The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-16

me second sectoh VAS real through and amended IN
several particulars.
sr Tsber moved TO strike out thirty and insert neen
ihcusand.
Mr. moved TO amend by inserting city thousand.
The motion was appl,ud.d la the galleries., showing
that H. sentiment here favor Of largest force
possible
The bill finally ordered TO q third reading
When Ny Pierce moved that the pill 90 now have its
ihra reading VI. GEARS raised point OF order that
INC BIZ having been introduced after 18th of March,
could not be read until after all other bills introduced
previous 20 that should have their third reading
Thr ! eaksr oecled the poin; order well taken,
on me g"ono tnst ne report from committee was not
ruc ucton of bill and second there vas no other
bill III ieacnese for u lhifd reading.
Mr. Pierce withdrew his n stion az he saw there would
be seme discussion Tor the purpose OF takiog recess
Thus ended an excited session. The feeling Is
ruls a, hat md the excitement about the eps-
lative halls ntersc and should il continue no power
resta IL. and woe be TO the hand lie
way The prevailing opinion to be that their
country calls and all seem eager u respond al once.
The commanding officer OF tho Niagara and Orleans
county regiment. Gep Shuier, democrat has
ten here 70 he Senator from that district ask him
that MS regiment Ia put down IA tho nrst 10 be called
into service This IL but sampe of the result of the
under current that is setting this direction. Appl-
cDss are Already numerous here ready to die their ap
pic. nd The moment that tho militia bill snail pas.
n scretary Of the Breckenridge State Central Com-
iris youfy expecting letter from John A. Green,
caii Sat. convention One thing ia certain, II is
sure tLiDs bat ono viii he coon issued.
AfTRsoos SESSION
The ineross.n9 couims.re immediately after the
hous- DAD c9nvene hs past hTee reported the bill az
being CORRECTLY eBgross,h tne Honse ordered, by
sluost vnaimoos vote, taf The h have third read
inf The 'ie being rean, Mr. Coz MS moved to
nslt The bad. sh instruction r,,Se out the enacsing
canse a. proceeded TO give ns re ons ut much length
f,l n III his n otOn
AIR tIspnan ioiiose0iu favor IL bill ua wss sorry
10 see ihe young FRI III New Yu, shoul place msef
On rec I'd az be bad cone 10 tb- rhs a
10 preserve the country, api II ga tne duty Of all to
obey The call II tneir connry pruct il from those
whi wulir dastroJ Hc nopeo patriotism OF tho
people ond no. ole out ~ one OF the founders
Of mo republic.
MI HatchlDgs democrs', of New 70 K, next spoke in
favor o; the bill Ho saic prooany would
ben be would be called u,.. cast 30 important
q vote He aboGlr tn biii "a democrat,
but IL HE Individual capacity lover of hs country
whilst dmog ina, no cd los Tor q moment en-
dorso the reouhE;n party, ne as
he eyer hpd hen opposed TO It, pe,ther did he
tpooFe the ysClstpg policy Of the President and his
fsa 81 question: The OIL cry he heard the part Of
rDs spucaDs the creed Of the party and the Chca
t1,rosr occasions, he denounced the compromise
icy Of The republicans that had brought ~ this pa.i
ton hut that was the past, snd there let ra' rns
nnonai capital wis IN danger, and IL the tor
every true lover Of bis country to rally y,
Let cones be hygones the present have -
deal with meet The ssne r-aoins patriots
Mr.. kcDorniot, democrat, of Weich county then
gave his reasons Why he shoa1 6 ror this bill,
folowsA democrat OF the sirc,ert sort, and believing
that the cardinal principle Ut Of
Try, shall vote tor this bi. deeply depore the ext
sebcy OF the hour feel that members VI our common
sttutoLally appoii ted, and that. democrat and
lover NJ ny couptsf whose consultation | sworn to
suppost when .ok my seat in this Hoase, am bound
10 aaiy ard IN bonor ~ sustain the government II is
for me to say whe her the national admnistra
ton bs right or wrong. Ny country forever. The re-
preventative Of the blood stained soil of wesscheser
only vote 10 sustain The government
Mr.. Hardy democrat, OF New York, next said that he
opposed TO the bill.
