New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09
TnB LATE LEGlBLATUBE.

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at the late session In caucus were these: The Fire 10
partment BILL the Health BILL the New York Tax Com
m,.ioners BILL the Buffalo Police bill. and the Cspito
Police bill OF Ihese the Fire Department bill and the
Health bill originated in the Senate and passed that
body withou! difficulty. receiving the vote OF eVery
Union Senator present when the question was taken
Tho Health bin also received the vote Of Senator ALA
ben Democrat Mr.. Allaben is physician, and, al
though Democrat Of very ultra Ioharacter felt oon
by his conscience TO support this measure which
his professional knowledge and experience taught him
was demanded by the interests Of humanity The Fire
BILL after passing tho Senate. was favoraoy reported IN
tho Assembly on the 18th Of March On the 10th, Mr.
Van Buren, moved TO make the bill special order for
Thursday the I'D. This motion, which required two
thirds vote carried by 10 to 90 On the 3d. the bill
was accordingly discussed in Committee Of the Whole,
and after exciting debate the Committee rose ana
reported progress. A motion was made by Mr.. Van
Buren, to discharge the Committee from the further
consideration Of the bill and order 1t TO third read
ing. On this vote. which was properly regarded az
,est question. the Yeas and Nays were as follow:
YyAs-Mes.rsI Andrus, Barley, Biddecom, Bonbam,
Br,nde,h J. ". Brown. Brun.on, Carpenter, Solns y
ark Close Crandal. Edwsrjs Gleason, Green habFonck'
o' hns nS%pn Dive. h' Psimer e. P.lser j. Far.
ser Perry, Pit,' Post, Rsnkin Rednst9n Reed hogrs'
/ HOUSE
spoor, stafford stanford, s,.w. Topia Van Buren, Wood
S,Y,"M..sr.. Angel Bemi, Rnurslf,' Bwdit, Burns.
Cocper Canias, " n Cia,t, C,eamo. Croxen Eld,.dy.
FenSa ga uohan, HaLenbesk. H1ynes. o. ~. BuHsn/rd
k s.gs" h'Tse ~" Ne b 51s''S Gas
'on, Posed, Plat RdgraE Rooci." Sesoaess, snnm.'
r. =, w WsrS s Wsass, Wsitv Weed sni W1ma-17
Union members IN Roman. Democrats In Iiahe'I
The bill was thus ordered TO a third reading by 80
votes against 4considerab less than the number re-
quired TO pass IT, Messrs. A. A. Brown, Cole. Edger'
ton, Godfrey, Howard, s. H. Hungersord. McCaiL
Mcrsercau Pickard, Richardson. Sumner, t. s. smith,
Squlres, Tilinghast Tolmsn. Weber and WILDER.
Union.) were absent. did not vote; while Messrs
Angel Bems. Crowell. Lewis, Kimban and Strong
voted squarey with thoD emocrats. Most OF the ab-
sentees stayed away purposey with full knowledge that
the vote to DO taken and In spiteof tho strongest
solicitations 10 remain.
The friends Of the bin took the alarm and strenuous
efforts made during the next few days to secure
additional strength These efforts were so successful
that Oh the Jh Of March the bill passed By tho strong
Of 81 to 49, the Union men being nearly all in their
places. and a considerable number Of Democrats from
the rural districts having become convinced Of the pro
priety Of glviag tho bin their support.
The Yeas and Nays were a. follows;
BooI,la,er Brandeih A. A. Brown J. ". Brown, Brunson
Csp-uter. Cole. Collins. ~ Ca'k Close, or.nd, C,owrl
Greer hsiissS,s' Hs.Srosei HoHI. Howiyd naI.s
hs%si2 .x f rs, asc k' S kTs: .:Rni%
la olco onver Palmer. q. rsrter J: h. Parker Perry
Picssfd. P, riGn' Po't RANKIN Rsd,nr'on Reed Rich
sumner, Shaw shepard sherman. Speaker. SAsns, T. s.
Iou,4n Topic. Van bargn. Wslsr. wiber, Mood, Worth
al
.SAm- M-"u. Bemi.. Bo.r'a, Biasreit Bs,tin
c,sa%.,, Bas,si.. GasgSs., Hoyss., K.sya. Lnsgae,
T. ss a ss% ss n S 1ais. ., n ss%s
Sammors. sssoaeao SAe,veod j. l.. saith, StanDd, la!
~aa. Tuner, Iseder, Ward, Wsar~. Weed Wh''ma"-3a
Mr.. Bems was the oay Union member who voted
against the bill. Mr. Angel. at his own request.
excused. Mr.. Morey. Mr. SQures and Mr.. Weber
did not vote. Mr.. Morey was actually absent from
Albany The Others it is believed were in the Capi.
toll.
TIE HEALTH BILL.
This important bill which was prepared with great
care. and had the cordial support not only Of the
Union organization. but Of almost every good citizen
In the district created by it. destined to meet with
dis defeat through the detection Of number
Of members elected from the Union party, notwith'
standing that it had been regularly adopted
CAUCUS measure. Having been reported favoraby
from the committee on motion Of Mr.. j. l.. Parker
the 10Th day Of April the rules suspended 10
permit, majority to the bill forward. The vote
in this motion wns--Yeas TO- Nays 4s. Messrs. Rankin
and L. s. Smith were the only Union members voting
in the negative On the same day. the House. on
ton Of Mr.. Van Buren,. went into Committee Of the
Whole upon the BILL and after proracted debate the
Committee reported progress. On motion Of Mr.. Van
Buren, the Committee was discharged and the bill
ordered to third reading by the following vote.
YxAs-Messra Andrus Barley Biddl.com Bonhsm Brand
a a. j.. C
N. CIsi, Crandsi Crowel 0odfI-y Gleason Green Hs.
s. T .. Mcr., S ,. keos h
J. l.. Parker Perry rielsrd f,ws Post Redinston Reed
Shaw shepard sherman speaker speor stafford Stan
ford s,sw% strong IilTsass Tsuan T0pd Van Buren,,
ns,. cser. .. cs@s s CA1g~s,, , n C,t Csa",
Go@ss Iys.: aal'y Maas.s. asi;s's.a: MtsS k'tss'.
taclsr Sisrrscd, SAsI,. j. J.. smiA StanG,d Taiman.
Turner. pandrsse, V"dsr, Ward Wsase'. Wslv, Weed,
WAuHdn-i9.
Nessrs. Kimball Lord, and Mersereau were the only
Union members voting against the motion. Messrs.
Angel. BemLs. Cole. Close, Edgerton. Edwards. Hol.
liz. Howard. Leftover. Palmer Rankin +. s. Smith and
Squiros were absent or did not vote. II will be OBJ
served that the vote was insufficient to carry the bill
bat il hoped that the absentees would DO present
on the third reading and secure It's passage But Mr.
Boole. with active lobby. went efficiently to work to
prevent this result Such Of the absentees a. were
present tho third reading went the wrong way and
the bill was defeated. This was on the 18TH
The following 10 the vote:
YEu-Messrs Andrus, Barley, Biddlecom Bouhsm.
Brsnl,th, A. A. Brown, w Brown. Brun.on Carpenter
Collins ~ Cark. CrandAl Crow~l, Godfrey Gleason Green
Hasbrouck, Howard Huse. Humphrey, s. H. Hungerord
Kellogg Lsphsn Leo. Lewis, Lord Mccall Morsy Oliver
O. Parker Parker. Perry, Pcksrd, Ptts Post Redns
ton Reed Richardson Rodgers Rouse Root SANFORD sever
I'd
Stanford, stewart strong Iinghssi Tolman Toplia Web.
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