New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-04

was to be held somewhere The contractors were to be
heard The Senator's rule OF courtesy seemed to be one
which only sprung into action when Il lighted the right
individual the Lieutenant Governor, removed from the
heat Of discussion and all partiaes and preudices and
whose appointments have given such universal sails
MIR VAN sCHOONHOvEN said the fairness of the
Governor did not enter into this question 1t
was enough for him 70 know where his duty was lhat
duty was keep this subject in the hands Of the Senate
where IL views might be reflected.
Mr. PIERCE said the Senator disclosed the motive pow
CT II 20 those who, protesting compromise
would oni, show themselves obstinate IN atbering 81,
He ssd he coma .eak with earnestness tor while oth
ers sacrificed details be absolutely gave up aiundamen
principle He made earDt.i appear ior co'iP - s.
be eulOgized the Lieutenant GOver"rs eouIss - ~. -.
poiniment Of his Committees a. having 100 20 tIs
people and COMPOUNDED his enemies" and Poi'N '-
Committee the Canal que,tion as an Illustration e
Mr.. VAN SCHOONHOYEN The ordinary rappns:. =:
the upon the Senate desk more fearful tnsn inc
Spirit rappings H. labOred al the SESSION TO prevent al
tndmen OF the Constitution and finally comes up ana
votes for amendment On what reading on the grave
OfMichael Hoffman as that senator mas tod Us ne AS
for four months been declamng about mangng tue Cou
sttution ramping and ouragng IL and now votes iof
il These back cut because they e2rto et ne VeI
dict Of the people The voice OF that people has osen
heard snd these men quail before L. Mr.. v > admitted
the fairness Of the course Of the Lieutenant Governor
Who doubted il who has attacked hint Ills over zSaivJ
friends indicate in advance, from chaTgesnsver Ale' Az
hitting al bis Iberality, in has any Cohmaes
been appointed in such way as to release any poAlcA
power. ,. ul;... h.
what Literary questions go into politics an SAD MI
: OF the head Of Committee
Mr. BRISTOI-The Anti Rent Committee.
Mr VAN sCHOONHOyEN-No ] wish / was | am
at the head Of tire Poor Law Committee, laughter and
having been making reports al winter ssch as Democratic
Great good may be looked for from the cooling process
of the Niagara excursion Perhaps even his very earnest
friend from the X,h Mr PIERCE will come back prepared
to go for the plan Of one John Vanderbilt
The question then coming the proposition to appoint
by the Chair, it was lost ~.
EsYs-Mess Beech Benre BRISTOL Clark Hunur KIRBY
hsh ysS se iioseD MLam.s .''' 'N"
Mr.. CONGER proposed resolution declaring the Jrdg
oent Of the senate the acknowledgment Of the law
Of s5l the revival Of the contracts, and declaring the
holders Of Canal Revenue Certificates from any premium
on account Of holding such certificates to the end oil ths
time for which they issued and retaining the general
fund in its integrity and providing fer notes OF toll.
IIr VAN SCHOONHONEN suggested that tbs code
should be confined the Senator from the llth alone
Mr. COOLEY-Ihe Assembly have ulh on h'hd
Thee Is no use 81 cur ing our members
NO afternoon Report received in consequence Of the
storm.
ASSEMBLY
On Thursday afternoon the remarks upon the New
York City School act attributed to Mr. hearney were
made by Mr. Kennedy to both OF which gentlemen we
owe an apology for the error.
There was long debate upon reconsideration OF the
vote 10 print $1,000 copies Of Mr.. Aathers Defense
Finally amotion to print 10000 was referred
The Brooklyn Water bill was called up and read third
Also the bill to incorporate the Widows and Orphans
Fund of the Associate Presbyterian Church OF North
America. Passed.
Mr. HENDERSON objected.
MIR SHAW moved to suspend the rule in order TO take
IN the resolution. LOst-4G to -.
The motion was lostlea 81, Nays u, not majority
The bin relative to the Courts of Kings Co. was read
third time and passed.
Recess till Pm.
mo afternoon report received