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for the previous question, which was ordered The mo-

for the previous question, which ordered The mo-
ton was then carred-e5 to 81.
Mr. Weed called mp his motion Of similar character,
10 apply 10 the following named bills Making provision
for separate boxes at elections for Congressman and
Legislators 10 revise the charter OF Buffalo. and amend
ing the Election law for New-York.
Mr. Alyord warned the House against this action.
There we're legitimate and proper ways to accomplish
what was desired without breaking down the wise and
iudcos rules required for the transaction OF legislative
business He characterized II as reyouionaiy h,b o
Mr. Fields W3ye d Ine wss then carried by vote
Of 65 to ST. Mr.. Winans voting with the DeScIa p c,
On motion Of Mr. Frear, the Orh t Under tbe
Tax bill was put its passage, ana passed. nuci 20
operation of the previous question-Yeas c5 Nays o'
Mr. Wlnans voting with the Democrats A., m. % 70
Mr. Frear moved that the bill 10 amend inc aIt W -,
or0anize local government In New-fork no" nav II'
third reading and called for the previous question
which was ordered. The bill was then put Oh us pa"
sage and passed-Yeas, 65; Maya So uo,,.,or FOR
Mr. Frear moved that the bill making provlslo11 TOT
fixing the salaries Of judicial officers now have lts thr
reading, and called for the previous question: Which
Mr. Littieiohn objected to this mode OF putting these
important bills through this House, allowing no =;
These bills were materially amended ana opportunity -
prohibited to the minority to even see theh MUCH e
10 discuss and debate them. ,,.,. .oro any
Mr. Prince also declared that the minority M MI n,,s
iOus to discuss these bills, notwlhstalns hf me-,
stated they did dare debate tnen NotWltlls'
these protests the bill then put on It's passage anu
Mr.. Frear moved that the bill amending the Network
Election law be- read. and called TOT me
question which was ordered. The bill was theh paSseu
Yeas 65; Nays, 81. ~, r,...oAou q =, q,
The bill 10 repeal the act authorizing the Nhlteha anu
Pattsburg Railroad Company 10 charge increased lai
and establish ferry reported. MI DelahO oppost
fine hill and Mr. Weed sustained II. motion OF the EiI
ter TO put the bill its passage prevailed, ana tue VIZ
passed. -, .,,o..s o,a Tho
After the reception OF a number OF reports ana tu1
passage of several local bills the House took recess I
D. III.
EVENING SESSION.
PASSAGE BILLS. -
o,oon1 .bo charter of Hudson River ana ltaf-
lem Canal Company - o., ,,,. o,1 por,
Chester Railroad Company. , -, -, r,,t,io1 Uis.
To establish law library in the Eighth Jud4'iaI DID
trict, Buffalo. o-, 49,. 10, o,,d ,,ive
To abolish the office OF Canal superintendent ana give
additional powers To the Canal COMMISSIONER -.
Making provisions for the regulation OF savings
To INCORPORATE the South Brooklyn Loan anu ilus'
Providing for consolidating the interests In the prop
erty of the General Assembly OF the IIespy 'eliah
Church. -, ,,t.t..- On
MI Coon moved to discharge the Judiciary Co9mt,,e
from the further consideration OF the bl 10 pay e oI
tifcotes of the Soldiers of 1872, and that Tue sd
referred 10 the Committee Of Ways ana means NE
resolution gave rise heated debate, but Was hhdly
adopted. j.. - 49,. ,u.o,.. On tho
General Appropriation bill, and on his lnoJon Iofoh
OF them were cOncurred In. Other amendments were
non-concurrcd in, and Conference COMMITTEE "P
pointed. Adjourned.