The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-22
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
EXTRA SESSION.
Senate.

AlbANr, Junc Il, 1000.
THE NEW YORK PARK QUESTION
Mr.. BEEKMAN, (whg) from a majority Of the Select
Committee (himself and Mr.. BaItlett,) reported the
Jones' wood Park BILL amended vest in five
mssioners, TO be appointed by the Common Council
the power of designating where park shall be- the
mssioners to without pay Mr. BIS report examined
the subject with ability.
Mr. COOLEY (dem.) expressed his dissent He had re-
port in PREPARATION expressing his views which he hoped
to present tomorrow.
The report lies on the table.
HORTICULTURAL GARDEN.
Mr. MORGAN reported the bill providing for founding
garden in New York for Horticultural purposes.
THE TRINITY CHURCH SUIT ETC
Mr.. VANDERBILT (dem reported complete the bill pro.
vdEg for the service of process in certain and also
bill for bringing to speedy trial aDd deter the
sui. against the people of the State Of New York msad
ed with Trinity Church.
NEW yofsK OFFICERS AND THE PARKS
Mr.. MORGAN twhg) reported bill in relation to the
powers and dutes o The Mayor and authorities Of New
York Uith.resard.to public parks
To ec.ct ,o gate between Ebridgs and the skene
stelas junction.
For the Ieiief Of David Russell.
Amending tho law relative to the debts of married
men tAecuton- for debs incurred before to issue
For the relief 0; he New Berlin and Brookfeld Plank
Road Association.
For the relief Thomas Conalaystan.
In relation TO drawbrdge Conzocketies Creek in
Black Rock Erie comfy
To regulate compensation Of the Street Assessors in
the cry Of New York
B&ECUTNE sESsloN-ExCTTING DEBATE.
The Cove nor transmitted the nominations of John A.
Kennedy ard Terence Donnelly Comm of Emf
cation in place of Caleb Barstow and George W. Blunt
whose terms Of service expire.
Thomas A. Whitney and Nathaniel Davies, as Loan
Commissioners for Wescbester
Mcintyre Frazer, the same for Fulton
James GichIist and Joseph L. Goodspeed the for
Franklin.
Jas r Dixon and Joseph Mapes, the same for Orange
ID Little and r. Clark the same for Richmond.
John A. Russell the same for Warren.
IL II Terry and Bunce, the same for Suffolk.
John II. Lines Jr, the same for Livingston.
Mr. VANDERBILT reported in favor Of the Brooklyn har
Dor master non nations.
Mr.. UPHAM (ahig) moved to table the report.
Mr.. COOLEY no led this would prevail
MIR. CORNELL (dem des, ed to know the reasons.
The vote taken and the motion of Mr. Upham pre-.
vailed
Mr. PIERCE (iem moved to discharge the Senator from
the First Judicial District in relation to the New York
haI Dor master, and that the same be confirmed
m Mr. WRIGHT (vhg)-This is .. very singular
The Senator has asked to be discharged may have
been too busy to attend to it.
MIR. MoRGAs-There several nominations before u.s.
seventy or eighty motions, and the whole, including
Dcaops from the Executive, in relation the other
nominations, have been within the last half honr re
ceved, which the committee have not vet had time to
examine He is and had been taking information
lation 10 the nominees.
Mr. CORNELL was apprehensye that unless the Senate
relieved these Senators from the Of
tanning whether democratic nominees t to hold Office
those Senator's would find the duty perpetual one.
Mr. BEEKMAN. (whig)-It would be very disrespectful
tions we're uDexsmir ed
Mr.. CooILy1be valuable documents presented by the
Executive certainly ought to be examined II Is well
known that the Executive has for six months been
pied In endeavoriDg to ascertain the proper
fyeD yet the entire number of the offices filed
These nominees live in New York, and he believed the
Senators from the city competent tn decide the ho
no,abe Senators from Chemung and Ulster, There is
hot hatte in this hot weather.
Mr.. PIERCE could not think that these nominees were
incompetent unfit such idea existed in the mind of
Senator. This committee has had ample time. II is
the inclination, not the time that Ia wanting II
to be the purs nit Of knowledge under difficulties.
Mr. CooIEy-Yes, the Executive has taken six m onths
Mr PIERcE-H is want Of inclination. The further
they 90 the difficulties increase.
MIR BApcocx (whig) thought the course designed by
the Senator fro the Tenth (Mr Pierce) very unusual
Even the political friends Of the nominees seem to
doubt IL. And Mr.. b. quoted the True Democrat which
the nominees utterly repugnant to the demo
crscy" Surely this is cautionary to the committee
Nor IL this opinion confined to paper. He quoted
the Neao York Atlas confirming the views taken BY the
Democrat
Mr. CORNELL Thought some Senators were very slow in
obtaining the information. The Superintendent OF the
salt Springs was An instance. That had laid the
table They utterly decline to walk up AMI face the
music. The whig party slow in acquiring
would not believe that tho democratic party were united
Mr.. UPHAM desired TO cool off the heat of his frend
from the Twenty sixth (Mr Corneu). When Gov Hunts
nominations sent in, they pocketcd-locked
up never reported yet. We attempt to make
them act.
Mr. CORNELL thought that action had been sustained
by the people and wise.
Mr. BABCocK read from the acknowledged organ Of the
democracy in New York. to show that the democracy