New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-04

The Civil Rights bill.
ASSEMBLY,.

The House went into committee on the bill
to create Board of Commissioners OF Emigration ana
to confer certain powers thereon
Mr. JACOBS moved to strike out the first section in
order to secure an explanation for the necessity OF the
bill.
Mr. Hustled explained the object OF the bill. He said
there was nothing against the present Commission not
one Of Them They all gentlemen, honest men, but
this was lhe free TO admit, political measure In
1871 this Board made political one, Democratic
Board, and has been since. 1t would have been
made Republican last year II the Governor had been
Republican. Now it simply proposed to let Gov.
Dix appoint this Board, and, the Republicans hope
make a majority of it Republican, There was consider
able patronage to dispensed by this Board and the
Republicans having carried the state was right ana
proper they should have this as well as all Oner aOn
age which they could control This, he thought was
fair ,.,,,
Mr. VEDDER offered concurrent resolution which I'M
der the laid over, directing that in all ohclal
antne the hospital establishment i'll the lower bay OF
NewYork built under the direction of Dr. Swinburne,
shall be designated as the Swinburne Island Hosplla
The following bills considered in the Committee OF the
Whole were disposed of as stated:
By fixing the amount Of security to be given by the Receiver OF Taxes
To establish the County Judge Kings County at
To incorporate Joe Academy and Female Industrial School at
LC.krOTi o, 60 ,,sor. On oroorou,ort tno, the Re.
of the University shall not distribute any money TO
this school ii 1t is under secaransor denomnatlonai
ported for third reading. -
In the House, Mr.. BABCOCK moved 10 strike out DIT.
Pell's amendment.
MIR BEEBE insisted that this was sectarian de-
nOmnati0nal institution in the usual acceptation OF the
term. For all ntents and purposes 1t was secular In
stitutiOn and If IL not il could not participate IN the
Literature fund. IL not religious Institution In any
respect He Beebe) when this question was up on the
Appropriation bill had sought 70 establish the position
that all these Institutions which not religious, or
under religious control should not be deDareu from the
appropriations. He was III favor OF ruling out oil re-
gious institutions, but not secular ones
Mr.. CRAWFORD, who had sustained the amendment,
said he would go with Mr. Beebe in his proposition.
Mr. BEEBE SAID he was happy IN having converted the
gentleman
Mr. CRAWFORD said the fact was that the gentleman
from Sullivan Clr Beebe) had been converted In yot-
ing Mr. Crawford SAID as the Democratic party had
come over upon the Republican platform, he would vote
to strike this amendment subsequently he said he
had misunderstood the question: and therefore changed
his vote TO the negative, amid much laughter.
The motion strike lost by As ~ CA. The bill
was then ordered to a third reading.
Amending the act for the Incorporation Of building ASSOCIATIONS third
reading.
the Court Of Common Pleas Of the City
Of the Court Of
Brooklyn, and Buffalo; third reading.
The bill to certain towns in Westcheser County
TO the City of New-YoTi made special order for
Thursday next motion Of Mr. HERRING.
The bill to regulate the opening and Improvement oi
streets in New-York also made special order fol
Thursday next motion of Mr.. DEERISG.
provide the improvement Of the Eastern Boulevard inihe Git
Of New York; third reading.
the Utica Ithaca and Emita Railroad Company 10 er
tend their track; third reading.