New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-10

kr WILLIAMS bold tie same views ,ni q. ,1ed fae e
moustrepos 70 Select Committee
Mr. PgTsAx remarked .hs: during revolutions.
struggle Burke sad that "something TO be forgive
the spirit of Liberty" This grea. philosophical truth
Yves potent in this day This remembrance, IS said
by the Senator from the With drawn up by gsate
man evidently not we'll acquainted with style OF ex
pfe."n, but be denied that conveyed any threa.
dsrespec. And why should these German citizens
be treated with the same respect that are other en,n
strans Native citizens have demonstrated against the
passage Of this ac and their remontrsnces have always
received respectful reference and he contender that oar
Germsn citizens fairly entitled to be he ard they
Mr. CROSBY thought the Sensfors from the AAINtn ana
XVIII (Messrs. CLARK and WILLIAMS had raised
tempest In q teapot" There nothing dsrespaeiin
in this remembrance there threat OF violence
Mr.. WHITNEY favored the motion 10 refer to osis
Committee He maintained that the remembrance ala
contain dication and threats Ii was nsolenf IN its tone
and should receive the rebuke that It's temery demanaed
After much discussion and before any action was TAKEN
with regard to the remembrance,
Mr. NJ H. CLARK called for the consideration OF the
SPECIAL ORDER.
The Temperance bill then up for q third readiny
Mr. DIcEIssoy moved that it be recommitted to Sc
lect Committee, with instructions TO amend by striking
out the st Of August the time for the law TO 60 INTO 81
fect) and insert the LIST day Of December.
Mr. HALsEY opposed the motion The LIST day OF Auyus'
was much better tim. for the law to go into effect than
the s Of December The let Of December YOU'D ar ON
II beyond the fall election Certainly friend OF the ol
desired this He trusted the friends Of the Measure would
remain firm. and insist the bill a. it now stood.
Mr. DIessos d that nj, reason o1 r'n oa he law
going into effect the most bitter feelings would De
dered Some would be fined others imprisoned for vio
atiop Of the law and this bitter feeling would show tssi
at the polls This he wanted to avoid and this was th'
only reason for his motion
1be question then taken and u was decided IN the
affirmative by the following vote
AYEs-Messrs Barnard Bishop Blsteley Butt. Clark cfo1
BY DKiDson Field Pratt Pgnam Richards RO6er'''s
Sheriff. Walker Vhirev Williams Yost-B -
NAYS Nenn Barr, Bradford Brooks N H. Clark, u Chrf
Dsnfob Hitchcock Hopkins Hatehns Lansog Aunros
Spencer, Wsttins-H
The bill was then referred the Select Committee who
amended the bill ne directed and Immediately referred
back 10 the Senate where it read through for third
time .,
After some further debate the final vote was taken, with
the following result
YEAs-Me.rs Bishop Bradford Butts ~ n Clark CLARK
T. Clark forth Dickinson DorraDce Field Hassy hopkns
Lrsins Sunroe Putnam, Richards Robertson Sheriff. "ahe
NAIs1Mssr, Barnard Barr Bskeley BROOK Crosby, Hitch
eoeh Huichns Pratt, Spencer, Watkins, Yost-n
TIE CONTESTED SEAT CASE
Was next taken up and discussed till the hour OF ourn
meIt. - go
Mr. SPENCER noticed the following bill yesterday;
EXCAVATIONS NEW YORK.
AN ACT respecting excavations In the CITY OF Neviors
Whenever excavations hereafter co iS
o. land In the y and
County York shall be Intended 10 be csed 'e
thar below the curb and there shall b sny
party wholly partly adjoining ana ana ah1ng
mon or within tie boundary lines Of such lot the pen
be made al rded the necessary license
from the until the completion Of such excavations
AZ bis such wall from injury aud 50 support
The same nv proper a shall be and remain ~ stable
a. before such excavations were commenced