New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
BOTH HOUSES TO TAKE A TEN-DAY RECESS.
THE STATE SENATE CoNGRATULATING PARNELL
AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT AMENDMENT
TO THE CIVIL CODE


Albany, Feb p (Special-So many members Of
the Senate 10 the Assembly this morning
that for a time there not enough votes 10 pass
bill About the first business done was the reading
Of communication from the Assembly that II had
concurred I'm the resolution to adjourn neat Friday
until Monday March H. Both houses Will therefore
take vacation for ten days several bills sent
to a third reading. Among them Senator 1vcs's
bill providing for the requirement. Of the streets Of
Sew-York by tho city Senator Walker. chairman
of the Railroad Committee reported that the com
mittec had given hearing senator PicTces cable
railway resolutions. and had recommended that the
Senate request the Board Of Aldermen Of Ncw-York
to forward to the Senate the petitions IN is possession
referring to the cable road
The Democratic members OF the Senate combined
in attack the bill Of Senator Van Colts amend
ing the registration laws Of New-YOrk CITY by com
Polling persons registering TO stat" they had voted
at the previous election, and where they had then
voted. There were not enough votes 10 pas tho
blu, and 1t had to be laid aside senator LauglIm
introduced the following resolution. concratulatlus
Parnell and Gladstone on tho outcome of The
Tmcs's7 suit:
Whereas, The people 0, the Empire State of nc
American Republic always des!Hnr their Influence
the side Of The oppressed and the oIprcssor are
gladdened by which the day that il.
TO give home rule 70 Iriand therefore. The Assembly
concurring, be IT
stap' Of NewYork. in legislative session STATE
capitol assembled extend congratulations to ChaI!cs
Stewart Parnel upon his magnificent victory complete
vndeation In the Investigation OF the charges preferred
against him by THE London Times" through series Of
articles entitled "Parneil.sm and Crime"
Resolved, We also congratulate him and that other
grand statesman and eloquent advocate cause
the Grand old Man. William F. Gladstone upon the
marked influence which the disclosures at the Investigation
are exercising In favor % the honr, rule ana
upon the universal condemnation winch Is being hurled
AZ those representing the English Tory Government who
have used forRerles and SANDERS and despcable
FOOLS and sefconvice1 perjuregs villains lie Caron
ana Pigott, preoXt further ccerce and torture
starving victims VI British In Ireland an! D.,
darken the names and fair fame the i;ustrlous cham
pions Of that poor. down trolden Isle
Resolved That the clerk, Of the Senate ana Asscrnb!,
forward TO Messs Parnc and Gladstone each an enqro.
copy Of these resolutions
Inc resolutions were unanimously adopted.
senator Robertson introduced a bill making the
IoilO"nS amendment 10 the Code OF Civil Procedure In
relation to appeals to the Court of Appeals:
But If IL clearly appears by the judgmcn, or
OPINION on The general term, that II has affirmed the
Judgment Of the court below upon an erroneous
ground, without deciding question Of fact material
proper decision, tbs Court Of Appeals shall when
justice requires, remit the case to the general term
ior further cons Iteration.
This Is an Important amendment to the code. and
the Judiciary Committee Will give hearings on IT,
The senate this morning concuned In the report
OF the conference Committee regarding the appropri-
alton 10 be made for the Washington Centennial
inaugural CtlebratiOn I'm New York