The New York herald., 1869-01-14

PROCEEDINGS In the senaso-Warm Debate -
N the GoverusrSs Message In the House.
Both houses met yesterday morning ct ten O'Clock
In the Senate the reading OF the Governors Message
was finished and the different topics treated OF
therein referred to their appropriate committees
wnen formed. The ioint COMMITTEES OF the Senate
and House appointed BY the last Legislsture TO IN
vestgate the afairs IN the state Prison reported
yesterday, through Senator Beetle, who read .
lengthy report ON the subject. The claim Of Mr..
Gilman Of New York. the shoe contractor. was ~ 8
fused as unjust and without foundation. Mr. Gilman
demanded $4,000 damages for breach OF contract
the part OF the state Prison suthoritesto w.t. the
want OF proper discipline IN the prison
ana the tnsnrnciency Of the working hours.
The report also deprecates the abnormal condition
OF matters IN that institution, which II attributed
the radical effects Of the vicious custom OF punish
ment; ts management being subservient 70 partisan
and political strife, the limited poweg OF the inspec-
tors and the crowded condition Of the prison. The
report finally recommends either the erection Of an
additional Institution or the enlargement Of the
present accommodation. thousand copies OF the
report were ordered to be printed.
ball was introduced and referred for the repeal
So,iers Under suspension Of the rules e s
was unanimously passed emitting the Chief Justice.
Chancellor or any senator to administer the oath to
such place as they designate. The objecS OF bUi
Is to meet the arrangements effected for the instaa
u0n OF lncouoEc r. hhuuoiRu, Noxotn nof cicbt Whcu
Is TO take place Taylor Hall. the Senate chamber
being inadequate for the purpose owing 70 It's small
In the House Mr.. Jones moved to strike out that
part OF the Governors message which relates TO
national anairs, as Incompatible with OIL pr0proty.
The paragraph alluded to reads thus:-The close of
the adpinisfrafion OF Andrew Johnson Is welcomed
on all Sides as the end OF government admnisterd
without reputation TO himself or advantage 10 the
country. He has increased our domestic troubles ~
policy disloyAl In its teachings and Its practice.
and he closes his career BY Infamous proposition
ior repudating the public debt Incurred In the sup
preston Of the rebellion.
said for the last eight yean he was taught 70 regard
treason anything disrespectfu to the Chief Mags.
trate ~ the nation. The language used In the mes
sage has been repudated At the polls and we would
be recreaBt 10 the trust imposed on us were we 70
allow such document 70 60 before the people with
out msnifesting our non-concurrence. We
w!!I not alloy the prss,den. Of snIs mighty
Pep RssbssHsaP HsaP R al i s s...:ss.s s.ss Asss :ss
parliamentary temporsiDg, 1S,0 copies OF the
Message were ordered TO be printed, when the para
graph under discussion will BE- referred 10 the Com
mitsee on Federal relations when appointed. The
Atlantic CRY Passenger Railroad Company, TO In
corporate the Hudson Boat Club OF JerSey City, the
Union Locomotive Express Company, an additional
supplement TO act for the publication Of the laws
Of the State, and TO vacate certain portion OF the
road from Jersey City 70 Befden Point In order TO
have the Plank road 70 laid out ~ 70 correspond
with the new map The report Of the state Treasurer
smoking IN the Assembly chamber. and the House
adjourned till this morning: A joint caucus OF the
democratic members OF both Houses was held yester-
day afternoon ct three O'Clock.