New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-30
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
fron Our Own Reporter.
| SEN lTEALBAhr Mach % 1851.

wbsrvee iE ker York City, betsesn PIERS Noe a."
TO- Eat Riyey ReoODmitteo 10 rel port coup ets.
BY DR.. USHER-Resiing 70 the prsoha'e G. sup
plies for the support Of the poor in kisgs Coaoy
BY Mr.. C. Z. SMITH-To incorporate the RACINE
Dock Company.
Mr. SPENCER had consent TO present tie petit IN OF
thirteen mt mbers Ct Assembly from New 1ViA Wy,
be bead upon the Eew-YoTk Charter on:
MIR KELLY trusted tina. the bill wouo % reefreo
to the nspdins Committee on Cites sn a. s,4ages; anu
the confederation Of the bill AID that be referred -
the regular standing Confnifee'
The petition was read
Mr. rPEAM stated hat he had beeR member Of
he Legislature for eig.t yes, aud that this vae the
frst tire that he bad known Of such processing 70
Kill bill which has passed The BODY OF which they
were n en- bers. lie CHARACTERIZED the petition Of toe
honorable seem oily most extraordinary, The
reference Of TIE bill bao been made as bad been mary
others during TIRE present session. II tie bill was
party measuis-ani be wee inclined to think tie Pc
ttoneis considered it 10 be so-it. friends had perfect
tight to place Il IN 6 committee Of friends
Mr. LEES own PERSONAL feelings would be L, send
the bill to The COMMITTEE on Cities aud Villages, but
when members Of Coordinate branch OF the Lefis.s
ture appear here and state opposed to the
bill ard desire its reference TO another COMMITTEE be-
cause they are opposed TO It, he should By LIS ecuoa
leave The bill where II now was.
Mr. KELLY regarded that il might made right then
the reference wss DO doubt correct.
Mr. RAMSEY unoerstood that the BIZ had been fully
stances of lie thorough examination and dscuseion and
perfection there be erded the reference correct
Mr. UPHAN stated that the Committee Of the other
Heuse had had over Thirty public meetings on this bill
at which the members from the City Of New-fO rk hsc
been invited.
Mr. BROOKS had not known of the petition until it
was presented. He had TO say that during tue four
years be hao been member OF tbs BODY tnn as the
first tire Il at act bad been pepetrstec simlN to
this In regard to any bill So much Of the Governors
Message az relates TO cities and vsges had been re-
ftned to the Committee Of which he vas chauu IN.
TIE action Of the b,dy was mat the CHAIRMAN Oh toe
tive to cities su6 Villages outside Of The City Of New
Yorka city which be had the honor In part to repre-.
sept-but sn unfit for bill relating to that city.
Mr.. UPHAM rsised The question that the motion
vas not in order Il being a similar motion a. that de-
cded yesterday.
The PRESIDENT decided that the motion was in
order embracing new subject the reference, also,
Of the IL mortal from the Assembly.
Mr. RIDER moved to lay the whole subject on the
table. Lost, to 10.
The que son being on referring the New York Char
lagos, together with the petition presented by the
Members of Assembly of New-Y0rk,
Mr.. MADDEN regarded the motion out OF order
the mottn vas made yesterday; it was lost, as was
also motion TO ,econ sioer.
Mr.. c. p SMITH called for a division Of the quea-
ton He was not opposing the reference Of the bill,
but be cid not wsb intend 10 encourage the prac
tee of entertaining memorial from members OF the
The PRESIDENT decided the motion divisble, and
tie question pending was On laying the memorial on
the table.
Mr. RICHARDSON called attention to the petition.
Ii wac very respectful 10 lie language Nproceeds to
say that such sn outrage-refenipg to its reference
t wes Fever known 10 be perpetrsted before on the
Representatives of particular locality"
The motion not being debateabe,
The question was put on laying the petition on the
table, and carried.
TIE question being on the motion to refer the bill to
the Committee on Cities ana Villages, the discussion
wac further COMMUNICATING
Mr.. RAMSAY regarded it due to the Seua'ors who
had voted for the reference to the Committee OF the
Whole that an explanation be made that thelt action
be moi nisu1 dersocd 1t had been claimed thu the
&C urse was unusual. II was not so. de well reco-
lected several n,snces where important bills had been
referred in similsr manner II was well known 10
the Sci ator from the VI that this was not intenced as
an act of osrptct toward him. 1t was not 30 thought
Mr.. RICHARDSON remarked that there was no
,eason n tie world why this bill should be taken II )m
The Committee OF the Whole ard referred to the sand
ing Committee-there had Dot, at least subs aruye
reason been given. The were merely t9ncitrl;
and bsrsly srncunted to pleasing somebody Procras
tipston IN this az In the prOverb. might be dan
perous II ceeiied TO kill the BIZ, let the oppo
6ents cone up rsnfully and fight it in Committee of
the Whole the proper battle ground and not seek the
shelter afforded by q Stsnding Committee.
MIR. NOXON moved 10 amend by adding for the
Of New-Yoik" He held that On all bills that came
before this body it for the Senate to say to wha!
Committee they should be refered-whether TO a
S,snOng Committee CT TO the Committee OF the hole
No Sersfor should be sensitive on this point lie did
not in voting TO refer the bill TO the Committee Of the
Whole intend the least Gifrespect towards the honor
able Chairman of TIE Committee 1t was enough for
him to know that there were parties from that city who
desired hearing II regard to this bill. IL was 40
dave practice .orefer back bills that parties hsve
Mr. NOXON now moved that the vote ordering to
TIE Committee of the Whole the New York Charter
BILL and that for the purpose Of heayog parties from
the City Of New:ioik ard that 1t DO referred 70 'oe
Tie motion was agreed to-Ayes IA, Noes 9, as fol
lows:
AYEs-M.s.rs Briggs Darling FsrdOn Hale Hatch. Hotch
Smith, spt ncer W.d.wo,th-l4
kOES-Messrs. Hslsed. Huntington Madden, Ramsey
Richardson, Rieer, Towne, Upham, Usher-9
TRINITY CHURCH.
TIE Senate in Con mittee Ct the Whole, Mr.. DARL
ING in the Chair, considered the bill to amend the
charter Of Trinity Church.
MIR. WADSW ORTIZ resumed the discussion against
the repesl Of The &C. Of 1884, and having concluded
MIR. BROOKS moved substitute for the bill, pro
v6pg il five sections for the election OF ten Vesymer
and ore Warden by Trinity Church and its Chapels
ard for ike run Der by the other Protestant Episco
pal Churches in the City Of York-the twenty 70
thus elected lin manner provided for In the bill to
have the regulation and distribution OF the property
belonging TO the lnhaOne Lts III cOuuuncn Hltn Tue
PrCtesont Episcopal Church. Other sections OF the
bill provide FOR the entire administration of the Trinity
Church properly, proper, and the property Of the
Cbspes belonging TO the same, TO Trinity Corporation
II s6o provides fund for the maintenance Of Trinity
Church and its Chapes for the observance OF any Of
the properly attached to the same, and ample provision
for the Of the existing debt of Trinity Corpora
ton.
Mr.. NOXON cid not care how the end was attained
org as the original corporations were restored Their
rights.
The debate was continued BY Messrs. WADS-
WORTH arc NOXON, when prjgress reported
en- tie bi spo il made the special order tor Tues
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