New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-07

the occupation Of portion Of the lands 70 % cSo-
vtysd 20 one would have thought Of insertng such
provision ipto this bUl. moments rehscficn WV,
however show that this fart makes no difference A. -
the proprie'y of the pruv.siru The Judgments are
sasirst the Ci'ynot sgsinst the State; ard they Are
ennseareptly rot Eeu nro- she land. " the Citv b
mi, ~ n-.hase the land. Il sboud Rave the pr
issof to do 30 untramu eed hy tbA o'ns.on 70 psy
jnds nens II il contestipg TIA corrsA Involves no
injustice tn the plaintas IN the Judgements h ,.svee
them here they ae. They Rave ID. responsibility Of
the Civ, srd'hsy sbon'd have n" more The s'onnfs
of Justice viii IN due tin enforce the collecb" oI 'nc
judgments II ibev are tight Meanwhile the act,'n
the boriies Of the State and City should remaia IN
h fuenced BIZ exfraneous matters
d Ust rot be understood "a expressing spv OPINION
20 tire rights Of Tire Stse In fhs lends affected ny
THE bin. They are of sn"h nssu,e hat r-.uonSn~
p.rSrs are rrepsr. 10 purchase tham snd the Coo.
nissiop1s of the Land Office have fol ~ yer 70 ~
them So fsr as the Site % concerned there 70 No
rossibty thst Ter pecnrisry interests can b. injured
bv the fsure If his bill r. beccm. 's~ while The
suhorjties Of the City Of NewYork protest that
uriust 10 tia City.
The law officer Of the city Hon. Greene G.. Bron-
son. in a mupcaon addressed TO me since the PEE.
believed be prcede" in TIE nory q ny.
Really bur "a h"".spd So. In TIE b,-. cs.,s.
rrpes' eruly pending e~ ire judgments and %s.,
uoo AsS In r. ~ .t .a- fisne. shs ss
Is ss dis'Iss. IN ss :es s: he
review sre'' The ordinary Of u.e Ard directs the
Trr the pasTen,sl principle. Of soyrrnms"t Ms GOT
mueh TO say that the Constitution present form, nss
worth preseTyipg.'
nat not he understood az jrputipg i'm nroper
tivfs m the Members of the Legislature They have
undoubtedly acted upon erroneous information.
y. d MORGAN
This bin wss passed over the veto ss follows;
YEAs-yes.r. Abell Blood Cost. Conr~,iy Ferry. Gar
s R. %,sy Richmond sso R' RoSs."a hoS Sessions.
EASs-s..-. Bell Go.. Huhou.e, Kelly Mcen~. Ms~
'hRsElT OF ToT vOTiYG-M esus. Fiero Montgomery.
j. NJ nuyIahy Pross-r, wlH,ms-5.
In the Assembly the vote was as follows:
YEAS-Mc,srs B. hTen, Ayesiartns B'rd'p. Rixby B~.
cS t coa Sr D Crane .GSS Culver ba, D
pc, Dir E;ys e, s, Fis E. GSt.,s. Ss
ou'Se M,1son Mer.eH, Miller Mdinson Mors,n M-altos
A%tn SyIe' d Mg.y, ,, 3ac 6R .s Payne rrSs
Sill s.rlspd Il SMITH NJ smith W smith srs.i.r'
siilron Van Ab'yns permis' peohee' Wal'a' whipss'
TxYsEaesrs Fsps.. caaicot Coleman corin. Conhlics
Dwight, Finch Fh@r F'ar.er Hocomb Honsh, Hnbnsn.
Petit Plumb Prws pichsrd.on H. Smith, Tdbey. Tuckcsr
Van Horn. pay,a, Willsmt-aa
ABSENT OR Not vOTING-we.r. Q. Allen Bs~bs.
Pirghsm Rnter Carter Ch',erdeD n CLARK Clark Coos,
Cooper. Dickson Dow Fall limerick Fuller Graz s.
Kelsey Mcveap MsbeI Miken, Robinson. Savage Tsss.
Wsbsiey, Wrey-2s.
The vote in the Senate on George Laws famous
"GrdjroD" r. ilrcae scbeue was a. follows:
YEAs- Wes,rs Blood Corn, Piero Gran, Hammond Ksuy
Mpply Ran sey Rich mond Robertson Roch Sessions Ss
so,o Trrnsn Wartr-s0.
S. s c.unss Fm n Cos.
Hilhonse, Msnere. Montgomery. p p Murphy. Pr'''es'
Wil,isms-ls
10 Republicans; 2 Democrats, lin Italiics.)