New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08
DOYNGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

REPORTS.
The Rank Committee reported in favor OF the incopo
rstion Of new Servings Benk 10 the City Of New York
favorable report made on the Dill 10 regaa'e tne
sale Of patent medicines.
Also the bill to incorporate the East Brooklyn ."
NJ. RoprKTsos reported 10 favor Of allowing the New
arb Lime and Cement M anufscturng Company to take
hold and convey real estate N tnis o,ae'
Mr. UopKIss introduced the following bills:
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IT.. ..,o,,,en, resolutions amending the Const'utioh
relative 10 bribery at elections Il; ,el,on IN
The following is the concurrent ic'''"''' "
amendments 10 the Constitution - 49,.
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n d for Deriving every psrion %nb b.. Q, .s
pron Tie election OF who shs pay give
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ny :. The IGl 10y question ''s'Ds Tue '
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rrse 70 the be chosen at the next general se'0n
sea ass ssa amendment been duly pub
povsen Of the first section Of the Thirteenth afco q" tue
RsS II Assembly that the Senate do agree to the
ssld IIoJc,ed .m,rdnent -, ,,o .,ove.
iyfsM,.m, Bsrnsrd Bishop Blaheey, Bradford BROOKS,
g,s a'y I. spsP @ H,ssni Pratt
NAYS EAYs-Ms.a. D.niortb, hitc5ceck Lsa.aE
An Act authorizing the cOromonaty OF ne S OF Albany 10 ana
An xot relative 10 Plslk Roads and rurnpfe Roads
IAuhorizes an abandonment Of portions OF the road
over two thirds of the stockholders in favor thereof
relative Free Schools in the CITY Of Troy and village Of
Aa %s .shoriuDs an alteration in the Map
% of village Of idds'O"n Orange
County. $4,000. ..n
Mr. NJ H. CLARK moved the consideration Of the Tenn
persDce bill: m.
Committee and ordering the bill to athird reading,
Mr. HUTcHiss moved his proposition, that the question
be submitted to the people.
Mr. FHLD moved TO lay the table The question oil Or
deripg the bill 10 third reading. Lost
M HuIenIsss amendment was then voted down as
follows; - nj, u...,,.. ,.,..
Pratt sheriff spsncsrIs p,.,.,. p.,ao.,, p,.o,.
s e. f D.n hsS Sss
Roberi'en Watkins willsms.,,le 49,. ..to
into effect be fixed at the LIST of February next.
Mr. DroEssoS moved his amendment-tbe LIST Of De
Mr. FIELDS amendment was then lost, as follows;
YEAsMs Barnard Blalslsy CIO;sy Dickinson Field Lam
'IF r sSS' s4sS ss' BIoos B Clark w
CsIi Hasey Hitchcock Hoptns Hutehns Spencer Watkins
Mr. PUISAa lof Erie now Informed me senate Of ms ms
cause he thought would do all the good claimed for
by its most ardent friends that he believed it was
based on and proper peos d aG .
sentiment he respecedhis sentiment would secure his
vote for the measure. "
Mr. CROSBY (of Albany representing District in which
Ia engaged ards Of 90 in the brewing busness
az ain spoke IN opposition to the bill.
Mr. WILLIAMS tof the Tompkins District followed in
advocacy of H. He commended that the bill was passed
and eGecuay enforced IL would to the people ofthe
State annually not less than the cost OF building the Erie
Nr BUTTs next took the floor, and read remarks
Mr.. WHITsrY (of the Ivth District succeeded and an
nounced bis intention Of voting for the measure notwh
stapdpe all the pecularies with which its provisions
aboundod He was in favor of Prohibtory law and he
had no sympathy with his colleagues from New York City
who opposed this bill from principle lie thought there
was no que stion the beneficial aims of the BILL what
ever would be the result to its enforcement. He would
vote for it, because he knew full well that the City he
Represented needed such law not that he was certain OF
its proper enforcement there He did not think 1t could
be efectualy enforced in that City nevertheless he was
willing that the experiment should be tried was abso
luey necessary that the sale of liquor in New York should
be curailed But few days since he received commu
mic alton from some Of his constituents urging him to vote
sgsns the proposed law authorizing the election of Chief
Of Police in New York by the people Their reason for
spcy was that the office would in such event be in the
hands Of drunkards, ioafers and rowdies What com
men'.y was this on the liquor traffic ran Oon ne dd
drawn on the subject, but perhaps 1t was
good any other to make the experiment of entirely
suppcssnR the sale of intoxicating drinks and he assured
the Senate that he would exert his best endeavos TO it
carried out in its true spirit though he was firmly i'm
pressed with the idea that sections from their very
strngency would ever be imperative. He nstanced the
18th section which he thought OF men could
enforce In New York. attempt to enforce with per
sonal safety This section authorized the police to search
every place except the III s0w se S
enforced the Fourth Of July around the City Hall Park
where were situated many hotels Ii could not be
done Nevertheless he said before he was willing TO
leave all this to experiment he willing to leave the
question Of the consutionay OF the measure with the
Courts.
After some further debate
Mr. DICKINSON moved reconsideration of the vote re.
fusng to postpone the operation Of the law till February
next. Reconsideration refused by the following vote
YEAsMss. Bernard Crosby Dickinson. Field Pratt, Putnam,
kAfs-rs.' Bar B.s.p BTsaiSIa Brock. Butt. H
Robsrtson Spencer, Walker, Wsttins-l6.
Mr. d. next moved to reconsider the vote refusing to
postpone till December next and was lost by about the
same vote
The President then announced the question to be on
agreeing with the report Of the Committee and ordering
the bill to third reading, which the annexed 10 the
vote:
YEAS MessIs Bshep Bradford, Butts NJ. H. Clark, Carl,
b.Ss.th pslnssn FED Hssey hoghps Putnam Aeha'A
NAYS-MersIa RNpsd Barr, Broois Crosby, Hitchcock
huehins Lansins. Pratt Spencer wskiss-ls
e;c;a, harm to the