New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-27

Mr. McCAy moved TO refer the papers to aspecaaa
Gov it~e Il Three.
M HArrsaAs moved 10 lay the substitute on d
table.
MIR pULLxAs astod whether laying the subst'tats
on tbe b- ~"u not carr! the whole subject win II
Mr. THOMAS sai'i hr W &c opwsad tc both drculneDts
Ne in fsvur II MI JOIN scs but he believed III
vhn'e matter was out cf place here.
The MOTION to lay on the table lost by TIE vota
l2 10 II.
Tie motion 10 refer WINS aso lost--s yesS is nays.
Mr. PUliM said he as vcry glad hat the subject
had not referred t. Sprrll Con nttee bsctuta
Il All rdcG him opportunity OF deaing his positicns
Tie deemed /. privilege to vote for the substitute. Nh
Pullman commenced reading from President JohnsoSS
speech.
speeches wat the ncuhers had read IN the pubAs
journals had No place here.
STR. PULLMAN said that the President OF me ohuee
states DID uut exhibit the Chrl.tien onli2ntnmem
which the AldormAtc resolutions gave him cri ot tos
nv yctoiup tie Free.incn's bill and by MS rccsm
speech. and ,c uished 10 show hy these rxrhes az
bo substitute should be adopted. he PreSid"nt -
desconded r'n his diEridcd position by usins suep nv
and onnt plTsses was expressed in his speech ~
had used laRgu ee Hbicb woad he disgaccGl " eve1
y member Of this Board. ILaughlcrl. There was 10
eughttnuert Cli.sisnity in the references, ana u
usiug such SUMNER for the name 81 Namhes
nd i've IN history loug after the name 81 Johnsoe
would DC wiped from its pages. Kisses aud sBsiuva
applause IN the lobby
Mt KERYAS called 70 have the lobby cleared.
Mr. FLYhs said thst SIR. JOHNSON Was not electe4
President Of IL" EneJ Stetes ~ the Democratic patty
Sir. PULLMAN said he was not SURPRISED thai enA
members that party much excited on thn
subject. Who were the Ueu that 30 Strongly lndorseN
M. JohngOui liUe, there wee respectable Repn0t
cans among them, some OF whom vot'd for HIM (lsr.
Pullman as q member Of this Board. hut there ven
mon ~ho were pos iHirf,ihg this veto Who c0uh,
tuancce TIC rioters In l-e in TIL. city. IL was um
.or the President 70 look around aud sre wbai
company be WIS in Had be come down
sUch company. OF were those pef-ons brought ~
Ia him. Mr. Pullman feared that NJ. Johnsna
bad conc "a the doctrine aud principles which tbon
non hnd behaved H. end the message was wrong 10
La. t,f, 81 ha lesft
try. lie had received ieor s0rt time ago from a.
ofioer snd q PrOvo,t Marshal who stated that oinS
teuths Of the which Game before han were CHARGES
OF nlfrpbtnent OF freedmen. Nov. how wee neg
puecpdf Were ihey to he ielt 90 the tender microbes
fthe Eehesf Were they going 70 perGit lie sont.na
states to enact odcus black eod'sf 1t appeared irue
thf course pursued by the President tlht he vas ID
Is mualby with tie traitors. npd he lMr ~ was ID
favor Of bill which received tvothids Cf tine v"la
.i tie Senators aud threeioQrths " tho RofreseaA
lives. .---,
Mr. HgrTmc9 offered resolution to appoint 2 corp
ittee 10 dr.it rsslutins undressing tho PreoileDtS
cour3o in yet'itg the Frredmeus bill
Mr. SAIGON asked leave to reply to sir. Pumin. lie
referred t tie nsr iew between President Lincoln snd
the Rebt. Commissioners nc Hampton TO ids MT.
Lincoln had told them frankly that he had De- comp<e
mis- to ufic hut that they must go home ard attend
20 & cir busincsa thu, the var over. aud tbeJ
sbould send their representatives. to Congress frest
dent Johrson OIly iudo sing the views OF ms ilt
'riors lredece. s0r. Nj. Staoom was not pr'prrd
d-ous9 Che features OF the treedmeus Bnrrau bill -
length but DO knew thet II offered the President nm.
limited powcf which he Indignantly repeled. and
inv b..k 70 CNuPreis saving; Il want no, your
rover nor yGLt retrcvag-, ar going to stand y, tS
WIS donbfd Whe her such patriots ~ Clay WeDstrf
and Dougirs Gtui ever be seen In THE cuntiy ngat2
bar He ought 10 b. proud Of man wbongoinSi poaet
ful majority bid r usiiotsu nd courage to stand ~
md tLlow away the offer ~ unlimited rovcr aud sHt.i
am an American. and ES the Executive OF the COUNTY,
| will do ny duty" Sgcn LANGUAGE caunU be impntu
10 Steven. Wbo scorDed to mention the name w tfe
President desiensiid. him ss "tAe man at the Othcs
end OF tic Avenue"
IL voLrg on ~. resolution he desired TO say THAI
he belonged TO neither one party nor tie other-ths
parry o. iap !Iefi1e nor the patty at Scvene III hc
was Crced 10 vote directly tits question. be world
Oe for nan ,ha, Il aids by the Constitution OF the
courry aud be convinced thai be wes voting fJE tho
right.
Tic Resolution OF Mr. HettricS vas adopted. and
Messrs. Hetriok. Mickey I'M Flynn were appointed
the Committee 30 carry out tie pu pose of tue iesoiS
ton.
The ordinance requiring the City Railroad Companies
20 carry hc.is ~ rght 10 iro lnest iice on thev
front VatD,irr. aid 70 reduce tie rate t speed on a
psuIcLug tie motions with other roads vas adouted
An urtinsgce presented tor the better pr'tectfon
~ passengers tie frrirs II tti5 ci! Gates are 70
DC provided which vixen closed will prevent persona
passing T. or C-u che boat end that al gates sbas
reusig closed I'll tse Loas arr secuIey fastened TO te
do,k
TIE snbjcct wac referred to Committee
AdiUar ~ o. TAursday. NJ PIP m.