The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-19
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Affairs I'm Albany.
CANAL HRIp01s-ANOTHKR eCHnn 70 ExrOxr
MONEY Prom TIE PIOPLl's POCKHrs-OONrnsrBD
SLscfI0Ss-hH. CLARK OUsr1D From AND Ma
AA6un1 MerALLDD IN THE A0exMBLY, TIC.
ooRREPoHDEW or m NEW YoRx HERALD.
ALBANY, Fob. ls, 1854
Boh branches OF the LAgsatlrs increased II numbsrs
snes yesterday Jet In neither was any important matr
taksn mp In the Senate Les slumbsns the Mains LIQUOR
bill having been placed IN the hands Of sssot commit
- some two weeks sinos The committee are divided
and two reports are expected Aosdsy or Tuesday.
matter Of Considerable moment being Q question
whether the State should expsnd thirty thsnsand
dollars in erecting bridges water channels IN the city
Of Buffalo pretty freely discussed It seems that
some ten years since the citizens Of that place Induced
the Legislature to construct couple Of canals run
ming directly to large MILL at great cost, and
now they want tbs State to build sx bridges ct cost
Of i've or SIX thousand dollars sAeh for the ssps
bsrent Of property holders the side Of those
waters. Mr. Brooks and Mr. william Clark strong
" oppoEsd using the funds Of the State, contend.
those bridges the property Of the city should bs taxed
for the purpose Tho fact came out during the discus
sion that similar applications to be made from Buf
fAo Utica and several other places the line Of the
osnals to What extent cannot DO estimated The
Buffalo pplcsion Is the pioneer should 1t meet With
success millions will BE- voted In rapid SUGGESTION for
similar expenditures various parts Of the State where
canals feeders, dc have twenty years snce been CON
suotsd. Six thousand dollars spiecs for canal brdgss
Think Of that, 70 holders Of tho treasury key.
M Huohius, Senator from Brooklyn, read . minority
report the subject Of New York harbor neA
disturb the prsssSt water line In font Of that city 1t
contains several strong arguments against the bill
ported BY Nj Brooks which gentleman from the rural
districts listened to with considerable interest The fight
has become between the cities Of New York and
Btookyp, and win be prosecuted with much vssr on both
sides turing the session.
Ths committee in tba oasa NJ the SCAT In the
Senate have elosed the examination, and will present
their report Monday There considerable anxiety
al sides - 70 the result Of the TO In the Senate
Though the public are unanimous In the belief tnAt Me-
Storing had tbourADd majority over Mr. Blaksly. TIE
truth 10 this that the democratic printer, not know Ing
the exact orthcgrApny OF Mr. Soriugs applied for
Information to samuel g. 6rowne, who was candidate
for State Office wis 10 ormed the printer that tho
tsI.ts were prin ed and voted the middle letter G. being
surpussgs, and upon which the certificate OF the State
officers was given to Mr.. Blaksly.
ting upon the New York contested seat Mr. Clark In
jured himself greatly by his obssinacy In endsAyoring
supi.d large portion Of the ms in self defense
and though witnessing the setting of the stroag current
against him. still clucg to his seat with great psrtin.c
Finally 1T two O'Clock the discussion having ended the
Speaker put the question upon resolution reported By
the committee declaring that Daniel W. Clark Il not
titled to seat the Of Assembly which resulted
in vote Of II In favor Of sxpslng hi a and only
nine against II. SO Mr. CLARK dslibera ey oustsd
fon seat which he has held during one half the
Pstrok Mcguire to the seat and the enjoyment Of al
tbs honors Of Aember Of Assembly repre- sentng the
Third district Of New York. when he declared Ad
nitsd By vote Of .ixty ave agan't twenty one PAT
rick then stepped in front Of the Speakers dsk tok the
oath Of Office and duly initiated into the the duties
Of legislation, and now prepared to perform al honor
able which hard shells Of his district may require
1t his hands his constituents generally desire for their
% pecal welfare and prosperity
The notice given yesterday BY Mr.. Clinton, that he
should speedily Introduce bill to carry out the provi
sion. Of the amended censututon In relation 70 the
canals hes awakened the sleepy wings They ask
Ing for delay oaamuch - was prsviovay arranged that
influential person outside and leading Senator
to prepare such bill would best suit them Mr.. @,
however, being the pioneer and having taken the ini
tavs viii not likely be deferred from presenting his
BILL be o-erswed BY the strong ms ,ty against him
In both branches Of the Legislature.
We're 1t not that the procee to Troy Wed
nssday ofnext week. to take dinner and extras II might
be expected that the Legislature would dis
pooling Of come Of Its business Such berg the case, how
ever, not much must b expected during the coming
week Only twenty Il ts have yst been passed since
the commencement of the session. With what amount
Of JOY would the members be greeted upon returning to
their constituency no larger number should 30 adopted
during the remainder Of the sestoni