New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

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O'Clock in the morning, if a; all before o-morov,
| is slight
ASSEMBLY-FRIpAY, Bpril Il, 1857.
| BILLS PASSED.
| To Found Wonan's Hospital in the City Of New
| York.
Relative to weight marks and tare on casks and
| packages.
To SECURE FREEDOM TO ALL PERsos, WITHIN
| Mr.. VARNUN moved 10 recommIt the bill to en-
body the amendments offered by the gentlemen from
| Columbia Mr.. Hcgebooml and from Herkimer Mr.
| Wooster.
Mr. Is. OWEN moved the Previous Question Lost
The SPEAKER hoped, in Difference to the vlews
of many member the House would allow the vote TO
be taken distinctly on the proposition Of the gentleman
from Herkimer Mr.. Wooster There were those who
wished 10 record their votes against Slavery in every
| form and shape This opportunity should be given
The vote then stated to be on the motion to
commit with Instructions 10 substitute Mr. Woosters
substitute embodied ~ the last evenings proceed
ngs with the addition Of the amendment offered By
Mr. Harpending adding the words without due pro-
cess Of law"
Mr. WOOSTER wished the vote on his proposition
without the addition.
The SPEAKER so wished also. He asked this pr-
vilege for himself as a favor.
Mr. B. OWEN was opposed TO this proposition, be-
cause, if the motion was affirmed, the whole thing
would be lost. His advice 10 hold 10 the original
bill-to do would be fatal. Ii would press the
Republican party into aboonsm.
Mr. JONES insisted that the first proposition TO be
voted upon the proposition OF the gentleman from
Herkimer.
Mr.. .IEAyFNwORTH would be willing to leave
the vote taken az proposed il it could be done with
out debate But, if il could not be- then he should
Immediately move the previous question.
The vote was then taken without Mr.. HsTpendings
addition and the proposition was lost-i2 10 - as fo
YEAs-Me..rs Abbott Adams. Anes, A,wser, 5 Baker
BIhyd Betw,h BeH Bishop B,oGs' cPR GaTs Ts
Nor P.s k s P LEVI" Fa Mfrfs,;S@ s
sSosse Ms,' smith Smith so2er1i- SPEAKER squire
TsIctt Tiffany. Townsend, Woo-ter-i2
Campbell, Csrpen,er Cox Grove Dickinson Dickson
Dixon. Ever, Foot, Funk Gould Grant Hol. HYDE
land Lyciey McFsrsnd Mahen. M.r.eresu. Miller Owen
Oven P9meroy. P5sndeTsa't RshmSad Roe koie
Suthersnd Tia Townsend Van Allen: Van vakenbursh,
yarnum Wekeman Ws.tervelt. Whitins-H ,
The question then ON the bill reported oy the
Joint Committee, and passed by the Committee OF
the Whole last evening. The bill was then PASSED
YEAs-Me.r. Abbott, Ad.m, AmG,, Atw.,sr J. S Baker
Gsase sSy Gead egr Hans. Hsrpeudns HoseboO
Hollis. Hosesd Hutchinson Hyde, nsraham, Irving B. r.
land Luciey Mcpherson Mesdc s j. Mott B. Owen, J. J.
Rs e R' RSc.s t9%sE %
W Smith, somsryils Spesser Spencer, squire StsPIe',
rss bsI.S TtSh. aS..r% a . an Ae
SAYsHMr.r. Allen, Bouci Bradford Campbell Csrpen.
II,
Evers Funk Glover Grant Hanord Jones KINNEY, Kiylen.
McFsand Mahen Mersrrau M!eI Mooney Mulsa9 ;ohn
land Thompson Townsend Vamum Westeryelt, hitting
Woods-3s.
Mr.. ABBOTT, being called, asked to be excused
from voting and said: Mr.. Speaker, very much re-
get the necessity of being compelled TO ask to be ex-
cused from voting upon question of this kind; but
Sir this bill in its present form, comes very Tar short
of what think bill securing freedom 10 all tne ci'c
zens of this State should deny the right of
any map to hold slaves in this State, under any pre-
tense whatever, aud | would be exceedingly well
pleased to see this Legislature pass law that would
cfectunlly put stop the execution of any Fugitive
Slave bill Sir deny the right authority of Con-
gress to pass any bill for the rendition OF fugves from
Slavery and therefore, deny the right or the duty OF
any person to execute or attempt 10 execute !. IN TINS
State. Mr.. Speaker, having expressedmy view. upon
this bill withdraw my request to be excused, and
vote in the affirmative.
Mr.. HUTCHINSON did not recognize the Untcd
States Constitution as recognizing Slavery, and did not
recognize the right Of any man to hold slave. He
should. however, vote tor the bil
| Mr. RAWSON. ON his name being called, said he
in favor of some such bill as thls but TINS Diii
was far short Of what he thought such bI should
be- He however, would vote for the law.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend the Revised Statutes concerning the
powers and duties of the Governor and to nix compen-
ation of officers in the Executive Department and to
make appropriations for necessary expenses therein
Lost, 40 TO IA.
Mr.. LEAVENWORTH moved reconsideration,
l and that that Law the table. Carrleu'
In relation to the election of certain JUDICIAL ohcers
| in the City and County of New-fork
| Mr.. PERRY, on a Ieston OF privilege, called at
tenon 10 an article in the local column OF Ihe EreR-
ing Jonai which alluded to an outrage peLpetr@atsa @
| at Congress Hall on negro boy "by Member from
| the City of New-York, and by Member from a
northern county. He from !" northern county,
and he had not been guilty OF any such dlsyraceiui
ern county who had been. The writer OF the article
should be- required to give the names OF the members
| Mr.. j. ID. DIXON was from New-fork, but he did
| not board at Congress Hall. .
| Mr. SCOTT believed that no member from any
| northern county boarded at Congress HAIL
| Mr. GRANGER supposed members ir1m northern
| counties sometimes stopped at Congress haI; NJ.
| Mr. ROBERTS was from New-fork, and he didn't
| board at Congress Hall.
| The question dropped.
The House concurred in the Senate amendments 10
| the New-York City Hall Commissioner bill
| Also to the Buffalo Charter bill.
| Mr. POMEROY sent up the following to be read oy
| the Clerk: - -r,e
At monesan arose to que'9n passed by the
Legislature As President Of the Adermaac Uoase 49, s
& ad EeT Albany on r, ss sna VILLAGES There vas member
Of that Committee who had word 20 say IN aNor 9l u"
es.atue he said You know Gu5 party ySuns ~ Ts
have nothing to expect from the te-ai Sii 49, ,on,
"a. do not Ak. some openings for own ffieIis N your
county We csnnot do snyhins friends; He had pre-
senied the reported Charter OF the Aldeme" % v 10, not
receive III. courtesy Of having i opened Inefe "S NOT
man hrr who could not be bought aud sot like cattle IN ne
market and h. wished 10 protest against their action
Mr. POMEROY said so far az the statements OF
this New-York Alderman was eoncerned the pro
prieties OF his position as member oi lne hes'''n 10
ure forbade him to say more than 'hat ,hey "e' c
trely fal.e If. however, he Mr. r. had stood face
| face with him when he made those statements, ne
would have told him that he lied Every statemen,
made is false Two-;hirds Of the Charter Pa'seI "a
,aken from the Charter which it is alleged the Com
@tte ahsn S had ns opened and all the statements IN
gsrd 10 rarnart made by him Mr.. p were ~ false
| . 81; raoard D., the alleged marketable ch6rac-