New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-17


| ing the recess Of the Legislature
! MI LoSuE rose to point Of order while Mr. was
speaking sn claimed that the Eve minute rule applied in
/ Committee Of tbe Whole.
! The CHAR de.yded il did not
Mr.. 2. RESUMED SBd concluded
Mr. SIssoEs took the floor but gave way saying a.
tiere was an rnrorts Of document jus. receive from the
Governor which should be considered Immediately. de
therefore moved that the Committee report progress
I Carried.
The sPrAKER took the Oh sir and announced Message
from the Governor returning the b proTidng for the
appointment OF ComnissioueE 10 examine IHo TIE Pc
cunary affairs Of the State Prso.e Hhich was q io1oFs
ExrcrrIvs cHaNsss, Aiesry April "A 1851
re9rI the Assembly r-h oeosion 70 ~ becoming
lev sppoint Connoas = a'esssis and ersnirs
pot sso s1eh laws deem proper
OI The better regulation Discipline Ct 'Aii PfsoI - tee Leg
The IN provide, tts .h. e the duty Of tie c,nos5 % -.
Be Tssuuee sppetnt Csrk ard seIs e. Arms Iae
ssr.nt Of the coriroer each
The cc sla : n e1r % e ssos,s eosesos ff s.fs
b. re V q n se 81 b tire. J.,. Of s.. PR
en-. are elected b The PsoPs Pd pSss s,.ay
.oLs to be sPsoirs b ne Controller TIE Po-i Of 'as Ia
ctje npsiso BY this b The Information pro
pt,ed 70 set By thus ,TPeeo.e commission e43 p obtained RON
neset Of duty The prsetee o. appointing legislative OF 0hsr
to pgbIe officers stended with and
s616 ts as vscp g. s I % S
Asenmltiee oHsd lssl to .I.Ga. he condition Of
Pors and their able and elaborate p m.ds 10 1881 hs'
been led upon nor referred BY he kg. ere Ias, Ton
They uOs teeous Pszsn inqui:OI, sad their P'rt'
pno, pgveIs which belong public officer. release tue
II d be h'I4 performance
Pon InspsctOr' have nsse'sa lsi" they
nsigersop Office that the Executive sos
1be Constitution direct tie: the Gos.ruor .a.l tai. th..
only with r..peer Pr.on Inpseo rss.d
81 ShtI . 20 G Y sD 20, o sIsssS. %
Ie,sd then tnsnees ard n oher rspee,. In aSn % TIE
s'ol 10 is,l dseisd ssss.o1 he s. be p.
a Auburn sa- mt me con ssl e s ,is .
Of be Institutions under their ehaIEs
''S:s s sI nil bs an sss 70 tie ere.ton o.
@ 10 ss y. "a Ill ssss. toe oeer, 70 n,rsss them here.
after with they viii he able pay psOpty for
sytp siiiels II. , nay boy for the state -, a..
1hs bill VIII n return tfo osJscos ee oeeiase eonhee
VIII The distribution Of poss and duties Of me sVss srsoea:
en-, Sflte her clearly defined ssrs from
1d the should b ep within ana pr.2i
tiers irq Try ybich have been addressed respecting the
.fsis tie Constitution FOr the 20 t s
sn;e Of LsiI .pPopAs duties r Hpofn' hst the sn' Of
s:1 Should be - we. 500 tgs pug
Judicial Executive Departments sfoud be observed and
to public officers II e'er, wise
sSd eSn 70 -. I'D pn5e W. o
os Of The bin are amply PROVIDED of e{ eonsuuo1s oscoa'
sbd o6rs,nt With sound Loe DO not d9ab that the
safe PI,on PeIoria thsL ~ icy 90 h'
'D'' NAV INV HokATIO SEYMOUR.
The question wss shsI the bin pess Notwithstanding
"the objections OF the Governor
Mr. BENEDICT said this Executive appeared TO know
more than any other man in the State.
