New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-02

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TIE CUBAN RESOLUTIONS
Mr. LYON from the Committee on Federal Relations.
reported that the Committee had failed TO agree on one
M of resolutions on the Cuban matter; 20 they reported
the consideration OF the House all the resolutions OF
Mr.. HYATT. from the Minority, submitted report.
expressing sympathy with the Cubans in favor OF TecoH-
1zlHg their independence as soon as II rs ie'sno WI 40
So against allowing munitions OF war 10 DC sre1 ~
Spain from country 10 Cuba, AMI ia a'of Vi 'hV ~
Mr. FIEJ ~ moved 20 Law the whole subject the
table aud that the resolutions be printed TO DC ced u"
Mr. W, d. MURPHY also submitted q series of resoiu-
| table and ordered TO be printed. - :. aud
Uuonst., Brooklyn; to amend the oct Tor layhS ouv
roads, &c, in kings County, ana 90 Wldeh INC 'o'
Island plank road u,,sp,ssrp.
Extending the term OF Office Of the Collectors OF laAts
Of Kings County TO open' grade @c Ohvos no "
The NcwYork and Albany Railroad; amending lhe y nSc
for the better organization Of the NewIorR city Mnuai
Aid Association .,.
The resolution coming up 10 supply each memeer VIII
80 copies Of The legislative Manual at eSs1 OF o. r'
Mr.. PLUNkETr moved TO make u 10 copies e"'"'
which was carried. ,,o.ols No
Mr.. W. d. MURPHY moved that scaled proposals ot
received fOE Is copies each member %c ana Sohi,I
he given to The lowest bidder. lie SAID these DooA9 o'
| Mr. JACOBS moved the reconsideration Of the VOC
! ordering 70 copies to each. Carried.
Mr.. W. ID. Murphy amendment was l9al' f,roach
The question REQUIRED ordering IS copies loi o''
member and 1t lost by vote Oh 80 10 'gi ,trtion
Mr. AIVOlsD raised point OF order. caIhR
to the 59ih rac, which prohibited ordering Dooks tAc'P
SIe sPENKFR stated that the rule referred TO had
fallen into di~use Legislatures have Tor years Oroci11
these books on the simple resolution 81 ear" c
the senate had tbIs session adopted such Ic;uiu'ion
Nevertheless he ruled Chat The POINT OF "ocF wa "'H
taken and left 10 to the House 10 decide the question
MIR FIELDS then, in view OF the prec"dehls estap
sed and as the senate had already ordered the books
on simple resolution appealed rom INC oecSon' Inc
Chair was sustained, ~ to II.
Mr. WHITE moved to make the resolution joint rcso-
Union. Agreed to- aud. under the rules lpid over
The Cuhan resolutions were made the special order Tor
Wednesday oyemng-ncXl week. -. . Tito,
Mr.. O. MURPHY moved an Investigation az to whether
Mayor Hall Of Acwlok il Interested in The iii.laye
concrete pavement the amount oil money PAM IOf INC
Mr ALVORD raised point Of order, that giving rise
to debate, me resolution should 20 over
his point of order and allow discussion as Tho public
press had crticscdth the action OF the CAar IN the matter
OF this resolution and lts being on'rtg beie.
Mir. AIVORD Withdrew li7 point OF order H., T.,
Mr.. MITCHELL stated that Mayor Han b9j 'JteadS
denied having any interest N this matter, and he moved
! 10 strike ont Mayor Halle name.
| Mr. ALNORD moved to refer the matter to The COM
Mr. iiTcTMAN after placing Mr.. Jacobs in the chair
proceeded TO notice the siat1mtus luni,l' ~ Wv.
Ing Nj. murphy offering this resolution and Geed
totally had been guilty OF any such act lie tch
proceeded to show that Mr. Murphy vas ont OF order
when 20 orT the resolution and Cuud moi ohtl IT,
lie then denounced what he termed the ISLANDERS Of
norton OF the public press OF NowYogk upon him, and
ic.crred Ia the fact that tie Mayor lad officially Gcnjcd
having any inleresi in any street paving contract.
Mr. LIITLEJOuS said he believed Mayor Hall WOuld
prefer have his name stricken out OF tis ieso
luton.
Mi AINOED moved to refer The matter 10 tie Com
miltec on Ctcs. Carried.
The House then took q recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The House went into Committee on the Senate ana
Assembly bills regulate the sale OF Intoxicating liquors
Mr.. GREENE moved that the question 'licensc - or
ono license" be submitted 10 the people OF each town.
Lost,
debate ensued, MessTs. AlvOrd, Selreg, and Hnstcd
opposing the bill; MesSrs Fields, Okoeie kicrnan and
Nnthmau sustaining IL. Several amendments were Of
fCrcd, bat voted down.
NJ. G. MURPHY moved that the Committee report
prOCress.-CdIricd.
Ia the House Mr.. NJ. c. MURPHY moved that the BIN
be ordered to third reading, ana on iIHt I" h nOyed
The p.y ions GuC,toa which was tSrCCd TO- ana the b
ordered TO a trI reading. by vote vi 30 TO 30. Adj