New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Oar broadway Anairs az Albany.

In the Senate yesterday, Mr. TABER's bill
to prevent injustice in the construction Of Railroads
was taken up in Committee of the Whole, Mr. Williams
In the Chair. The opinion entertained In the Lee i5.
lature Of the Common Council of this City, and their
mana emept is indicated la a not 10 be mis-
understood by the debate which ensued, Of which our
teegrsphic reporters send us the following notes
Mr.. VAN ScooNHovEN, Of Rensselaer, novel 10 make
the provisions Of the bin applicable to all the cs,s Of
the State
Nj McMrRRAY Of New York, addressed the Commit.
tee AZ length IN advocacy OF the bill thanking the Sena
tor from the Xlth for having introduced IT, but he be.
ieved fe short Of working Ousthe great reform That
should be % Cripple with The City Charter and place
into the field Of fair competition every franchise and
every privilege.
Mr. COOLEY Of New.York regretted that the last
Senator net coutented with the bill II Is deignei
10 correct ofthe many great sbu-es-aul be hoped
10 sec the bill PISS rapidly He coad understand the
Senator'S views aud Jet objects 70 bill designed 10
rentd y one q hose evils.
Mr.. BAnoocE, Of Erie. understood the bill was intro
duced to stop pressing, impending abuse that the
danger was, II there was any delay the measure would
assume the shape OF contract aad be protested BY
vested rights and BY constitutional provision. IT, instead
OF passing n undertake g. correct all the abuses tha
exist in tbs Municipal Council of New.York we shall
reed an enlarged scssOn-undertakng 20 grasp all we
may lose al. Toremedy the great evil more immediate
this Legislature would be JUSTIFIED in repealns the Cy
Charter and then give the City some plan OF reform
which should enable them 20 remedy the evils nrne.
date He hoped the Senate would not be amused or
delayed into overlooking the present wrong ia general
crusade against al possible evils in the City To the
proposition 10 make this general bill be was entirely
opposed Il would be hardshipto bring localities M
der ~ influence, where the evils do NOT exist But
while the EFFORT IS making 70 pass general oil he
great particular evil = suffered 70 grow into being
Mr.. TABER of Albany stated that the City OF New.
1oIk had introduced the hrst usurpaOn OF the rgh of
way All other railroads bulk by direc, authority
Of law. he ouered an amendment declaratoEy Of TIE
true meaning a the law
Mr. Vas soHooSuovrN contenied that ii the arg,,.
menis Of the senators had any iorce- theyinteniei
whHi they stt--f was - clear a. light that the pro
sons Q, The OH should BE- eended all over the state
The evils which now slict Neg-York may A. any r1o.
neni shiet any ely or village in the state The pao
PIE Of Troy had not suppOsed hat they had the n
ley ruis down "A Their streets and they came 70 he
Legislature for sUtorify.
he Oh ected 10 Mr. Tsbers non apa,lr,s,.
which, after al only declared that the law in,sndai
nothing al AL Ii men unit Tor osce ges into power IN
the Cl;y OF New York, 80 they may in every other v
Power abused in New York may have i. si ~ s-,sl5
through al other ciues Of the State
Mr.. CoASELL- Of Chsn-ung novel thst The Coroy,,
zee report progress, 70 go inc Executive session hut
the COMMITTEE refufed.
Ar. CoS0EE, Of Roeklans, examined the ouss.iop IN
relation 70 Is connection WIKI the provisions Of -
geners sal~sy set The bal proposes % g1lsrJ do-1
ne righ1 to pass through streets Of ctes or Yso-s
while the general lGw gives fgn snd fres ri-bt -, -
through the property Of he farmers yss $50 49,
gres,eI experiment OF crude legisla-;On
Mr.. IAHRs answered tbs The ri1ht OF er,inep. do
man : guarded to- all men; 10 road can b. o-srs5
ouf ~ consent 81 the freekSders: no -siIusv -,
WITH The tal payment OF AZ damages 70 tho.e W. 80
the sufferers. Without any such restrictions - -.
meli, the Corporation Of NewYork have erSsssf -
Bros-wsy rsliruad Il IS an act OF asurBs "a f-r1rS
IN New i0ix which never was sstenpted elseshe-s
M ILArr, OF Osweso, owed tae senator f-o,, - q.
Min AZ thanks Tor has care ever the eiriesy
e-iies. he desired t. say % HIM thar 30 far a. o.
Z concerned they desired to be vet GlOue - -
that = eoncerned he might save himself sIltrugbls
M BKExnI1S, Of Sew-YOrk. could no. d. -
CITY ON the ehArgesmaie against - GorerpTos-, r.
body corporate q NewiOrk wss Desperately Co...
and violsn, dE ecse requires violent reune,,y n
viewed the history ofrhe legal proc nqs h.i in ,S
OF The Hudson River Railroad IN Il pAssare thro =
the streets OF NewlOrk- He Gira.rced Ia, IL M 80
not been called for BY per-ron-suf il had 5@en IA
msrded By the spontaneous VIII OF the people-a7I n
petitions were necessary lly Thousand names could -
had here IN week
Mr.. NAs scHcoSH0yKN was rOt legislArsug here s,
elusiveiy Tor the City Of Newfork He proposed ~
do hl duty, whether the Senate agreed wrs nm or
not
Mr.. CoSGEE would not consent 70 be the advocate Of
weaih against tie requirements OF labor-oow and ever
he would Be the sivocs.e Of the laboriog man Under
every suse these interest sscgens and beiay sac