New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-11
Mr.. LOOMS rose 10 question OF order, - ne gentle
man impuing 10 him motives thai di / not rst.
Mr. Hf'RNFT prOcseded

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man va. mpuiing 10 him motives thai dii not erst
Mr.. BURNETT proceeded.
Mr. CLAPP Of Erie, thought nothing would be mor@
agreeable 10 this House the people this state tasn
early adjournment Of the Legislature Toe CENT IN an
from Berkmer Mr.. Loons has remarked tbs; our i'm
potabt business IS accomplished This struck him as
Mr. LOOMS corrected the remark he had stated that
the business for which called here BY the u ~
ernOr finished
Mr. CLAPP resumed and read the last paragraph of the
report Of tbs Committee Of Investigation relative % the
Official conduct Of other officer, With the statement ina
they consdered it worthy Of further inrssdga''on ana
asked If bis business al attended TO- he then offered
the io' wing smendment:-
E<.'r,d That the resolution for .dssrai9, 'as de- he rr4 %
.Ss -: emu. soj }s n Z. embarrassed ne ~
Hr TKhPI.E Withdrew his amendment to adjou'n At
O'Clock Monday. ,
Mr. HASTINGS Of EoDrse, expressed the opinion ma
when this House sdiOsrns fHe DE sse its ps"ef 10 ac
and hence the sgent or somm'ies cam
act He illustrated II appoints An agent me agent
can act durI the life Of the principal but Oh h deatn The
power Of the agent II adjourn f'He ~ % can
not be GALES together sgsin Bot this House could take
rectss ,ubect the call OF the Speaker and nir1' tas
Managers the House being in eIstence the managers
could act. This his view, He was aware It Tss
technical one But the matter "a our En hands and We
CAD regulate the matter If please He then alluded 20
the suc q business and expressed the opinion thai there
many bills Of an important nature that required acton
lie hsd continually objected 10 the introduction Of new
private bills in act upon those Of public interest
He understood that there some seventy bills ordered
TO third reading last sessOn-tbese be thought should Dc
acted uIon if unimpOrtant they could be lad upon the
table lie was DESTROYS Of adoUrnment bat be wished 20
stay here long there important bills Enacted
upon IL need take but two days 10 take these bills IN or
der and act upon them all Too much time Is wasted IA
suspendng rules and departing from the order OF business
He would prefer not to fix the day Of adjournment until
this question concerning the Lecesty OF tbs House remain
ing in eson be settled If need b. let others be ADDED
70 The COMMITTEE ~ all events irt US settle ms question:
and then be the decision adjourn soon We
complete necessary business
Mr. LOOMS desired 10 day to send resolution for al
d. al1uS % eQl
US 70 adjourn let Us pass II.
Mr. CHAMPLIN Of ALE ghany, thought that the assump'
ton Of the gentleman from Monroe hr Has ings that the
Assembly exist except when session. vas moor
rect he coDfeDdsd that the Assembly existed until the
end Of the political year and they had delegated power
TO Board Of Manager that Board could act unl the
close Of the year the term Of Office Of ;he members eE
PRED He proposed amendme Mt 70 instruct SAID Com
nittee if OF opinion that the Assembly should remain
sessi during the prosecution TO bring IN bill - au
fhorze prosecution Of impeachment by the Board Of
Managers when the Legislature Is not In session.
Mr ELLSWORTH If Cbautsuque desired 70 hasten
adjourn meut The session had already been prOtracted
too long But we were in session and be thought
matter Of economy, well expedency TO act upon
ali mnortaUt bills before ne previous 10 adjournment
the mp-se hment concerned he OF the opn
ion that under the existing laws the House should remain
in .essioB If adjourned tht do there was no way for US
10 be called together again The constitution says but lit
tie about Impeachment All this was regulated by law
And he thought could direct the action OF the VI ana
gers by law and ourselves 40 and Thus settle the mat
ter for the future a,o.
