New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-19

Mr. GALE ,hereupon asked consent to offer concur
rent resolution providing Tor Adjournment go '''H - "
uIPIEENSFDy concurrsd in the ida that the original
NJ, ro,ition 20 adjourn Monday should not pas ~
resolution was TO be acted upon nos ne P'ee''-1 '
Mr W TAYLOR preferred this latter motion also ou'
,ls, xss not lust 81 d resolution as ne -oaio d7sHs
ns...d There are other bills than mos rr~I'eu ~ III
P1tso. - - nsssd That 10 regard to Railroad sccd MS
rons He was oppo sed TO the House placing 'tset u
the hands Of body which has spent some -" u
,be supply bill and whole day on the pay oil tne P.s'
n ~ n1d rather be A dog and bay At the moon IMAM
lilac. hin self in the hands of such BOY
Mr. SHAW deem'd this rAcg lor o ,bns
80 s6;onrning until IFS work completed besides the
neori- are proud to have members here ther goly
70 D. bic TO say that the Empire State has nId '1a
ion than arv other State in the mon, and can AT IRA
10 pay them He had doubt that other states "oulu
initiate the example Of New ork, and woud see % h-il
year only that their sessions were as long a uoss
ii State but that ViOg oar example - snoh-r par
tplr tbey had courage 10 mpeach all their state officers
Mr. HASTINGS could not consent 70 anJ"urn WINE Tue
Supply bill remained Enacted upon nor would Ne c-n'ure
the Senate for carefully scrutnlziDg that 6 Was 40
important bill and should be carefully scrulnized but
tbs resolution should pass the House might De co npea
in few hours 10 act upon what coul ho' De properly
acted upon in less than many days lie would prefer
Corfertuce nii.e select bills proper TO D. sssd
Win The under.tsnding that when those bills sh)si be
passed the legislature would adjourn
Mr. - b TAYLOR weary OF these ridiculous De
bates on an uDimp-s ticabe subject. dozen OF oils
might hsve been passed willis this debate "ss progressing
hOped would move the previous question and
thu put an snd 70 thu. farce.
Mr. LOOMS was Of the opinion that Il would have been
better the people If half Of the bills which nsd BEEN
psssed had been defeated IL is never expected that All
The work laid cut should b. perfected, IS desirable
II j. desirable bogever that The Supply bill should De
rsss.d But is also desirable that the session should
Close. q, ,
Mr CASE referred to the fact that bills had been before
The ls'ure for tour years which had lust been passed
Tli- wa u, iudicious mode Of egaiion Bu'iaess be
sun &C uld be flushed Consequently he dssented from
m. rtmak that II best motto finish up All the 0uaess
brought forward That might BE- lerkimer economy but
/ tvasr~ Onondsgs economy. FOR bis own part he was
willing 10 stay until the public business vas done up lie
wss elected for a year and h- willing 10 stay here
for the entire Of that period If II was necessNy The
extra session had been complained oinot because the
ueope were oppOsed having the necessary public bu-i
completed but because f the mi'erable manage nent
Of those who ASSUMED control business He knew the
long ,es.ion was complained Of by sw editors but those
editors dent know enough TO pass from one town to an
etb.r They were not here. and could not know all the
reasons which kept the House together. He for one
trusted hat this resolution would not pass
Mr. OBRlEN thought this resolution wastoo interesting
10 be Dir po,ed Of in day lie therefore moved to lay
| il the table
Dir W TAYLOR reported complete the Railroad Acct
| dent Bill
! MIR LIITLEJOHN laid on the table joint resolution
10 adjourn de wednesday next at clock T. d.