New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-16
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ALBANY, Monday Evoplng, April Is, 1861.
THE MILITARY BIZ

THE MILITARY BILL.
The military bill passed the House this afternoon, by
Yeas lO2 to Nays 6-the Nays being Messrs. Cozans,
Hardy, Kenny, Varian, Walsh, and Young, all Demo-
Gratis; while Messrs. Callahan, Ellingwood, Gardner
johnson, and Lsnsing al Democratic lodged the vote
aesas. Answorth Bnrs, Chittenden Hill Hyland
J9p>s Herman, Knapp, Oden, Philbriek, saihbnry,
Sc. Smith, Tuner, and Wager were legiiiniately
absent AL the rect voted Aye. The Senate now
% o'clock discussing the b with various propositions
TO amend
THE health BILL.
The Health bill was ordered to third reading to-
day, when motion to read il third time was lost
l4tol7.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
tits at present quite impossible the Legis-
a,ure will adjourn. Many are anxious to adjourn i'm
medatey and thus neoesstate extra session, but 1t
looks as though they would be held together till all the
necessary legislation shall be disposed Of
80 p. m-Tbe Military bill was amended 10 the
Senate by adding the State Treasurer and Engineer to
the Advisory Commission The debate very spr-
tied. Mr.. Truman said the people bad been crying
Peace, peace when there was no peace" In Feb
ruary there had been an old Hartford Convention held
here and he hoped he would live to another
We all understand this question, 1t was rebellion and
we must put il down.
Mr. Spinola chargedtbe saveholder'streason and re-
belon upon the Republicans and beled history in the
most shameful manner TO sustain his position but
worked up bis speech by hauling an American flag ont
Of his pocket and swearing that he would stand by to
the last.
Mr. Ramsey said past questions sunk into inagnifi-
canoe by the side of the Union. Treason he'd been
brooding in South Carolina for years. it bad npened
Into overt acts. The Flag Of our Country had been
fired upon and lowered to traitors. 1t Was the bust
meas of the country wipe out that STAN, and not 10
talk now OF party questions.
Mr. Colyin, Democrat, sustained the bill heartily.
lie regretted the introduction Of politics and OF parry
into "A question that was country-Our whole
country-and nothing but country. No matter
how tho present cTlsis was reached, every man 10
bound 70 support the National AdminstTi'
tration with all his heart and all his soal.
and he ia a traitor 10 bis country VINO hesitItes The
assA, is without prOyocaon. IL Is without Jus'incs-
ton Secession 10 rebellion. 1t is revolution, and II
is idle talk of any right in this matter lie claimed
tht if the Secession Members OF Congress had not de-
serted their poss the difficulty would hive ghied 1t ell
But b. withdrawing and firing upon nationnlfor they
drsolyed all connection with Union men everywhere,
and they became traitors TO their country President
Lincoln aud his Cabinet are in the right. How many
hearts in this great country would bleed 10 hear that
the Union flag had been lowered to rebels. Forty
millions of Russian slaves have just awakened TO free
DOM and seven States of Union are leaving us be-
cause they held Slavery TO be divine institution.
The conflict has come. Shall we halt Sir, this
country will be all free. Appanse IL is impossible
that Freedom and Slavery shall exist together. He
had deprecated tits day, he had feared it for wears,
but il had IL does show, oh God that Liberty
and Slavery cannot exist together. The war has be-
gum and in the contest he was for his country rs his
country last, and his country forever.
Mr.. Connolly (Dem.l asked To be excused; said he
had prepared brief speech explain his position
this measure and asked permission " pint wlthou.
reading it to the Senate, but IeDarked that while ct
the battles of Buena Vista and Cbepultepec the flags
Of the Seventh Regimentand the Palmetto foated side
by side IN support OF tie Union, he regretted that now
they were in hostile array. -Four times by the par
TALLY OF the citizens OF New York he bad sworn sup
port the Constitution and sustain that old flag, and
would DO it now, and, with the blessing OF God, he
hope! that flag yet would wave, not only over the
Nc,ihern States but the Border States aud all the
States There was no party III the Reyoutlon--let
there be no party now. lApplause.l He withdrew
his request to be excused, and voted Aye. The bill
passed by a vote or - to Lawrence and Gardner
one member, Mr.. Grant being absent.
The Senate crowded 10 suiiocation during the
discussion and the Senators frequently interrupt
ed by hearty applause which could not be suppressed
by the ordinary Tie military spirit is very
much alive here. Jack Lawless has enrolled com
psny of over 100 volunteers to-day in this city, j. Owen
Moore a company OF co, VIM. G. Weed and Henry 5.
Hurlbut each as many more, and these recruits have
and now, at midnight, singing The Star Spangled
Banner" ana - The Red, hite, and Blue"
The Governor received dispatch from the Secretary
of War today notifying him that he had made dIat
for seventeen regiments for immediate service Ii Is
probable that the rendezvous for these troops will be
New-York, Albany and Emira, and that some Of them
will move toward Washington this week.