New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-12

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The proyisions Of this sct are hereby rspesied:
-" Sc q TIM sct shall take effect Immediately
GLoRIFICATIoN OF GEN. MCCLELLAN.
The resolutions clarifying Gen. Mcclellan were
called up this morning In tho Assembly BY tho
mover, hr. Darcy Of Brooklyn. The resolutions
yAs,.e, Of the United States Army, and
former Of entire forces and the ide
TIE .sss through petition Of The
England States and Vhs,eas the marked demonstrations
every point on bis journey gallant old. and hero
OF many battles. Msjor-Gsn. Geo. b.. AsCsisnj and.
thai thcy are swsys ready cordially welcome receive
with open their gallant officers and COLDER. who have
fought the battle. Of our county, :;o believing that tnsY re
srssds for the .sdi.r and c.r Who has three. time.
wnoss public career wSsthsr Chsf q DE
tifs armies Of Union lesdr Of the Army Of The
csSutry pssiors iovo for the Unisn .ad an sdmisss
and devotion for the Constitution therefore.
Rsslsi III the Senate csncu Thatn behalf Of the people
Of this STATE - their Senate and Assembly
convened invite Ms Con q b. Mcclellan TO visit the
state Capital the Eusst Of this State At " early day
Fe.oi,ed f the senste coneu Tbs. Committee Of two
member o. The Snas sue 'i Mosn .na n
with copy Of these revolutions and carry out theI object
The animuS which inspires all this inflated YER
bisge il evident enough. II ID Of piece with the
proceedings Of those wseacres, the New York Coun-
cmen in The case of Fitz John Porter. and is in.
tended TO convey q rebuke 10 the ADMINISTRATOR
for its action in removing Mcclellan from the CON-
mand Of the army. Mr.. Redpgton OF 81. Lawrence
County, moved TO amend by sinking out that portion
of the resolutions containing the fulsome iattery OF
Gen. Mcclellan, but recognizing his claims as an
officer Of high rank in the army, and extending 10
him simple invitation TO Welt the capital as the
guest Of the State. Even this degree OF liber.
Questionable propriety. But liberal as it was, 1t
stirred the bile of the peculiar admirers OF the
General, who would be tatisied with nothing less
than the extravagant eulogism OF their hero ~ con-
tanned in the original resolutions Mr. Fields started
to bis feet and roundly abused those who were not
prepared TO adopt The resolutions lie reviewed the
action of the Legislature two years ago. in nvilng
Mr.. Lincoln 10 vist the State Capital when on his
wsv to Warrington, and drew parallel between
the President aud The General greatly 70 the dlsad'
vantage of the former. Mr.. Sherwood moved to
further amend by inserting the names OF Burnside,
Ros.crsns Hooker, Corcoran, aud Meagher, which
Increased the evaporation Of the MeClelan'itts.
.Judge Dean sneeringly moved 10 add the name OF
Fremont Somebody else proposed that Of Busted,
which created q momentary laugh.
Mr.. Hughes Of Brooklyn, ss the countryman and
friend of Corcoran and Meagher, objected on their
behalf to the use Of their names, and went on 10 de-
liver bimsef of scathing philippe against the Ad-
ministraton and the political intriguants who as he
ssid, had procured the removal Of this ilastrious
commander.
Mr.. Seymour of Erie followed in TRADE against
Cen Pope and " such niggers, and then Mr.. Hatch
inps of New-iork mounted the high horn oil his
ora,ory and favored the Assembly with his views
upon the military qualities oil the great commanders
OF antiquity, from AgaInemnon down, be having
frst informed the Assembly that he could look back
thousands of YEAR. The superiority la every case
was awarded, Of course, to Mcclellan. lie had got
down on the catalogue as far as Hannibal, whoec
military reputation WIS sunsrnB horribly by the
comparlson wbch Mr. IirtcLlnss Instituted between
MIN and our Yankee Major-Geners,l, when the hour
OF twelve arrived and swords had 10 give place u
powsharcs and spears 10 Iruuinghooks, the T. pre-
senatves Of the agricultural Interest being Id - ait
iug to claim the noe OF the Assembly Chamber, 30
that the world viii be obliged to walt with "ha'
patience II can for Mr.. Halcnngss opinions on ia
ius Crsar, Frederick the Great, Napoleon, aid
other famous warriors
TiiE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The WAYS and Means Committee has already
completed the General Appropriation BILL aud II
was tuis morning reported by Mr. Depew, tie Chair
man. Conridering hat less thsn week has tlarsed
since tue appointment OF the Committee thu cvinc.s
gieal d. uQuenoy Oh ia iar. Inc Supply bill IN ia
part ready, aud viii be very room reported 10y t.c
same committee
SUSQjEHANNA RAILROAD
The SusqnehaDua GIll coutlnaes TO q the sjlcct
II debate IL toe Senate, AID there was sn animated
Atsstu 4 .s.1 10
sp.ctiyely, the cAei OPPONENT and the cnlel adyo-
ca OF The bit
PROTECTION OF NEw-yoRK iiARBOR.
Senator Mgrphy Bill providing Tor she protection
Of the larbOr OF New York against invasion provide
ss follows:
necessary LIE Appreciated Tor tho aud
bp.syd y. tho unri State. ai s viii such u
r'erc't a. u my Doom proper the ae - b. e1psaded h.
tbs manner and for Tho puipn'e hereunder pecined
sao The Ooyernot o. The sss Of NesA ofk, III. Lieut.
Governor Secretary Of S...e Attorney aud Con-
oci, hereby ePpoiued Beard Of Commissioner md
tathoIcd 70 ruIeha'e provide submnios bat
the direction Of the SECRETARY Of War, They
deem 10 aid the general Government In proteer
the LarJ3r OF Nsw-foik Asknti Immediate attack ~ Any
onclad other vessels ia thu Of persons states "a
rebellion against tho Gov-rnn-rt Of tbs United States
J. Authorize. and guests the 69yeror 20 eomtnnHi
ca.e with Executive Department Of the n,,d States
give effect TO the act and 20 reimbursement TO the
state OF moneys expended under tho act.
SIC D. Authorize. and directs the State Controller to Dor
the said $4,000, or 90 much necessary at per cent
payable ~ dlscfeloh OF
sonsr, Of Canal Fund or Immediately reimbursement
Of tho whole part by the General Government
THE CODE.
Senator Hsrdin's bill amending the Code Of Pro-
cedure provides the following amendment to section
3g5:
"a party examined by adverse party sin this chapter
proyided may be ,nned behs subject the
rams rules of examination other witnesses But he
y matter not responsive to the inquiries put to
him by the adverse party to explain qualify
lii thereto dschsrge where his would
charge himself such adverse party offer hnsef wit!
ness on his behalf ia respect TO such matter subject
10 the ,ame rules Of examination other witnessed aud
shal 10 80 received"
ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL