The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-05
ALBANY, March 8, 1916.
Legislative Proceedings, &c.


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ALBANY, March 5, 1915.
Legislative Proceedings, &c.
This is another sun-bright morning. Abanians
are favored with fine weather. The House met at
10 P. NJ, and debated the printing bill until IL M,
the hour designated for the final vote. Messrs.
Chase, Sawyer Titus, Sands, and Teat, continued the
discussion this morning The Hobbies and galleries are
usual filed with ladies and gentlemen-the greatest
excitement prevails. Mr.. Dsveln of New York, and
Teft of Onondago. and others, denounced by the
conservatives refusing to follow the institutions of
their constituents while these gentlemen declare thai
the ceilings instructng them 10 vote for the Senate
printing bil not Legitimate expression Of the :en
ments Of their constituents Mr. Grinnell, Of Fulton,
concluded the debates his speech very sensibe he
sntreated the responsible majority to act unanimously
ces and quarrels and to unite upon the Assembly bill
he asked why Croswe who was represented to be the
sommiss ia alluded to Nj crosw.is pretend.
ed resignation in the caucus for the election Of
State Prnter.the radicals had been called mockde-
mocrats by the argus. Mr.. Bloss, OF Monroe, took
occasion here to say some thing funny-he said
radicals said to twenty years old democrat Croswep
ing him. We cannot ind the point to this homiy. Mr..
Grinnel concluded with general entreay to the demo-
and cassidy q. ay a%ons the spsca.o question
was stated and division was called for The Char
was that this call cast suspicion upon the
integrity OF the Clerk Of the House The ayes and noes
were finally taken on motion TO strike ont al afer the
ensctng clause in the Senate BILL and insert the Assem-
bly, bill The motion lost the wings and
tives voting in bodysyes 3d. noes $3.50 that the mo-
ofths vote the excitement among the mem.
bsrs very great Partial order finally restored
upon the the Senate bill The read
hrst section of the bill Mr. Tden to debate great
iy excited and Messrs Young and Sherwood rose to
point order The greatest confusion ensued Mr. Til
Gen declared that he wished to offer an amendment He
allowed TO read his amendment which was to
strike out the fourth and fifth sections Of the Senate BILL
and amend the ninth section that the Office Of State
Printer be abolished and the law requiring tho publica
81 W to and Mr.
again question Of order TOUR members scream
ing at the top Of their voces-Bsiisy Young, uiasn'
was called for Mr.. Tilden again speaking upon the
amendment: Hobbies and galleries filed to repletlon.
the point Of order Tho resolution passed yesterday
providing for final vote at H. NJ, to day, was read.
was in order, and continued SPEAK great excitement
Mr. Young again rose upon point Of order ne con,
be appealed to the mover OF the resolution (r Chat
s an. NOW sn:usS Ss.9
rsnce1 feeling, you do strongly with one Of these
n: point e order the
sumed again, amid the greatest confusion In the
q order; he refused to yield the floor Mr. j. Young
again rose and called for the decision Of the Chair and
to II bill Mr. Tden continued debate and finally
yielded the floor to Mr. Coe who stated that the House
would never arrive at the question this discussion was
to their feet Mr. Coe having moved that the
committee rise and report progress, without taking the
Mr. Chairman" ut the top OF their voices a. OF course
confusion worse confounded In the melee we heard
similar 10 John Randolphs voice. Mr. Coe Withdrew
his motion to rise. The amendment OF Mr. Tilden was
read, and the ayes and noes were taken upon it. The
ndment lost The Senate Is present almost In
body. The Chair is impotent and unable to maintain
order. Mr.. Bailey offered a second amendment to the
Senate BILL which was likewise lost the wings and con-
servatives as usual voting together Another amend.
ment offered Of course the object of the radicals
was to stay the vote upon the Senate bill The amend
ment was lost and another amendment was offered to
wits To insert in the Senate BILL after the 9th section
the h oa M 18th 18th and h sections tito Of the
the conservatives and wings outnumbsrsd the radicals
offered and lost and another and another and
another all unimportan and all lost The leaders Of
gestiug some process further stay Of proceedings
After various futile efforts by the radicals the previous
@ was forced before the committee aRa Inc Sc
The radicals must have dreamed that bill can be read
q third time in the House the same day after it has
passed the Committee Of the Whole, (Which cannot be
doue) they continued to offer substitutes
and amendments to the Senate bill to stay final vote.
parachute law and order was set at defiance; humbug
and iteration paramount; nobody understood the
question on the amendments nobody could guess IL;
the twenty fifth rule Of the House to the Speaker with
all the delicate Accomplishments OF geticuiatoa and vo
Iteration. Finally vote taken the amendments
in heap and they all lost Then the House ad
journed. The Senate bill passed in committee and
the long sgony 10 Tomorrow the House will
der it TO third reading and pass it.
The Senate did nsthng oil peculiar interest to-day.
on the Hudson at six Mules per hour while
passing the villages Of Athens. Coxsacke suyvesant,
Baltimore, Coeymans and Castleton.
Mr.. Lester introduced bill giving Justices Courts
Jurisdiction actions against railroad companes for
sums Of 500 and under. He also introduced q bill,
which provides that the election OF delegates to the
ate Convention shall be in accordance with the
re apportionment Of the districts.
The Senate in committee took up the bill regulating
duties goods sold at auction but did not take the
question upon the bill Then the Senate resolved itself
into Court Of Errors the court adjourned latter
York on the III day OF May next until the 30 Tuesday
OF March instant and then the Senate adjourned to
listen, suppose to the debate in the House. nearly
the whole Senate was present
the Senate BILL will continue TO enjoy tho fees aud
emolumens accruing from the State for printing the
Of the wings and conservatives upon the Senate
bill is not without its deep significance What will be
this state completely discovered and broken up and
new and independent party viii arise like phsnix
from the ruins.
Ps-Ths election for Mayor at Troy To- day, resulted
In the choice OF 0uerdon Corning (whig) by 100 ma
jority, over Philip 4. Heart ldemocrst.)
Treasury Notes Outstanding.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
REoprER's OrrIcr, MAacH 2, ls4s.
Amount Of the several issues outstanding
March 1886, per records Of this once. $b5oll IS
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of the
accounting officers. ...........,.... 1900 90
1880. -