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Whole number of votes For Erastus Corning. ....l
For Abraham Bockee. LII Blank ---.--.-'.-...'i Il
4" Gideon Hard. 49,. 3


Mr.. Hand called for the consideration OF the tol'
lowing Joint resolutions, offered by hlm Yesterday


Reoired Gfihe Assembly ccncurO That III the opinion
of this legislature Of postage will aid the bus-
of the country, and conduce 70 the nteeciuaaVhc
ment and to the comforts and happiness of the people
That the bill now before Congress- anu wheh his pase
the Senate will fairly try the experiment OF the erect o
chesp rates postage the revenues Of the 1cea
Post Office Department and that the pres nj ISL favorable
opporttI y try said experiment Therefore further


Eesored (If the Assembly ccncur) That our senator's
in Congress bs instructed and our representatives be re-
oues, 10 use their best exerors for the passage of the
bin which has recently passed the Senate OF the United
States, reducing the rates of postage


Resored (If the Assembly concur) That the Governor
hc requested 10 .r the foregoing resolutions u oir
Senators and Representatives in Congress
The first resolution was passed unanmouSey


The second was passed, ayes %, noes2. Messrs.
Clark and Scovil.


The third resolution passed without division.


AssENBrY-Nr Morrison offered resolution d.
recng the Railroad Committee TO inquire whether
private letter carriers persons suspected OF being
such carriers had for that cause seen eXcndedtrom
the cars of any of the railroad companies, and
whether this exclusion was IN consequence OF any
contract with the Pos;-oifice department tor the
transportation OF the mall-wiIh power to send Tor


Mr. Worden proposed 10 debate the resolution





and il lies over.


Mr.. Nlven casd up the report of the Committee
on Elections. against The petitions from Newly ork
10 exclude Haturalized citizens from the night OF
suffrage until one year after Naturnllzauon and The
repor, was agreed TO- and the petition denied.
Mr. Nivrn pursuant 10 notice, introduced blll
to amend the Election Law Of 1912. $50 as TO re.
qure the names of all persons voted for at general
election to be on one ticket, without caption


SESNrE.-A message was received from the AS
semby, Informing that they had concurred in the
resolutions of the Senate, nstruclns and requesting
the Representatives OF this state IN Congress to AID,
as far as in their power, the passage through The
House of Representatives OF the bill reducing the
rates of postage which has passed the Senate.


Mr. Lott called for the consideration OF q resolH-
ton, offered by him yesterday, calling upon the
Comptroller for a report OF the amount received
into the Treasury from The ofnces OF The Clerks OF
the Supreme Cont, ard the Register, Assistant
Regists. AID Clerks in ChanceIy, since those olii-
ces had been made salary Offices.


Mr.. Lester offered Al amendment, to be added
10 the resolution calling ior more specific report,
as TO the receipts and Disbursements during the year
1914


Mr.. Lott accepted the amendment, and the reso-


The report Of the Committee on the Whole, on
ne bill 10 i.crcasc the capital OF the Common
School Fund again came up.


The question was onthe motion Of Mr.. Sherman
to strike out common Scnool, ana insert ueh-
eral''


Nlr BEES offered an amendment, striking out
the words ''Common School, and inserting :" Ca.
nal - which amendment was LOST, and the report of
the Committee Of the WEole agreed 10.


ASSEMBLY Mr.. ]. Young gave notice of bill
TO provide for the publication oi the laws IN the
several counties.


On motion of Mr. J. Young, the Compircllerwas
requested 10 furnish statement OF tie ancnnt OF
the outstanding notes issued by banks, which have
not been registered, under the act 10 abolish the
Office of bank commissioner and whether, in his
opinion, the public interest would be promoted by
aurhonsing the issue OF registered notes in place Of
such outstanding notes. or any part Of them.


The Committee OF the Whole, Mr. Sweeney in
The Chair again took mp the bill for The payment of
the troops called into service in December and
January lsst-he question still being on reducing
ihe allowance for horse hire TO the mounted men,
from two 10 one dollar dav