The New York herald., 1870-01-28
woRKHGMRN's STATE ASSEMBLY.

Third Days Prsceedinss--The wsrhingnss
In Council-Finding Out Deacits In the
Treasury-Impextaas Work Doao.
ALBANY, Jan. N, lS7o-
The President. Mr. w. J. Jessup, called tAs a.
sembly TO order at nine O'Clock A. M. In accord
ance with motion made yesterday, the frst basi-
ness In order was the hearing OF the report Of
the committee appointed to investigate the
matter relative to the late treasurer Mr.. Norton.
Mr. BIRCH, chairman Of the committee, reported
tha1 tney saw Mr.. Norton, apd ne (Nortonj acknow.
'eogeo tue deiicit The chairman also expressed II
~ ms opihioh and the opinion OF the committees
that ne deserves tue censure OF thus body. 10
was moved that the report be received and
laid on the table ana no further acuoa bO
taken thereon. An amendment was offered rhas
the report be received and immediate action taken,
which was carried IL was then moved that Mr..
Norton be censured aud his name stricken from tho
roll OF permanent members OF this assembly. An
amendment vas subsequently offered that the a.
sembly recommend to Mr.. Norton's association shs
expulsion OF said Norton. The amendment was lost.
The question then came on the original motion,
which was carried.
The President announced under the order Of busi-
ness that no received ono dollar from the Syracuse
typographical Union. Mr.. Young, chairman on the
presidents report stated that the COMMITTEES took
up AL OF those matters recommended 20 the oonsad
GRAFTON OF the assembly such 80 tue various bdl6
now before the Legislature c0oiie labor, emigrs-
The chairman Of the Committee on Resolutions
reported that the committee recommended the APP
proval OF the resolutions relative TO the Old Barrel
The President announced that he was informed
that Governor Hoffman was 80 I'll he would not 10
able to see tho COMMITTEES appointed yesterday.
Messrs. CrbDen, Carhman and Van Bradei were
appointed q committee TO walt on the Governors
secretary aud ascertain what time the Governor
400 nQYu and alS h0 tugtu ar thQ
committee was appointed to see him on was 70 be
held over until he received them.
The following resolution was offered BY Mr..
Browning
Resolved That as labor lies st the foundation Of national
e as ans % eo.h M tho n.S" AND
and women formed with view OF promoting their moral Or
and priviissss :. the hands Of ss.sars both STATE and
:. e. .s f4n = raS ss
the peop who are the true source Of power under demo-
Mr.. KUHN offered resolution on truancy ana va
grancy, and asked 10 have It referred TO . special
committee commute. for the purpose Of receiving immediate
the committees Mr.. Kuhn. Mr.. Barnes. Mr.. HoReng;
hausen Mr. Eshelman and Mr.. Coleman.
Mr.. BIRCH OfIered resolution to have bill drawn
up for the protection OF engineers OF Steamers which
was referred to the committee.
In the recommendation OF the Committee on the
Presidents Message relative to the mon0polies OF
this country. Mr.. Young In . speech, showed tho
that tpe neone Of tne untsd sIats, we're
the sufferers or such system. ana clearly proved
that the m0nOpOlies or the Western Union Tclc-
graph Company and the Associated Press were
some Of the great est frauds perpetrated Q peO-
pie He also said the LAVISH expenditure OF money
by the leading newspaper men or the country, tho
NEW YORK HERALD, DC, did not, even by such an
expenditure, procure for the people the news at q
cheaper rate. Messrs. Troupe, Fencer ana others
took part in the debate and showed up the coal
monopoly, the railroad monopoly, &c. The subject
was ordered to be referred to u committee.
MIR. MURPHY moved that committee or fIvo be-
appointed to draft resolutions relative to tho above
subject, monopoly"
The committee IL composed OF the folowlng:--
Messrs Young, Miilard, Oppenheimer, Cummings
and Browning
In the recommendation OF the committee relative
to the formation OF u Labor Exchange In New
York city, TO be controlled by wOrkingmen, Mir.
Kuhn moved that the matter be referred to special
pertaining thereto and report Immediately TO this
body.
Mr.. CARHMAN moved as an amendment that we
request Governor H0frman 10 place the Free Labor
Exchange, now in this city. At the disposal OF tho
worklngmen, or allow them 10 associate with those
having control, for the benefit OF their craft now
arriving In this country.
At this stage OF the proceedings Mr.. Sullivan.
OF New York, asked the unanimous consent Of tho
Assembly to take up the act relative to the
packing OF sugar, nour or meal In OLD and Aithy
barrels. The request was granted. The Secretary
whole read Mr. sullivan moved thai . CON-
mittes be appointed to place the above bill In the
hands or the Committee OF the Legislature. The fol-
lowing are the cOmmtttee:-Messrs. Sullivan, Con-
nelly, Rothschtld, Kelly and Barnes. Mr. Cribben,
who was appointed TO inquire at what time the Gov
pointed yesterday, stated that the Governor would
! be ready TO receive them ut twelve NJ tomorrow.
| The report was received.
The Assembly tnen adjourned till two p. NJ.