New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
ASSEMBLY.

The SPEAKER presented the annual report oi
the State Eclectic Medical Society.
Mr.. THORN made motion TO print 800 copies o' ,on'
roer Robinsons annual report for the OF the Con-
troer. and 10 copies for each member oi the Lesisa
ture. A.
message OF Jefferson Davis among his constituents Ms
this document He complained that our debt had been
increased the people had paid bountes for vol
unteers 10 put down tie rebellion In this respect IL
nsued the loyal feeling OF the State. he moved to
give the Controller 500 copies. but was opposed to iur-
nishng the members Of this House.
Mr.. THORN said the report contained iaeis which a.
MS constituents with the document II advocates re-
trenchment and informed the people with reference 10
the debt The taxpayers should have access 10 this
official exhibit Of our State finances.
Mr.. DRANDRETH would double the number for the
that when the opposition put their doctrines on
record it benefit TO the Union party; Controller
Robinson had shown himself a represensative Demo
crat the CoppeThead order and he was Tor letting ms
constituents see how the thing looked.
Mr.. CREAMER was in favor Of economy IN fntnre bnt
the report Of the Controller document that should
be circulated. If any one was responsible for the
sentiments Of the report It was tie party that elected
Controller Robinson TO Office Tie State aeb hal been
largely increased. and this document showed low II
had been done. II these facts we're to bc suppressed
for political reasons then let il be done. and he had
never heard Mr. Eobiusons motives Questioned lie
had discharged his duties with great ability ana his re-
port was Of great value AZ this tine. 8,
Mr. Thorn said that the Committee on Printing had
resolved rerench but they did not think tns doeu
Mr. ID. Il. WOOD was for putting down the printing
to the lowest figure.
Mr. PARKERs ,amendmen; was lost by avote Of 30
TO Go.
Mr. LrTLEJoHN was not Influenced by personal con.
siderations The State laboring under debt Of
over $50 10000 and economy was demanded in every
department of the Government. He moved 10 hHit
the extra copies OF the report 10 800.
Mr. THoRN said that this WAS The only document that
gave the taxpayers full exhibit o. the debt referred to
By Mr.. Littejohu.
Mr.. CoSGDON would have more than 5OO copies
printed. ,oo.o
a resolution 10 pfilt 500 eI.In copies OF tie Me
tropoltan Police Report and the Report Of the Me-
tropolitan Fire Commissioner was adopted.
BILLS SoUcED.
Relative 70 contagious diseases among cattle.
Extending the Jurisdiction Of NotaIies Public in
Kings County; for a railroad in Lexiaston.aye and
other streets in New'iotk
To enable aliens 10 hold real estate.
To amend the charter Of the Kings County Savings
BILLS INTRODUCED.
For a railroad in Grand ard other streets In new
To extend the term of Office OF the Justice and CLERK
! in the Eighth Judicial District -,
To incorporate the United States kesi Estate circuit
For tie relief Of the Black RiTer Railroad Company;
To authorize divorces in cases Of wliu and continued
abandonment.
To amend the Excise laws
For a survey Of the Hudson River from Troy TO
Fort Edward. and the improvement oi the Chhihpalh
Canal.
To amend the General Manufacturing law
To incorporate the German Savings Bank OF BTook'
lyn.
MOTIoSs AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr. CocHRASE-fOr a joint Committee on JOINT
Rues. Adopted. c
Instructing our Senators and Members OF congress
to vote for the Blaine proposition for representation as
follows: ,,
Representatives shall be ipporioned among tho several
States which lnsy be included within the mon scc,Ias 10
,ber respectiye urbrr. wc sha be determined by TAX
i~, ,Le whole number Of pcrsons except those 10 whom
political right privileges are denied or sefInfru oy e
The resolution being concurrent one uhcer the
rule lies over. Adjourned.