The New York herald., 1865-04-11
NEW YORK. ...--.,.-.....
coNGRATULAroRY RESOLUTIONS IN THE STATE LE-
GlsLATQRE.
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Immediately on the organization or the Senate this
morning, Mr. HAvESs moved the following resolutions
Resolved That with feelings Of rrepres.ble delight
@ IH o he WIN 4 h.s
system Of niauy and crime TO perpeuate and extend which
Resolved mentioned the page of history
wbo aSsr sSs Sss.%ss God have oross
and dsss1cson and that we tender our commsndsrn
Chief III. ocers and .olders under 81: command who
sraac praise for their noble md dseds
affections and handed down % children worthy TO be
rsmembssd and hOnorcd while me Fguble n It's new and
and :Ss aSssrs ::
Mr.. FtMDs moved to strike out the word, slave
exclusively siaveholders rebellion. II orignSsd
In the conflict between abolition and slavery. But
be that may In the hour OF glorious triumph,
VIII peace and the reunion OF the STATES are so near he
thought there was no necessity for indugng In offensive
epithcts
any tn ng. 1t that this fla, eholders rebel
hon; and this being generally acknowledged fact, he
thought quite proper to ,xpress II Is quite tue
that gentlemen In the North should abandon the
rlodcd term which has been abandoned by the con
fsdcracy Itself As TO the terms granted by General
Grant Gen~ral Lee had he (Mr Bell been present aid
had vol In framing them, feel fg as Le did now, he
would have required the rebel array to submit 70 she
D. oc amai OF iresid Lincoln aud the II Con-
gres rather than simply requiring them 70 observe the
laws Of their respective States
Mr. FiELDs was per ecly well OF the fact that
has been developed that the nagnan nous, noble,
humane and sold CRY terms OF General Grant woed hot
u
doubt whatever of ths fitness and magnan nifty Of
tho terms offered by General Grant TO the Amy Of
General Lee which he had conquered lie per ecty
satisfied with the Of General Grant lie DID not
rise ths rsolut but to say lest wrong
impr sson as TO the feelings OF Senators should get abroad
call upon 10 the Ieast practical yet the nobIcst
quality OF the vctors-magr.nimity towards the van
Qu she'd The time has arrived ~ lay aside ali feelings
Of onmity hatred and malice, and 70 take noblcr vi
Of tue hocr, and learn from II the Lesson wh ch {
teaches and that charity Vengeance do not belong
To Ia but our heavenly Father. A. he was
concerned, he trusted that Le had cadcaed from his
breast all feel ngs OF revenge or animosity towards
Mr.. HuxrHRSr moved to add ths following
And we cordially approve Of the letter and 'pr. Of the
Mr. FoLsKa had not supposed that these resolutions
intended as test OF political faith now and here
after; but the Senator from the Seventh district Oar
Fcds dcsrous 10 give them that turn, and TO the
end that tho sentiments OF tho majority may be fully
unscdy express he NOV, that the resolutions 10
referred To q committee OF i've.
The motion carried, and the President appointed
the following committee G ;-Messrs Fose Ha'ens, An
ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY April 10, 1850.
Mr. GLEASON offered q Of resolutions returning
thanks 10 Lieutenant General Grant, his officers aud
ecers for the overthrow the military power OF the
IsOciion and declaring that moderation In the hour of
vici,ry aud forgiveness OF injuries endured become us
as sr-ai nation AMI that IL will be the earnest bond Of
cn shed h., 10 our hearts and arms, and thus recall
them 10 Ioyalr- end repentance.
were made 70 the -onAdernbon o( tho roeo
lutons. -
ernor Pollock of Penns, yania, and George H. ~ art
President Of the Christian commission and on being In
troduced by the Speaker 70 Che House. they consrau
lated the members and people on 'hs recent victory Of
Saturday w.
ALBANY.
Albany, Arril 10, 1895.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting o. Jwed.
die Hall TO night In aid OF the Christian Commission.
Governor Fenton presided and addresses made by
GeorgeH Stuart and Ex-Govcrnor Pollock, slier which
the audience contributed several thousand doian
sYRACUE.
SYRACUSE, NJ T., April 10, 1905.
The "glad tdings" OF the surrender OF GENERAL lee
has made the people of this city aud the surrounding
country perfectly frantic with delight Joy nlIs every
Lea Nth gratitude W God that the shedding Of aiernsl
blood Is about " One hundred guns fred
this afternoon, and grand proc esson and illumination
are IN preparation, for his evening The bells have beon
ringing and cannon firing since two O'Clock this
Ing The excise.aenti Is lntcnse aud universal
BrFrALo.
BryVALo, " Y, April 10 1905
Thers r great reolciag here ovpr the surfener OF
General L. e. abe bells are ringing ere compehcs m.
aiing, meetings are hcii Ia tio a. baud ~ mufc
paying sud Joy and gladncss everywhere prevail The
bOara VI lIaao hviuinx mcesns Ia d. honor TO TIE