New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-03
From Our special Correspondent.

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Tts b,Il 70 aid the construction of the Albany and
SnsoUebnnna Railroad special order la-t hlRnl'
and Uas dscussed until late hOur by herrIr. pat
Iet and SclOleicld for the bN, and MessIs' Dele"'
Stct.on and Du'cler against u. MI, pele" re-
usrks embodied all that IL 10 be SAID ag insi the
measure. and prrrented that ride Of The argument
clearly and atS and received the cohgrAtulhIo1sO
tLe opponents II he bill forhis effort. liis man
positions were that the State mns' not, az THIS time,
grant aid to every proper nfasure; ana, iuttheI'
that thls If adopted would be inauguraling
syr.em that would bnng every scciion OF the state
to this body fr state aid 10 private cntetpisef Mr..
Sids0n foll we'd in the ,Hne line, taking ground
sgain. the policy Of giving State ana to local nm
proyemenis. lie was followed by Mr. &c oeh,ld
I'm sty le that added much TO tle interest 81 ilo dis
QUESTION and the Amusement az the audience wing a
history Of tong lit OF appropriations fron ne Stale
to improve the rivers build roads, and IN other
ways deveope the resources OF The North section
of the State, part Of which Wa aud u now repre-
reuted here by AR. S.etson. He presented The past
action Of the State as uniform heretofore 10 con
forrity with the principle upon winch this bill is
founded and instanoed tie several lateral canair
md certain rnilroads "a instances IN point.
A uasaags in the deba'e no. les interesting. but
much Ice good naiured, followed upon the remarks
az Mr. pucher IN opposition 10 the bill. lie charged
that undetermined means hsd been used TO carry ths
bill II depended "log-rolllrg," aud The friends
of the ueasuro attempted 10y that means 20 carry
that measure. iavoriie measure of bic, PENDING at
the time OF the passage 81 this bill last year. WIS
Threatened with destruction on account o. bic OppO
sition. He read letter. from stockholder m the
snsouebanna Road Ia opposition 10 the bill, and de-
nouI,cng the managers OF The road. hlr. AlyOTd
asked Tor the name, aud the call war seconded IN
rious sections of the Ilouse. Mr. butcher would not
give il claiming trat the letter WAS confidential
/ - Then ;" laid Mr.. AlyoId, 81 viii give II. The
writer name II Harper, who tried and failed to get
into the direction and has allowed bimsef TO lie
for lis subscrItipn " After some further cussing
and di-cussiIe," the hour Of II p. IN. having been
reached, the question was postponed until this morn
ng.
To-day the opposition was represented by Messrs.
UuUufd aud Recdirgon of 81. Lawrence. The
former took ,he same line of argument folio wed by
h. prcdeces-Ors. In reply To- Mr.. Scholeields re
naIks relative to the appropriations 70 improve the
OsWegntchic, Sarauac and kaquet'o Rivcl-, be ex-
planned that those were improvements from which
the State would ultimately derive benefit by the
development OF individual weaih and the increase
Of commerce on State works, recalling from tie
stimulating aid thus afforded to private enterprise.
This point OF his remarks wa efficiently turned
against him by MIR. Alyord aud the friends Of
The bill who claimed rhat 10 be the Jrn-
chile on which TIM OIL was founded. Mr.
Aivor followed 10 defense Of the bill, aud brought
90 ito support all the fervency OF eloquence and
soldy OF logic that characterize. those efforts into
which ne throws himself in earnest. llis argument
on the con.ttuonaliiy of the proposed measure Of
and wac unreasonable; and his Indignant DENIM
in confidential letters 10 be nd anouy m0usly TO the
House, in hopes of producing feeling against this
ANY that had heen openly before committees
Of one Houfe or other all the Winter, was appre-
GATED and concurred IL. lie Was followed By MIR.
Pierce d. oppo-iton, with well prepared Argument
against the bill, and riding freely The economical
horse. lie continued his remarks until interrupted
by tie hour OF recess.
GoSCEHr Saloons.
The bill relative 10 places OF Amusement was the
T.. "a.
Mr. McNullen introduced his substitute which he
explained calculated To- accomplish The avowed
object Of ;he bill better than the original bill He
Fought 10 protect the German Gardens IN Brooklyn
and Now-l Ork, and ar ready and nnAIons 10 break
up every den II infpy, Whatever name or glisc il
might ass'ime, - any member of the House Bat
be wished to project what innoccui, while abol
ishing what was evil. lie read letters from EX-
thlei Aintse and others, approving of the main
features OF ~ substitute.
Mr. Raymond oaimed that there WE nothing 10
the original Ill Inn endangered the existence Of
these places o.! public amuecmcnt "a which the GER
man population With heir f4milie rrsoiicd. Ii there
WIZ be- would himself oppose IT,
Alter some further discussion. Mr.. Pfiuee moved
tbc bill 10 TIE COMMITTEE On ,.tlCs TO be- reported
& llpiete and uo.e1 tie previnue question, thus
t4kIAg rnap judgment on hculLllcn's Fuhsitute.
a the I'll IN ~ pr.rcit fharr ID worth nothing rs
moral Improvement machine snd only tiiec'ual IN
thi wing tie wLoln subject into confusion, and de-
iesting is own Objects it ID veil that il has gone
where u VIII receive suci amendments - Will make
il Of come use 10 tonelody.
rNt SAILS h,p Sos-Hf strEsr..
The senate Las pastd this morning session in
lie confederation OF the l ref i've 10 salts of lands
of noii-residenls Tor taxes. lie important event
s. az Al amendment by senator Ganson, which pro-
.ib's any parties connected with the Controller
Office from being Interested i'll any tax sales directly
Jr indirectly.
sHobbi CONTRACTS.
~ ~ o'clock last night McMulleu made the long
lockedfor report from the Select Committee of that
,art OF the Governors Message relating to the con
rgcis Of he Military Board Vi IeGl. The final as