New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
20 ronrhaye along the latter to Bowery to Grandst
10 Grandst. Ferry.


o. - riisla BROOKS and William p Pinkinr, and pro-
,iIuc they may construct FaurorI ein.g 'Ae iooG
! lrg siieets IN NewYork City; co.nmcncng on 'fr"uu
! 49, nj o.. odstr.iy extremity q tic same Running
! tbc.ee along Grand 81. 30 broadway.
MATURITY OF coGMEEcIiL PAPER.
ur GLrAsoss bill provide hat when auy holiday,
NewYears Washington Birthday, Christmas, Fourth
Inlv or any Day designated by the Governor" HeN
s.1T BE- REGARDED tie fi,s, day If tho week el'u
Whenever agy 81 the first four holidays fi on Sunaa
the next day following shall be considered as Tue 1 .
day Of tho week for tho acceptance, pr !neh' VI Ia
change Of Checks or Promissory notes.
! THE NINTH SEEAToRAL CONTESTED SEAT CASE
This case was faitlsr argued b. senators Nj EfHl
end BAILEY wien the question vas taken on a. motion
70 al Ut She report Of MIR Shafer adverse to .he claim
Of tbe coutsten:, Mr. Low, ana Vac ioa'i ~ lDclo
cratg) TO - tu1.onl .,.....,,.
| Mir PRESIDENT: As tie vote which hes been an
uounced recessarly terminates my official relations
With this body. ask tie indulgence OF inc SeAare 70
make q Il = reuarks hey' RETAINED, Mf FtesIe.,
from participating In the DISCUSSIONS conaected wiz
Ills question My reasons for 90 doing ~ 10 hp IT,.
atod by every honoran!c senator 'hu In s ,
ligh.mirded man. had been nominated I"r tns o'''
/ had never solicited the nomination. bal never u'S'u
any ind yidual 70 vote cr me- ara cot.u u1' Lnu -
conn a ble with nv views Oi the p.0rrcV anu ny lPo
ings to outo, into tesc discussions. ] wiling to
l.nve IL 20 the members Of the senate upou Wy
soon OF this ComTi lice, 20 determine Tor tue.'.,r
whether The cJuteBtiut has received greater huin
1'r Of vote, than the suing meHbef. ~, J,' 80,
las now been enphoiceiy pronounced by tle lo,e
has boz. ftu, and mV Oiicial rcitinn3 Htse ~
about 20 end. do not cc, az That sti 10 ne i''
ton Of On individual WHO hrs been expelled ny Ioao"
ton OF this Senate becacsc an expulsion pie'slpf,s
official denqGenc!cs involving mgrai lrtltuue; a r
1 81 nplv n question II exclusion l have examined
nav say the testimony ia tsvase 1t would DC sinnse
indeed If had not was present at the taking 81 ~
have careful GIaly2ed !. duriuS the recess Oh We
senate and have not been able t. come 10 we concur
si0n % which the IiHicrity OF the committee HH''
arrived exercised ~ honest intention to nrrYe az
correct result and had cone 10 Che conclusion "nl
has been reached by majority Of the Committee, this
Senate would never have been called upon to pass te
question. should have tgkea another course upon 1"e
subject. Bl' could not arrive RI thor coAclasioh
II is true sir thai in the examination Cccuplea
D.. standpoint ~n.Cl, polhip pTeVenleu ms o s'H,s
at IL as Senators view the question ccAccdc ldS-
personal Interest may, to CERTAIN e1teAI cause u "
puity Of mental vision. md may De p'iDttee 20 ~!
here in a0 indness. that IN tie vote |teh ms pee
taken perhaps partisan iocnngs may ESQ nav" SUN
effect upon tie GiGds Of the Sen itors but ' hae
10 con- plant II IL neither ny place nor my desire 20
e rp,..n and submit lcfrentia.ly and most respect
Il - to the Judgment o the senate upon IDS mater
md received certificate FROM tue n ate canVd'sets
showing my election, and it was both my auiy
and ;ay privilege 70 appear here ana take ~
scat came. That privilege was pefsonal
% myself blr nat duty wGs duty Owed to my con-
sucuts In the discharge OF the duties devo'lng upon
No.. | have cElcIyO.cd 20 dacharko those cures
fitAflly honestly and unEisumipglyi for DeltFe
nave j. stunned nothng Ia tnS body have eneeayored
f. have a conscience void II Otensc toward God and
man. Aud sir I go down 70 private life conscious
thst Lave done nothing while here 10 bTinG disgrace
upon my constituency, OF 70 detract IN elly oetrec
!
