New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-22
ASSEMBLY.

Gov. Morgan, through his private Secretary, Mr..
Do,y transmitted Joint resolution Of Congress pro-
posing TO the several State Legislature an article
smendatory of the Constitution, proyldi"g that u"
Amendment shall be made 10 the Constitution which
will authorize or give TO Congress power TO aoosn OF
interfere within any State with the domestic iusu'H-
tons thereof including that Of persone held 10 labor or
seryioe such amendment 10 be vahd when Ta'lheo ny
three fourtbs Of raid Legislatures.
In transmitting the resolutions the Governor SAYS
Tho amendment proposed which viii commend itself
.he jodsmsn while CONFORMS TO he h s,ass the DOE
. hight Of the States respectively to control men a.
ss D' 'ss IN SsS and IS While
apslersbly opposed the institution OF sAVeTy T'en he
sS So,Ge snG o;ssi poy she i unqasGsdy in
a.sSps any proper Constitutional guarantee de,ed BY htr
- o sis ss s: saIns is sitss 81 sse An
BE Consultation .ah q. /. nov PISpo,ed would S ss Of s
Ehe s,ses for them for I'll time their IonsS
W. sSsSsG WIG +. D. MORGAN"
Mr.. COZANS BY consent, introduced bill for the
relief of James Savage and Thomas Kane, OF New
York. p.;,.oa
The bin to amend the Brooklyn Broadway Railroad
Art yassed Also bill 10 amend the aw rtlstlye 10
saenptng ministers Of the gospel from taIanoD.
Mr. BERGEN called from the table the bill 10 grant
certain privileges TO the south Side Railroad. .
Mr. TUTHILL moved 10 strike out the enseting
clause.
Advocating the bill aud Mr.. Tathin opposing H. .
NJ Y0iJNG opposed tho bill ON the ground that Il
allowed light rail- be laid the road and his exPe-
Renee Of ten years had convinced Dln t Ho n th;s
sale where steam il run over a hight rail- oh 'iif
around alone he voted against the DILL
The motion TO strike out the eDeetiDg clause was
host and the bill passed-1 10 81
The blu TO abolish the commission on the Chains oi
the soldiers Of 1872 and to transfer the duties 70
slerk in the Controllers Department, passed.
The Assembly reassembledat 8 p m. the following
Aills were paced:
xpoo Council in relation 70 the appointment OF hessen-
ger In the Bureau Of Unsafe Buildings
The Annual Supply bill
The bill 70 amend the Queens County SaviDgs Bank
The bill to incorporate the Veteran Scott Guard Of
Eew-York.
The bill to amend the at for the regulation Of the
The New-York Annual County Tsx-levy bill.
motion BY Mr.. JONES TO reeoinmit the bill, with
instructions 10 the Committee 70 insert &2O OOU for the
Harlem Bridge, was lost.
To authorize the construction Of street railroads in
Syracuse.
The bill to preserve game IL Suffolk ..nd queens
Counties
The weather being unusually stormy, several at
fempts were made TO adjourn over till tomorrow
morning. but defeated by objections being dFed
Mr.BUCkLER offered resolution for the perpetual
session Of the Assembly 10 be divided into four watches
of 80 members each the sevora watches 70 be relieved
In their every eight bells, leaving 90 members I
ways in the House.
Mr.. WEBSTER offered preamble and resolution
declaring:
Asrsas The pubHc DESTROYS for large Of
Ision and whe7ss EVIL 6isposed nave attributed
se disposition Of the House b. wok ali day long to desire 70
hsve time 70 secure dig things rssheT than regard 0 We pao
hood, Therefore, -
Resolsed Ths, the afternoon session BE- sboisae1
Messrs. BENEDICT and WOODRUFF also offered
resolutions Of similar charactera all Of them being,
q course, objected TO.
The House protracted Its session until after II
O cock which l. the hour for holding the evening scs
eion, and then adjourned till tomorrow morning.