New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15
The senate-Final Passage Of the Seduction
and Abduction Bills, and Vote of the House.

Correspondence OF Inc Tribune
ALBANY, March 10, 1888.
This has been an eventful day in the annals OF
LEGISLATION in the State OF New York. The Senate
at IL O'Clock A. NJ. went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Report Of the Commissioners on
Pleadings and Practice. From the remarks OF Sen
tors made before the Committee Judge that the
Report will be adopted nearly, If not wholly, without
amendment except the filing up OF the blanks left by the
Commissioners Senators propose amendments as they
proceed but decisive vote Is taken en- any proposed
modification until the Report has been gone through with
section BY section II the Senate proceed with the same
rapidy and unanmity that they have displayed today
they will have completed 1t in fortnight, and do some
thing toward diminishing the bulk OF the General Orders
on file beside.
While The proceedings the Senate, to-day have been
been truly gratifying the friends OF legal reform, those
ia the House have not been less to every well wsher Of
society and friend OF morality Lorg ere this reaches
YOU the public will be acquainted, through the press of
the passage OF the bills Punish Seduction and Ab1uc-
on as crimes Agreeaby to promise ade send annexed
the Ayes and Noes their final passage SO gratned am
at this almost unexpected result that feel no particular
disposition TO marx that class OF abseleS who were In and
about the Capitol previous 10 the vote being taken on The
bills heard it mentioned to-day that the threat ~ 0
the correspondent Of The Tribune to publish the Ayes
70 vote for the bills who otherwise would not II tbs be
true am sorry that such are sent TO the
and sorry that measure so righteous should need suc1
adyenttous aid but the honor Of human nature and
of this Legislature will nc. believe H. hope, ere long
10 have the satisfaction Of announcing that these bills nave
become part Of the laws of Nev-York.
On the bill to Punish Seduction as Crime The follow
ing Is the vote:
AYss-Messs Ashley, Baily, +. C. Benedict, Bowen
Bowie Bowm.n, Brewer, BInkerhoof Brother, Buck
Bush, Calhoun Chase, Chapman, Chub6, Chur6h, SoOo
Coo, Comsoek Converse, Cross Curtis paws penpison
Holmes, Houston, Hurd, Irish, yessuP, o. Johnson
Johnson; Keith, KenneSy Kendall. LaPhAm, Little
dee Parker, Payn, v. Peck, Pet.it. PTuyn. keemer
Richards Saunders, schemshorn, Severance, Sheldon
Slade w sydney smith, spaulding, Spencer Stewart
Stevens, Thompson, Tswnsead Tulhil, Vincent Wager
Wheeler, West, Weeks, Winslow-77.
NAys-Msssrs Brigham, Chamberlain ChaIlook, Collins
Dox, Feeer Garrison, Hsslet Msice, Miller Myers,
w. Peck, Raymond, / Smith Vessel Smith, wslsh.le
AssEST-MessIs Beach, Isaac Benedict, Brooks, But
nons, Beston Hull Lee Maitu, Matthias. Merry Osborn
Palmer Psr.on. Pbenix Pray Ransom; Rspelje ROdmsn
TruesdeIl, Uphsm. Undeshin. Wisu-S5
"To Punish Abduction as Crme:"
AyEs-Messrs Ashley, Baily, Z c. Benedict, Bowen
Bowie, bowman, Brewer, BruckerhoH, Bother Buck
Bush Calhoun, Chase, Chapman, Chubb. Church, Cobb
Coe Comstock Converse, Cross Curtis DAVIS Dennison
Dox, Gilmore, Fenn Feeter Fisk, Gay, Glass, Grant
Houston Hard Irish, yessup, J. @. John.on, NJ H. John
son. Kennedy, Kendall, Lsphsm, Little Mccary, Mat
Pardee, Parker, Psyn J. v Peck Petit Pruyn, Ransom
Resmer, Richards, Saunders Severance sheldon slade
L Smith, w. Sydney Smith, SpAulding. Spencer. Stew
at, Stevens, fh0mp.on, TewnseSd Tuthill, Vincent
Wager Wheeler, West, Winslow-ss
NAYs-Messrs. Brigham, Chamberlain, Charlock, GAR
500. Keith Mstcr MiIls.. y W Pss. R.ynassd. ssSsI
merh0rn Vessel .. s1tL, Spssiar Wash, WsestIi
trick pbsli Case, Cheney, Collins Croker, Good
rich Hull Lee Martin Merry Osborn Palmer Parsons
Phsnis, Pray; RsPeye, Rodmsn Rose snsdsn, THU
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