New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-25
ASSEMBLY,


The SPEAKER announced the Select Committee to
draft articles OF impea, bment against John c. Mat1er
hessrs. CHAMrLlN, LOOMS, HADLEY, HASTINGS
ana SESSIONS
Mr r " ROSE moved to lay all ordss the table
down unfinished business, to take up the mpe,.uce
Mir ". TAYLOR, TO lay on the table as ,cve, to 20
into Committee OF the Whole upon the Raroa Aoei Mt
bill Carried.
MIR LlITLEJOHN moved to lay the matter the
table 10 have the bull as amended printed. As W. wJld
probably stay here about thirty days longer We wO Id nave
time enough Carried
Nh. II. VI. ROSE moved to call up from th3 tabs ths
IersLoo bil, Csrred-Ayes ~ Nays a.
,ss AsIy BENZ so,oa ear9Ss9. . Ggs1s5
hlsiiss Hsye,n' hsiose heAOS ho.ey Hoass Hltaains
Lefr hsL1y ' l. V'ssod rys, Pf.Sss PEI
>nh a snh STAFFORD, Stewart, rhoHe Io~nsad, w,ab,
ss1s- sssss. BsiSsr Baa,e Bu.hne cs.. Chamber am
Cepl Goekci lrr DuDos g. r ny Emans Foh ror.y,n,
lsyA tall, heuosrsoa' itboaa ard, How Jeson Ly-
a,.lop hsltgF9. AeLess noble UNss HE esSosn Pay
81 Speaker sIrasas, - John \" Taylor Temple
NJ Hastings moved that the bill BE- ordered to third
Mr LLAPP moved to po spone indefinitely.
Mr l. " ROSE asked that the House would not refuse
e. g. ue vote upon tails bill lie DID desire 10 take
u tbe tine u the uouse bu the people demanded acl0n
ut Jon the bi he hoped momDeEs woad post pOne
1T II be oroervd 10 uird reading and be printed
while.
this measure upOn he ilOu-e.
Mr. SESSIONS ,hou. The features Of this bill we're IN
drlsio,d ty the They had been discussed ia
hotels ana Offices uit every one WAS acquainted VITA
thtu sna crDy urged acting upon H. IRE u
ap Rotation 81 ths people VINO ~ loudly and unanimously
ask Tor tie bill.
Mr Clap withdrew Of motion
Mr l. HI. SAiI IA renew ed the motion.
Mr.. BLMAN Was indignant that members would not
allow the ban % come % aVote. lie did not ask 20
passed but waited The privilege OfrecOr1ng bis yte ia
asor of H. lie depre, atsd c0wardy action lie
urg,d thai the y,ice Of vOusn who interested
lauy Lr be b. ars II the matter BY skal mansuVers
b. and oul means members sought q avoid
coming To vote But the daj Of reckoning would come.
The people would take The matter into their Own hands
LeXt fa4L those sho sell Themselves 20 politics. who
SEEK aloLe political preferences ssl themselves % the
devil NegLuer coLsoefatioIs were involved upon this
question than party He referred LOBBY indu.
e. CO.. ~, The Cher sids Of the question The people d.
mslet0 lea, aud thtir here should give far
manly auswer, yes he cuulc tolerate dOdiDZ
Mr Il alluded to drunkenness In high places aud the
tale grave yards could tel upon this question. he
s,o b.L l0 81 position could aside inevitable
uhysio, zeal eject AZ vine bbbIg lie soud warrant
slc ~ he habit 81 betting sake an he pay f,r thu ~
dsvs We were not here, ht tie people aid ,nc,u VITA
loud voice The passage Of tbs act M4ne not alone
mon tie 1, LeTa-cr question, other states following
ID tbeir Wske. Ana lle Law abiding. law enforcing people
1T New York al s.feid O. IN this State 0nly ave us
The Law, AID we VII s1r tome Jon ctn b. 1niJrcef
Pas there j. moral lurty AID force el0ugh % AIRY
OIL its pl0visof raId le- t-u ls al curse lie quIfsd
he records q crime n orr land aud gave The sp pie oaue-
KUM Remove ID aesh siin ul.t and vice -me would
ice IRON STATE. NJ ezpressJls extfava Mt
when ro a. this foul ltw In ga1 ~ cry that
NNfA u Atil Tue Afllf lfy ant All
been tried the safety couatry depends upon This
trial Il il i-il-, VIII yi-ld that the ey Is to vide
stresd too o-nuiug 70 b. removed. But We have 10
fas Grant this. only tbs II nothing % stop tai.
c4plg rooted curse let know The fatal truth II tb-r-
! DO hope for the and brothers tie a. IA, z. AID
daughters Il anc, let know h. for heaven axe
Mr. IOKSi III hoped the motion o. postpone would not
prevail Though pposed % the bin FOR tle reason tst h
thought could Dot Be carried out be- had no desire 20
doogs tie BE- proceeded 20 give his objections 70
The ill., PrnuiI ~ among which the IMPRESSION that
/ !, could not be enforced
Mr. KENNEDY could not 10 ills ease silently give bis
lie must say o. tbs House. that bis constituents d.
sired demanded TIE passage Of th,s BIZ Il one
il which they felt deeper interest than any that had be-
fore 0esn presented or consideration he did NOT de-
sire hasfy ton but let b. House ac directly and ic2es
| upon it Tie Trends q the Name Law not alone
women nd ch ldreu Members viii rad -rE, f ia, o..
electors ef d. So O. --flst lAr 80 81 tee oll
Mr. CLAPP made sOme personal remark With refer
enee 10 tbe gentleman from Washington Mr Benan AMI
/ repeated his r.asOls for Offering tie motion
Mr. BEMAN rose 10 explain.
Mr. PAYNE regretted that the motion % postpone haG
been made H. thought that i vas due % the numerous
petitioners FOR the bill and due ourselves that we ac
sirly upon The bill he dd not ike % much leyitI
| and tboughtlsssness upon 30 important a measure
Mr. b. TAYLOR rose 20 a question OF privilege II,
desired cal the attention Of the House the fact thai
bride had been received by gentleman upon this floor
who bad been engaged in tie discussion M T. Alude,
10 the TACT that bsa1nl bouquet had been presented
Mr. BEAAN by yosng lacy in the lobby after his fear
| less ard eloquent Temperance speech
Mr. BEMAN stated that 4 was received not As a bybE
but reward ior past services.
! Mr. SMITH withdrew bis motion 10 postpone
Mr. HkNDEE renewed Il. and gave bis reasons
/ III. AAkSH rose and SAID that Committee had sbee