerous ocean about
him What was the position OF the Barnburners, the
Atlas clique and of John G. Wright a renegade Wing,
who proessed 70 Join the Democratic party, and whose
present position 1t il impossible TO hndf MI Z. then
proceeded 10 review the Senatorial course Of the Sena-
tor from the Hid evidenced by the journals OF the
Senate of last session, while this session hnds him IN
favor Of the HeIkimer humbug OF tolls and taxation.
The song IL changed lie has now taken his tune out
of the Herkme collection Sensation among the audi
encel-and sings the agreed song OF taxation. Mr. L.
indicated his own having been the same which
be had begun the last session. He had introduced
joint resolutions in relation TO the Canal, which had
passed the Senate and which twice defeated In
the Assembly by the treechery Of the Speaker who In
the presence of honorable men, had twice promised
10 vote for them, but who had given what he igno-
rsptly called his casting vote against then-a poln-
cal migrate as be was. But he had done with the
Senator from the Hid He would say, az Uncle Toby
did 20 the fly, "Go-get thee gone-the world is WIDE
enough for thee and me-" Mr. c. then took up Mr..
Controller Wright and up 10 the Clerk the pledges
subscribed by the candidates for State officers before
election Here IL the pledge, violated and disregaded
in every particular Wright and some others shove
named attached this place are the bitter enemies OF
the canals and in their hostility they include all those
whose ideas differ from them, will attempttotur them
out of the Democratic party. Let these honorable
gentlemen write \ letter-we will see who goes hrst
For himself he felt on fire at being turned out OF the
Democratic party by John C. Wright or any other po
ucsl renegade 1heplans heretofore put forth by me
Alias were examined Newspapers must like lndvld
uals stand fall like individuals, by their truth and
fair dealing He knew more OF the conductors oil TIE
sna- lie had his duty his constituents With.
on, hooking 10 the newspapers Last year The Atlas
praised him. This year abused him one Is an on
set to the other; neither amounts to anything al All
That redoubtsble pillar of the party and s learned edi
tor. must settle IL for themselves Mr. c. then pro.
ceeded 10 reply to the Senator from the Nth, (Mr
Pierce0 who, he regretted, was out OF bis place nom
sickness He reviewed what he characterized as that
Senators ten DAYS boisterous railing and rantng and
his fabulous report The Senate could not but recoect
the sismese euogy of Henry Clay got up by that Sena
tor and another Member Of the Senate Tor bunconbe at
the time of the presentation of the Clay medal. MI
CLAY got ON pretty well under their abuse, while living
and his memory has not been much affected by ther
affected euogy when dead. The Senator from the Ath
having Mr. Cays name among his budget OF stump
phrases brought out his remains, with those OF
General Hamilton, to use in his speech, abusing
the dead But this Is a matter oi taste, ana on
the score Of one TO be read out But the re-
port of the Senator from the Tenth aud his Bsrnburner
friends demands some attention. Perhaps no other
State or sge has witnessed such document Profes'
sedly discussing question: interviewer with Gil the
greatest good of society, treats IL with such outrage
Gus bombastc rs was never before wtnes sed
| He never anything 10 compare with tor q bad
temper and unfsirness. Evidently II was got up by
those who up ia rat haunted garrett. with few scat
tered type and broken Rsmsge press, undertake. to
read gentlemen in and out OF the Democratic party AZ
they in their sublime wisdom dictate He did not be-
eve that Mr. Holman entertained The aosura dsa
that the Nhiad thule Of constitution making had been
reached. He was man Of too much good sense tor
that Among the great, the inherent the sacred rights
Guaranteed in the Constitution, is the 10 amend the
Constitution.
Here the Clerk, at the request of M Cooley read
Article IL Section of the Constitution giving the
newer to amend when the hour Of II having arrived
and the Senate wen, into Executive Session In the
afternoon Mr. Cooley resumed snd concluded his "a
marks.
The following is M. Cooey's substitute for Mr. Van
derbi,s original proposition to smendthe Constitution
which was adopted by the Senate at the evening ses
sion of Tuesday by vote Of - TO .
R~a.,d. If the Assembly concur tina, the toIo~,n.
Amendments be proposed the Constitution Of tbs State
that the be referred the Legislature 70 be chosen
the neat election OF senators sud be published ot Tires
months making such choice IN conformity with
, section OF article Is Of the Constitution
Strike out the third section Of article seventh OF the Con
.uutiOu inseIt the following Nstesd thereof Seot
After raging the expenses OF Supenntendens aud Ne
parvr, of the Canals and the appropriated BY the ars
ara second OF the seventh sce OF the CoRsisu
ton there shall be paid the surplus OF the Ca
mas 10 the Treasurer Of this State the S day VI sep
teuber each year, for the Of tAe gono ta0d saet
sum not exceeding ep COO may be required 20 ders,
the expenses the State and the remainder
the revenues the Canals shall be applied IN such aane
a. the Legislature shall direct 70 the completing o. tn
| Enc Canal Enlargement, and OF the Gene~ee WALES
ana Black River Canals aud FOR tbs enlargement OF th'
! O.wexs CANA, and OF the Cayuga and SeIeca CSaAl
and 10 the repayocxi OF the eSeys which have ben
ooYed into the Treasury for cana revenue unae