New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
New.Yosk Legislature.
SENATE.


PETITIONS.
b Mr.. THOMAS MURPHY-To change tie
name of the Free Academy of New. York.
For aid to the jews Hospital.
BY Mr.. {. G.. CoRNELLcTo exempt the National
Academy Of Design from taxation. ,
by Sir LENr--0f the Citizens Association for rsdi'
cal reform In the municipal government.
BILLS REPORTED.
To amend the charter Of Newburg.
To amend the charter of Sing Sing.
Against the bill TO facilitate tic collection Of claims
against insurance companies: Agreed to.
BILLS INTRoDUCED.
BY Mr. THOMAS ArRPHY-To incorporate the Amers
lean chronological Society
by MIR. GIBsoS-Further to secure the people OF this
State against involuntary serytude.
BY Mr.. II. {. MuIPHY-TO amend the act for the ex.
tension Of certain streets in Brooklyn to the East River
Nv Mr. WHITE-TO facilitate the disposition By the
Controller of Lands of Scrip donated to the State by
the United States.
BILLS PASSED.
To enable the Atlantic Yacht Club to appoint Tru'
tees.
Providing fer the restoration Of securities deposited
with the Insurance Department by the Life Insurance
Companies Of other States
Authorizing the District.Attorney OF Kings County
to appoint clerk.
RESOLUTIONS.
M ODoSHELI moved 10 reconsider the vote by
which the resolution adopted referring 10 Se'ecb
Committee without debate all resolutions bearing upo"
National { plc'. -,
Others, favored il.
The motion was lost by vote OF 10 TO IL. .
The following resolutions were offered by NJ a"
pRRws and referred 10 the select committee OF hye
Resolved (if the Assembly concuTl That the Lees"fr
the State of Newly regard the patriotism and .Are'e
of the President OF the Uu,ed States with the conn
dence and respect. That his course in requiring W
state. Lately In rebellion 20 in the amendment 70
the Consyon OF United States sboshing Slavery ana
TO insert similar provision In the Contributions OF tue n'
several States respectively well his requiion t,'
same States should formally repudate all obsaons ncufe
in prosecuting the Rebellion. bold was Loyal NO
has him in 'he affection Of all who supporter '
be owed and amented Lincoln. =,
Resolved, That the personal sscrhces and suheTinss
President Johnson during the Rebellion entitle his couHs
toward policy Of moderation and orbesEanee to '0' "'
support. ,..L
Resolved Tha. the freedmen in the relation whs'
they have been suddenly called to assume, should nave
tended to them such Governmental aid and counsel nay
expeden and constitutional and that the recent veto oy
President to bill clearly open very objections
not indicate that proper and constitutional measures NV
meet his cordial spprobstion. . ,,..r
Resored, Tha, ths declarations OF the President
his desire 80 have tho principal, intelligent and eones
traitors brought TO justice and OF bis eenve'ion
only 4" who unmistakably and unqle'uS9nsyh.
loyal should DO admitted to the eounchs VI
Nation" afford satisfactory evidence that hs We
fully In accord with those OF the ioyn mt1',s
Resored That the serenity Of the party which eec'sa w
President should be disturbed BY the fact that MS
political portion them, are now ospoees
applaud his but that such should Do souls
evidence Of seturpins reason on he pm
Ksso,oa That tho dishuss By ss lGsaasus I'd