New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-04
r Mr. BOYNTON, relative 10 Assessment Of highway
tsIee in EsseI Co.
Mr. WELLS, by copsent brought IN . bin for IL
relief Of hestn. Wing Taylor, confirming title 70

mr. WILLS, Nv eopsenk bfougnt ID ON TOT -
relief Of Near. Wing Taylor, confirming title 70
land.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. WEED, relative TO distractions on 81 Clair
Flat, ard recommending Congressman 10 Obtain
passage Of law for improvement Ordered printed.
Mr. GATES moved q concurrent resolution diret-
ing the Attorney ener. 10 take certain seton N re-
gard 70 the Lemmsn slave case. Laid over.
M c. c. LEIGH moved concurrent resolution
tia the l. ei.aiure adjourn .ise (H on the let March
next. LsiG over
Nj WAGER moved the procuring OF 3,OOs copie.
Of diagrams Of Chamber. Carried.
sEIECrIos OF CH.PLsISs.
M C. c. LEIGH called vp the resolutions invt
ing eierg,nen TO open dsily sessions with prayer
which OF follows:
R<o.sd That th. cl.rymea Of the v.ou. dissemination.
ID. Booze With prayer.
Tie r,solution was taken up, when NJ. 5. B.
COLE offered the following substitute
R,'o,ed That n. selection Of the Ctsp ~, be len 70 the
M WATERBURY, and Mr.. MUNDY objected 10
the smer dn-nt departure from the u-usi course
Mr. U kEEFE had the highest confidence IN the
presiding officer 81 this Home, but his theological
iceas might not correspond with ,hose Of eseh me m
Der. He would rather adopt the usual course. he
knew OF object, unless i: wa unworthy one
and If go i. should be looked down upon With con-
tempt.
TIE question Wa. taken, and the amendment. was
adopted BY the folloWibg vote:
Bsrrstr Blessing Bd.nbeek-r sru.a. sues ley. Bushnell.
Campbell, Ch.Jin Chester, cocks Cole, Cole Con.
roei Covey. Dsvy Esnes ferdOn Cares 9oddod Hesdey
Iy,s: jim H.Snc !Ohs.oa L.%ps L,s :, Lev %. s
Pane d Palmer y W Palmer Peek Penpoyer Petty PIaft,
R,yHerd RisienOu, Rheee Rhoess. Ros,nscp seho,eI'
Ty b. s T1Isan. TsrH p.u STE Een wsse'
Well. hsIlon, A g. Williams q. d. Williams W.ner'
sxYs-Ss~r. Allen B.ier. Blsi..ee. Bl.tshford Case,
Churchill c"t GoIssI s..d'"I Ds,sHS. 4ha' r Uop'
Ss.on Ger HI ha, T. B. }GsS Ia k1a$ aso KEPT o;I
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s' ss. ssS.D Sr;%osr Vs. s@1 w Saw W.s stsa
Mr.. C. LEIGH moved 10 strike out al after the
werd resolved and insert as fclloss:
men hi. CIT, ',isiou. DENOMINATIONS their
open Rouse with without regard to 'heH iAeo
Mr.. COLE regretted tina, there was disposition to
dictate to the Iesker il thls matter.
/ Tie vote was tax en- ana lost, 81 to Il.
! Mr. AlTklN offered the following substitute
RG That the Speaker invite from day to day CLERGY.
fron The various religion: determinations to open tbs
/ Hr. SEYMOUR moved TO amend by substituting:
That the Speaker be instructed to invite elsrsyn.n Ct the
Mr.. MUSDY moved tina: the whole subject lie on
the table Lost.
Mr.. sEYMOURS amendment WAS lost
Mr.. ATKINS Amendment was lost.
Mr.. NUNDY moved a poetponement OF the SUD-
ice. 10 SUNDAY morning next Lost.
Mr. OKEEFE would like 10 know what was meant
by this resolution He confessed he knew nothing OF
the movement. II gentlemen wanted any particular
depomiu alton excluded from the constitutional PRIV
Jeces in this State and Notion, he wanted TO know
which il was. He wanted these gentlemen to come
out OF th.ir secret holes, and IN manly manner an
nounce their intentions. II it was intended TO ex-
cuce any particular denomination, say 1t, ana he
rosld discuss the question with them. He could not
talk TO point which was kept from view, and 81
which be bDew nothing.
Mr. HULL moved an amendment tsat to.morro~
AZ clock this House will proceed 10 elect Chap
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with prayer
Mr. BAKER hoped the amendment would not be
be adopted. lie had 10 coubt there were IN this
House members of the various denominations, and II
WAS cue as a matter of common courtesy that they
should occasionally hear men OF their own way OF
thinking Ii had been the uniform practice for years,
snd be hoped in this 10th century no such proscrp'
ton would obtain a footing. tie was aware tnat
members Of different denominations preferred their
own churches; but here We are mixed body, and II
was fundamental right and had been Tor years such,
thai e,ch and ali bould be grated in this particular
Mr.. A. G.. WILLIAMS moved the previous ques'
tiou-on Mr.. Coles revolution giving the Speaker the
dLcretiOD.
The previous question was ordered. Ayes Sc, Nays
40.
The resolutios of Mr. COLE was then adopted.
The revolution offered by MIR sll lEoANi yes
terdsy, providing for Committee to proceed to Ne"
York ard other cities 10 investigate the procedure OF
GRIMM al Courts, was called up and adopted
Mr.. VAN ETIEN called up the resolution, offered
yesterday, appointing Thos Il Osborne, Superin,,
tendent Of the Assembly Chamber. lie then moved
to strike out the Of Osborne and insert that OF
Nathaniel Curtis
Mr. HULL moved to lay on the table. Lost.
The resolution amended moved, and
adopted, appointing Mr.. Curtis TO the office.
Mr. 81 EBBINS moved that the House resolve it.
self iiseb into Committee Of the Whole the Gov
enOr's Message. Carried and
MIR. LII took the Chair.
Mr. LEIGH moved TO refer such portions Of the
Message related 10 the reformation OF conyicts TO .
select committee of three.
On notion Of Mr.. kHODA, the Committee WAS
made TO number FIVE, and the motion agreed to.
The Committee then rose, aud the House adj burned
10 II A. NJ, &c. borrow.