New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.....WEDNEsDAY, April 1;

SENATE. .WEDSEsDAY, April 15 1857.
From Our % Own Reporter. A., .,uou;. ,,,;oh ,.
Mr.. BROOKS offered the following, which was
unanimously adopted
Resred That the thanks Of the Senate given TO the Hon
Henry seden ihs President , Of the ssnatS S the s6s 6
charge OF his responsible duties. -
Mr.. LEE-Apponting Messrs. Richardson and Brad
ford Committee to revise the Poor Laws. Agreed
to.
SPECIAL oRDER-LIcESsE.
The Senate considered the License bill as amended
by the Assembly.
Mr.. BROOKS moved that the Senate concur in the
amendments.
Mr.. CUYLER-What before being read
Mr.. LEE think this il going it blind. Laughter
The amendments were read.
Dir. SICKIES moved TO amend the report Of the
Committee. I.ort-3 TO n.
Mr.. G. p SMITH moved TO non-concur in the
amendment which had been stricken out by the As
stmbly, prohibiting family groceries from selling Ii
quors. Agreed tO-yeas IL, nays II, ~ follow:
YEAs-Mes.rs. Belnger Bradford Brisgs Cuyer Darling
Ferdon Hastesd Hochkiss, HUNTINGTON Paterson Ramsey
Rider P Smith, J A Smith, Towne, Uphsm U'hsr1l7 -.
NAYs-Messrs Brooks, Hale Hsrcourt. Kelly, Madden Nj
eho Noron. Richardson, sickles. Sweet Wadsworth-l
So the Senate non-cOncuTed in the amendment Of
the Assembly.
Mr. NICHOLS moved TO non-concur in the amend
ments Of the Assembly relative to the number Of spare
beds to be kept BY tavern-keeper Lost.
Mr. PATERSON moved to non cGncur in the amend
ment Of the Assembly to the 8)th section. Lost-l3
Ia 16.
Under motion TO non-concur in another amend
ment Of the Assembly,
Mr.. LEE said that the bill a. it went from the Som
ate perhaps the best digested License bill that
had ever been presented TO the Legislature But in
the other llou-e il was referred to a Committee, the
ChaiIman If whom, after amending it to his satisfac
tion voted against it, Now he felt Mt liberty to move
70 amend the report in every any Respect in order,
if possible, 10 restore the bill in its original form,
which was much more acceptable than the bin in IT.
present shape.
Mr.. MADDEN regarded that the two extremes
prohibition and free trade in iquor-were endeayOring
to cTush his bill
Mr.. CUYLER dsclaimed any such intention. lie
was desirous of amending the BILL and getting it in the
best shape II could be, if it was TO pass.
Other motions to non-cOncur were made and lost,
aud then he Senate concurred in the amendments of
the Assembly TO the BILL except the one relative to
family groceries selling liquors. Yeas 20, Nays9. Hs
follows:
YEAS-Messrs. BeIlinger Briggs Brooks ter5on, Hale
acouIt Kelly Madden Nchol. Noxon Petty Richardson
Smith Smith, sckles Spencer Sweet Phan 'heF'
W O. l-Wor'l-xn.
NAYS-Bradford Cuyler Darling Hotchkss Huntington.
Peterson Ramsey. Rider, Towne-a 49,
Mr.. BRIGGS moved 10 reconsider the vote which
none, Incurred In the amendment Of the Assembly to
the second section Agreed to- and the Senate con-
curred IN the amendment So the bill passed a. il
came from the Ass,mbly-Yeas ls Nays 10, as fol-
lows:
YgAs-Messrs relinEer Briggs Brook, Ferdon, Hale,
Iarourt Kelly Madden Nichols Noxon. Petty Richardson
A. 81 smith SicAlcs SpeIcer Sweet Uphan, Wadsworth-ls
NAYS-Mrssrs Bradford Cuyler Darling Hotchkss Hunt
,etor Paterson. Ramsey. Rider. Towne, Ush~s--l0.
The Senate concurred i'll the amendments to the
Staten Island Savings Bank bill.
Al-o, in the amendments ~ the Secondayenue Rail.
road bill.