New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

link orehan Of the provisions Of either the orgi,
IN ., ,hs ,ps.,itp,e weis reces,aIy. II given IT.
,i.r,-e rors- thsp they nns hsve The pies@ot Com-
ui,,iorer, could readily settle this shoe matter.
N, Sara moved "a amend the substi,uts 50 toat
the Con ui. ssorsrsof Emgfscon snsit'ke Gus 3 y.
the Quarantine Buildings within one n'OA'" VI '"'
completion. -. IL. .,,s,
Nj. CgslsTIr deemed the amen inject qnfe sape
fncu, The Commissioners are ares1y res ilt0a "
take possession, "a proposed " rso.
MI NEIKs sustained the snendmtn,. NNss peo-
esssry. IA. 81. the
Mr. CosKrIsG reminded the Committee th.' tae
an er duent was useless u was airs y tne "a" And
il vas not enough 10 cay that the rrenacehI u o.
visiting law woUld " de- no bsrm.
The amendment WAS lost. 81 tn ~ - -,
Mr. TUrHlLL reclt.d the differences between Ios
original bl ard the substitute. ihe oheina' g'A
makes il lssfa 10 locate QOsrsItne on Long islsau
In The very center OF ivilizstion-s lence ln'sc-
tlop couli march recily up to BrooklJn an1 New
York Andn Qasrsntre should be loes'ed on Ds' I
leland Il could never be avsuao e, because oI tuo
snalos water. It. besides receives the entire sweep
III the ocean winds There sre also, numerous name
ks islands right upder the LOse of some little vusse
which if the OH spAl bill is sdopted, msy D. seec.sdi
sed these sre eli within the terriJorizl its OF hngs
Queens and Richmond, where the substitute proposes
the Du.rar tire shsl not be located. .
The snhs,ituie is the bes, bill, also, because limits
IN, TO $500 COO Tue original oil Is MT
lea This is wong because, under II, the Coululs
sioners may begin 10 buld &C ISLAM 80 e9Pie ~
N
the e1pe nc ilure as the substitute proposes
IL seemed angular 70 him that no mention is made
in the original bill Of Ssndy HOos-shica me GH,
error in lis Message, col siitre0 go nhpor'spt
this with this omission, be the Governor Dill rs
could rot believe IL. lie (dr. had tils1 10 Tue
eals part Of the session To press iorwsrd OH eoo
dying the Governor views. But that Oil ianed -Nea
etheless, il Sas not yet Impossible 20 oOtan oindy
Hook And go believing he was willing 10 give eYen
$500 GO tor IT, snd that is named IN the suostl'
tuie This sum- put in the brnds OF the commissioners
NAY be effective in procuring Tnst al 70 1uch uesifo'
The substitute ALEC fixes the day Of sale of Quar-
sptpe Spds eAry in April This is better than Jans,
becaufe il will enable small purchasers 10 make iheir
house for the year. Tie substitute also
61es the mode of sale. The original bill leaves the
n stser 10, se-thus changing the existing ~, oy 40
irg this you caLDot convince the peope tlas tneie
vns I Ut steapg" IN the original bul-pzrtculsfy
when it is krosn that the entire LOBBY Is Tor tnat
bill every one of them, in Albany OK within Senty
miles of il. There is corruption 10 h-coI
,rn,ion all over He would not sllege cor.
