The New York herald., 1863-02-19
NEW YORK HERALU THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l9 1883

Protestant Episcopal church Of the diocese of Western
and SusluehsHna Railroad.
To regulate tho weight oi rails.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr. koRs-lncorporating the Dry Goods Clerks
Fary Closing Association. II allows tho association TO
hold real estate 10 tho value of 500 900.
BY Mr.. PARKi3s-Repeang the act exemptng ministers
or the Gospel from taxation.
BY Mr.. wooDwARD-Relativo to the accounts of town
officers provides that the superv sors, clerk
and justices the peace auy two Justices in the
raj towns Of county shall constitute board OF town
auditors for the purpose Of examining the accounts Of
overseers OF tho poor and commissioners OF highways
and thor town officers.
by Mr.. HurcnISGs--To authorize tho orphan Asylum
Society OF New York 70 hold real estate.
by Mr. 7. G. FmLis-To incorporate tho Protestant
Episcopal Tract Society.
BY Mr. 7. T. HayK>s-To provide for the administra
by Mr. DErxw-To amend the Revised statutes relative
70 auction sales. provides fer the payment Of auction
duties by all brokers' factors and mddemen In the sale
OF every species Of personal property subject to auction
duties on all goods each and every Time sold and on all
s ss q aps p assns ssns sas
ana carry 6ut :he avr l. ,...r-.=--
BY Mr. Bts,AxlS-To authorize the saoketis Harbor,
Rome aud New York Railroad to sell property.
BY Mr. koRS-To incorporate the Dry Goods Early Clos
ing Association OF New York. :
y Mr. PArLpSG-To increase thegconpensation Of u-
rofs N tho towns Of Kings county.
BY Mr. Lorr-To authorize railroad Maspcth ave
nue., Brooklyn.
The bill in relation TO town boanties was taken up in
COMMITTEES OF the Whole and debated TIL the adjournment
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met al six 0'clock.
LpiEps' BoUsr;Es
Tho bill TO confirm the Of tho Governor and appro
pr.ling money to repay the sums borrowed to pay tho
state buunties read the third tine.
On motion N Mr.. DxAs II was passed.
Ar. SxhswooD reported mplcio tho General Bounty
Dli legazing taxation Of towns 10 repay bounes On
his motion the bill was road for the third timo and
passed.
COMPLIMENT 10 GENERAL cAss.
Mr.. DAVIS offered the following:
Resolved committee be appointed to invite him to
i,oor . -'A'' .'1 'A' 'fos.'' "'''o"0 'n % NC
Mr.. DIAN seconded tho motion and moved that . com
mtee be nppointcd forthwith as Mr. Cass leaves The city
Tho srnAxKa appointed Mossrs Davis Dean and Z. Hop
kiDs such committee.
Tho resolution adjourn from the 10th TO
the 25h, was concurred in after debate, by IL TO 20
Mr.. DAVIS, from the special committee TO wait Gen.
CasS, reported that ne had erforned his duty Gen
ass requested them TO convey the Assembly his thanks
Tor the honor conferred upon him. and say that hc
grcted that the state Of his health prevented him from
accepting the invitation.
The Assembly went into Committee OF the Whole J. 3.
Havens In toe chair and took the Governors message
Mr. REDSGroS took tho floor, and argued against the
position taken by the Governor that tho sonth wns
not responsible for the war; and that slavery tho
subject. but not the OF the lilo reviewed tho
history Of tho government 20 show that the democrats
who endorsed the Buffalo platform held % tho same doc
trne as IL contended for by he rcpub lean party with
reference TO slavery He regarded slavery as tho great
strength OF tho rebellion because we had TO send away
our brave sons to fight the battles aud Thus preventing
them from pursuing their usual industrial pursuits,
white tho negroes Of the South used to produce
the corn and food OF thu reoeis, who thus
bcd 10 meet brothers unfaiigued and eager 10
slaughter them. He justified arbitrary arrests upln
tho ground Of military necessity. c did MT fear the
threats OF revolution here In tho state OF New York
II pnrtans should stir up the feelings " portion of
the state as to cause revolution thoy would lind party
At the North 10 meet and subdue all such trclson ie
continued at longth support OF all the OF the
President.
No other person being prepared TO speak, motion Of
Mr. Hrr, lSGs the message made the special order
or the Goth inst
ARIrIatEy Afrssrs.
On motion OF Mr.. T. &. tRLs arbitrary arrests were
made the special order for March 4
Adjourned Ia eleven A. NJ to morrow.