New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15
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SENATE. ALBANY, April II, 1859.
The NewYork Tax bill. motion OF Sir. MA
| THEIR, WAS referred to the York delegation.
Mr.. NOXON reported the three Ncw'fork Railroad
Mr.. W. A WHEELER moved to lay the report on
the Seventh Avenue bill on the table. Carried by 10
to To- the President casting MS vote IN the affirmative
Messrs Boardnsn and DOherty were absent.
This vote is looked on as favorable to the BILL the
two sbsentees and one voting on the affirmative oeng
friendly TO the bill. -
MIR. w A. WHEELER also moved 70 lay the our
teepth street and Avenue ID bills on the table. Lost
Mr.. NOXON moved forward the Grand street,
Brooklyn Railroad BILL Lost.
Mr.. JOHNSON moved to recommt the bill with
instructions to restore the names OF tne corpofaIofs
stricken out. Carried.
Mr. SPINOLA moved reconsideration Lost.
Mr.. w. A. WHEELER moved TO lay on the table
the report of the Committee on the Ninth Avenue
Railroad bill. Carried. go
The Senate receded from the amendments to the bill
giving Notaries Public the power of Commissioners OF
Deeds and the bill passed as it passed the Assembly
Mr.. LAMONT presented the minority report In Ia
yor of the Assembly Personal Liberty BILL
Mr.. SLOAN, on question OF privilege, stated tnat
the Quarantine bill had been cent TO the Select Com
mittee in the Assembly after the House had non-con,
CURED in the amendments OF the Senate. tie deemed
this designed TO Kill the bill most important to his
constituents. :,
MIR. OWEN said that the parliamentary proceeding
was TO return the bill to the Senate after nou-coneur
renee of the House. He moved thst Committee
might wait on the Assembly with the request OF an
explanation. Laid over
Mr. LAMONT, from the Select Committee, pre-
sented written report the bill 10 establish az To-
surapce Department. The Committee eXonerate the
Controller from the charges made against him IN the
Assembly. They recommend the passage OF the ollI
amended so as TO take effect January, 1900 The Re
port states the Controller approved Of the bi Win
this amendment.
Mr. NOXON reported favorsbly the bill TO alter ana
amend the New-York Charter.
Mr. MATHER presented the minority report, de-
signaling the bill act TO take violent possession
of the Government of the City Of Newfork, TO tram.
PIE upon the rights and privileges of is people, and
make knocking Of its ohsrtsr-a chsrter created 10
conformity with the Constitution ratified by the votes
az the people and confirmed with all the sanctty OF
the law The minority declare that the bill contain
violation of vested rights in every clause an outrage
upon Justice in every line; ii strikes deadly insid-
ious blow at the vital principle Of free representative
government ii takes from the people OF the city then
inst mr.. rosaye and eonfers II central, rrespon'
,ble power in the State The report enters az length
into the discussion OF the provisions Of the BILL IL Is
| sgred by Messrs Mather ard Ely.
Mr.. W. A. WHEELER moved 20 suspend the rules
according to notice, and take Up the bill In Coniites
| o! the Whole.
| The CHAIR decided tbs motion not in order unit
all reports Of Committees were in. .
Mr. ELY then presented report on the &C: Tor th'
Suppression of Irtemperance. m
Along discussion followed, interpreted With con-
| slant motions appeals and calls for the ieas ene
NAYS the Democrats resortng 10 s the neacs IN thel
power to drive Of actisn 90 tie Nev-i DIX Cha'se
| bill.