New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-07
DOINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
70" Our s ISS ALBANY Monday March 1854

From Our Own Re.orter.
PETITIONS
Mr. BEooEs presented 2 petition for new Swings
Bark in New York City Mr. Spencer for tue incorPorl-
ton OF Societies to establish free Churches ar FIELD
for nm amendment of the Railway Consolidation act AMI
for law authorizing the aeryice of process on Railroad
officers in certain cases.
BILLS NOTICED AND INTRODUCED.
Mr. SPENCER noticed bill for tho better regulation Of
licences Of pawnbrokers . 49, ~
TO Tie sale OF patent medicine, synopsis Of which was
published in Mondays TRIBUNE.
Mr.. BRADfoHD brought in q bill to incorporate the
Bin ampton OWego and Pennsy lvana Slack wafer Nav
nrwYoiK STATE coLoNzATIoS SOCIETY.
nr Books bad consent TO bring in the following win
Az Acr to incOrrors,c HeSYo,t safe cooqir,oI s't,
@ a All r.Issns Who o re or V no hsrsaer my
.oa.'a With tL1m are mere y f &C. co 20 % 80 SE sts
lie p car business and Jscs the sid Society
10 provide end means and - maaa- appopdi,e aai
P 70 s, oa e coat u R and RioSsS Them to he
African be' sni also generally to improve ns o. ~, co.
6inur piornsior collecting, receiving spPoPIns OF layes
fe of color our country heretofore cO!oald hers'teI 70
Re cconized Aes and BY other measures conclusive to the
Sac $ The corpOfsoa hereby created shall all the
e,s Ti.eTtea title Of The iah chap Of tho first part
SEC allow, the Co-poIOn above created to hold and convey
SEC 5eorfe so,isy the powers and is lsaay con-
frred incorporated charitable or benevolent soets' -
elected purIuant 10 lts corttr4t and BY laws ,
SEC Cw' tie cTpT. IN TIE H,Js sad P.Isa
T1. 10 ses ~ 20 sfs e Get i% Es
The TEMPERANCE QUESTION. $50,
Mr.. NJ. II CLARK moved the consideration OF me ON
for the Suppression OF ntemPerhnce and the committee
Of the Whole Mr. LANSING in the Chair took up the
lii
ever were principally rersonal between mm.eh ana 'n'
Senator from tie Vlih jMr. DrooAs)'
Mr. BROOKS replied somewhat tarly siter wnien lhe
question was taen on the PPo' o gigfea iOmS
hsl be fixed a, the fret day Of February next instead OF
the Ist day of August as the bill nov Tead, Inc vote on
this amendment stood II to H. AM the oH'i" e4''Hs
note decided the question in the affirmative.
Mr.. M. H. CLARE moved recon''de9ai'h o. 'hi' VOC
Ceried. ...
Mr. HALsEr remarked that there was no necessity
whatever for delaying he operations OF tbs law LiloI
dealers tn oughout have for long une Apee'cl Us
rosape in its present shape The people dii npt waA
ior did tie liquor sellers expect the time to be deieIfe
1Dd he eerpey urged the senate down this amend
Mr. PrrsAN Of Erie thought there wa much necessity
for the adoptor of this amendment I'LL the Isl OF August
vas not time enough all those engaged ~ the hInor
fIafc 10 close up their business Millions OF l2Aar were
invest in this business and we sloald MOI MAJ we Pr
NJ ions Of tbs Law stringent as to c0lnenance Wa1on
Ge,rrcicu OF the property OF our citizens even thoosu
that property consisted OF liquors ne "aleI
tie Senate not to mae tie law 700 s!ahseh Inl' was
IL great defect in the Liquor Law Of Massachusetts, ls
siineeucy the main why ITS provisions coai1
-, Gs efectualy enforced. q,
ME. CROSBY lQi Albany ftNcrcl INC tllrHAntn1.
vould somewhat psoiect those tights Of our citizen, wach
tis II urocosed eventually 70 deprive them Of lie hal
yer suYDOstd that such law "a this coull De passed.
did not think that M j0.iy OF the people ever De
H.ved hGt an Intelligent Legislature T5aId force sacl
lw as his upon hem.
lie vote then essn tskeb on tAt alIt-ilAle anu
Il was voted down II 10 .. .
The y..e vas then taken on the proposition 10 saos1l
'e Dc, ule- Tor August and il was lost. II 70 y.
MI CEosuY moved 10 substitute the LEI Of October.
Ibe ON iltee then agreed on keeping this clause N Il
c,iairtl shCpe-the lst day Of August
III FiElD for Gr Hut hinsl no~ proposed the slon3
son clause ara Il was readily voted down, Mes r. FIELD
los- and PRATT only voting tor il.
~ clgu-e providing that The person, other tAln te
e INIT Summoned to witness the desru,t N O.. I)r-
lio-or shall To- i've dollar for his service-' vas
.,s,r-ed i having cen voted out previous oc-
A, - O'clock TIE Conn soc reuseto req 'r: progress,
=, nation being freed 10 force ac0mpete re-
~,rt for, tie Committee I'D Tee senate, Nj PRATr rrsi
:, ne s,t 2, -ls-ks in oVpos. t'on iothe olL -,
several attempts ere then made 70 amend which how
80, NC ccessful AMI the Commit &c finally reported
feIiL c,l,l e 70 The S-nse' recommending i's pas
lie question tlen being upon agreeing 70 he report Of
IL vs. lofthe Cayuga District moved TO lay it
c,' H. .rile Carried by he following vote
ssr l,sss sutt Crrs6y. IL HosAis Las rE 'r Fas
rrm Sb,fil Wstsr N.i'll. 81 n II Ca, ,,s,a.,,
Ntfs Gosss BsL~P, o.. org hf'sAH - a. : "A -
THIRD RTADIsG OF BILLS.
The f.iolgiug WeIe passed; -, -.
,rhe,i.s the end hore Asifosa % ini''''
lcesof Nllse~n an fo,snl NA 'sS an, the u,
70 settle Ne bonn 1y line between siam sA'-'', - ~
ice Nssoc Of iraiars
ASSEMBLY.
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