New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-09
FTDTRAL RELATIONS.
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MI PiersOn introduced the following WHICH were |

FEDERAL HtLAIloNh
MI PiersOn introduced the following. WHICH were
laid on the table and ordered printed
UAeroai The United States hef struggle OF ioui yesi
aan id RIon ths word las ever knowr. and
Uhrre1t Traitors IN and traitors in sympay no" ~
ny fr, tbc Government the power and the protection
which the Constitution ccnandsf snd hrtH iH' iu, ~
/, no, only the emancipation Of 10000 Of slaves but tho
or.i,indcaton Of power Of the Federal Government
Ti,,d Thu, useisc.iion T. not more Christian yrue
than political necessity 20 pfoduc harmony and conud'ne.
which orm the oriy asng basis o. Tree Govemmsm thit
lin, 10 lie r.ofon of state free and fu.' ENJOY
-, - IN th. fisf. privileges and mnuues % clireusAip
% ev.ry person should cultivate Aniy forgive n''
and eIiend al the privilege Of representation upon ''o'N
R,,oired That Andrew Johuson. President Of the United
state. entitled 90 the gratitude and 'apoft o. a over q
49, Tror not only sircsu er1rts "a bring bars te
revolving saies 90 Their a glance 20 thc Fedefa
bu, for his consistent poll % econfpcon ana tnA III.
Veto Of the Freedmen. bureau bl was sisc'manke aud
Es,o,,d M, We dcpoe suth Congressional action - hs'
tended 10 interfere with tie prsegs and pfcros Ye' o. e
Executive aud tender ihanis 70 the meioci ~ is
Home Of Repreeuy- aud the Senate VINO have ated TO
| re,i,, such encfosrhmeu'.
Re,or,G The; while We believe Consc' should oo % ihe
protection Of every citizen % whatever nation % color We
most respectfully protect against ccniEaHaion OF p"'
al Washington 'hal take nom tie sie' p~e.s tn
gated he Genera Government but reserved " we states
R,,oief Th,i is the da'y Of Conge.. admit 81 loyal
Representative. the state. lately ~ Rebellion 20 .oon
AZ Whenever they sha present themselves duy 4nlhel
-''' CLERKS or BOARDS oF SUPERVISORS.
Mr. Cochrano introduced a bin providing FOR inorcas
Ing the duties Of Town Clerks and Of CLERKS OF Boafis
OF Supervisors throughout inc state by ofeeuus tn1
imnediatcy after the auditing Of town accounts the
CLERK shall make up list Of such accounts IN tabular
form classifying them 50 that the amounts VIII be
shown at glance expended for different objects me
Controller Of the State shall embody all these reports
made 10 MN in general report which shall be made 10
WIDENING UStOYsT., BROOKLYN.
M Oakley introduced bill providing ior widening
This street from Cowanus Canal TO the north westerly
line of Prospect Park TO the width Of ~ ieet whlch
snail be opened TO said width by the addition Of 10 feet
rom each side - ~ a.,
SALARY OF STATE EEPokTEE OF COURT of Ar
PEALs
Mr. Cochrane introduced bill providing that the re-
porter shall have authority to publish The reports OF The
decisions Of the Court and have the sole ana exclusive
rght "a reporter and shall receive no other sal
AIRY. - ..e.
Mr. Anderson introduced bill providing that Jacob
Wendeuteld Edward A. Reed. james DAVIS, W IN >.
/ Csrrnen Louls Gullander and VIM. Richardson De
recognized as body corporate for the purpose Of con
struciing railroad along the following streets nhn
ayennes Commencing at fifth-aye at the intersection
NJ and thirty sixth 81. along The avenue
10 Mount Morris square at One'huDdfed and-'wenty.
fourth.st; thence ai0ng 70 Newaye on the westerly
side OF said square; along the Newaye 10 Onebahd,
,ednnd twentieth on the s0uiherly side Of said
sonaro, thence along Oae-hundred dndtwentieh-s TO
the Fifth-aye. 10 flityninth-st -
uorps or LABOR FOR DRIVERS AND Conductors ON
CITY RAILROADS IL SEwYORK.
Mr. Jenkins introduced bill providing that on and
aNer NAV ] every person employed any railroad
Tor the conveyance Of passengers In Newiork on any
omnibus coach m sald city shnll mol Oe tequfea,
ercept bv special agreement. 10 work more than ten
hour ner day and sufficient time Will be given them
TO procure their meals
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHARITIES IL BRooKLYs.
MIR REYNOLDS introduced bill providing for the
creation la the County of kings OF Department OF
Public Charities and Correction; the CHIEF officers
therein 10 be four in number and called Commissioners
~ pnbIc Charities and Correction The Judge OF the
County Court shall appoint the four Commissioners,
who slall hold Office Tor years for four years
one for six wears and one for eight years. The bill
Uronoses also to abolish the Offices Of Superintendent
OF the Poor for the County OF hings.
wARWIcK VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY
Mr. Milspaugh introduced II bill providing that The
ahove COMPANY may extend their tracks from War
wick Orange County to the line oil the state OF New"
Jersey. .,, ,, r,,,
Mr. Goodrich introduced dill providing that the
Road of Commissioners appointed by laws OF 1901.
hnnter 2Ds DO empowered ~ lay out and regulate ana
tmn,ove Atantic.aye from its intersection with Gas
son ave 10 the westerly side OF fourth'a'e.
rusrICEs OF KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT.
Mr. Goodrich introduced bill providing that the
cnnc-ysos OF Kings County shall raise by tax Tor the
ar the sum OF g. 600 for the purpose OF defrhyDg the
expenses OF the Justices oil the supreme O' al 'no
discharge of their duties.
e.T ApIFs OF ISTERPRETERS OF NEw-Y0Rk COURTS.
Mr. Secbseher introduced bill providing that the
oisres Of the interpreters IN the police courts OF sad
CITY shall be 81. 200 per nnnun. -
'nurIys OF INSPECTORS OR wARDH0UsENES.,
Mr. Tucker introduced a bill providing for the pre-
vention of fraud the issue OF false receipts or trans
f by warehousemen and others by directing that no
receipt or acceptance oil an order Tor any goous VI
Merchandise be issued except such goods or iherchah
disc shall have been actually received into Inc store o'
mnon the premises OF such warehouses
THIRD-AvE. STAGE ROUTE.
Mr. Goodrch introduced bill providing mat John
j. Mills may extend stage route through Ha' aioas