The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-22
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY. Jan. q. 1888.
INTRODUCED.
By Mr. Tarbox, 10 facilitate the transportation OF way
freight and regulate the prices thereon the railroads
In this State by Mr. Baeow, to suppress indecent pub
LEGATIONS and ADVERTISEMENTS; by Mr. Madison, to change
the OF the railroad Bergen street. Brooklyn; by
Mr. McKever to repeal the to regulate the OF
certain piers and slips In New York; by Mr. TORY, TO
prevent any candidate for election from paying any
money for his nomination election by Mr. Quinn, to
prohibit the landing OF passengers and. freight below
Rivngton street by steamboats, navigating Long Island
Sound BY Mr. Selkreg provide for organization
OF savings banks and more thorough supervision OF
their officers; by Mr. Hasbrouck to facilitate the con.
slruction OF the Albany and New York Railway by Mr.
Nelson, to amend the act relative to the taxation OF
stock oil banks; by Mr. Froar creating the Office
OF Metropolitan Fire Marshal.
SECRETARY STANTON
Mr. LoUNsBERy called up the resolution censuring
Edwin ~ Stanton for persisting claiming. position
a. Secretary % war ~ the Caone 81 resident
favor of tho resolution and Messrs AIs La Bau aud
Sclkreg against It The resolution ihen adopted by
yeas OS, nays AZ
TnE TRANSPORTATION COAL RATA FRnGE TARIFF
Mr. bTTLs moved that the Committee on Railroads. be
required inquire the OF freight charged by
the several railroads In this state for the transportation
Of coal and That the committee have power to SEND for
pcrs ms and papers, and that said COMMITTEES DO in
structed 10 report bill providing for q uniform pro
rata charge for the transportation OF coal all
roads, and that sad committee perform their duties
wit h0ut expense TO the State The motion adopted.
TnE MErRoroLrAs EXCISE LAw-rEas AND lSJuScrioss.
Mr.. d. BURNS offered the following, which was
Adopted
Resolved, That tho Commissioners of Excise for the
Metropolitan Police District OF State of New York
this House the OF fees received by the attorney OF
the Board the parties and the of such parties
who had Obtained functions against the Board In the
1856 ana under what authority the said fees extracted
and whether the extracted by the authority OF
said Board.
ENDORSEMENT OF rHK COURSE OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
Mr.. KEApY offered tho following
Whereas In time OF profound peace. revolutionary
policy being pursued by that threatens sub
vert the constitution and reduce TO social disorder and
political anarchy ten. States OF this Union, i'm.
commercai and industrial interests of the country and
OF institutions; and whereas the President OF
the United States faithfully and fearessy endeavored
v constitutional and proper means to prevent this Wild and
destructive course of Congress; therefore be Il
Resolved That in behalf OF tho people OF the State Of
New York the thanks Of this House be and they hereby
rendered Andrew johnson. President Of the United
the able and fearless in which he
eavood perform HIS duty chief magistrate OF the
nation.
|. The resolution laid the table under the rule
The Governors message then made the specia
order for Wednesday evening OF next week, and th
House adjourned