Nr. Benedict said that he sorry 70 see members
dotgc the responsibility Of their votes By suotersuge.
dow much blood and how MANY fort. hail be taken be
Iore they viii become satisfied 10 sustain the govern
nent. 1t is not question OF peace or war that they
have now been called 10 decide, but whether they
would sustain a cansttutopally e'ectsn President.
Mr. Townsend. demncrtt Of Queens. said, in recording
bis vote In favor this bill he wanted il understood
that nothing in Gods but the great necessities Of
tho case and whist voting tor the bin he wished 10 do
~ declaring h uter spborrepce 70 the principles or the
republican party that had brought the country TO this
condition Of Affairs
Nr Wright publican Of Genesee favored the bill,
followed by MI Cozans democra' again 10 opposition to
the bill.
Mr. Fulton (dem of Saratoga, said that he would be
recreant 10 bis duty TO his party and country he failed
TO vote for this bill He should be raid 70 return
his county he voted against this BILL fear the
old pstros who are barred there would rise against
HIM.
Ar. Bergen, dem Of Suffolk county, said that he
anS lie os
vote for this measure.
Nj. Barry tdem) said that he should vote Tor this
very upg; steful In leaving the democracy OF
the North 70 The mercy Of the republicans.
Mr. Sage democrat, then said that he felt that he could
not do Otherwise than vote for this bill He read from
the money article Of TO days HERALD TO show TO the
House The Keeling with the merchants OF New York
Mr. Provost democrat said that he held that Il was his
first duty to uphold his No person present
felt Than he did This OCCASION but he could
Lot fser when called upon 10 sustain that
which his forefathers had forwarded and should vote for
the bill.
Tho motion to recommt was lost ard the blu read the
third time, and passed. Yeas. lo2, nays,6
The announcement Of the vote was greeted with cheers
from the galleries
DIV. Ken y. yaran, Walsh and Young all from tho city
OF New York.
any that has been held here for Members felt that
they had been called upon 70 discharge painful duty,
yet that the exgencies Of the demanded that
they should discharge fearessy and without regard 10
the onsequencess
This has been eventfol day, and that win have
an important effect upon tho future OF our country either
for veal or 1ne friends Of the administration rely
great zeal Upon the moral esc, !he prompt response
on the part OF the state Of New York
The Assembly spent hours in third reading OF
bills before they took up tba war bill of the bills
read were some private claims for canal damages. This
legislature has rushed through number OF
tbs ciass Of bj,'s
Raoad coming op for third reading, Mr. Catln OF Wash
iprton moved ~ recommn the bill with Instructions TO
strike out the eDactng clause and proceeded in irregular
'harem scarem' ana bali cazy speech, Doted for ite
dari hoa Of words which nooody could understand.
VII Camp opposed The motion aud pitched into the
railroads general grinding monopoies, charging that
the reason the Toll bl no not pass The House was be-
thc ralroa had toe IL gisatGre w their grasp
m bin was then, OF moor ts friends, laid the
~
The senate passed runoer Of bills; among them
the oi relative IN the prCceeong against nsolvent in
snrHpce ctmpares witch has peen rushed through this
legislature under The IDEA that Il IL tho peoples
sUlG, xhen, In fact, IL IL The very reverse, and
will Ia the end, prove 70 be the ophoie that Will allow
The swinnlre insurance fmpaues escape the punish
ment that Their action justly This IL another
OF thoe bills thai Rooinsons Telef resolutions will
force upon the public tor tba. is the way That it
eavaniZ, into lie in the House. II 10 to be hoped that
the Governor VIII pnt hia foot oD IL
az the three miion IN piss-d the Assembly it
was ordered 10 be tasen 20 The senate IL there
made The spcaiei order for tins evening
The Senate resolved It's " into the Committee OF the
Whvc soon as that body convened Ia the evening.
The bill was read through BY sections few verbal
ments made and the Treasurer and state Engnc
added 10 be commission.
senator Hammond took the occasion to severely de-
nounce Governor Morgan Tor hrs inactivity upon this
great occasion stating thai be WOULD not have moved IN
this matter unless urged by the other state officers
senator FieTo saio that he thought the Sonstor had
done the Governor Dnstce ana said that the Cover
nor frequently cops,ed wi HIM In regard 20 the
former bill before the legislature He tns evening