New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-14
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-E11RA SESSION.
SENATE. ALBANY, Monday, June 10, 1883.

I
Nr COOLEY by bill to amend the law relating TO n
/ igratiOn passenger wharves OF April 1883.
| Mr. COOLEY, by bill. to change the name Of the Com
| mercal Insurance Company to Commercial Mutual lnsu
bills RfaD And PASSED uSLEss OTHERWISE NOTED.
In relation TO debts contracted by women before mar
/ riage Postponed
For the srporaton Of the Greenwich Savings Bank
After long debate involving the old question of special
and general corporations, the bill was laid aside.
Mr. COOLEY presented the petition of cizers Of New
York that the United States may have jurisdiction over
certain lands between Flushing avenue and Walaoou
! Bay.
Mr. BARTLETT, by bin, to allow the laying Of Rail
road track in Divsonsyenue aud Wiiamsburgh.
Mr. WILLIAMS bad consent to introduce Dill for the
| prote ction Of birds in public cemeteries.
Mr. CLARK moved the Maine Law to select committee
| to report complete.
! Mr. BRISTOL proposedto order it TO third reading.
Mr. CLARK accepted the amendment
Mr. VAN SCHO0NHOvEN objected. The effort was
to put the bill in shape where it could not be amended
Sir CONGER stated that Mr. Beekman, who
abse NJ desired address the Senate upon L. He moved
that the committee into consideration OF 1t at this az
| tenOon.
from the Nh, (Mr Beekmln) had already addressed the
Senate and he desired to do again. could do the
third r. aiding Of the bill. bSri
that pant Of the law relating to Judicial proceedings
these could be referred votes would be secured for As
the bill had not been examined every purpose of pubc
~ would be answered by the session upon this after
Mr. VAN SCHOoNHOvEN doubted if there would be
|
Mr. GOYGER consented
| Mr. BABCOCK was sincerely DESTROYS Of having this
| bin brought 10 vote. Ii charged outside that It
intended TO defeat direct vote He believed the best
way was to refer il 10 a Select Committee Then could
be examined When their report should in, the d
rect vote might be taken That due 20 the large
class Of citizens who feel an interest in IT, IL is triny
with them to postpone the subject TIL SO late date as to
Mr. CONGER had considered it understood that the bill
would not pass into law.
hr. BABCOCK-Some Of the friends of the law have
Mr. CONGER thought that the only desire had been to
get the expression Of the Senaes views Why not 20 into
Committee of the Whole at oneel He moved accord
Mr. VAN sCHOONHOvEN-I his thing is not to be
carefully looked into the vote had best be taken
Let il then be read its third reading Immediately Those
outside who say there disposition to evade This ques.
ton, say what not true The bill has been hurried for
ward with universal favor.
Mr. PLATT ready for the fna question. AZ TO the
speeches let the vote be taken and the speeches by
mon consent be published afterward.
Mr. COOLEY want no delay. II a Senator makes
speech good bad or Indifferent he print il himself
Mr. NILLIAMS-No better time than the present
The Senate refused to set down the bill for TO
morning
YEAsMess B9beOcI Bartlett cOnscr, Cornell, Jones Plats
Bennett Bristol Clark Cooley Davenport Hunting
ton, bicL lwsi~ Ots-9.
Mr. BABCOCK then moved it a special order for this
afternoon. Lost, Ayes :, Nays II.
Mr.. CORNELL charged upon those claiming 20 be the
particular friends of The bill that they intended to make il
attempt TO play political game, than to serve the Tempe
Mr COOLEY-To hear the Senator from the XVIII
DIR Corue scod, is nothing new. All that was TO be
expected The charge of an attempt to make political
capital is without foundation. If that Senator is expect
ing 10 sustain his winters by the amendments be
int, nos 10 pet into this BILL and thus let back the SEN
ate, be il particularly mistaken.
Mr. CORNELL said be had not said any such thing.
He desired only to do that which would reflect the views
of his constituents.
Mr. COOLEY admitted the bin was not perfect. What
was Not some of the Senators whs nsdered
themselves the only pink OF perfection
Recess to o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Assembly resolution relSWe to the Code OF Pro
ceeduIe received, and lies over.
Mr. CLARK'S resolution to refer the Maine Law TO a
Select Committee, 10 report complete, was adopted.
Mr. CLARK offered 4 resolution for the adjournment on
the 3lst inst Lies over.
lhe following is the Select Committee to whom the
Maine Law Till is referred to report complete Messrs.
Clark Bristol, and Cornell Adj
ASSEMBLY
Mr.. STANFORD moved to instruct the Printing Com.
mee o report forwh in relation TO the printing of the
defense Of Canal Commissioner Mather Adopted.
Mr.. HOLLEY asked leave 10 offer the following pre-.
anble aud resolution;
B1oeos the day June resolution d'pted BY
I H had be oa f the doye ADD a1s. Of psT.oH l
SSamid an ouL'ss upon er S 9 r SS 10 the d.
The PIens emo whether the judgment OF hs EAceely any
such ard whereas no reply has been received said
~. iss ,,teaga Of ii: E..,9sy he Governor he
Mr MARSH objected
Mr. STANFORD moved suspension Of the rules. E,
admit of the introduction and passage of Mr. HOLLEYS
resolution Lost
sPEcIAL ORDER.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole Mr.
CLAP III the Chair unpon the bill to encourage Survey
Of the STATE by supplying Schoo! Districts with County
eId State maps.
The provisions Of the bill taken in detail, called out
rgily bate
Pending the final question the House took recess to
o'clock u.
AFTFRNOoy SESSION
Mr.. T. GILMORE. from the Committee Prntiny
presented JOINT resolution for printing 10000 copies the
cense Of Caua Commissioner MAher for the use of said
Cunu.s Adopted.
Mr. LOOMS prescnied iha Report Of ts Committee Of
CoIftrT ca upon the Canal resolutions
Dir HOLLY moved TO make il the special order for
20 morrow Il II O'Clock.
Mr HALL moved to print % extra copies fr each OF
the Membfr- Carried.
Mr. TAYLOR brought in a bin 70 provide for the seIec
ton return Of Grand Jurors the CITY and County Of
New-l ok providing that the Judges Of the Supreme
Count the Frs judicial District the Judges Of the Su
Ieior Court and the Judges Of the Court Of Common
Pleas and tie Mayor, e,ordr and City Judges shall
institute Board of Commissioners for the selection of
Grand Jurors. They to prepare list Of 300 names
b. governed 10y the rules The Board Of Super
yoTs viii regard 90 the select and rvurn OF the Juro.s
Referred 60 report complete.
Mr GALE reported complete the Croon Water Tax bill
Mr. HARDING reported bill amending the Chsrtsr of 4
tie New York Marine Society 90 change the number OF
its Officers.
Nr 81 JOHN brought IN bill to punish BY irap-isop.
lent assaults with deadly weapons. Referred to report
complete
Nj y GILMORE reported complete the bin TO sutbor.
ize branch of tie Buffalo aad New York City Railroad
from Berlt 10 bausNile.
Nj D.D.TAILOR moved to forward the ill regulltnz
Tie Committee Of the Whole resumed the ton
II The b 20 secure survey Of the STATE BY suppynr