New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

bell Kennedy 0ds, oReurke Peon Powell Robinson, Ia.
NSAYs-Messrs D. Alien o. Alien. Bsrisu Bsnca, Besbe
Bingham Bsrby Briggs Bush Caldwell Carter Chendeo d.
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Finch Fisher Flseler Fuller Fulton. Gray Hall HOlcOmb Hoo
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MSs1oh Morgan, Mouisoa Austin mySr. Mysf. New
ell Palmer Payne Perry Petit POmb Pond Regsn Richard
n. Smith, stilson, TssFSr Tucker Van Asyne Van HON.
Narian MhipPle, Wiley, Wllisms-S.
GENERAL VACCINATION.
Senator p =. Murphy, who is an n. D., introduced
bill to-day to prevent the spread of small pox in the
pubic schools, which permits the Trustees of Public
Schools to exclude pupils who have not been vaccn
sted Ii also authorizes the Trustees TO appoint a
ply stefan whose duty shall be to vaccinate all scholars
in the District the necessary expenses to be collected
by tax On the District.
Senator Fers introduced bill to-day to regulate
the carrying of milk the Erie Railroad, which pro-
vides tat the Company shall not coarge more than
! OF cent for carrying milk from 0nsville, Orange
County, TO the City of New. York whether carried by
railroad steamboat and the return Of the cans free
of charge. The ball also makes provision for the early
delivery of the milk either in New-York or within
half mile of some established ferry running between
Jersey City or Hoboken aud the City of New-York.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Mr.. Mannnrre to-day gave notice OF bill au-
thorzing the Commissary General to furnish the Ith
Regiment of New-York State Militia with an entire
set of camp equipage
PRIzE-FI6HTISG.
the one TO prevent and punish prize-hghting.
TIE PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL
Mr.. VeTmilye, from the minority of the Assem-
bly, Committee the Personal Liberty bill, made the
following report:
The undersigned two the Committee to which referred
the bill to freedom to all persons within this State re-
They regret exceedingly that opportunity afforded
q y other members said Committee TO d,cus the merits
thew bond 10 conySs them Of the Observation-Disclosures of sad
bills and thus saved the time and character Of this in
Soson hs ocis osihi anu u''S
@ % Ss s ss Of S
1870 entitled An act g amend and 70 the act
from the service Of TIER Ins'tsI approved FEB
declares any officer performing the duties deyoving them
under the provisions Of that act and which by his official oath be
compelled perform, guilty Of misdemeano and subjects
him. upon conviction thereof to excessive fine and imprson
Had said BILL in words pronounced said by Congress void
and subd three Of section two Of article four Of the Con-
less rebeous reasonable though probably sbhouent
the good OF sober rghmnded swa6ding citizens
5 ss s % c SPnSs sn the dccn
the highest tribunal in our land entitled to more respect at
the bands Of every American citizen than to be ignored aud
bsss the do:: ey the Passs.e Of this Bill Origin
and by class who indose the deeds Of rea
murder and boodhed lately pepeated in the quiet and
power and authority Of our Federal Government
Your Committee believe that layn aside the unconutsn
should not a this time be placed on our The 'oaed
viii the passage Of this bill be increased hundred fold, and
would blow tending the links harmony
that ~ peacefully hold this Union together
before alluded and generally styled the
the land II
repesedy declared by the Supreme Court Of the United States
70 be CONSTITUTIONAL and must be obeyed by all good citizens
Your Committee therefore, dprecste the feeling manifested by
the Of this bill under confederation In
bssey stamping the Constitution and law Of the land under
their feet well entertaining the idea that State law
might succeed passing would be Of effect to nuy
the Law Of Congress when 1t conflicts with the
Your Committee entertain the hope that the majority Of this
legislature endowed With too much sense aud patriotism
record their votes in favor Of bill which, in itself
clashes with the Constitution and which this crisis is
the seeds Of scord and dissolution OF the Federal
Union which would blot forever upon the statute books
ofthe glorious Empire Stse.-Februsry 70. 1860.
THROOON c. NERWILYE,
JOHN PETIT.