New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-22

sases cans Banks and that other kinds may DC %
The subject Of b.,sss between pnti.. Capt. n.0, AZ
6sAs btst bisder seeks in equihoron 1n'
therefore ADD only ~h.e Il toe n
seI.s sr VII !. an 40 . S . p. BIZ
fy present upon this subject Atno'so men 70 W
shs~ se s.,ases Of the u.uere eeGs Of any gre
bepe6to the community in vhise be hss' a. and he
shople BE- sicty held to pound Of heh ~a sS5sr 10
drop OF blood l. poque.ton.ely ies m. -. he bt 90
Their epir o- upop this subject. aud veaa n9t 49,
mnp,r b,S olive. I, eli t6o.. desire 70 Obtain al
can 70, hi sp, ,.nse fo or oSsr~ surplus
70 ieDo honor.ss ard pure sv.n,.Ss which -.
ieS. have who are the should he sn.rdsd and "a. n
She are tie .Sy SeS The .;roos gain
empi.n.es n The human breast % heq,1nty d.coven.
=. =. Ss' Of oSssSo@ent and qos q.'nbe
~b.he /, udicious to e.'.e %asn iaL9 i' se bsnn
% h. se.dv sufficient prejudice between the rich
and poor gate sufficient ssf.,o tendency al the lower
o.S ip.atons prefers to b, Deuocr.'ie. Let up keep
seumuistDs the hands OF be firy dice oniass
smoDs the ioou"o1s aud the thrifty so' 50 hr 81.
- eroy far competence in this favoe1 No
vublie; shall strengthen IN everv w.y BY rvns
them the mesn. to obtain be.tor civil and religious
education
In accordance with order Of the Senate the toi-
lowing resolution, proposed by Mr. Goodwin came
Dp for consideration: ...
k,sorsd OF the Assembly oonegr That Tor the ps,t o
of oor Republican institutions and the due os'ervsnee 81
and order and Beprsssn t4tive. In
isS a. .hsll .reDd Isieu,e before
20 n yes dns that none but CITIZENS sns
. .lss, Of + the ssT Usised sts9 s ''''' "
M O. briegy alluded 10 the " whrlwind Of public
opinion which took bin up and sent hun 30 hurrediy
$50 the Senate Of the S,ste, bore evidence 10 the
courtesy he bsd received at the hands Of his fellow
Senate rs-in owery angus alluded 10 the "Amercan
movement" and warmly urged the aoopneu OF 'he
He. GOurQa slnWlyO n
crease of the tide Of emigration 70 ths country, the
great nsjority Of whom he claimed. were not compe-
tent TO properly exercise the elective franchise pV
leges within five years from the time Oh thsr laho'ns
He next alluded TO the fact Of there beog 200 Csh
c clergy men il the country. against q, 600 Protest
ants and argued that notwithstanding this great dis
rarity of numbers the comparison OF power between
4he two, could not sta1d moment ana was NOT 70 %
Thought of till the Proteetant clergy possessed the
Eame IL uence over their psriehioner that the Catho-
Tics cid MIR. G.. concluded at = b.
The resolution was laid on the table,
Tgy LEGISLATIVE VISIT TO NETWORK.
The PRESIDENT presented the resolutions sdopt-
ed nv the Board Of Ten Governors relative to the
difficulty on the Iflsnd on the 18th inst.
MIR. BISHOP thought that something should be
done by the Legislature 20 vindicste itself from the
CHARGE. pubc,y mace derog atory to its character in
connection with the late excursion. lie bad noticed
that those charges were not confined to one paper,
but were repeated and copied by many OF me mot
Yespt journa ais in the State. The TRIBUNE, the
Commercial AdUeTfiser, and many other
papers Of vice circulation, had published those
chars es and something should he done by the Legs
lature 10 give the IN the most emphatic retutatlon
The resolutions were referred TO Select Com
plttee.
OUR STATE MILITIA.
MIR. WHITNEY, from msj ority OF the Commit
tee TO whom was referred tho petitions and papers
relative TO amending the Militia LAWS OF the State,
Introduced the following bill; %.
OF the laws of 1914 hereby amended to Ieas as
Whenever number Of persoDs not lees tnan hirtytwo
thar hiy subject 20 mit. doy sns so'loIeeI "a
the manner scribed form uniioan company la
any retmens district in which there are not tea volunteer
sS%rSn: ss'Sy Of ss osmeot Within whose
bouncs reside by bn he shs, VIA the
sUD.:on Of such uni,orn company Commander nchief
who may tho Pyorffd that no von
ter ut. he hereafter organized or sustained
In hi. State least twothros OF the sons comp
ps th. same on making ssS apposUn are the 81
Of such company shall be by the persons mens ts
.eh .Iosna sSo .6,i state tht the said applicants
TO be organized az of militia 10 conformity WIN tne
nnte.r companies Of militia shall be filed in the Ohce of every
volunteer militia Of this State shall be citizen oil the oheo
SEC p This act shall lake effect immediately
THE CODE OF PROCEDURE
Mr. DANFORTH brought III a bill to amend Title
XIV of the Code Of Procedure by providing that all
.s in equity psndD before and on the hrs, Gay o,
which appeal been or shall be taken ns 90
Of The supreme Court 10 the Court Of Appeals uPoa
spy appeal that shah be taken to that Co1 upon
ne evidence OF law IN lice manner snc WIN
lie lie powers Jurisdiction Of such Appellate Courts
inch suits would been heard sncn appeals before
tbe passage cneP An Act to amend the Code oil
Procedure -
ATLANTIC. Av., BRoOHLYN
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. HUrCHiNS had leave to
introduce bill authorizing the Common Councu OF
Brooklyn TO widen and extend A1anuc gv., an9 10
widen Schuyler-st, in the City of Brooklyn, and to
,tify and confirm an agreement therein mentioned
between the said City and the Long Island Rsllroad
Company and the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad
Company cu;...
The Temperance bill was taken up IN Committee.
Mr. BROOKS moved an amendment 20 relieve the
District. Attorney of New-York OF the extra labor
thrown on him by this act. Defeated.
Mr. CLARK moved to strike out the sixth section,
relative TO search and seizure.
Mr. BROOKS reported bill incorporating an In
provence ut Company in New Grenada:
Mr.. WILLIAMS reported bill making an appro-
pristion for the New York Aric lltursl College.
Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
REPORTS.