New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
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TIE Senate remained in session till near morning.
Mr. OWEN made his motion definite TO arraign
Mr. Spinole for words spoken, and gave the offensive
words TO the Clerk.
Mr. SPINOLA, on the words being said, denied
that they were his.
The question was then put to the Senate, as to
whether they were bis words and the vote sJool III
10 10. The President cast his deciding vote in the
affirmative.
MI ELY raised q point of order, that member
could only be arragDed for words actually used and
III voting Yea" some members bad said they were
not Mr.. SpinOs's words, but only the substance OF
what he had said. TIE Cbeir itself had admitted
they were only the substance of what had been said
The CHAIR ruled the point not well taken.
MIR. OWEN then moved that tor The words as
charged have been spoken, Mr. spinola be called to
explain or apologize.
Nj SPINOLAre refused to father words never spoken
by him. .,..,
II e Cbsr would entertain.
Mr.. OWEN then moved that sIr. Spinola be arrest
ed for the woros spoken, and held in custody during
The even pe and further until apology be made
Mr.. SPINOLA was then, on direction OF tue Cnslr,
removed from the Senate Chamber.
Messrs. ELY, MATIIER and SLOAN each raised
objections TO the procee iing but were ruled out OF
OIoer by the chair. .,,.
Much excitement prevailed and Mr.. DOHERTY,
making some warm remarks, was also pisesd in
custody by order of the Senate.
A motion was then made TO go into Committee OF
the Whole on the New-York Charter bill.
Mr. MATIlER protested, charging this to be the
obiact Of the arrest Of two Democratic Senators.
The D otiOn wac carried.
When the vote taken, Mr.. ELY refused 10
vote on the ground that an arbitrary aud improper
rolioe had deprived him of his rights as Senator,
and virtually disfrsnohsed his constituents.
The Charter bill was then put through committee
and ordered TO q third reading.
The bill creating an Insurance Department was Also
mt through and sent to its third reading.
The Senate was, during the entire scene, in great
confusion and excitement, and deDsely crowded
TO-DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
ALBANY, Friday, April ID, 1889.
Some hour and half were epent IN a dscusson on
the Journal and attempts TO settle the dlicuity De-
tween MIR. Spinola and the maj orty of the Senate.
| Mr. SLOAN on question of privilege, SAID that toe
vords butsd 10 the Senator were by the admssoE
| of Mr. Diven himself, and others on the hoor VINO
he'd voted with the majority, not the precise woras
used, yet the Ssnate now sled that tney snoud De
| 90 regarded If they we're not his precise words II
was NO to hold the Senator in custody, when lm-
porant bils in which his constituency are deSpy IN
! terested were being pressed through.
| Messrs. W. A. WHEELER aud OWEN insisted
| that th, controversy could not be reopened.
Mr.. SMITH moved, that Senator Spinoa be allowed
to attend and make explanation OF the words USED
| by him last night.
MIR. w. A. WHEELER opposed this, unless tue rno.
ton read, the words the Senate had decided he had
used.
Motion eventually lost.
The Brooklyn Water and Sewerage bills were
passed. ..,
To provide for the transfer of cersin moneys from
| the General Fund to the Canal Fund.
| To Establish an Insurance Department, by ~ cas-
to 3 Nays. The Nays were Messrs. Ely, Freeman ana
On motion of MIR. OWEN, the one and quarter
Mill tax bill was taken up in Committee ct the Whole
and ordered to d third reading.
The Grand street, Brooklyn, Railroad Oil was tneh
| reported to the Senate. . ,
The supply bill viii probably be considered for the
| remainder of the Session.
ASSEMBLY.
On the meeting of the House, Mr.. CONhLlNG
moved 10 Law the third reading oil bills on the taoe
and 10 take up the Senate amendments to the Appro-
priation bill. Lost.
several subsequent attempts were made in the same
| direction, but failed.
| BILLS PASSED. - 81,
To incorporate the South Pacific American NAL
| Steamboa. Company. III
To incorporate the St. Joseph Asylum, in the City
! Of NeS-ltrk.
| To provide for the payment of work ard materials
| for the Erie Canal Enlargement.
To extend the Get to secare faithful expenditure OF
money raised FIR charitable Illustrations IN the fIrsi
Senate District to New.lork, Kings and Rlchnsnd
| Counties. .,,
MIR COVER ssked unanimous consent to introduce
| the following resolutions:
.n.nrv he ovefnor for nosou relative 10 the dhoAna'
| mept Of the T~elhh Regiment; therefore, .,
Rsttd That s kNsslency De respectfully sollo1'se !" ~
ni,h nj. information this House possible before the close
Mr.. CONhLlNu OpleCteu, ahu WV 'NS'A~' 49,
| not received.
The Annual Supply bill was put on its hnal pas-
sage. ..,.:, e,-
Several motions made for re-committing II iof
sisted amendments, all OF Thch WtTe Iosl'
The bill is still pending. .,
Atesolutop WAS received from the Ssnste, request
Ing the House 10 communicate, without delay 10 tue
Senate the fact that the House has non-concurfed III
the amendments 10 the Qnarant ne bill proposed 0y
the Serate 10 the end that the Senate m4y recede
from the amendments or adhere TO The same, anu iu
wife a Copmittee Of Conference.
Mr. MORRIS moved that the Clerk OF the no lse
be directed to transmit copy OF the Journal OF me
House so far as relates to t,e bill and the sctoa Oh
the Honse upon it, and inform them that The Dill Is
now in the hands of the Select Committee
A long and heated debate ensned.
Mr, CHRISTIE moved te mend by sending mes
sage tsat the ,use had uou-cOncurred IN the Ssnste
dments and that the bill be sent with Tie mss
sage. -,
The CHAIR declared, that such an smsndnen
COMO oplv he offered by unanimous consent.
Mr.. CHRIS TIE Appealed lIom the dcciAon.
protracted debate eDsred, when the decision
the Chair was sustained by G. TO 81.
The question recurring on Mr. Morris's motion, the
Speaker took TIE floor and sooke warmly az iinst any
other notice Of the Senates Message than popoed by
Mr. Morris. He designated the request OF the Ssoaie
MS unprecedented in Legislative body. No prn-
ciple 10 better settle 4, than that no one Legislative
body shall attempt, directly indirectly, 10 interfere
with smother. lie argued that the House hal srigot
after OF concurrng TO refer bill to spec'A C0m'
mi tee
Mr. SMITH said be had risen in his place the other