New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26


D. co,r,ann dang r 10 our ropln0l ,ouu,ry Isi'te
a., 60 beet the nartv Afum and who iii cone ~
he cali II will reach the City Of New-York speak
of locali,ies If which l bnIs II hight 90 s,s'ak
and Of With know the length ana o ,,;, e,me
nm 10 that Convention have Dared 10 talk Ice 'son
who have smiled al every suc'eSs OF me seeeS, |
sionists, and turred rale at every mort OF r'npnai
nntrioii nv no have dared to Imagine treason, bit
not dared 10 1--WE il full scope-who have no COUNT,
TO protect, as they have no God 70 thank. "a with
II ere men in the Convention, what can ]. do L. will
eclsre the Democratic ,,.ny haru.Ieae, ,ld
80 hone. Repre- t%hDg a larty, i: las no
authority Of iaw-ho power OF edi''. IL
is sentiment, ard after II shall have met
and debated, and adjourned, and tied, what then
Ha, It riveted the broken inks of she Uni'n H@h
called uesson by tue light raEe, or has u, hks lne
Cbinese Emperor, issued proclamation and retfea
Sir thin NJ the time for sctonshe action OF TIE patriot
who goes first for his country and seoond Tor he party
who in his country his real party, and rees 10
the duty Of the hour. The true democ ratio princpe rs
obedience to the laws and feslty IN the Constitution,
and we need no Convention to teach US this
When Mr.. Murphy had Concluded, Nc. Lawrence
from the Ist District, read him lMurpbyl out OF the
Democratic party, beenee he lad called onr South
ern brethren TRAITORS and furthermore sad that be
would state bis views at length on some future DAY.
Mr.. 2. p. Murphy complimented bis nanes'se on
account of his patriotic speech and especially on 40
count of having been read out OF the Denocratic
party and made good Union aud an'lcomnroini-e
Rpeecl. lie was 1OItDWtu ny iihhlhVhu
made speech which clearly demonstrated that he s,ll
holds 10 the faith of the fathers" In the couree
bic remarks he ventured the assertion that there Wa
rot Senator in the circle who would be willing to
admit that lie was in favor Of extending the cure OF
Slavery into Free Territory. Mr.. Lawrence assured
him that there was one-himsef Mr.. Hammond said,
81 stand corrected and added the pertinent remark
that "there also one false among the twelve,
which drew out applause, but it immedi u- ly ri
enCed by the Chair Messrs. Covin and Spinola par
iicipat,d in the debate. Mr. Spinli, while differing
with Mr. Murphy, complimenied him highly ON tho
NAL lines and courage displayed in bis speech.
CENTRAL PARR-RrPoRr OF THE COMMITTEE OF IN
vEsTIGATIos.
Near the Close Of the latt session of the Legislature,
a Committee appointed on the part OF the SENATE
TO Told sessions during the Of that body 10 make
exam nation Into atteIs connected with the Central
Park of your city, Allegations had been made before
Committees Of the Legislature by different parties,
that grave abuses existed in the prosecution Vi ths
ereas work. and these allegations gave se 10 tue cre-
Ion of the Committee referred 70. The Committee
was composed OF Senators j, Mcleod Murphy o.
New York, civil engineer by profession; Allen Nun,
roe Of ODondaga a meic chant OF high standing, ana
Francis d. Rotch of Otsego one OF the most cult
waited practical farmers In the State all three gentlemen Of good
judgu and and admirably qsahed or the duties i'm
Toe sessions Of the Committee held at the Annr Hou'e
inyour city and during the large amount Of et
upon hch the Committee have founded tbe
report
ones the PsTh the credit Of having With entire
unauity expressed their desire that the Of the
al departments Of the affairs # the Park and to hsvs ev
deneed the sincerity Of their po ons by unreseredy nns
the service OF the Committee ,he mnutes Of their meciing
from the organization Of the board the TINE whea the invest
cation ruced With all their vouchers books and
counts and whenever required promptly and cheohuy fur
wa,ssk.d
he report also foI tina. tho statements u Of tb
peis ms elenhed were eooSs 'nsh & ~ no
and poItant character
The Committee are unanimous IA the conclusion that for
hearty arrangement and Perfection pi whole
well dets that making due allowance for tbosc Inference
Of opinion which always exist n like the Central PEk
though IN its infancy & no. Supposed y any Of tue n.I Of
sSsen,ivsiy IN EuIepe Is hasS sahority
s 81 % Es Ct r' scisvas
An Of the o PLAN: ,n O the sn, e Ss 0
Of Vsuz with the favor Com
| mite, ,
report ween special msde to the Ogins ooud
Of TIE apds embraced in the Psri AID their improvement
The plan and description Of the PaIh dated upon in she
the Park The Commit has eaborsiey aid before hs public
report toe wonderful interesting Seyeoppent Of th
intelligent Of .Gsa condition With the %.n. .s
statement Of the condition and bs.nce
Of the report clearly es6.hshes the fact that probs
been entered upon prosecuted with admirable financial
hin in @ sS Of Ps s9b sS1 S%i bs SDi dSs
ieatgr;. Of M e. crest rest P S0,t; b. N
Cost Of improvements up to Jan l06l..... 76i6IS ~
TIE fapo poceeS to bo~ that TIE interest 90 The above
sum q per cent Is $50 ~ ~ per snnui and ADDS;
Of stock. q the city iasspuoh poserity viii realize
| ihe fuIl rui.ion Of the beauties Of the PAX"
The present generation will not be required to the p
increased taxable value Of the land, around the PAs
then sufficient to The interest the principal
Although the think proper municipal
corporations puThae lands speculation yet they do
merely pectnisry point Of view, Of the wi-e.t and
fortunate undertaken by the City Of New
has already than qqsdrapIsd the value of Large
before forth its entire mp January 1860
ss5Ois "a. When the principal that paid for i be
worth ten It's original Hcantiao the annually
log interest this principal Is mos than PAID BY the increased
coming not SpS the city Bat Psp 81. Of
property r, largely neressd In eonoquece OF the establish
minute end detailed statement embodied the report
setting Ia which the work te Park prose
iei Of ,pisipS TsV.prs rom sns stion. To- bc =.
tsbhed within ,he territory aud under is supervisioDto thu
Of bards nucihe Introduction other
objects Of attraction and the necessities Of abundant rov
The mphacay impres ed with the conviction
that great resulted the enre exclusion
political and pasn induences from the management Of the
Park under the direction Of the present able and impartial Com
rom their and from statements made
them July last than half completed respects
The Committee rive It 81 their further conclusion thai the PARK
piod Of he eompstion has been siesdy materially delayed
prompt action 10 the provision OF the necessary
| furda
As whole his report il mos, interesting and important
and Iiun plant vrdiceon Of the efficiency
euy rood taste sound Judgment and excellent
Central Psk Comsone In the prosecution Of this gfest
work
The Committee deem eDBen,y proper that the minds
bculd con- e. that the duty hss
merely executive the Duber Of the Board be reduced to six
and bill this effect win be reported.
LIS ASSEMBLY.
Mr. Bingham's bill 10 amend the Revised Statutes
allows new trials in all cases Of eectnen where Judg
ment has been obtained after jury trial by any