New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

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~ Interrogation The paNiis shogli i'>Dr ninA,s
1etvetn lesiumsia saving banks All psclunss
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n.rt re. M rsst ore fha, r.ud be- pa. ',-ts co. N.
nv--ii-s'on. u 80 necss-'ry % fg-;e, o.. "a se
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~ BLATcHFOBD s'n.-ed tas necessity ~
-ii. Iv..'--tor. tl' 70 ~as MT 49, a
-b-u.i- 30 rsi-- -ge.-.i. committee LIZ - - -
re- .t4ri.r- Conn -'e- % 8,rss whoa c1 nlt.'e
.or.r investigate ;he ms'.er -l.h,d' exciting ,.t-
-i.f ~ sI.~lr.
~ T"AVS w., in f-vor % r-ferrin- ''e mt'isrto
it4 .tsni.u. C'mm~ee % Bsuk' H va 'op."et
o rsi-inr -l., Al Committee. ipr every u@F "a ols't
The gl.-'ior AIKEN IN The -dopT'n ~ ths -ss'-
D'ior snd Seciled in 81. r~ga'ivs-i' - -.
Mr. HULI-Tbai fhe, Com Mites On .rss inq1-a
10 10 re cort'tor - >ivites BrlS' snH s''er'Nn
NJ ;. Il. COLE called Ip the respla,ion directing
IL pc'fase % documents - be PAID, aat moved -
adoption. Car -.
Nj GLEASON called up Tho ioin- -e.o'ctio- -
fr-r',h the standing COMMITTEES. with ,5p-- of TIA
Revised statutes Shich s-e 20 ne d,p,.i ed In Tue
l. .h-6rv - ths e. iou0.ment.
Nr RHODE thought L equally import n, ,hA.
u :. er' CrUnttee. -houli be- iurn' he with COME,
f thes4s statutes. Their labor, wou'f reQG.-s their
use perhaps much e, ;Aoee Of The Sanding Com
Nittts
NJ AIKEN thodsb the propo'i'iou va oxt.sv'.
CANT ard uus-e. LIT y-sr ~ copies were 0-i@r-d
70 he placed in the LoIary sad shey we've enough 70:
al pisc,irs purposes.
" RHODES q owed "a smenl By s1pplying each
uemter 'h C py 70 b need during t5' ,e's r. &C.
Nr MUNDY h07ed he se-olutlon would hs amend
ed ard adopted /, hei. he understood been cu'ton
sry md he could see the necessity Of the member,
having copies Of these books.
NJ PETTY Mss 4 favor Of ca, member having
copy Of II j. book II EOu.d facilitate then u,eans of
perform inc their lahors
Mr.. LAMPORT was opposed TO the proposition. II
bed teen the practice, ne thought 10 oeaef TO get
va" ~ ,r,',cr-,ps,N ..f g.. i,- 3D., -...f -, 40,
Mr. RHODES explained that it was not proposed
to carry home TIA books, but TO deposit t1om IN the
library.
Mr.. q KEEFE. A. an old member falt csle! upon
TO Yield his appreciation 70 tie proposition m kde for
the benefit OF The fu members OF .te House.
IT, former wears II VA ti- psctie 10 procure these
books and Re asked why should we nos depart To
this v,ry wholesome practice Once got ~ of the
Cor stirurional objection. and It easy enough 20
mount Other compuuc ions. He could soc good res-
cons why the youthful members should have access
Ia there books and he hoped It would be gran'et.
Ny. EMANS favored the proposition. Hs looked
uIon il as & proposition 70 furnish members with
brains sud tools hId implements TO work with.
Mr HUI l. suggested whether the Controller wond
nav for the Books after they were purchased II he
was not much mis'aSen that officer mad on former
occasion. reused 10 pay.
Mr.. MCLAUGHLIN moved a. r substitute that
such members q have not before received these
books he furnished with thee books for thero use
I. u
ton. to furnish STANDING Committees with. copies.
Nr. BLATCHFORD felt che necessity for these
books and was not particular whether they be gwen
70 members or be placed in the Library.
Mr. /. b JOHNSON was opposed on the ground
cf economy TIE State was not m condition 10 pay
cut over thosand dollars for thu purpose. II Vas
in debt and there every reason for stopping such
leakages As Ills.
Mr.. AITKEN was surprised 70 sac the Chairman
Of the WAYS and Means Committee Vi. Biitrhiord)
in favor Of this proposition when there Nas 80 mucu
necessity for economy.
The Amendment to give the books "a member not
here toicre receiving them, vas voted down.
Mr RHODES ) amendment TO furnish al members
with copies for use during the session was lost.
Mr. AITKFN moved An amendment thai the bp0Fs
at close of session be deposed Ia The Library. Ac'
Mr.A. G. WILLIAMS moved substitute, ths.
the Clerk furnish each of the Standisg Commit
tees With copy ard that % copies extra be pro- ured
for general use-All which 10 be deposited ~ the
Library. .
The previous question tber Was ordered MIR.
Gleason motion Wi'h Mr. Aitsens anc ndment, and
tie House agreed 70 H. Ayes, 20; Noes 10.
Mr. RHODES moved thst when an amendment
was made 10 q Committee Of the Whole, the bill be
printed Re amended before inrl action Llid over.
Mr. MAY called up the resolution for reference
OF the papers relative to the erection OF Ae County OF
CaBisieo. Agreed 10.
lIr STUYYESANT called up his joint res'lI'ioD
Tor Con m:tee OF i've 10 visit the criminal Courts
and Institutions in NeH-fork 10 ascertain II aay
further legislation is necessary 1r the punish pen and
Iseyeition Of crime and protection OF crlmotl..
Mr.. RHODES moved 70 include tho City II BROOK
lyn sad that the Committee report "a the next Legs
lature
Mr. LEIGH wss opposed 10 the appointment OF
this Committee. Il Il vas sought 10 make an expo
sure or correction Of abuses the citizens could do the
work To- mseiyes.
Mr. STUYFE>ANT explained the necessity FOR
the e-figatcp, aud gave cunt a. hos loosely
they were managed IN Il AZ city.
Mr. BAKER moved to add, provided the said
Conn iftee receive 10 pay for their services
Mr.. SGUYNESANT accepted this amendment. AMI
he ..soGton was adopted.
GESERAL ORDERS.
Mr. O'KFEFE in the Chair, the Committee took
up tie Lii to prevent the removal OF stone, wood,
timber or bark from the On0ndsgs Indian Resorya-
ton The bill was reported 10 the House. and ore
Gerfd "a third reading.
Adjourned 10 n 4. II. tomorrow.