New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-08
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

From Our Own Reporter
SENATE. ALBANY, April 6-iPx
REPORTS.
Mr.. BROOKS-TO authorize he City of Brook IN
10 rafe OF ey 10 pay existing biies for local i'm
p,ov,Dsu's in tie late Village of Wliamsourgh.
Third II 1d'pR.
MIR BROOKS-To amend the Brook yn C1nsolida-
tion sct. Third reading
SPECIAL ORDER TRINITY CHURCH.
The Sepae N COMMITTEES of the Whole Mr.. OAR
LING in the Chair consioeIed the bill TO amesd the
charter Of Trinity Church.
After debate by Messrs. SlCKLES, BROOKS,
KELLY ard MaDDEN-tbe latter repudisting he
rsa sdvsLced by Senator cElss, that the Repu
PATTY were in favor of spostion of church property
sry other and that 1t I'll became that Senator the
representative Of partS who we're graspiog for the
hjetest Jewel IN the Spanish Crown, TO charge any
paiiy-hId especially the Republic ~ par:y-sith az
att up. ct spoiiatiUn. He went Oh 20 cay that the Re-
Tnbi cen party not on'y opposed to disturbing
vesed iights but did not recognize holding properly
il rnsr He opposed it here he opposed Il every where.
The question wss taken on the adoption Of the sab
stitu'e ti,ied by Mr.. Brooks and 1t ptevaled-lS to
s-Dc the bill rs anen ded Tss reported 10 the senate
The question being on agreeing to the report OF the
Ccumiites,
Nj. SlCKLES moved to lay the question on the
tstIe. Losr-l2 TO Is.
MIR. MAIDEN moved to postpone the motion indef-
ipt.ly. Los'--l4 70 IL.
Mr.. MADDEN moved an adjournment. Los.-ll
TO 10.
Tee question berg on agreeing With the Committee
in tier report it agreed TO- and the Dill ordered
10 p third Iendipg-Y-ss 20, Nays ii.
Mr. MADDEN moved that the final question on the
biz tie rsktn Tomorrow, at IL u. In. Let.
A nonD % adjourn WA lOst
Mir SPENCER moved that the bill now have its
third aiding. Agreed to-Yeas %, Nays 3; aud the
bill Rad its third reading and passed-Yeas ~
Nays u.
Mr. RICHARDSON'S name being called, he de-
sired 10 ray word by say Of reason for the votes he
had given sno now intended TO give on this important
questlon TIE reluctance he bad msnfss ed in voting
upon the morton TO report the bill to the Senate, arose
from the fact that there feature IN the bill he
cd Lot spprOve BY the second and third sections tbs
Legislature assumes to give directions to religi)us
corporst 10 the MANAGEMENT of its poraties
Yet being fully coDv of the ipusfice OF the sc
of 1914 and believing that the c0nnscatng aHd dis
Fl al cbispg policy conceived by Trinity In 1872 and
ccuspnuated in 1871 to be maDife.ty wrong aud dn'
iust be felt compelled by OF ouy to vote az hs
hsc and shall that in manner the Legislature OF
the State might redeem tself from the dsgacefnl act
of that year Although this bill did not meet his views
as vel that reported by the COMMITTEE yet It CID In
come measure make atCnereDt for the act OF 1874 de
voted yes. ,
Mr. T. p. SMITH name having been called, said
be bad been absent all day having been delayed By a
detention OF the care. The subject had been one OF
ctnsoersDe Anxiety TO him. He had hoped mat toe
bill sfer beng r. ported 10 the Senate would have
bee laid asioe until to morrow, but ioasmueh as MS
vote would apparently make no material dltsfeace Ia
the result he asked to &c excused from voting. Not
excused, voted aye.