The New York herald., 1866-08-30
THE STATE CAPITAL.

Debate In the senate on the Welcome TO the
President. Violent A-,auits BY the Rsdicalr.-
Hirts of Danger 10 the Preside nj Sehntor
Low Declares the President Has Given
Oniciai Sanction to Assassinat ion Senator
GODDARD Does Not Wish the Dangerous Pas
sion or the Loyal Men Aroused by the Mem
tion Of His Name Senator Lows Resolu-
tions Dcfeated-A Compromisc Adopted
Honors 20 Grant and Farragut. &c.
ALBANY, August 2e 1905.
The radical senators aud sdcn side politicians are
here held consultation carly ,h morning on the subject
.>f the resolution adopted yesterday welcoming Andrew
Johnson President OF the United states TO our territory,
and much dissatisfaction expressed that Lad been
suffered ness without opposition Resultpf conference
was tho drafting Of resolution which was designed 10
reopen question When the Senate met Senator Low
moved reconsideration OF the vote by which senator
G Murphy's resolution was adopted, which was carried
He then offered the following as suosftute-
whereas the President OF tho ntsd states and our dis
nasd fellow sp. , & s 9Tsn, on s. sns u s
state g as,s ~ Y syns AZ ,n1 mened Statesman Stephen
Resolved That The sepste on behalf q the people q .ss
states General Grant and Admiral farragui 10 our ter
Resolved ina, commi,tee q three member, % ,ss
Grant aud ADMIRAL Farragui this welcome.
Senator TuosAs MUHPnY, Of New York, moved 10 add
the name OF William H. seward Lost by the following
Lent H. g. Murphy. Thomas Murphy and Stanford
Nnys-B.nuett, Campbell. Gibson, Godsrd Kline Le
Bau, Low, sessions, White Wiioor, Wllams, "oicoit
senator WILLIAMS moved 70 lay the whole subject on
che table which lost. to IL, tho Affirmative being
Senators Humphrcy Sessions and Williams
Senator HKsTY g. MuRrhy, ~ kDgr. exprssaed surprise
n, whnl he witnessed He had yesterday offered
luon 20 which no exception taken al the time,
and whch be thougt none could lusiy be taken hs
seek 10 that resolution nor did the esoialoa "a
tho attempt endorse any policy OF act ~ Andrew
johnson or of the reSdeni Of tho United states but
rply TO accord him, what was dae from eycry loyal
man IN this STATE welcome 10 IL territory and among
s reople, and that wesome extended " him and
| him alone becanse v j. he, and ne alone, WHO y
making this visit 20 Chicago Those highly dfingushed
gentlemen who IN company With him by his INVITA-
ton be presumed and as part OF his Tetnle accofn-
pS5y fi an account Of biz high station. Those gentle
wsS ssssT sTs .s sSs,.sS q s..@ s II TSs Z
fae and distincion, 70 aceomrany the Pr sdsnt, ard
Pre.ldentf Tnry have no, regarded il a. deneaDins
should ;Ssy ne Es,d'. .osa e No 20, .oss ,ss
ssss ss: ssi 5 /. ;.,SS s,S ss. s': s :r.r II
f..s.a a.:sss' e ts l:' fa, as s'Ds sss. S
indiyiiaa and 10 could not seraeIs Assrs~ Jorhssr
President and no one oe and 70 him of oufS mos, -
given lhs honor OF this wccon,s aud rcosp,ob, They
could not ssl;ons =. ae,a..on Or En- Ides The, aai
! He did not care what Andrew Johnson's policy may
have been That vas 10: The question wh him.
the head of the raion BY the voice Of the peot
visiting lhs portion of territory and he deemed ID
bis duty 20 say 70 him, 'yoa w1lcorne here H
was no sdhsrcn OF AncFes Johnson. ae did not vote
for him, nor had he advocated all bic policy for some
things he was right and 10 things wrong arc0rd-
ing 10 Senator Murphy Bu, thtf hnd moth.
ing 20 do with the question. Re wished 20 hor0r m,
Chief Magistrate of the Union his rcrroa Yet thay
told they mast rot 10 Il, becsuse ,lle policy OF An
drew johnson Toes not aecerd with tbe views Of o-r.
tam political party or faction 81 = party. why
bring In party n ally Why refer 10
y Presidents views or poleyl What had that % do
the rcogn4tlon Of III high ofcs, Anf yet In the
80. breath with which they were told ,hoy nnst NOT
sam Ina him individual " va proposed thst th.v
snola no desire OF Intention 70 40 honor b tho..
InVe the object vas tho pnwuffiv 0ne of mage,
rce msA trgnents rough wh,ra 70 casI an ln.n on
men .ns cf the United statox and they would a.
srs - n.,s IN hs envof by act fully much a. any
~ ~ NJ ovnuo sCnitsi Si-tss
otnsr men " w oGsrsd fo'owins as a suty.i.s,.
,s,,,a.. on ed by Senator Low. Aner d.
presubls.
M s...s u sew ~ sss1e,as ~ Efsnsnrt ssIss-
dist oasi pers a - accompanying ma. cur
territory.
Mr. Torers .aa te did no, Wppose that any rp.nh.,s
OF senate when ne seuaih ,oia The Third Offered
the resolution Yesterday, une stetovH y ~ b- hl.
intention mark uf ~ -p' of estimation L.
any person an Individual He - naefsioof 10 a. L.
presumed The senator frum 'hs Third nesgt 40 81
preston Of respect from hs stae q Sev York throagb
one ot iss e slvo bod . chsecnS 70 Y. ssson 70
tbs high once b. rrTraseated hero ~ ths pqon ~0
o. this time ns w. II that "ev ~ had voted
iof - and In The yicw he walld veto FOR Any resS
iuiin of r.~pec, ~ ~ iyb ore asa ~ sny persoa
Who came IN tbs rrtihre HH ii The aenate sllot,IS
sons wnc W ~ company ~ tha Tres dsns
auA rs.er 10 them ~ nan4n might nc-er stop .rA IL