New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06
NETWORK LEGIsLATURE,
SENATE. y. Albany, April 5. 1876.

pany.
Incorporating the Black Point Association, ..-r
Il The Qwego Charter blu.
incorporating the Students Aid Association Of thu
| New. York Free Academy. .r-i .I..
Comforting additional powers upon the Arbitration
Committee OF the New York Chamber Of Commerce..
| Incorporating the Longshoremen's Benevolent 30
| ciety BroOklyn. ... .-.
To legalze the organization Of the Kings County Fire
| Insurance Company.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Incorporating the Young Mems Total Abstinence So
Incorporating the Father Mathew Temperance So
citty No. G, of New-YoIk
To change the name of the Free Academy Of New
York. ... ...,,l
Incorporating the Worth Lodge Of Free and Accept
ed Masons Of New.York.
Comforting additional powers upon the Marshsis OF
New. York. $50, I'D. ana.
Mr. MUHPHY introduceda general bill for the incor.
poraon OF clubs societies for social or recreative
them The OF b.
lard Surgeon. General, the staff Of Gov Fenton,
and after brief euoges to his memoey by Messrs shaf
| fer. Angel and Allaben, the senate took recess.
The Senate resumed consideration OF the Hegistry
| bill.
Mr.. Hu,rHnEY moved to strike ont the clause which
provides that vote shall be received unless tho name
Of the person offering TO vote shall be registered the day
before the election He thought this unconstitutional
II the Legislature say that legal voter cannot vote
unless registered on the day before election. 4 may
with equal propriety say that he must DO registered
one or six months before the day Of election.
The motion to amend was lost.
Mr. SHAFER moved to strike ont the clause providing
that registered name may be stricken of ON the oath
Of two electors that the person is not qualified voter
THIS was lost.
This clause was subsequently changed 90 ss to pro
vide that name may be stricken of on satisfactory
proof TO the inspectors that the person Is not duy
qualified voter.
Brooklyn the inspectors and Canyassers shall he ap-
pointed BY ohrds vote OF the City Supervisory In
stead Of the Police Commissioners.
Mr. SHAFER would be astoni'hed II this motion pre-.
vailed. He could not understand why any one system
should prevail for New York and unoher for Brooklyn.
unless on the principle that governed the Senate
on the paid Fire Department bill: which was simply,
ths the Senator from the Second District (Mr Strong
opposed to 1t. Brooklyn is TO be congratulated In
This Instance at least In having Republican represen
tative here for nobody believes that he (sr stron
was a Democrat his amendment would prevail.
Mr.. FoIGER said that none were more successful Ell.
Their at this the last session In calling up aud seeing
partisan ghosts in introduced into the Senate.
There is nothing In these assumptions Of the senator.
The truth 10 that the New York supervisors have been
tried In this matter and been found wanting. IL 10
otherwise in Brooklyn; and Furthermore the PROPOSE
ton is that ii shall require taoIhirds vote to sp-
point 90,
Mr.. FIELDS admired that ability and perinacty Of
the Senator from tho Second District. which compels
the majority of his political friends here to Weld to hs
wishes Ii was 30 on the Health hl; il on the
paid Fire Department bin. Brooklyn was excepted
rom the operation Of both these measures and he ad-
mired his snccess He deemed that the New ork Su
pervisors have been found wanting In this matter but
If it otherwise 1t should be remembered that tho
Board organized il the enacton OF Republican Leg
islature.
Mr. FoIayR said that none were 30 busy from the he
ginning the close Of the session. ranging his political
friends in solid column all bills that gave the least
pretext for partzan action. as the Senafor rom the
seventh District (Mr Field and yet none we're 80 per-
sistent as be 20 charge parzanshp TO the other side
he denied that this Baddi nss 0 rra. was ., nr
serving the purity OF the elective franchise
and ii II accompanies that object he cared nothing
pervisors q Sew:York hare been found wanting The
Senator from the sixth District (MT Laimbee had 20
watch the for days 10 see that he was not
counted out ny their apyoiniees. and he had been
eredby informed that some OF their apponees 70 these
highly responsible places cannot even read or wrifa
Mr. SrROSG eaid Tie Senator from tho Seventh District
mistaken In supposhg that he was disposed tooin
his side on this question 4 his an enanent VISA not
fdence In IT'S fairness aud utility and because litootyn
has not equal in the Board Of Police
but AZ IL 10 lost and the Democrats seek
to make this party issue be would be found voting
with his party for truth aud hight.
Mr.. HASTINGS said he knew Of no good reason why
system Of appointments should eIst for New York
and another for brooklyn, and he would therefore vote
against the amendment
The amendment was then lost.
Mr.. HOSES moved 10 provide that the name OF the
elector may be registered the day OF election on the
afidavit o, two frceholders which was last
Mr.. STRONG moved that inspectors and canvassers IN
New York and Brooklyn be nominated BY their respec
tive Mayors uad oonhred by atwothirds vote 81 the
Supervisors. Lost
The hill was ordered to q third reading
EVENING SESSION.
Tho Asaornbiy resolutions OF thanks 10 bre.
Curtis and troops for their heroic conduct at
Fisher were adopted unanimously.
Sundry remonstranecs were presented against the
Second and Third Avenue Railroad bills
Mr. Lows resolution In favor OF giving preference
for the appointment ~ Office OF men who have Sr'eu
The country In the army or navy was adopted. ~,
The Goycrnor's message was then considered MT
AlIaber resumed and concluded his rcmarfs Al