The New York herald., 1866-03-07
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.


| Senate.
| ALBANY March o, 1860. 3
The PRESIDENT presented copy Of the proceedings Of
the Chamber OF Commerce OF New York relative to the
use Of wharves and slips In New York
| BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. PIERsoS, (rep, of Klngs-For the suppression
of the trade In obsc literature and illustrations For
the Incorporation Of the Sans Souci Building
BY Mr. II G nusrH,, tdsm, Of kinSs1For an i'm
Brooklyn, and tor constructing basin, docks and
continue and close all that part Of Ninety ninth Tooth
and 10lst streets whch He's between the Third and
BY Mr. LENT. lrep) OF New York-To fix the salaries
Of Judges Kelly and Bowling at six thousand Ave hun
dred dollars.
By Mr. SUTHERLAND, dem Of westchestsr- extend
Central avenue in Westchester county.
Bills PASSED.
To amend the charter of Emira
10 ext nd the term Of Office OF Justice and Clerk Of the
street Court of the Eighth Judicial district New
To amend tho charter OF the New York Protestant
Episcopal CITY Mission Society.
New York d'll n ~
Relative to the interest paid by the Metropolitan Saw
Exempiing the property OF the Father Mathew Tenn
perance Society Of South Brooklyn from taxat
Amending the chartsr OF the Queens County Savings
Authorizing the New York Floating Dry Dock Company
TO increase their capital stock
Authorizing the opening Of Eighth street. South
Brooklyn
To in reasc the annual payments shares Of the New
Providing or tho completion OF the Improvement of
the Cham, lain Canal.
Authoiz ng towns in Columbia county to aid in the
completion OF the Lebanon Springs Railroad.
Tns PRESIDENTS VETO AND SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. STAMP M trep Of schenectady, moved the FOL.
lowing resolutions which referred to the Select
Committee Of Five without BATE
Resolved That we endorse the Presidents veto OF the
Resolved That are in favor Of admitting loyal repre-
senauves o Congress who shall be legally and constu
EVENING SESSION.
The following bills were reported Amending the On
ondaga County Mechanics Lien Law. Against the bill
for the rrcseryat of files Of newspapers by county
clerks. reed to. Relative to session of courts Of
record III Times cf epidemic. To prevent the manuac-
tuie OF slungsboi and other dangerous weapons.
The following bils were advanced 10 third reading-
ns aside p r. ana slips at the foot OF Bro0me street
for market boats TX ending the charter OF the New
York Female Assistant society Amending the law rela-
ing The name OF the corporation OF III United German
Lutheran churches Of New York For the relief OF st.
Mary's church, in Yonkers
Mr. WHITE gave notice If bill to amend the charter of
Syracuse
Mr.. FocER chairman OF The judiciary committee to
which re.erred charges and specifications against
George w. smith, County Judge of Oneida county,
ported that the accused bad elected 10 be tr ed by the
iul Senate nstcad of one of its committees He moved
thai tho committee he discharged from further considera
ton o. the case.abed
Assembly.
ALBANY. March 9, 1866
Tho SPEAKER presented the annual report Of the Stat,
Engineer tho railroads; also communication from
New York Chamber of Commerce relative TO wharves
and piers IN New YORK.
BILLS PASSED
TO acquire i- . certain lands for the purposes Of
T, incorporate the Excelsior Trust Company OF Brook.
yn.
To incorporate the Brooklyn Ladies' College.
To amend the charor OF the Citizens Savings Bank,
New York.
10 alter the COMMISSIONER map Of Brooklyn
For the relief % Genefa Ward u, Burnett Lost by
vote u IS 10 30 and then reconsidered and laid the
table
TO facilitate the construction Of the Southern Central
Railroad.
WHITEHALL AID rLArsncns RAILROAD
Nr AsDFroS, tdcm Of New York, reported bill 70
facilitate The construction OF the Whitehall and Patts
burg Railroad
c-srs.rYp sEAr.
Mr.. PIrTs trep) uf Orleans. from the Committee on
Privileges ana Elections made report ON tn, Lyons
cluding wh resolution that william win ans was daily
elected Member Of tho assembly by majority Of the
votes cast ana ,s entitled 10 the scat held BY him
MIR Pitts moved 10 make the report aud resolution the
| speciai order for "wednesday evening. Agreed To-
FvFSINo SESSION.
Mr FAu'EsnV offered tho following substitute for tho
resolutions offered by Mr.. Trcmain:-
Resolved Tha, tins Assembly Of the sts Of New York ap
proyss q -, TIE action q q, tho United STATES IN
Resosed That we desire The complete and speedy rcsora
Az ihe states y hr Union, aud e immediate adni.sion
elected from the states aiely in rsbellion.
Mir BauNoS moved to amend as foliows-
snH p S % ss sspe s De ss os
dspyaly. in h5 demand the rrbrllous States
the amendment abohg slavery, they rrpudiate
rcbe debt aud give guarninrs that he national debt
nciay that portion where he refers the question
admission Of representatives from the rebeiious states
Congress and in is letter 70 Governor William L. sbarkey
dated August 5 1864 In which he endorsed the principle of
/ suffrage.
Mr. Fac ss,d the quest was whether the Union
was TO be maintained an peace as 4 hnd been sustained
\ in Secession had been destroy cd MT the South
We now have II IN Congress The stcvenses and umners
were now attempting to do what THE Slidclls and the
Masons failed 10 accomplish President johnson
had characterized the men Ia Congress who
oppose restoration disunonsts and tho JOINT commit
tee central directory They stood ut the refus
ing The admission of eleven states into the Union They
cxscted taxation without representation. II that
principle thar hurled the tea into Boston harbor and IL
wculd now huri from pot al power the authors Il.
Instead of exacing let rather bind the
wounds the war hns inflicted
Nh. WEED sad hs endorsed President johnson on nc
government; account Of his devotion TO the Onion
on account Of his refusal 10 thrown upou
him not warranted by the constitution Could repub
cans say machf They endorsed President Johnson
The rebellion nj end Nothing but resistance can
| constitute war, and that had ecascd Iona ago
Hate cngendcrcd to keep the States
out. aud they were 10 he refused admission
for fear OF the pol al power. Mr. Curtis spoke at
cngth IN support OF the subetut, offered BY Mr. Fauk
ncr. and In reply IN Mr.. Trcmain The war thruu h
which We had Just passed prosecuted keep
States o. but lor the a,owed rpose OF keeping them
n the Union The President had come down from his
scat. aud proclaimed that the constitution which had
been ruled up should be unfoded That instrument
the guaranty Of liberty and OF the rights which belong
the citizen The lands OF the South hs6 been desoisted
and the people humbled. They needed sympathy, not
Mt FKnou'cs doubted whether The rebels should be
forgiven IN this world Ia the world To come
The resolutions wcrc made the special order for Thurs