New-York tribune., 1871-04-14
LyENING SESSION.
LEGISLATION pLoCEKD.


The Senate went into Committee on the
srecial order. the bill lcyying tex OI - W7 per do"
for extraordinary canal repairs ana l"r new "%h nui
report progress upon the bill and a'k leiye 70 "a HIh
He sad make the motion FOR the PnIpose " p-ts i
another motion when we tct lnl% l5e atHe' zee ~
Tde Ereaing journal that our friends GA the oiAcI sile
have decided th3t we Lhall "A 40 I more ct Nv ~
view OF mat decision their part we, tc Dein9' 7'
Iegs.tlou is going to bo imTeded ~ the united action
of the gentlemen upon the oher sce We 90 not care 10
pass til, or euy other bill. Therefore We propose 10 ad
OuD in order mat We may eol toseth'T 10 GCc'G "I &
course Of acton T. best Tor us 10 i ne ueI TIC III
cuTnstapces TIE motion was caTTled-l6 10 IL.
Mr. Lord-I move tGat the Senate disagree Niih me re-
mort of the Committee and tDa the ll bc ortIed 10 It
enG ap Vim rif1is silon Gntii we adjourn nnly care
not what Republicans say what they DO. propose
an record do lot propose 10 adjourn this Legislature
because 1 l%g s" ty5osS1 fys T1 ,I t5 prSfsca SS W
t. iessation and put my Republican brethren VH IFcViu
upon every question; o. -, ~, ;@;;; 7" hat
NJ. Woodn-I hope that the Senator from the XHNlilth
viii Dot insist upon h5 motion; because ypfre are re 7Gfcl @
have in nv possession, and which have been drawn OF
recommended pY The anal Comms7ioners. ill.,. l.. -.
ameldmtDt on the third reading Of the lll. A..
Mr. Woodin-The seuator can answer for himself az 10
tunty to offer these anendments, and de~lc 10 oner
tben Tho Senator from the XXvIIIh saws he proposes
Ipropose TO stand here with Dp not As democrat no,
as Re publican but Senator representing dlslcE
Mr. Lord am glad my friend from the XXvth Mr
WoOdnJ repudiates what The ErcIihg Journal says 10
night hope tAege VIII be mQye RcpupiicaAs 10 10 tAc
S!r, Wocdn-I have not rcIadated, nor approved, nor
indolbed anything that Tic Eee"9 Jo7af mas 'aid or
Mr. Genet-Did you attach your name to the resolution
Mr.. Woodin-I did attach nv name to the resolution
which have seen published but Lad no idea oil see
Mr. Tweed-we wish to get together 10 consult with
each and ascertain II We what our friends he
Pam 4. act lu "a
or heard Of in legislative body. Here bills pending
involving great interests and great Responsible
on the government OF great cities in sate yet our
Republican friends get together and sign apaper stating
cannot 10 considered IN order that the Democrats
OF this Legislature may reflect and consult calmly ~
order that they may not be blinded by passion or prt
dice as fear that OF the gentlemen were who
signed The Erening Journal manifesto that We propose
most anicabe possible but at the same time de-
sire that the interests Of my constituents shall not suffer-
and intend that they shall De protected and haDtaineu
In a careful, discreet, and proper manner ,,
Mr. LewisMr President am some what surprised "a az
This temper Being what OF novice In poltaa ne,
do not understand what the trouble i or why our ds,
nguished friends upon he other side are excited over
M Mr. Tweed-we are not excited at all.
Mr. Iewls-I have been here Two winters, ana nave
attended some caucuses, aud have heard Of some
mon the other side. have heard, after those
caucuses that n them our friends had determined upon
Their course of action upon certain SUBJECTS aud nave
Observed thai afterward when those subjects have been
under discussion here the senators upon te I'eL
and what they considered non-potical Dlls'
a1I | have found Them, without s's'9 ~ mind
cling sodiy In body in favor Of their political br,
Tne re- have been cases when Individual mchiDr- uroh
Their ,I mon questions that OF them considered
partisan questions. nave upno ~ W. ;r,""r
bas done IL within few days past see ny IN, eNenns
uauers that the kcpubiictn lNthu'f Hi N" ny, ia, s
partisan Uli,. Among iheae "ir t'o "hen ati1. ,h n5
ity-Dls tAal have boon ANNOUNCED upOn te "'o'