New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25
LEGISLATION IN PENNSYLVANIA.

From or Own Correspondent
HARRISBURG, Thursday, March 49, 1853.
Prohbitory Liquor bill passed the House Of Represen
tayes Yesterday The first section authorizes the people
on the second Tuesday of October neIthe dag of the
general electon-to vote for against the bill which
tans ell the provisions necessary give il force if It be
enacted into law TIE vote Of the people whether favor
able or unfayorabe to be considered the prayer Of the
people and the Legislature will be expected to act in
accordance with it, The section authorizing search is
ss follows:
toestius or spIuous liquors kept deposited and
have heS p any Ie,OD Who s es mali % Ss
Of search any sheriff or deputy ,sra ely nlIsas OF deputy
isss which shall particularly described ia .dch warrant and
or p n6 aaS Ss, Il a s sD
.eih. se ys e hia s sAe s may be until
n SA rheh or part Of which i5adn. .hop house q
warrant Of Such dwelling house the; Be occupied
o. OF sptsrt.nnsnt nor any custom house oI bonded
house the Unied st1ts' nor a ship boat or other vessel en-
@ tie GgS 1d r i'2SI H1a 50. al. ID "a hy
h together vessels containing them either Of them
for the above adieaee by t.s said asI4 o. ohs,
which tie Hguoi may seized but the .ha Hlon and gesIs'
rsfe and the con- ansri, Bot upon the trial h should
that The 'Sor' are not ILLEGALLY SEP. ana a sqs nS
place ~h tfsy have been taken Ani rs; no l19r,
org :: es' S ~ ,tne Of sny wsIrsn; which nav be
~ t,ber of either The eouplasnsnts sppes
Of Quarter sessions Common Ple Of the county IN
which the liquors NAV be seized
This clause was embodied in the bill by the following
YEAs-M Abraham. Ather;on Barton Beck Birhsm, cli
vel. Carlisle. Chsnberlin, Cook Crane Clnrns Davis De
St' ip Hat, Hs.tasi Hsr Hill. Eas Hurt Jsci
EsoTs LSTtsy Sf. v LIN Aiss H.s
More Muse Pare, Psree Psnore Patterson Porter Pou
Putney Rawns Roberts, Smith Cra-ordl Stewart sons
NkSs-Ms.sr Adams Beans Boyer BOYD Bush Beverly. Cal.
vim Collins D1ueherty Dunnrg Eeker EdogeE Fry, Gilmore
Gre m Hi1acn, Her, Nipple, HON HaIssr Johnson Kniht
SI,[ sSie sirontOu. Smith tEeTks) stockdsle Suthers
Wbseier Wickleir, ard Wnsht-S -
The bill hen passed under the pressure of the previous
question. by the following Yeas and NAYS; 81,
aYEas-Mes Abr.hAz, iertsa, Bayioa Bk Binsham CaS.
-s Cayiue Cot Crsas D9s2Ayt, Diss Dssga" ne FrIse.
Be,.srs Hger Hurrne yras Ai'r. ,sT.g tT9ssl LStI.
49, N,1uire rdrdrGdd Mcconnell Nelly hoddeAaa Mat
f~, yors Muse. PsTfe, Pa-N PliiHo,s fdserlon Hler
6,s- Howls Ro5crfs Sef' Szsti (orr"tosd) Strong Z<
e,9.t ssa ~. lSns Ba Beans, Boyer BOYD Bash By
.,iv Cin Caa1ten Coins taS,rin urlI.s MI ~
rts ~ Iir.srter Hunter Hat- Johnsor hnisn LAZY
IKE Miler Palmer Poason Rove ssiaSe sasna sac
Sxcr0n suth (Beiks S.ED sto<1ase Sei1-Ae'A
Tta Wb;gs who voted nav md the Loco foeos VINO
ID ave are In itGltc OF the nays hessrs bHIo"Ln;
cborhtriip Cuuuins Hills ard stewart, wing ara
TIarher Huitt Miller and Faui.on Nases W. 49, ~ 10
1,rre-anre men who were SATISFIED Win nothing iSss
than sn absolute law. differentiation and will
,;,i rSss dereut bin on the same subJeet 20 ma
49, f;ble >; s1v whether that the House Dill WIZ ge
- - Roth leave the question 10 aSotc Oh .ns
Is ~; generally conceded now that something mus
l. 6oy ~ session 10 satisfy the Temper ancs Psig -
Ie;r Set, Central Committee have esied 90 GU
tg srce Convention to NEE. N das'sous w ". W. W