New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
hEw.YORK POLICY rnnPrs

In
ton asking tina, the elective franchise be extended the
colOred citizers OF ttB state
THr CHaR- The question is Shall the report Of the
Mr. Crospy1f1 On n, 1t call for the Ysas anil Nays
The ron being called L. was found that many Senator'S
Iresent did not vote.
hr CROSBY insisted ever, oena'of oelns compelled
70 vote.
Mr. PUTsAx asked to be excused lie had heard his
lame called twice but he did no: know m,'lYe Of the
question before the Senate He upders,o. however,
that was request Of certain persons that re should
pass law eventually 10 amend the Constitution ii this
was 60 it was question Of too much importance 20 com
pei Senators to vote thus summarily.
Inc Senate refused TO him. and be voted Aye
hir. Il, CLAkK now asked to be excused The subject
had not been before the Senate three days and be
hsd not had time to aPprse himself of its general
bearing
Nessrs. CeosBr and DASroR1H hoped the Senator
would not be excused
MIR BROOKS insisted that he should he excused twas
wrong that Senators should be compelled vote on re.
ports made here heller SHELTER amid the confusion attend
I ing our morning session.
Mr. HoPKIss stated that the petition asked for ma.
terial alteration Of the fundamental laws Of STATE in
particular too, on which the people have voted since
the adoption Of the New Constitution They decided EN-.
Ihotieely against what this petition esks for: The
dergone any change in this respect and thus had reported
ogainst the prayer Of the petitioner.
Mr. u CLARK was excused and the report Of the Com.
mtee was agreed TO ss follows
Hopkins Lansing Funsm Spencer Storing Watkins Whitney
FD4SR B'i S H Butt cs,t Clark Crosby
SALARY or TIE LIRrT. GOvERNoR
Dir DAMohTH brought in bill relative to the salary
of the Lieutenant Governor. Ii fixes the salary at e. 500
to be paid quarterly The law to 20 into effect the ist
Of January, 1855.
Mr. DAHFOBTH also introduced bill fixing the salaries
Of these officers at $4,000 per The law to go into
| effect Immediately.
Immediately after the vote on the Temperance BILL Mr..
DAsroRTH introduced bill to amend the Revised Stat
| ues as follows
They supervso power grant keepers
eo be rst hs hs M
End to sroesfs being .'sh residents csu', to sell such qoo
paid license ha $50
THE TrMPERAScr BILL VETO.
Mr. DIcKIEsoS called for the confederation of the
Message. After debate to what condition the
subject was in when before the Senate yesterday,
Mr.. NJ II. CLARK moved to postpone the consideration
of the whole subject until Tuesday at ~ O'Clock after
which TO be continued as special order until finally dis
Mr. CRosBY conended that the Temperance bill is not
under discussion On this bill he could talk two hours
and he understood the Senator from the XVIII Mr..
Dickinson wanted to speak week on the same subject
Mr.. CRosBY-I move to postpone the subject indein
iteysey till Fourth of July but he did not press this
motion.
After further debate the question taken the
ton to postpone on Tuesday next and il was lost:
0iifS Ss; y q. Clark
Lansing MunIoe Pr Putnam Richards Robertson spencer
Mr. NJ II CLARK now moved to lay the whole subjec.
on the table lost, as follows
YEAsMesr Bradford Butts H. Clerk D'niorh Dornco
NAYS MessTf barnard Bar BhOP BrOoss, Crosby Dekia-
Ho oe,t.e0 o soIss. Spencer wsisH Yosteia
Mr. NUERoE in the chair-The question now is, shall
the bill pass notwithstanding the objections of the Cover
nor and the following is the vote reconsdering
poAse H SSn Maos
Wt9ey s,In.,a Bari Brook, Crosby psp Hitch
COOK hs,c[as Lansing Pratt Storing speDc; Victims Yo''l2
Mr. NJ II. CLARK moved to reconsider the vote and
that this question be laid on the table.
The CHAIR-1hat motion lie not in order
CHk appealed with the the following result suit,
Hitchcock Hopkins Lansing Pratt Putnam RObesOn Spencer
ShYs Bi.hop bradford Rich
ards, Wilisms-z
ASSEMBLY. .... Friday, 81 p. NJ.
Mr. STIRLING, by consent reported complete the bn to
enable the Trustees of Lancaster School poughkeepse
to convey its real estate to school officers OF that town
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
The bill to incorporate companies to navigate Canals
lakes and rivers, was announced
The question pending was to strike out the word
"rivers whenever il occurred.
lin opposed sy Ms a. 's1 b.
Messrs GrRMAIN, BACKus G. MILLER.
The motion 10 recOmmit was lost a =, az
The bill was then rejected by vote of Ayes 49, Soe' 90
Mr. MALLORY moved n reconsideration . r.
Mr. WARD moved TO lay that motion on the table Gar
Iied Al to 36. p.. pi-.,o
AP PTP1S5es dung the four ensuing year,
Nj LozR moved the printing OF 21Oo copies OF con-
munication from Trinity Church Warden and
lived in reply TO a resolution of the House
The resolution was referred to the Printing Committee
j
III tbo lin 10 reduce the expenses Of opening streets
Sc in New York Yves passed lie said he mad vole9 lor
tbe lin under misGpprehension 1t was the Dill suDsu
tutng salary Of $1,000 in place OF fees anu COSTS 10 nS
CORPORATION Counsel. . . IT,,
~ " AHp hoped the motion would not prevail. The
hill had passed the Senate and he believed the House I'M
derstood WI ct il voted for -, ..,
Mr.. BARROW moNed 10 ID! VIC "V ~ VIZ
The motion to reconsider was los-Yeas 80 noe, 81
he Charter OF the Village of West Troy providing
tnst Tei.i Iepsps streets Ward where raised
S Iy mpy ed 10 take from the table the motion to
reconsider the by which was lost the o 20 inoorpo
rote Conn anies 70 navigate Canals &c Nar'Su'
Tho question was then reconsideriDg, - .,,.
NJ GyRMIs stated the friends OF the bhi we're VIKING
10 strike cut canals and rivers. - .e.- 40. Nj.
Tie motion TO reconsider was ost-'o 10 f'ho' q N'
iority of the House. Adjourned
SATURDAY, April !, 1884.
The third reading of bills WIS resumed and Inc 'O0"
nE n. Charter Of the Village Of OOe pIo,di1s for AZ
10 Into the claim Of Geose a. wlsId for Cans damages
Owing the direction and manss ns s Road Of supervisors
/ For re hearing IN che matter VI ''''' "
,n'.ps the City Of Brooklyn TO boro" $4,000 erect ~
Ssn in @op.s Guence loss of C4ns boat =
To pcorI oIste the Tract Society OF inc ''s
Toya. Of E al E5S snS fSsh Rsis.d
.ties 70 ne .,pe beir bond, in psysu therefor
Trn moved a recommitial with instructions 70
strike ont Erie county. lie then pro9eeaeH ~ III; '
,a r.orie of those towns had not asked for the Dill
NJ Wyyp said ne knew Of no reason Tor the ,o0Jec
RON of The gencmsn unless IT was that the roa u MOI
nm nv his door but tina; il did run by MS heignoof
door. .,.Ao In
u enc further debate, Mr. PETERS moVeGto amend
,be instructions SO to have inserted cause .eqans
20 of ~ thirds to give consent OF towns u aHe '
~ and 10 confne the vote TO such towns as 'He roaa
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