New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
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the STATE Hs though II hud Dcen eDgdgcu III legieatOh'
Tire first business considered in the Assembly was
motion 10 concur in the Senaes amendments 10 the bill
to and enroll the volunteers.
GETTING INFO RIGHT POSITION.
Mr.. Lansing of Albany, who discovered during the
night that he had made mistake yesterday fastened
10 move q concurrence with the amendments Of the
Senate
Mr. Herman Of Oneida, who has been absent since
Saturday arrived this morning, and took the floor on
the question of concurring. His remarks were directed
first 10 prove that tie Republican party Wac respou1
HE for all the evils under which the country was labor
ing-bonbardment Of Font Sumter, and everything
elise The gst of bis remarks may be said to be: that
the existence Of the Republican party Wa an excuse
If not Justification, for the secession Of the southern
States lie concluded by announcing his intention oil
voting for the bill.
Mr. Camp replied that it was such speeches as that
just made by the member from Oneida, and the same
expressions Of sympsthy with traitors and rebels that
had brought the country 10 It's present state, by en-
c)ursCng the hopes that large party in the Northern
States sympathized with, and would sustain, the
TeDels.
MIR Pierce also made a stirring spe, ch for the bill
and both M. +. and Mr. Cr,Ip were alpauded 10 The
echo the Speaker being unable to control the patriotic
outburss OF members aud spectators.
The amendments of the Senate concurred in by
& vote of 90 10 Mr. Neri4n Of NewYork.
Ofhos- who voted NJ the o. the bill yesterday
Nj Hardy the only who voted aye on tie senate amend
sbssu.ed Themselves yesterday, voted to-sayl
INF RECORD.
As il NAV be of interest 10 the country 10 know who
voted 70. and agans, the BILL give you he record
follows:
Is TN AssrRtr s pauags Of "a, original BIZ 4pr t.
YEGs%Aes.r, L. C. Auiru, W AnIru,. Aarol Anthony
Aer5ir, Bailey Baldwin, Bal Barber Ban'. B,a,l peue
Bgan Bso,5e, Bur- Camp Cafter. Cat.a Chapman Colin
6SI;io'i cg5 M ysIoa 5 ,, F y t,5 PIfn
Fish Fi-her Fullerton piya HHfsg' Hyatt, khpon hin
T ~ La a5 I LA@se ~ Ls 49, tsS M " Lss
Msrtel MaIshAn. May Me1,tl Merritt. Montague Moore,
Randall RE R,hsrt,on Robert. Robinson sanford S-l
so9,s Stew sheFs sherTgad shg. II smith u P Saith
bury. Watson Be6Efer "eA., DA'eier, wia'd, Hoai,EG
NAYs-sie,.u. Co.11. Ra,iy. Kenny, rao1n, U'a',l,
YouHg-S.
CoRaa6dbt fiHns N nc 'Mrlrt hinswor.l iud O9d'2
A Home Slk-Me.srl Hi Jors'. rhii5riet and wssr-A
c6i',endsl aud $ D Smith - '''''
A5'eai ron C,iy gaoa Leof'-lic.ss Hyiaad, Ee,han
d. CIV 1890 iagNc.,. cqiia1n q ssyy.r..
KhaIy Of Rocsand Iaa,isg q Albany.
~ THE SENATE.
Firio. Coz, Hammond Ihsr,-. kar LsphsH Meor.w,
Pro.,er Ran.,y Rchuond Robertson floeh ses.ioL. 81
Hoia. Truman ~sbe, Iilan.i--2y.
Jn'is ctfr bui 1T Jof.sg-Mr C'rsn, Of sorvsn-i
II Is proper state tat under CDnhtitu,ion the
absence Of member has tie same effect on the passage
Of bill ~ being present ard voting against Il.
PAY FOR ENTKA sIEvICrs.
Mr. Truman, by unanimous sent, introduced q
i 10 pay Mr. Fairman the Journal CLERK Of the Sen
ate 200 extra, which was by unanimous consent put
on IL final passage, aud received 80 yutes-All The
Senator's present. Mr. Fsirmans duties are very
afd10ns and have been very faithfully ind efficiently
performed, and II any officer abont the Legislature
cams more money than the regular salary attached TO
bis Office, that man j. clearly Mr.. Faman. Besides,
Mr. i. devOtes lie whole time TO the duties n mir
Office and par OF il 20 lobbying or against hls
before the Iegfi1rurt and IL l. bot Justice TO say
that he remark Is equally true Of Nr 1orvlB.er he
Chief Clerk Of the Senate whose fidelity was emily
rewarded by splendid liver ten soryice. Urcserfcd
by the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and The members Of tho
Senate every Of whom contributed 10 the purchase
OF this hatteIing testimonial.
ENECJTRE SESSION.
After the passage OF This lill movement made
90 20 Into Executive session the nominations q III
Van Dye Bank Superintendent, Mr. Barnard as
Hiu5or Master, IN place II AnaJl", reno cd, aud
some minor nominations. 4 iibustefing opposition
was made 20 this notion the objc ,i)ns Il tie llhus
tiers being not 70 much to an Executive sessiln as to
HI Executive session nor. number Of bls were
awaiting final aiding, and the hlibus'eTs were M
der the appro ensiOu that of those blls-Vari,n
larly thit creating the Metropolitan Board Of Health
would be likely 10 obtain more votes before than
after Execciivc session. The libusiering contin-
ued til about II Clock when the Senate went into
Executive sion, aud, ~ understand confirmed Mr.
Henry III. Van Dyck as Bank Superintendent, aud
Mr.. l.. w. Brainard, and something more than one
hundred n0tgries. " IL said that Mr. Van Dyck VAS
lot vet made mp Do Hllnu whether ne VIII accept 'ne
appointment and that be will in all probability keep
the matter under adyiscmen till after the adjourn
ment 30 ~ 10 relieve the Legislature, whcn is not
under pay now, from the arduOus duty of appointing
his successor and thus deyolye that labor the Gov
ernor.
The HE4LTH BILL.
When the business Of the Executive Session had
closed the Senate took up tie third reading of Bills
and when the Health bill was reached Mr. Connolly
moved rccomnii with instructions 20 strike out the
enacting clause, and pending discussion on that
tios the Senate adjourned.
4 SENSATION.
The proceedings OF the Senate were interrupted to-
day by Mr. Coyin, who to question of privilege
and read the following:
crowd compelled The Herad Office yesterday hang GU,
the American g and The Herald This morning out for the
country, Snd nothing but the country. jed
The resident JEFF. Davis part in ths city il now re-
duced to The Aibany Atlas, and some of the "boys"
have been contemplating visit to that concern some
what after the manner of that paid 10 the Satanic
Press in Fulton street. but have finally concluded III
view of the weakness and hermlessness OF" the party
TO compromise by throwing at the concern "the cor
ner-stone which the builders rejected
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