The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-28
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

| report On MONDAY, Doubuui
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
| Senate.
| ALBANY, Jan. n, 1854.
meEorL was presented from the Institution 0, tn,
creased appropriations.
I memorial was sent ap from the Grand Temperance.
Division OF Western New York, asking for the passage
shquor law, and demonstrating agasst the susmssioa Of
| tse question to the people
NOTICES mIIs.
Nr CROSBY give notice Of bin amending the act for
the ncorporssiop Of fire iosr-anco com pauss.
N. srncEK OF bill to peossct persons crossing New
The Committee Of the Whole took ND
MN BILL FOR TEE sUPrsEsuo- IyrExf.eAsun
The fsond division Of the hrst section provides for
nns of not less than Sis Sl0O or the drst
off nee.
M Bssor moved to strike out tho amount and iussr
$26 fort Hrst offence. Agreed to-
Mr Wn1Hsy moved TO strike out TIE frs Subdivision
Of the sectlan aud sert clause providing ag>inst
sale OF liquors in less quhntites than gallon
Mr. BARR asseo for the division Of the quSsion-the
question first 70 be takeI On stris ing out.
MIR BROOKS cuntended tha& this was not a diysibla
question the section stricken ont there would
ttIchen out there would be to insert Toe
ion Was to strls out clause and insert another
in order.
Msssrs. Hopkins, " Clark Brooks Bishop and HAlssy
,tber de bs;sd the aues ion, when
Tbs CHAIN decided that 1t In order to divide the
question.
MT. wHNrY sppsa.sd from the decision Of the Chair.
Further debate ensusd when the Chair was sustained
In its decision.
The motion to strike mt was then ,ut.
Mr hAakf sustained sns section reported BY ths com
mittse The idea OF eatire prohibition was mot ueu
des, II not when fret int reduced In Maine
Tbs report and bill ara with great care 1t vas
nog inenccd by this bill to strike 1T the natural rights
man. But did Intend by the rst section sf ths
bill which, stricken out went to ths very Foundation
A read from OF Virginia ~ lony ago as lJ76 to
show Ihat prohioiiory law passed the Legislature OF
The bill did not prohibit this use of a uor. At os
srins, 1t could be enjoyed, 1t enjoyment as
much after its Passsge As now and, ~hss i'm
portant better liquor would be secured
Mr. CROSBY was opposed to striking out the arst
ton He believed the proper wsuld let the
frencs OF the bill perfect 1t and make nearly perfect
as they could. Then he might have . few remarks to
make But he would ask the Senator from the First Mr
hass n, .fohstosy LAY, sM Of yxo,. vas so good
VAS impossible now to get liquor except at tbs places
specified n that Acts He had failed drunkards
every side while walking ths Of ths city or any
other, - the mmittee represented.
Tha motion to strike cut was lost.
Mr. WHITNEY, renewed his motion to insert his amend
The CHAIR decided the motion in order
Dt tbsts,snsusd in which 1t argued the one side
that the refusal to str he out Degatved tas Amendment
and the other side that question had taken
on the amendment or substitute;
No DICKINSON appealed ON the dsciaisn Of the Chair
rhe decison OF the CHAR was that tho former vote did
not tho Offering Of the section again amend
ment.
Tho decision Of the Chair was sustained
The question Was then taken on tho amendment and
lost
Mr.. BISHOP moved tn ameud the third subdivision
b, striking $50 10 S2c0 the penalty fer the
of. nee and ibseriius $50. Agreed TO
Toe comS Sitiee tbsn reported progress the bill.
Adjourned 10 III O'Clock To morrow Jrnpg
y. a. -
ALBANY. jan ~ 1894.
. fHk FAN fRAscsoo kssouss
Mr. GspMAIN ,ePott@o svorL Lby the SesAts's resolu-
dons t. sse recosrs OF ths 5An Frauciscos pas
sprr
M LnGH was both In favor and posed to this reso
luton No mention is MADE Of the hsrohm OF Others
tnAn sns conmAnosrs wnsseas Tao Grow were equally
entitled 70 the thanis Of the people
Mr. SESSIONS hao fesipga rimlsr 10 those EXPIRE "ed by
.ne ger iehsu r,m NeW IoIA' ne oesneu 70 sxniot
,ns y uos o. ne people 70 ins's men oa. ae pre-
r'ieu ~ e"oooy ~ - ioe ~ u7rey. - " plo
poe..: en.is - - i,'Mpus u,'.'noe'on v1.Weeh IA
,h a'n;,s - ,ha >. T.a,u
s u sote arsma .ns ,r., ~ NJ
,LoIvo uas .ssc o.suDuans .osrAIy preuoHfiy
.o ,nere men lns c,eS 9 tne san rsancisoo
ssan,. piAlse snvy ya aoa '1Sua % not %
VI" NJ C'snv ta 49,. . p.o,e.. .ss AZ ~ SumPes.
10, :, i.s, ~. ~ ~ .,.,a h.a a,aas :. nos Prs,.,
- ~ r~sr ~ r,sso - ta,,SaI ''N'eu :" J
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- - . 49,, !. " =. :. ~ ~ -
VIZ .eAs y, ,ne Les,sNsafs W snc bupoe
Tb,s shonM \. done mt he vo,ia 90 NO snrth., At,
sa. y ne ~. no Soaiu ~ w Iui Asot
S.. ,s " = us,ou" AuJ snns eue
n,so.pt ''AN ''re - '''-. .'N '''''
NJ p.,n-,,.r.s, 49,. .h,u,s =. i. .,..-,u.,..
Won IN me 20 'ns for some OF tnsm
su ~ p'eiiVS i''in @io PSSe7ps7ls IN sne o"nius"a
~ -,
70 inc crews wsc concerned but no thought ths 90
hA,A Ane rnou'u " W sue' ,,,, :,
The motion to strike cut the "s'ver ,sirg trumpes
Wa caIriso
De monoD 20 iIoiuos tnanss 70 TIE SUBORDINATE om'
oen ALn crews waf soopeso -
Frsneiscs were much enttsd to ths thanks Of the
eesAture these 81 the other vessels and they sh oud
be included in III resolution.
MI d WOOD said he would not object 70 this sug
geeuon but II could not properly be embodied 10 these
reselutioos.