New-York tribune., 1867-08-22


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Mr BARKER moved to insert provision that the
above prohibition shall not prevent the SOL 3 o
Tdng that this prohibition does not apply 10 RAILROADS III
eorported under the laws OF another State.
Mr. A. J. PARKER dem, Albany moved theGprevious
: Mr. BARKER Rep.. Chsutauqua) spoke in favor Of his
amendment holding that it did not reach the Harlem or
Aadson River road The gentlemen IN Albany M A nIgnt @
eolldati0ns affected by his amendment
Mr. PROSSER Osep, Erie) moved 70 make the SUM six
MT RATHBUS cRep' Cayuea was opposed to cOnsoli
Gallon Too much power was given to railroads ALREADY
tetare They made their tariff Of freghts and deed
PepPe "a sHa ge teeir representatives a.
exc Ihls amendment does not anect the principe at
le, aud should not prevail.
lr. ERAsTUs BROOKS Dem Richmond) said that
nopoy was often the life Of trade-especauy III sea-
= I'D locations The railroad system in France and
9i the poorer classes than all other Efforts combined
"U cry against monopoly was unVarranted OIheI
es we're consolidating their forces TO wrest away trai
h from the Empire State, and New-York must night
: ID with their weapons. This system 10 eonsoli-
1se the Western states had been used for with
.tr. ROBERTSON Dem New-YorE) said this cry Of
monopoly had ceased 10 be bugbear IL was the ap-
peal OF the inert against e active There was no greater
~ nopOly than the canals Of this State Mr. Robertson
onered tho following amendment That the capital STOCK
exeess paid 70 stockholders within year shall be
ts2phed 70 the payment Of the state debt.
1 Mr.. VAN CAMPEN (Hep, Cattaraugus) moved 70
amend 80 as 70 prevent the consolidation Of parallel
competing lines and 70 provide that the consolidation Of
Continnons roads shall only be effected by general laws
Mr. EvAkLs REP, N ~ was willing 70 bear any part
fress Buff they go on TO establish regulations that
ect the commerce Of the great metropolis throw it
I.O other States he not willing TO bear that burden
He would rather have in the Constitution this blothe
LkudsOn River and Central Railroads forbidden 10
s9nsoldatethan 70 have upon II regulation as 70 how
West He did not approve this local legislation of the
central Of the state affecting the great Of
Mr.. BARKER Rep. ChautauQua) said that gentlemen
e6ould repember that the Hudson River only chan
nal OF hundred rods, separating the great metropolis
SorP0rafl9n: SewYoT ala not act Wisely other
states would steal the command Of the West from its
$nle CITY ~ would be found impossible 70 dam up the
Mr. CURTIS Rep, Rch1nond) said there was no inter
ference with the laws Of trade There is hDdrance
Nnder the present law of combination, from man going
ton e whether we shall have thousand corporations
eontrong each other by the laws Of trade one mighty
ef fsrosd eoaes SO surely and local
interest be crushed under ia iron heel Then IL might BE-
oo ste All that can be gained by consolidation Is 70 Dc
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