New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
AnAY OLE RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS PROPOSED REGARDING THE CAPITOL
THE IRISH FAMINE, 1HE PAPER DUTY AND IHk
THIRD TrRa.
fyroy THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
A1RASY. Feb 1S.-The defects of the new
C,Dtol we're the subject of hours drbate In the As-
senbly tod ~ ana II the architects had been present IL
- T. he feared they would afterWa.d have gone and
hanged thcnseves Mr.. Case. OF Ontario. brought on the
debate by introducing resolution reciting in an un'eei
ia, manner a the nindrauces successful legislation,
s m the TACT that could not hear each others
rteeches rbe resolution closed with the command that
III. new Capitol Commissioners. IN company with the
Sneaker end Clerk Of the Assembly, should before t1e
close OF the session cure tho acoustic defects OF The
Assembly chamber even though 1t might be ae-
o,,nashed " at tho sacrifice OF artistic
l,..u,vn ExSpcaker Hustled said that he had
been member OF committee the year De
fore charged vita securing some Improvement
iu The acoustic properties OF the Assembly Chamber In
tine course OF that work he suggested to MI Edtz one
of the archtect that the cocklot, or bay lofts In the
oalieries OF the Chamber should DC closed Mr. Edlz
papaby sbuddered the idea Of sacrificing any OF the
haue. of the room and thespeaker wns never invited
again 10 attend meeting Of tie committed The de
fert were OF very serious nature he remembered Dhi
the year before distinguished member tSpeaker
sbarpe had led into the error owing TO the noise
of voting against mis- own bill
Mr. Bradley OF Westchester County said that tho Inn
n,ss,b, Of hearing what said load to mistakes IN
IegIsation The Assembly for instance. had been kept
busy The DAY before in calling back bills from the Gov
erpor TO save them from his veto. Mr. Skinner said
that the Assrmby Chamber a place for eeislatine
Was tremendous failure; the voice OF speakers went
ND among the arches and never came back
Mr. Cuhnan OF Osweso, complained Of the cola drafts
OF ar
M Potter moved IA q substitute that the members
hd resolve 10 keep their aud have their mouths
closed while Others addressing the Assembly.
Mr. Yaruum complained OF the bad ventilation Of the
committeerOoms
Eioauy Mr. Potter withdrew his substitute and The
rssoiu,,on was passed by an almost unanimous
Mr. oBnen offered the following resolution IN behalf
of ne ~ spapers:
vVber,os A combination has been organized and does
exI am, ng tae paper manufacturers oI This country
"a yhir, Tic price OF printing paper has been advanced
On, A., prr cent without any just reason therefore.
Bcsored That our senator an0 representatives in
h e rrguested 10 vote IN ftyor OF lhe passage OF
the bl pending 10 remove lne uuty oh paper IN
ported into tnis COUNTY, 10 DC uSo" i" pruning ooohs
| ana newspapers
The resolution was laid over for consideration.
| NJ, Cushing of New-York, then somewhat astonshec
e Assembly by Offering resolution deeariog that a
the famine in ireland had aroused the sympathy OF Tho
.o, country the sum OF $50 600 should be appropriated
foe ,ts rcne by the STATE OF NewYork Mr.. AlyOrd Oh
.ervrd that there was no possible way OF appropriately
oney 1or such an object At his instance the consider
aion OF the resolution postponed TIL tomorrow.
Mr. Gw1nup the representative Of the Greenbacl
MARTY ered resolution against thlid term for any
President. In preamble 10 the resolution the de
earaton was made that able NEIL had always been Sc
eured for President. and that life tenure or grea
length II term would prove destructive to republican
government The resolution then proceeds as follows
| Vbereds The nomination for the Presidency Of di-
,t'.,,,.ued ciizcn who twice received the hghes
cyc nonnrr thr cOultry eau bcstOw upon hlm is aga
| ser,ously cons deredj therefore,
Besofped Tha III the opinion Of the Legislature OF th
| So "a Nsw- YORK a third term nomination for TN
| irrsIdency Is wholly unadVisabe. as Ueng against th
h-sf infefests, peace, and welfare Of the country
pesoJysd That our Senators aud Representatives II
Congress and tbey are hereby Instructed 10 prestn
an amendment 20 the Federal Constitution limiting tb
i,h.i1tv of citizens 10 Presidency TWO terms
| foITr wears each ana no more.