body entertaining nothing but ihc kindcst of iecngs
TON ard every Selntor present. and towerd The ocers
OF sue senatc hope tbs t'eiias !. r.e,proecSa So
60 exercising TIE hope and tic wish that O. each Se''
tor mar be measured cot iull share 81 prosperity
AID happiness Ia the iutlIe US ID ususl! allotted l"
I Mr. Avurrws IN explanation II bis position or the
question said that no disc icd utterly The VoinlnoAs
testimony A. te how individuals hrd lo'ed
u The Coustitu ton provided FOR voting by ballot ana
WIZ 10 preserve tue independence of tie voter ana
oyc,y at ach made nquislion as 70 tho nature o.
tie Vote cat. was IN dtrogation OF thar pueipe Tlen
unleruid institutions. The bars AID safeguards
vere a.! placed before tho bilothor-tho igGi 81 chsl
llc-ge and RcgisIy-but behind tao ballot box be
vorll not cor,ont t. -. II the declaration o; Tho
voter is 10 - t.keo 10 corcurred with the Senator
fiom the Third. ttat mtn Who would cal an luesAi
vote would swear to anything nlierw9nd. --,.,.
/ Holding this vrw his purp0se bed been 10 ascertain
prec sey ehft tho balo box had shown 50 be the ex
rr,.o on tbe part OF The voters OF the Ninth District
lie arrived NJ the following conclusion;
Inc stting member (Niyen) was allowed by the 80,
Csuysssers .t''i
One for \. &. Niyen..
Ono blurred ticket lor 4. G. ANcn....----.-.....
s,asi
TIC contesiatt Oov) was allowed by the Can 49,.
There we're Is votes for H. L. Low...-......... y
~ ors : votes for Low .-------.---. .
There was vote for JuS Low.
1-crs was one vote fos Henry T. Low found In tho
II Judiciary boI.......-.-.....-..-......
sos
And ono vote. known as the "cut ticket" which he
(hr. Al believed there weTc evidences 10 provo had
beer accidentally cut by M Experimenting total
OF 0li. or majority Of ono for tie contestant Henry
X. Low.
The seat then given to the sitting member by a
II NoTAKIEs PUBLIC.
| Tho following confirmed Ia Executive Session
g. day: Thomas r. Sullivan " j. Graham. Dewitt q.
Joaes GIatx Nathan Joseph &. Lawrence. Edward j.
oven Il. j.. Miller. jr.. solomon L. Hull, Edmund
Ectchum aud Samuel VI. Clarke.
'CJECLRNIsG PAssLNGEls N VESSELS AR-IVlSG AT
SEw-YoRK.
Nr. FoLGER gave notice Of a bill which provides that
the Commissioners Of In grafton, or ~! one or more
oil them shall have and oNeroHc tho same powers and
authority In relation 20 poor chdren md children born
OF ikcy to b. born blstards. Who or whose mothers
orc chargcable to. receiving. or entitled 10 receive
support aid from sad Commissioners AS are now by
law icrIcd Upon tie Commissions of Public Chari
ties and Correction or were heretofore conferred upon
o. posses ,ed b. the Governor CommIsoners OF the
Aims House oi the City Of EcwYork, or the Commits.
soncrs OF the Aims House and Brdewel of the City II
Now York
MAILING LoAgD OF sCpERVTHOlS TO RAISE MONEYS
BY TAX.
Senator FoIGHR gave notice Of n bill providing that
the Ills, section II the ball passed hpril p, lt9 he
amended Ly striking the words - Said work being
hereby suspended" which were frnudulently nterpo
. lated in the bal.
AMERICAN FOREST FREE pRoPoGATI0S company.
senator IofGEE gave notice OF BILL naming cor
p,rators of the above Company j. &. Maxwell Joshua
Maxwell Fred. Starr, jr. Geo. H. Starr l. III. Daniels,
Ctas G.. Judd. II. T.. Hooker. j.. H. Pratt and H. II.
Nelson Tho object Of TIE ssooation Is stated being
for the acquisition Of lands IN the States add Territories
OF thc United States. improving The same and therein
and elsewhere propoglting and cultlyang trees plants
4 and shrubs and the vending 0f the same.
! The Association may hold property 10 the amount OF
$1,000.
GERMAN HOSPITAL.
| Senator LAIMBEER introduced a bill 20 alze GER
TEN reoDlntion Of the Common Council of the City Of
Now-I ork, passed August 3 1868 conveying certain
lands FOurth-aye and Seventy seyenthst. to the
President AID Directors Of the German Hospital
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