New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
mnx be ccrsiIered that the Constitution hs. denied

NAV hs cocsiSered that TIE Constitution has denied
the tyo Houses power to compensate their Comm ttee
for such services and expenses, there Il. In myJdaSt
ept no room for the exercise Of discretion the par
Of the Executive 10 re at to matter where toe pro
visions Of the Constitution seem 80 clear and npera
tive. =
Havipg thus stated my objections to the sections oil
the bill cannot close this COMMUNICATION wihou. .A
pressre nv sincere regret thst the sums APPROPRIATED
by the bill which, In the aggregate amour " u.o.9
than 500 Geo. and ,ec'auy those ior -
benefcent objeois ~ell as for the VI
pnt Of the t,ies indie ,tedness, mus 10
ned boold the objections to the bill be sus'
Wonn q not be safer and wiser legislation TO dis
tngush aIo separate In inc iu'e, aut - aus
40 nauold ard distinct, rather than 70 group me 70,
-, IN one general and sweeping en sctnen,
TIE Legislature agree with me that the objec.
49,, 70 The bil are sustaoed by the Constitution
tiust may then rely wl'b niidence upoS toe readl-
.iast moment eff ctusl aud tu 'stantial support 30
sy,ry mritorioss ohjrci in the BILL which has be the
subject Of tbls o. m Iunication- JOHN A. KING.
= Mr. SHERMAN moved that the Governors message
be laid en- the table and made the special order for FRI
day morrip9 next.
Mr.. HOGEBOoM objected. The House faly un-
derstood the subject and he congratulated the Hon'e
and the State upon the rnaess OF the Governor wno
had thus returned this bill Of abominstions
Mr.. SCOTT deered TO proceed to the confederation
OF the bill forthwith.
Mr. SHERMAN wished particularly, 10 hsve the
gentleman from M0ntgO merry sl1 DdAeIJ pTcrcuL Ou
the discussion Of the Mesa ehe having before taken
q part in such discussion.
Mr. FOOT opposed delay. There were Just cla' ns
In the bin which should be Immediately acted upon
e Mr. LEAVENWORTH-lt woah be desirable to
have the gentleman referred to present, but II be be
waited for Others, equally interested, may bs absent
Mr.. HOGEBO IN opposed delay. The vote should
be taken al once that the subject could a. once go
before the committee for action that Just claims ngh
be acted upon. He particularly desired that in the fu
ture each species OF claims should De cassnel ana
put in repayate bills.
Mr. u. OWEN Offered from the Governor on the
single point made in his Message and should therefore
vote to pas the bill Notwithstanding the veto.
Mr. WAKEMAN would vote as be understood the
Constitution; and believing the Governors objections
not well founded, he would vote for the bill.
TIE 'evioos question was ordered, and the o6jec-
tons OF the Governor were sustaned and the bill was
lost-17 to Gas follows:
YEAs-Kesr. Allen, BsbOock. Campbell, Hspendins, Ho
stead Lucky Mooney B. Owen J. Owen, Peacock James
J. Reilly John J. Reilly, Roe schutt, sokney Tiffany, and
NAYS Messrs Ames Atwser J. s. Baker Barhylt, Beck.
WITH Bishop Boies Bouck Csdy Carpenter Capp
George Could Granger Hswes Hogebo Hyde Ingrahsm,
Irving b. r. johnson, Johnson, kstcbsn Kinney King,
Rbosdss Rose Scott S. Smith, w. NJ Smith Somervlls,
fpwnsend' T. Townstnd Van Allen Van Vslkenbar.h, var
mum, Whiting and Woos.er-65.
Mr.. FOOT Mr.. Speaker, have not language ade
quae to the expression OF my thanks 10 the Governor
for this message BY vetoing this Supply bill for the
reasons assigned, be has rendered invaluable
vice to tie people of this State and is eated TO the
profound gratitude His message should be read by
every voter Of this State offer the following resolu
ton:
Ror.c Qfhe Senate concu That 0cO copies of the
Governors vetOng the Supply bill be printed for the
use Of The Senate and Assembly and 500 copies the use Of
the Governor Preferred