The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-04
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
Senate.
ALBANY. luna 3. 1853.


ALBANY, June 3, 1858.
ANOTHER RAILROAD INVITATION.
An Invitation from the Buffalo City and New York and
Erie Raoad Company to pass over their roads and vii
Cleveland accepted for convenient time after
the adjournment
CANAL cUEsr1oN
The question coming up the appointment Of Com
mit,ee OF Conference,
blr. ComEY (dem suggested set of Instructions to
the committee that shoulc be appointed
Sed instructions are as folio -
the of snd g si
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divert the trade OF The M canals and tho Hudson rya
ss%sa s1I5sns the
tao growing prosperity Of tho State there
that clause nyiolase which provides the
the proposed shall be ratified by the people aad
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1851 declared and therefore the committee
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sructed against agreeing to the permission clause of tho
s dsars ma
Mr. GoSlEy considered s, y entnu mil m that the
ton taken that would seem to look like it, Il poper
that he should move the instruction. as he had falsely
charged with the desse to bring these up again
With these instruc ions it matters out little who + on
the committee.
Mr. BRISTOL (dem.) doubted whether the instructions
Mr. CoolEY would not press the instructions until the
proper time has arrived He did not wish to embarrass
the Senate.
Mr. BRISTOL thought would embarra,s the Senate and
The committee He cid not hold hiusei bound to draw
line hey ond which he would not pass Mr. b. for
aivirg the con nttee liberty to compromise
Mr.. CooIEY--However much the Senator from the
Twenty third may be willing to compromise, have de-
claIed i am not in favor OF compromising anything
which will lspgthen the period beyond four years. or
which shall take away the mandatory clause of the
Senator's plan From first to last he had opposed tue
contracts fraudulent and he willing to take the
proper provision incorporated by the House. in respect TO
that subject The people ~ant the work done and viii
adop the which most likely to carry that
into effect.
Mr.. CoNcn (dem.) called for the reading OF the reso.
After the CLERK had proceeded Mr. PIA1r (whig) said
the resolutions had been read and very Senator
calling for their perusai is not attending to them.
MIR VAN soHo Eno,ES (whig) Perhaps he is taking ON
Mr. CoNoEr hoped the scusto did not beliew him mat
tentiyc. Rebuke with good grace indeed. from
the Senator from the Twelfth, who was in a doe when
he (SIr. CO. was arguing yesterday.
Mr. VAN SuuoosHovES-Under such an argument a dose
is clearly admissible
Nr, CORNELL 0em) moved to selec, the committee of
conference by the Chair
Mr.. LDlR (yh's) explained the views which led him
The members proper for the committee have been desg
mated and the question Of courtesy bstween them and
the Chair is embarrassing. Courtesy 10 those most
respectable gentlcmen outae eighs the other considera
ton In the senate of the United States where the ut
most courtesy shown to each other the appointment
Of all the committees vested in the OF the Senate
itself.
Mr.. CoNGgR did not understand that courtesy which
overlooked the substance and seized the shadow 1t
but casusts who could under stand that The vote of the
Senate had been conclusive that 1t not to be prs
sumed that the presiditg officer would construct
nittee adverse to the opinion expressed by the majority
be pointed TO the Of the Senator from the Twenty
third (Mr. Bristol He had bsen friend Of the
tractors and he the author OF this resolution for the
taking the power from the Chair The Senst0 from the
Twenty eighth (&r Upbam, Is oi the committee named.
Why that Senator has fully endorsed those contracts In
bis report He (Mr. c. could not vote for him
Mr.. TABER-1here WAS mysterious sort of State rap
pings call up the deceased The Senator
the Seventh is troubled about this The contracts
thrice dead. The very Senate plan contains clause,
moved by himself which secured that
Mr.. CORNELL always looked cuIously at the assumed
cooness and :anes of the Senator from the Eleventh.
He thought something was coming when that Senator
suggested last evening time for reflection II evident
a caucus was 10 be held somewhere The contractors
to be heard TIE Senator's rule Of courtesy seemed
the right individual the Lieut., Governor, removed
from the heat Of discussion, and all paraltes and pre-
udces aid whose appointments have gwen such univer
sal satis isfacLcn.
Mr. VAN SooNHoyFS said the fairness Of the Lieutenant
Governor did enter into this queston was enough
r him to know where his duty That duty TO
Ike ep this subject In the hands Of the Senate, where s
views might be reflected.
Mr. FIERCE (de said the Senator disclosed the motive
power II was TO secure those sho protesting compro
nie would only show themselves obtiDats Ia sdhedng
s.'d he o"uia sposk With ear.oses 1ile otues
sc,i6ccd details, he sb-olut~ly gave up fnndxmsn
tai principle. Lie Wsde an carneN appeal t0r ovmpro