New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17


Only .vo principles enter Is-Ze'y ia.o Z. Thss'
rorn e. basis AMI perry see ~ entire frsus-rork
They srs, trsi, prot itf0a, with lis aIceptions 40
second elrrt. With IL pendants -izlre, forfeiture
40 destrucu,n Iless embodied. AID So else ID il4
BIZ d mere Gttoil 10 arranged d. . form s.n2
ard erect Iisn 10Y carr. ing them out
The o.dinsry Hcces % procedure are made spp',cs-
.e g. - extent they can be consistently with "a :
ictFo q s'u at summary pfoce-e ~. Two pro-
,e.s.f aafhorzeoer@ for tie srr-.t Of soy ner-
cen g-'ng tte aci. and The other fr searching for
rid 81 ely lle Ior E-Tt m violation Of suy POO
tI-I,r 81 feoi N.itler can issre EXCEPT upon Dsfh
ts'f| I'D probable Csus--the same required IN
OIL other tilnlla cases ~ TIE bass f1r is-ung wT
rants, he Clrcuton OF thee processes Il The same
o. in other @ rlnal ce-es. The pfrs arrested and
property seized are brought into Count. sui trsl
teIeupon y had. differing u no respect rom the or.
ciIsTy MODE e1ccyt the preliminary eXamin alton Is
waived, ether party having night - adjournment
I Tor reasonable TN 10 prepare Tor trIh. II a tral
Nv jury j. de-ired II nlst be cemanied the tine
~ joining issue Aits- triai appesl may BE- taken
o. the same tribunal IC Substantially the same
rtr and Conducted a. no~ provided The domicil OF
q ciTtn ciuIot, by tie Provisions OF the bill, be
search. D. until after regular trial and conviction,
arc thea MY for tie perO- Of year thereafter.
Your Con nt,ee lsve now briefly described the
ertrc prOcee iucs authorized bs the bill except few
COLLATERAL prov sion- Introduced aid In detecting
v.ostiors ard 20 enforce the penalties imposed. the
rtmaiDcers devoted 90 defining the duties ana fixing
TIE fees of officers.
Your Committee have deemed such a. snslysis of
the bin necessary in view # he idea tns has %.
tsueo tbsl siniisr hf have been ana this probably
would BE- based u10b rev and unjust principles, in
the lar kuHge Of ore "Subverive Of every principle
# The common iss, sId repayment % the moral
and religious sentiments Of the community
careful eIsuRstion vii reac convince the unbiased
d at these a-e the merest vsgares Of distorted
fsucy; that the bill simply spples old principles %
new Iurposs and, in the judgment Of your Commit
IT, ver- iautable one. Nor all II be- found up9n
a critical examination ihst there y anything very
.tlaI g. ~ frmaOus in the mode adcfted for tue
carr, I- out OF thee principles, in those points of
dftr-Tc c., between the manDer herein provided aud
4 ordinary ore. These difference ara mostly
% lawn from summary proceedings now known 10 tue
law. bot III q modified form. les sriuge nt aud
we're. Ia every instance the aim has been 10 make
the oicne mild IS possible. s. that It cnly has
power enough e. cure the disease
Your Committee are confident that but for the
amount Of interest involved, which despondingy
hopes 10 evade the law, oud fam would induce the
Introduction or leaving ont Of some provision by
which door o. escape might he opened, slch OIL
poud uass without opposition. and be acIulesced IN
with ple asure But interest gangrsned by sysrics,
has in too many instances welded the letters OF
se6shness that 20 break them asunder requires
son ehrg than the soft accents Of persuasion,
or the gentle voice Of entrea'y
sapeuiue in the belief that this great work viii,
sooner or later be cousummated, that the people in
their sovereignty, have decreed H. your COMMITTEES
lCck forward TO the time when this Sise shau pre-
,ert 10 be- sister States and 20 the world the sub
lime spectacle II people curling their morbd dp-
1ttes conqurtag their giG0t rlccs, imm0dttHg their
a,fsiness upon the altar Of the public good, not az
tue MAJ date OF a non0rch, but under the sway OF
steAGcted iars at tie behesfs OF an eratef rir'ue
And Is the stepping.stone to such a moral Gtttude
they respectfully present the following BILL aud re-
oOumcIG ne passage.
JOHN ". sTEsBIYs,
CHAs c LEIGH
Mil iAHfEirp Conmi,iss.
NJ AAsIERS,
c. ?. JOHNSON.
Tie bib is but slightly different from that pub
nshed in THE TRIBUNE of Saturday II il explicitly
stated that liquors may be kept in a church plsce
Of worship fer sacramenta purposes. OF the NAM
Der Of persons applying for the privilege Of liquor
selling for legal purposes, the selection sha be made
within one week after applica ion shall have been
made. The bonds which the selected party must
give ere increased TO 81 GOO and he shall not suffer
any liquor cold by him to be usetupon the premises
where it i. sold. The time for fling tne list of sales
of each month is extended from five to fifteen days
Officers on selling liquors are bound TO give to the
owner written description, not only of the liquor
but OF the vessels containing it. TIE amount OF
bonds t. be given by the defendant, in case Of up
neal bv him. II f1od al $500. Whenever any person
shall be convicted Of any crime under thisa the
penalty of which lie imprisonment be hall be com
iuitied 70 The county ai. without its liberties. Be
SIDES these there sre lev uniMpoItant Yeroal aver
a;ions
Tie minority of the Committee conclude their re-
port as follows:
Tie laws now on the statute book, If enforced
would ~ q great extent, DO away with the more pub
lc &, ia OF JLtemper6nCe. They are not enforced
Iley might perhaps, be jUd,ciously strengthened ~
Itw FRAGMENTS. The undersigned believe that bill
could be framed which would met the eXigencies
OF the case and yet not be obnoxious TO the obec-
tors Itch arise against the majority bill. The law
uiell isCicously punish orunkards. IL might pro-
/ bii Il sale If LIQUORS 10 minors AMI women. IL
might dtfne what is a common drunkard, and forbid
tie sat u LIQUOR 10 him. /, might impose penalties
upon the viiiaion Of liquor BY adaiieration or the
use Of drugs or any unknown n gradients, or IN the
manufacture l. MI h' restrict d number sud man.
Ter In which liquor shall be sold % be drank On the
IIemises al The seller.
The undersi.ne ask leave 10 bring in bill with
s.hsSty w Bi, MTEEN.
CEO. A. sEARlNG
Mr. OKEEFE, understanding that the minority
ssle tine TO draw up bill moved that b)tn reports
lie over Loot.
Mr. O'KEEFE then Objected to the second
reading.
Nj GLEASON moved the printing Of extra copies
Of 10th reports.
Mr. SEYMOUR sa-e similar motion Both mo-
toIs were referred.
Nj LEIGH moved that the oil oi the m40'ty De
made ~. grecal order for Tuesday next Not IN or
Ger the bill not having had its second reading.
NJ LEIGH moved the second reading at this time.
Nj MUNDY moved 70 postpone the reading OF The
bill Indefinitely. Lost
Mr.. RHODES hoped there would be no pressing IN
tlis after AZ this time There was evidently ma
iority here 10 favor Of the bill He trusted hat the
friends Of OF the bill woud ogree 20 postpone i's read
~ - "a rsvs vere called on the motion %