New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-24

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M LozuR hoped TIE House would ISIS, ~ .
Amendment. showing thai had mind q IL oEG
Us have COMMITTEE Of Conference and il disag,
then would be time enough . take the question 81 "a
| frE' Of December.
M. j. BALDWIN looked ur-- this - GeIcsr ,Ass
non IL wa. not very serious, be m the - i.
being treated It might become such Such thing gv
happen We &c; Up al antagonists feeling between th-
Two houses II the bll v0Sld be lo We unay, tarolg
Committee Of Conference come 81 = ay-eer--. He
moved that the House ask Committee Of Conference
hr CAsL hoped this motion would Dre-a II II, Eouse
/ Conference.
The CHsrn said unusual to ssk f,- Coni-,sree
OF Conference AZ this stage Of proceeding.
/ Mr LozIrR did not think the motion Of Mr.. BaS-.n
wasproperiy an amendment TO the anendmer.
Tie CHAH said he was inclined to follow prsceieai-
! rather than TO take any unusual course
/ Mr.. BURSELL sad the question now presented Wa
whether deliberate opinion expressed BY IFS House
should be abandoned the very next time the ubzc.
before And this too, withou: any view bsing pre-
sented If 80, he fo- one would look for bill week
Internationally repeaiog the law, il il passed.. He
trusted therefore that having arrived at that option the
House would insist If for other reason. for consist
Dir sT,RIrso siply to EXPIRE n bis views o. one
point and that was there need be particular snisty
with regard to losing this bill The prcupness of the
ton of the Senate fsvored this commission They red
fyed upon December and adhered thereto. And that VIZ
al! lie could not believe this bill vOuh De lost es
ealy after III passage Of the bill by itrgea
Mr.. AITEES thought that sppeai might be maze
to the generosity OF the advocates Of tbs Din they
know ,bey can cSsS IL IN the City 81 New York theTC
0. capital sseoooocC engaged in this business and it
would Be upgenTou for Ais House make the On
ssged y the busiI.ss give up by the 1T Of May
Mr. BN.EDIcT Inquired Il the Chair ruled That It would
be :, order 20 ask for Committee Of Conference at
this time
The CAR replied that /. had ruled thas TIE usual
course WIS to take the question insisting. II the
House n-ts upon its srsen.nen the Houss forth.
with ask 70, q Committee of Conference
Dir BAIIIr in favor of insisting Internationally.
Mr. D. WOOD stated the cction of the last Honse on
the Canal bl-the House insisting at frs. and fsndiDg
message 10 that eet to the Senate and then sierwerd
the Conferences Committee was had He would rsther, at
reoede han first appointing Conference tonfns
zee az this stage
Mr. LrrrLr oss thought the House owed It to n own
dignity 10 insist upon ts amendment When We hove
twice Aecdcd that right, and the Senate slsc then
it will be time enough TO ask for Committee oi Con
ference.
Nj BENEDICT .aid IT belonged to the House to sk for
Conference Committee The Senate will ask for it in
some coming time. II will no. be this winter how
II belonged to the House because the Senate have ie
,aid December. He though, the House was tresdlng
upon dangerous grounS insists. There will be dagger
OF losing the bill In his judgment, the bill preiu
ieved that by conference row, and compromise, he
bill could be saved. But II members took the otaeT
Mr. LEIGH did not think it of snch wonderful iu.
porance whether the Law goes into effect in December
August or May though did he consul. his wishes,
he would be in favor OF May
Mr. HARRIS thought the Opin:en OF seventy eight
! good tina, of twenty men, and he hoped tie
Houte would insist
.. L.
upon its amendment lie could co.. for think Of tn
seventy eight here yielding the twenty the Senate He
did not want this measure made political question, and
he looked upon the December prcpcsien as political
Mr. MosrLrr IIUrcHrysoS would be in favor of calling
for Committee Of Conference if by insisting the bin
goes back the Senate and lies there until that body Is
ready call for such Committee. b0 wanted to be
in securing this bill He did not know whR; the Senate
would do with the bin, fit gets it back there again.
Mr. TOWNSEND was in favor of the May clause, and
hoped the vote of the House would be adhered to-
Mr FBRo deprecated the distrus which had been ex-
hibited here this morning.
Mr. B.KER hoped the House would insist He said it
had been charged that the fixing upon December was
merely Wing political dodge. As o member OF the
Wig party he therefore wanted TO show that there
no such dodge in the matter If this lid fraught with
az many blessings and good things is friends claim for
it, he anxious for the good time to come at early
Nj MdGRAw called for the question which was to in
sist upon the amendment and ask th, Senate for Com
mittee Of Conference.
Mt MALLORY said it was well known that he had not
made this question Of time point il any Of the discus
siOns till be had decided opinion in the matter He
with regard to making this political question. He
thought the House receded daytb very next day
after strong majority had liked upon me-it could be
truly said that the House did not what it said when
It said the let of May
The CHarE stated he wa, Informed that the Senate
would appoint Committee of Conference Therefore
necessary TO vote on the question of Conference.
Mr. CoSKLIsG moved the previous question-on insist
inc ON tie Nav amendment Ordered and the House in.
HATCH G. c. LEIGH MAGuIRE, and SPEAKEE-7.
The motion to appoint Committee Of Conference was
then carried.
Committee Messrs. McGRaw, G. c. LEIGH, SESSIONS,
LoGnR and FIERo.
THE SEwYoRK POLICE DEPARTMENT
The bill for the perfect organization OF the Police
PREPAYMENT in the City OF New York, taken up in
Committee OF the whole
Mr. C. LEGH moved to strike CO. al after the enact
Ing eau killing the bill, lie then took the floor and
spoke least hour against changing the present organ
zaop lie furnished the House with detailed descrp
ton of New York atty exhibiting in every phase,
and appealed members IRON the ras districts to inter
fere and protect the citizens Of New York against the
abandoned characters which control the primary elections
which elections he had graphically illustrated.
Nj RICHARDS replied saying that the people of the City
of New York had pehtioned for this law, with much
nimity.
The hour for recess arrived before M had concluded
ard he gave way to
Az ISyITATios To VISIT
The sPrAKER had read by the Clerk invitation from
the Governors Of the Aims House New York. to the
bers to visit that institution The invitation will be acted
Oh this afternoon.
AFTEryosS si>sIoS-BILLs ORDERED 70 THIRD
REtpIsG
An Ac, Authorize re City Brooklyn to bo0" money and
To- .a.herss the Seventh Rsrest Mi. found
srs the eentis5edu .e Of cOp,-,nsrhp
Inere,.ir capital BuHsls Corning and New Yors
AHsidins tn charter Of ,hs Alssh.ny Valley Rsil-.y
Pohs:Ts ne hss0n E.sI ns.e iSe
The bill relative the Chief Of Police in New York was
taken up in Committee and substitute offered by Mr.
Barrow giving the poser OF appointment OF the Chief
20 the Nsvor Recorder and City Judge the nomination
Of ire Msyor hold office during good behavior TWAS
adopted and the bill ordered TO third reading.
The concurrent resolution tha. The Legislature visit
New York OIL Friday week on the invitation Of the Zen
Governors wa laid on the table
PROSPECTS FOR TEMPERANCE.