He says If the Inspectors do not do their duty be Will
make htm The Indebtedness Of their prisons had gone
on and on until il time take notice of it. The
legislature had done nothing than was in its power
to do. 1t had passed law and nothing more.
Mr. LlTTLEsOHN said the time had come when an inves'
tgstion should be made. The State Prisons had become
aby word and reproach everywhere lie trusted the bill
Al - a nrar fha -. of he
Mr. PETTRs sorry TO be under the necessity of doing
what he felt called 10 do. lie thought no time should
be wasted on this question lie moved the previous ques
ton.
The previous question was ordered
The bill then passed by the following Constitutional
two third vote notwithstanding the objections Of the Gov
AYEs-Me.r. ANGLE Bsi.y Baker B.ctu, R. Baldwin,
buntt Gee o9ssttlO Cook cOntns Co.'S cfeeheron Gsn'
,op Cot, sis~, Hsipur Harris listen Hoidddss Howell
boyle Hp Msihiss Hutchoson Moey Hu ehsson Jensin.
iory S:in Msy MeGsw McMunsy, Miller ,chsL Nelson
S 5 f hs Sf rndrw SsS w si'H %s sh s
Wieer 7 Viii. WHINE, D Wood W h WoO!.7' c,.,.
collins cush@sa bss,on Fstsa.on HnsieJ Heisnbsct
stiipE sufcn, ThOmpoD, White, Whitman, Williams }. 5
The Committee of the Whole then resumed the cOnsd
The question was on Mr. PETERss motion reduce the
psv Of the Union College Investigating Committee.
Mr SESSIONS resumed in favor of the appropriation.
Mr. S. F. MILLER advocated the motion to amend lie
The motion Of Mr. PETEEs was carried.
Mr. PITERs moved to reduce the pay Of The Assistant
Sergeant at Arms of the Senate from - to e. per day
Mr. ). +. MILLER sustained the motion. There was a
law fixing the salary TO be paid these men Ii it was the
intention of the majority 10 amend that law and raise
these salaries they could do So But he thought inas
much as the amendment the law in tn prospective,
it would be better 10 follow the law until It was amended
The amendment was carried
Mr. RICHARDS moved an extra 500 TO the women
ployed about the Capitofrom the fact that they had
been very asiduou in cleaning out the gas pipes Lost
MIR WILLIAMS moved to reduce The pay OF The Post
master Of the House from - to g. per day. Lost.
Mr FERo moved increase the pay Of Assistant Post
master to the licdse to 81 per day. Lost.
Mr. SPEAKER moved an amendment giving s2oo for ex
ira clerk hire in the Treasurers Office Agreed 10.
Mr. SPTAKER moved $500 10 the late Deputy Secretary
of State for ndexng the Journals OF the two Houses
Agreed TO.
LOOMS as manager in the Maiher impeachment TO
$500 ard mileage, about SIC. from s622 81.
The STEAMER sustained the amendment He said this
the who had moved reduce the pay OF the boys
to sl lie charges for going TO Long Branch watering
Mr. d p wooD explained that the visit Of Mr. Loomi.
TO Long Branch tor the interest Of the Sste II
TO consult counsel The managers in that had
only their case 10 up but also TO collect the test
mony. Mr. LOOMS, Chairman of the Managers, found
actually necessary TO travel and further than the
others
Mrs f. MrLLERw Of opinion that the character of
Mr. LOOMS would stand fair, notwithstanding the
sions cast uIon it here by paItizan Leaders
Mr. RICHARDS was ready 10 admit that the gentleman
alluded 10 was the author Of the law reducing the pay of
pages 81 per day and also that reducing to ego the
amount of stationery this present Wing House should re
ceye He had understood too that the same gentleman
had supplied himself with something like $500 worth Of
Stationery and had since set himsefup in business and
was now making fortune from the sale of plumber. Bat,
however economical all this might appeaT-ths reducing
the pay of pages, and limiting the sum for stationery
be Mr. believed il was al selfshness. AZ Demo
crst he would now give way his Wing friends for
expression.