The New York herald., 1866-04-05
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


The New York Up Town Savings Bank bill the
Jamaica Savings Bank bill authorizing the Supervisors
of Kings county TO correct illegal assessments the Gra
ham Avenue tBrooklyn) Improvement BILL authorizing
the city Of Brooklyn 10 bonds for certain purposes
relative to the Nursery and Chids Hospital New York
amend the act to facilitate the acquisition OF lands FOR
Crotop Aqueduct purposes.
PASSED.
To facilitate the construction OF the Buffalo and Oil
Creek Cross Cut railroads.
Incorporating the ladies' Christian Union.
Incorporating the Firemens Widows and Orphans
Fund VI Jamaica
Amendn ng the charter of the Citizens Savings Bank
TO organize certain cavalry regiments In tho First Dis
trict into cavalry brigade
Authorizing towns 10 take stock the Utica
aud Black River Railroad.
PRESIDENTS vEro CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
hr. Low, trcp) of Sullivan, called up bis resolution
expressing disappointment and regret at the veto by
President johnson Of the Civil Rights bill
Mr.. FoLGER, lrcp.I OF Ontario, moved to amend tho
resolution by striking out the words ''disappoinmen.
Mr. Low-why sog
Mr.. Folcm-Bccause l expected it, and not disap-
The motion TO strike ont the words prevailed.
Mr. PERSON trepl OF Kings moved TO make the reso-
luton and all other resolutions national affairs the
special order for to morrow.
Mr. II. G. MuKpny, (dem.l of Kings, moved to lay the
Motion lost by the following vote;-
s. GssTss,' aapy oq'n &Ss fsSa e ss
N.ys-aessrs. Barnett, Bennett, Campbell Folgsr Gib.
nell 0lcois Psrsous Sessions, whi.A, wiber and VOL
Mr. Hoyr, trep) Of s,oubcn, movetP,o amend by add.
Ing 10 the resolution the FIRST section Of the cl Rights
Mr.. Axpsrwa, trcp) of oseso, opposed the motion on
the that IL unfair TO the President select but
one elton OF bill containing many and holding him
up to public execraon for veioiDg u If the motion s
to be pressed he thr. Andrews) would insr the
whole hill.
President with any unfarness II tho President had
declared himself against the principles OF the bill the
pass judgment upon bm. Il Is tine FOR hin, 10 under
stand that cannot be untrue 20 the people and 10 the
parry that saye bin the power 70 veto bills wi,hoo,
that he is still true TO the cause OF liberty.
Mr. Asp.Ews insisted that Il would be unfair TO base
disyrovsl Of che veto section Of the bill IL
was Unjust trwards a man who out Of some forty scts
passed by Congess, had agreed well with /, that lac
has found u necessary 10 veto ony two Of them
The motion 20 insert the Grf section was withdrawn
Mr Asoasws moved 10 amend - thas tho resolution
leit "a 70 be his duty 20 veto ,he Civil Rights bl. b"
Mr. H. G M,grsy moved iha, the veto message be
read from the Clerks desk, which motion was iost
Mr.. husyus then read he from his sesi, and
that he fully ooncurreI o all t.e promises there
laid down and hence he would vote a.Rnst tlic
Mr. wmry, (rep of ononaaga, advocated It's adoption
y.ns thai New York las been siicnt too long Her
voice, represeung four millions of cixens, has been
tiled Ia the hope .ha better and patriotic
vain. Instead of meeting Congress halt way the fres
dent has Piled measure after unul we may
no longer remain silent THIS resolution ~tl have lis
ene and i,s adoption esnnot be dsay cd any sacr-
ices are 70 be made lef ~ make them Bnt ho had
fear OF political eaecs The opie VINO carried The
with aud against the veto.
Mr. AsDssw- moved 70 amend by instneiins orr
represen'nye 70 Congress to vote Tor b which shall
nor be liable 10 The objections stated by ts President in
Motion Iost
Mr. Azorsvs ssid dat he was Of ,hose ho did not
deem hwie to forc- tis isSne b.t~eon ihs President
and Cenrss; bat me issue - forced, and be M An-
drew y accepted It. tsndency IL % dseiar opeu
in the repnban party, u,on ~rih rests the bope and
the fate - the nation T. y presfsd w those who shrsnk
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he va prepared 20 t,se his po-uon "hi"h s,iii be-
sgufist lie frsoiuaion.
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lived tiisl tht 81 IOpIg.- dunss ia. ,var
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carried or e0nts .acr@--sils through the gfs~t war
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