motion on the part Of tue Governor lie believed
him pure man. But there ls, revetthele's coIfap-
ton in the bill-couuption up to the elooTs' for
this reason the Democrats OF the House seem 70 DC
pushing forwA rd in order 70 bring tae republican
members of the House and he Republican party INTO
dsrepute. The Governor would indeed be a pure msn
if DE could resist the Iueuce OF the LOBBY locomotive
whlth viii attempt 10 run him down toe OH passes
Nevertheless be desired the removal OF Qlarsn-
tine and 90 earnestly cid he desire TINS that rather
than no, otherwise It, he wolId perhaps vote
for the original bill ccri0puOn ana an
Mr.. ScuoLEFIELD-It is the fashion of men who
exhaust themselves and the House by their lnhala-
tons and exhaaons of air. 10 pounce upon lie LOBBY
whenever they st Ices for any soils argum7nt III
fay or Of against any prop0s tlon Wbat sisuiueht
was there in tns Does any one suppose tlat any
sep,ible man IL moved by such assertions IheY
who credit crime are generally those whose Own
hearts are weak. In regard 10 the pending question,
be had only 10 say that ne had sucn confidence 10
the Governor that ne woad rather trust hlm 10 msSe
arrsr gements for the sale OF this Quarantine prop
erty tran any body Of Commissioners who might be
selected.
Mr. ToMLISsoS, as a Democrat, could not, OF
coufre, say whether Republican measure vas or
was not founded in corruption Bat ms views 10 re-
gard 10 the mode of clspOspg of these cortciiog
measures seIe, that the substitute oonld be voted
down, and the original Dill amended. lie would not
give unnecessary ADD dangerous power 10 the Cow
erutr. L. not best to give any man psrt OF ths
sovereignty of the State He did not believe the Re-
pubcsls Of the House inter ded To do any thing wroug
Dor clio he believe the Democrats hsd any ucn design
Nor would be think differently until the Republicans
should deliberately vote to give the Governor unre-
stIicted ard Improper power. IL shoald not 90 left
optional with the Executive TO give lllmtable sums
for Sandy IloOk sny other locality IL was fraud
upon the people to give any man such power and ne
would give his support 70 any proposition Hhch "Oud
prevent the possibility OF fraud.
MICS. SPENcER opposed the substitute. The
prir cipal assigned against the original OH
based upon the prov Ison which proposed TO ia
pore upon TIE Governor the duty OF arrargng Tor the
DISPOSAL Of the present Quarantine property. Coad
safer hands be found in which to place this trust
Who do gentlemen pTopose to substitute Can they
name any purer or filter man than Edwin d. Morgan
Those who have indirectly assaied MN know MN 10
be incOruptble and will more regret their impu-
tatiops than .hose who have made them when they
coolly reflect upon them.
Mr.. CHRISTIE sustained the original bill, and pro-
ceeded TO that the mode proposed for the disposal
of TIE Quarantine grounds the safest that could
Ia ID Sal made under
laws Of public property which we're stepped in fraud
This bill was drawn 10 avoid frsud. 1t threw the re-
spOr sibiry upon an honest maD-uDder the solemnty
OF his oath and Of his high position and there he
would leave H. He assumed that there vas integrity
in the world and he deemed Edwin ID. Morgan 10 be
a man OF the highest integrity.
The charge that the original bill smells Of fraud, is
a vile mputatiOn. To cay that il has been pressed or
favored by lobby influence was UNANIMOUSLY false
the gentleman from Kings Mr.. Tuthill) knew shen he
made the charge here and IN the paper foe which ne
wrtes. What gentleman has been lo6bied What
member will arise and say that he has been impIop-
erly approaofe ed : There had been nothing of the
kind and man could truthfuDy say that there had
been.
Mr.. COR would be wiling 10 trust the Governor;
but not sure that We shall always have Edwin
d. Morgan in the Executive Cnair. For this reason,
he would prefer TO pr. scribe the mode by which this
property should be sold.
Mr. HALL-The substitute has two roles for the
ssle Of property-one for the sale of Quarantine and
the other for the sale OF property at Segulhs fohL
Why this distinction
Mr.. AsDRUs-The Seguin's Point property is bat
farm. 1t cannot be cut up into village lots IL might
be sold at SEQ or so an acre while the Quarantine
property is worth its half million.
hr. HALL-The Commissioners OF the Land Office
have but rule in the sale of property Why should
that rule be adopted in section Of the bill and re-
jec,ed in smother
Mr.. NORRIS thought he knew how to vote two
weeks ago; but be confessed to have been greatly
befoeged BY the long debates which had meanwhile