New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
PROw ALBANY.
The BiiI Against Violence by s'rikers-ihe
soldiers Voting Bili-The Bnnh Conn.,
usiffcc Report.

son Our special Correspondent.
ALBANY. Saturday, April 2. 1854
THE S1RIKEEs' BILL"
| Great injustice has been done to Senator FOL
-, IN consequence Of Misunderstanding Of the posi-
| ,oo held by him toward the "Strkers bill" now be
-. the Senate which has created so much excitement
ropr portion Of the laborng population in the city
,Nay York II il well understood here that be is not
No. sibe for its introduction md that he was OF
1non At tho provisions OF existing laws were sum
rt to meet every necessity OF the case The substi
| "a for the bin introduced was reported by him as
Iairmsn according 10 usage IN pursuance OF the de-
sou Of the Committee without his being in aTy way
omptted 10 support when II comes uplh the senate
n SOLDIERS VOTING.
The bin which passed the Assembly last week came
for consideration in the Senate this morning 1t Is
udent chat the Assembly plan finds little favor III the
Snato which seems strongly inclined 10 the proxy sys'
IN in the bill OF last year. senator Murphy ayors the
rpointncnt by the Governor and Controller OF Com
issoners TO visit the various camps and receive the
l ,o,e, in person. After the adoption Of numerous
nerdmrnts oil tending 10 conform the bill TO the one
yhich passed the last Legislature il was recommitted
/ ,.d made the special order for Tuesday next.
BANK COMMITTEE REPORT
The Bank Committee report called up in the As
on Nv this morning and led 10 very exciting debate.
The matter up through resolution offered by Mr..
Weaver iusructng the Clerk OF the House 10 have the
pOrt printed forthwith under the JOINT rule which di-
rects the printing Of certain number OF copies OF re-
ports Of committees. The printing Of the small number
cOpes directed by the rule is OF course IN itself mat
r too little consequence 10 warrant the introduction
the matter into the Assembly especially as the Demo
r-stc presses flooding the country with IL but the
Willy opposition leader undoubtedly imagined that the
reading of the resolution WOuld throw frcbrand into
bc ranks OF the dominant party, an expectation wch
was doomed 20 disappointment as the Union members
twO-stood IN unbroken phalanx on one sluG ahu
the two Union members Of the Committee with the Dem
ccrats or the other. -,
II ought 10 be remembered that this most remarkable
report has the signatures of only the mon members
af 1cd to it. the two Others, nS one theh1li I'IaI
|ircth-fOrciby remarked yesterday would nave mao
her hands vihered rather than attach thor names To
t Ye: the Chairman Of the COmmitiee-Mr' AnuIuS
who has hitherto been much respected LOT soIuSSs
of Judgment and stability OF Prlnclpc. NS u,'uueu LUZ
enough 10 stand up his place to-day and SOY tht pup
r opinion was altogether in favor OF the rpoft no
one holds tie Committee or any OF us mem
hers responsible for the actual writing OF the
-c,o-. which was doubtless fOiStCd upon
hem by some clever COpperhead OF literary
urn but the infstuation ith wch It's pgiate fathers
hersh and defend it, is Ike the love Of mcther FOR
her deformed child The Democrats rallied eagerly 70
As defense Of the Committee not word was heard
b their defense from Republican; II was Denounced
Nv suoh men o. Gen. CrOOke, Mr. Redngton Mr.. VIII
Ssms and Mr Brandretl and extoled by the friends
n Hora;io Seymour and Ben. Wood yet, when Mr..
Rsdington declared that the report was calculated to
pargyZe patriots and encourage traitors, MI AnGfus
ok The door and declared that nine teuhs of the pco
Ne Of the gentlemans cOunty-St. LaWrence-were IN
hyor Of the report Tie hour of adjournment arrived
n cut short the debate and vote taken but so
tro in question but condemns the report in toto The
Committee constantly receiving letters nom all
usrs Of the State cOngratuatng them on their report
ese letters which emanate from CopPerheads ol the
srpe of Vaandigham they exhibit as proof that the
heart Of the people is with them.
NoTAgIRS PUBLIC.-The Governor. by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate has made
.he following appointments:
Esy. YoRx-Jireh Bull, Calvin NJ Northup, semuel I.
Bull Geo Desfandorf Enoch Armase Geo Hitler, Philip
Jordan Asa Buttnsn, Nm Allen. John q. Sieuerein l.
Wilbur Burr John j. Angeryins Nathan Solomon, A. Odrsn
saiter. - - $780,.
| KNas-Jehn Develin John NJ Williams, Augustu, D
Kuowlton Wrn =. socum Benz HsskilL ADDISON w
ICbsmpuey John K OAKLEY, Jas b. fairDar Theodore Si
Io.~h T. Berry SaInnel T. Jones Lewis C. DshistroI ia
,id B. Burnett Francis C. Pinto CyprsI ; bTsirAfd IT,
VIM H. Bergen. Aiouzo 7. McMgleu. Of BTooGlyni John
O.Iey OF Fsbush John Kleinsin. Theodore r Jackson
.pd John X Wilson OF " Williamsburg
OrYESs-Frederck O. Merke, John O. Lainoeison thaS
Kirby Of Jamaica; Benlsmin w Downing Of fIasansi
Daniel CLARK Of Hampstead m
| ULsrER-Sauuel Pcnuinsn. ssmsonvhie.
RIcHsoSp-Eugene kissaIn Rosyilc John J. Cnte ron
Richmond Leonard ". GODDARD Edward Bemen' Csstl-ton
II. LAwRRscB-Wm Armstrong. Edwin NJ. Hol0Eook,
s-msn Roote OgdensbuIgh; Chas Anthony Cornenus A
PrkeI Gouverneur; Elan r. Page I'd ". Thomas Of tAn
.on VIM Csnwel sBd Horace a. Taylor Of Mslene w M
Usher Of Posdar Matthew NJ Roberts Of Cnaeaugay W 10
Conger Of Mora Dan H. DAVIS OF North Lawrence ChAI
| l. McCelsud Of Madrid. -
| To BIZ A HKLL GATE PnoT-New. York-Jss. Gibbons Of
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