New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLY.
The S'EAKER called Mr.. HiScock To the

The SPEAKER calleu MI. hlScocA !" 'no
NJ TRysAIS moyed to lay all business or the taoie
~ nrdar 10 reach Notions aud resolutions.
The motion was carrlM DIV I3 10 o. o,o,
RESOLUTIONS on NtIIoNN fVLVi'
Mr. FIREMAN. offered the folowlcs' g., . .
Roised That in the Judgement Of this Assembly eonsie..
4, clothed with ull power 10 determine on WIN -
returning loyalty and obedience ana gu AID ,re of m.
nation the tcy in rebellion she De entitled 20 G
rAe normal relations with ,he y
poI,,d That the faith the nation aud especially THAT 81
the Union party, olemn pledged 20 the 'reean. o. ,e
nonai auihodty wherever tina, shall be requisite and by
ch legislation be necessary and proper TO accomplish
R,.oed That recognizing in President JOhn.Or state,
hose personal sacrifices aud patriotic conduct during
,I civil war eudears him the people OF this country
snd recognizing in the Union majority OF Congress oodS OF
able and faithful defenders OF constitutional Liberty as wen a.
The representative OF the wishes OF their constituents Tie
hons ardenty entertained by this Assembly tina, by conci
atom orbearance and nsonsi concessions the existing d
errrces between the President snd Congress may DC ha
NO zed by their joint rbors and wisdom the great WORK
restoring the American Union may % Ha9P'! aeeo"
Rered That the Governor be requested to 5 Tan'%i,
pies these resolutions to f-efiden Johnson ana 20
Mr. TRrMAIN moved TO consider TIE above resolutions
without referring them 10 the COMMITTEE on federal
Rplstions His object TO secure action on them
with as little delay as possible. 100,
Mr. TUCKER desired that the resolutions might lie
over in order Dat the Democratic minority lnght nh'e
time 10 consider them. ,,
The CHAIR ssid that the resolutions would cover
under the rule but that the motion 10 consuer theiu
without reference was question before 'he iiouSec
Mr.. CURTIS inquired if 1t was the Intention oi We
Republican majority 10 allow fair discussion on the
subject. ,..
MI EURpETT considered it discourteouS 10 1iscrim'
inne in favor of these resolutions The Committee on
Federal Relations already had similar resolutions be-
fore hem and il would be best TO have all the rcsou'
lions take that reference with Instructions 10 report on
given day.
Mr. TRfM,IS had no intention to be discourtcous,
hat reference with Instructions would imply that the
ouSe entertained the idea that the Committee Fed
ca Relations needed spur to induce them to perform
tier duty.
efcnce was adopted. and they were made the special
oTder for tomorrow evening. at Il O'Clock.
REPORTS.
Gv Mr. CocHRASF-- Making an appropriation for the
construction OF Capitol. Made the special oIuef
Cor the 18th Of March,
By Mr. CURTIS Relative 10 Insurance Companies
By MIR. HIsCocK-To prevent nonresiden's rom
holding stands in the New York Markets An adverse
report, which was agreed to.
NOTICES
BY Mr.. TUCKER-Ofa bill for the better protection OF
passengers and emerants arriving at the port oil New
BY Mr. JrSKfSs-In relation to the public markets in
New-York. ..- . ~.
By Mr.. REyNoIDs-For the better protection OF lie
ard property steamboats,
Eg Mr.. LYyIyGrR-To widen PsIk.row and Broad
waF by removing the sidewalk on the easicriy,
.,uherly and westerly boundaries Of the O'! 'iie''
Park.
Also. to incorporate the Loaners Bank Of New York
The compel the Ninth-aye. Railroad Company to re-
move rails from certain streets.
by Mr. GooDRICH-To incorporate the metropolitan
Indemnity Company
By Mr.. OAKEY-For railroad in Hudson-aye.,
Brooklyn.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By MI. LEyNGEg-To incorporate the Loane:s
Jank NewIOrk.
Also to widen Psrk.row and Broadway. New York.
Also for n railroad from Hunters Point to Flushing.
Also to secure the safe construction and management
of railroads
To compel the Ninth-ave. Railroad Company to re-
move portion OF their track
Ty Mr.. r. +. STEwART-To enable the trustees OF the
Seamens Fund and Retreat TO borrow money.
Also IN relation TO the Jews Hospital New \ Ork.
by Mr.. ToPLIFF-To authorize the construction o.
Eands elevated railway in Whitehall and other streets
in New.York city.
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