Nr. W W TAYLOR OF n Y, agreed with the last gen.
eman relative the power Of the House to adjourn dur
ing a Of impeachment. tie was too, unwilling to
delegate bis power to Committee After entering upon
90 important prosecution he could not Justify adjourn
g. and thus putting It out OF our hands to direct the
coure Of the movement He should con en to m such
transfer Of the rights Of all the State to few individuals
Mir PETERS of Geneses opposed the reference 10 the
judiciary Committee fair trial demluded the PEG
pie ted it, and 70 delegate the power was unsafe The
prtcedtbs showed that the mans were not Commit
tee they acted only under direction Of the og'e lie also
opp SD xrg the time Of adjournment until the important
bills, supply bills and others we're acted upon The people
would iutiy remaining here aud passing some npsf
tAnt bls-the Temperance bills and others. money
would be by acting deliberately upon these bills than
by burryng through them simply to effect All adjourn
mtht.
| Mr. BEMAN tofWashington regarded the last amend
ment IS a moral kind Of legislation Ii was % commence
proceeding under existing law and during the course
Of {" enact law to carry 1t through ne reg"aeI me
common law plain in such The House Of Com
prosecuted impeachmens either by Con nttee Of
Managers BODY In the case 81 arren tsngsths
whole House present in body through fh4 uial
The importance of this demanded that the House be
present in body The accused should not be placed il
The hands Of board Of managers appointed by majority
lie should be allowed the proec presence OF his friends
in the House. This is everywhere viewed with the
deepest interest ls to be the important trial ever
conducted 10 the State. Hence the utmost caution snd
prudence should be observed and the presence OF the
whole Assembly is loudly called for LIT us examine well
prececer Is which toguide US Dollars and cents must
not be weighed against State honor. The expense OF
fair lust al impartial trial is question that should not
be discussed lie desired adjournment but first he wanted
few bills sced upon and among them the Temperance
Mr. BURROUGHS, Of Orleans. moved to lay the subject
upon the table in order 10 take up the Temperance bill
Lost Yeas 80 Nays 81.
The question recurring upon Mr. Champn amendment,
Mr. KENNEDY Of Cayuga' alluded to what has 50 often
been said concerning that ne thoush'
was quite often made SIMPLY for Buncombe. Hewi op-
posed TO fixing the time for adjournment without first act
ing upon the impeachment bill.
MIR HENDEE, Of Livingston, moved the previous
question
The main question was ordered which wssthe resolution
10 adjourn on Wednesday next al o'clock L. d. The
resolution was adopted-Yess 30, Nays A..
Mr. H. 4 GILMORE moved that the Railroad Acct
dent bill b. made the special order on Monday Lost
Mr. LOOMS offered two resolutions TO appoint com
miiiee OF two notify the President of the senate OF the
sage of articles Of impeachment against John e. Ma
Their calling upon him TO notify the accused and stating
that the Assembly Will be IN readiness 10 prosecute IN
same by Board Of Managers Also 10 appoint said Boar
of Managers consisting Of i've members 10 prosecute the
mpescbnt in behalf of the Assembly, during the SEES
sion, and after its close.
Mr. STEPHENS moved TO amend TO make the Boar to
cor st At seven managers be chosen by the House.
Mr.. HENDEE moved the previous question, which was
upon the resolutions.
The nsin question ordered.
4 division called for
The first resolution adopted.
JpOn the second the ayes sud nAys were called.
The res luton was lest by ayes a., nsys+9.
Mir CLAPP offered preamble referring 10 the twelfth
article at impeachment aust John ther ~nd imp
cs1g John Wright Controller, an ac'ompice, M
pawn tnt L. him OF The moneys claimed for mileage,
or travel not performed and resolution that tbs Com
utt.e In peachmeut be instructed to bring articles OF
impeachment forthwith sgsiast ohm Wright.
Mr LOOMS moved 10 lsy that resolution the table
Carried by Ayes, J3; NAYS, a.
Mr. WEEKS rtpor ed complete the bill to extend iurs
dcon territory ceded to tas state by Massachusetts.
! Ordered to a third rvaciug
NJ KENNEDY asked consent 20 sfer resolution 20
tske Temperance bill ON the Committee of tbs Whole.
and that have It's dual reading on Tuesday next at
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