The New York herald., 1869-05-11
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, May 10, 1869.

ALBANY, May 10, 1862
The Senate met at nine O'Clock.
vEToEs SUSTAINED.
On motion OF Mr.. FoLGER the veto messages OF the
Governor were taken from the table,
The veto OF the bill relative to filling the vacancy
IN the ONCE OF Justice OF the Peace at Lowville
was first considered. The veto was sustained-23
to /.
The veto of the bill to authorize the appointment
of president pro tenn of the Metropolitan Board OF
Police was sustained-lI 10 5.
The veto of the one Hundred and Twenty-nfrh
street Railroad bull was sustained-23 TO 3-Messrs.
Cauldwell Genet and Matioon.
the veto OF the Avenue Railroad bill was sus-
tained-23 TO 3-Messrs. Cauidwell, Genet and Mat
The veto Of the bill relation to filing vacancies
OF justices OF the peace In the several towns OF The
State was brought up. Mr. FoLGER thought the
Governor partly right and partly wrong and favored
passing over the veto. The veto was sustained-15
The veto OF the bill to incorporate the Oswego Pier
and Dock Company was sustained by "a TO =.
Under the order of messages from the Assembly
MI TWEED called up the question OF concurring in
the amendments to the Tax Levy bill.
Senate having agreed with the report OF the confer.
ence committee, that they had failed to agree and
having discharged the committee no further action
could be taken, and that the bill Is dead.
The PRESIDENT overruled the point OF order.
Mr. FoLGER appealed from the decision.
The Chair was sustained by 16 to 16, all the demo-
| Gratis and Mr.. Mattoon voting yea and the republ
cans voting nay the Chair giving the casting vote.
Mr.. FoLGER raised the point OF order that ON n
| question Of sustaining q decision OF the Char Tue
| President cannot give the casting vote.
Mr. MURPHY took issue thereon.
The CHAIR overruled the point OF order.
The question being on concurring with the As
semby amendment Mr.. MORGAN asked for division
OF the question so to vote separately on the propo
sition TO approprate twenty per cent of the Excise
fund for what he termed sectaran schools In New
York. .
Messrs. Morgan and Murphy.
Mr. MORGAN withdrew his request for a division.
Mr. TWEED withdrew his motion 10 concur IN
| Assembly amendments.
mittce be appointed which was earned Ii 10 Is;
Messrs. Nation and Van Petten voting aye with the
| democrats.
Mr.. CROWLEY thought this was idle and said that
IL was evident the question must be compromised.
Mr. MORGAN said compromise was Impossible.
The republican, senators have only TO stand oy the
| Mr. TWEED said there was no remedy for the
| dilemma except compromise.
Mr.. FOLaHR said the compromise must be In the
| Senate, and not with the Citizens Assoclatlon.
The motion to reconsider was lost 10 10 16-the
| President voting no Mr.. Mattoon voting no with
The PREsIDkxr appointed the following as such
Foiger; the latter declined, and Mr.. Stanford was
apponted: Mr.. Stanford declined, ana Mr.. Van Pet
ten was appointed; Mr.. Van Petten declined and
Mr. Williams was appointed
TO insist on the original Senate bll or on the Assem-
bly, bill asreported by It's COMMITTEES. Lost-le to
tue Chair also voting "no"
The Senate took recess until this afternoon.
awaiting me conference committees action.
LAKE ONTARIO FISHERIES.
Mr.. 0'roNSELL introduced BILL which was m.