New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-16
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. =. ALBANY, Tuesday March IL, 1888.
PETITION PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
Mr. BEEKMAN, of George Griswoid and 9th
in reference to the great abuses growing out OF
pretended assessment Ia relation TO the opening OF
Fourth-av.
REPORT or COMMITTEES.
Mr.. WRIGHT gave notice of bill providing
for TIE incorporation Of the Roman Catholic Bishops OF
the State o. New.fOTk.
BILLS READ AND PASSED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
For the relief of the owners Of real estate in
the City OF New. York. -
MrBApcocK called the attention of the Com
mftee TO a SINCLAIR omission. This bill ought to be
an ended in pect 10 the time In which the sun eau DC
CONNIE need for cleo the finances OF the Cry may DC
roNin into irrepsrable confusion good assessment
called for hy twohrds OF the Of the real eete
conn romised may have tring rregularity, aud the
CIV be sued and the burden on the Guy Treasury be
in OleI able II the CITY eirs, the remedy shoud DC ~
modiately applied. -
Mir. BErKMAY was profoundly grateful for
the advice of The Senator from the 3ls which extends
from Buffalo TO Manhattan Island Tne men VINO sweat
and toll and pay these grevous burthens, ana are inc
sp 10 know most about IL The oppressor Is let loose
upon us The sharks swim close TO the ships and the
relief should be broad, thorough and complete
An amendment meeting MT BaDcoch sNleWS
was adopted and the bill passed.
MIR. MoRGAN reportedcomplete the act rela-
tive 70 Common Schools In the City OF New'iork
The bill relating 20 the cemetery belonging
IN The Methodist churches Of New YORK ana Wiii'ins
bueh was passed .
The canal proposition of Mr.. VANDERBILT
was made the special order for Thursday, imnedatey
after the presentation OF reports $780, 20
The Act 10 incorporate the WIDOWS ana oI-
nbaps Fund of the Associate Reformed presbyterian
Church of North America was passed
The Committee of the Whole, Mr.. MoNRoE
In the Chair renewed the consideration OF the bill III re-
a,iop 10 the Emgrant Commissioners which proVides
for the increase of the Communication tax ana 'ne Iessy
ration of the Office of Physician of the Marine Hospital
Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
The Spr,KyR presented memorial from
many inhabitants OF the CITY OF New-ioIhioE an aoN
meni of the Charter OF the CITY
Mr. GALE moved its reference tothe Delega-
,ion from the City of New-York. There was already
bin on the subject before them, ana they III ueA "
pnrticpate in the work OF reform ~, -.
Mr. PyrERs had confidence IN the integrity
os The Representatves from Newlork, but the Select
Couu,iftee should be made up OF Representatives al
Iayge He said il would be chiefly constructed OF mem
hs eo the rural "dstrict" The legislation OF the
citv i 40 mixed up with that OF the whole S'a'e ta1
yef9rm SO momentous that contemplate ought NOT
| 90 he solely in the hands of the City Delegation
| MIR KENNEDY thought the country members
ers moi so well qualified Judge OF the oHcers OF uhe
Civ as were the Delegation Immediately interested
Mr. HorIrY said il was understood the peie-
rstian from New York City were uniriendy 10 'ae
| ject Of City reform ~ c;,v DsIaqs.
ton we're not unfriendy % judcions reisrn alnousu
,bev might not 20 for such sweeping measures Ss
thai are recommended One OF Their nurhoc' nm ,
ressy introduced bill amending the ChaI'e' VI NC"
York. -, c.-on.a ,ro
| oosca nv Mr. Gale The psleg atom was 700 iAIse W
-, % cnsliy There was a SIMILAR sutJeci o ,ofe 'ns
4 Cawmt,ee and although there had been weeAs "A q
fnyt 10 GET them 70 ACT, II had been "4iNoUi '~'N "
| Committee Of five Is sufficiently Srse'
Mr.. CLAPP followed. ,.,-,.;,,, I'D
Mr. NoRIe said the New-lork delegation haa
Of DIS, civ desplyAi heart. TIE nrss pen
80, on he subject Of reform bad been tesl - "
,Ss,n \, was not lust 10 overlook then IN tne
=, ,he matter Of reform. They have adeep H,ee.t ~
,he sfair and as matter ooth On Convey ,,Srs,,s5
,h.se whose constituents are mmedAts'y -
90 Who are most converssnt with cry a'sfs soe ~
consulted here and have part IN shaptns INC Il" -
which msy be brought before the Lesisitae -.
course must be most satisfactory 10 tne my an" '
] conducive 10 City interests ~ -,s,,,,.J
Mr. RosE said New-York was represented
! i.ssn ,oer,hers here The subject now aaoer
co,s,Jers,ion Is of purely local nature, ana Il "Yu ~
an insult 10 those representing ths' SSeHy ~ ~, ,s
,hem q; the right OF shaping measures OF o.
The charge that they are not irends % - S sch
80 nrtrse bin had been Introduced, IN 200 ~ ~
80 sernrc most of the refrrs that are so~Sn1-a -
tSs, would meet the needs OF the city-ss wen - -
Ar ByxAS denied that thesubject was local
one The whole state is interested. Ihere arc g = =,
20 ~. ,yossest corruption IN that CRY, corrakSol
.-aas ovsr The whole S.s-e in its influence So.ie -
,hsss cbsrres have already been proved. Inc & 80 =
in spch shape that disrnteres'ed men-i 80 ,he
susncion of Interior motives are caie1 uloa ~ $3.50
matter in hand Why this snaisy 20 from New.
Yn,ss None Of them could teel more inier.s'S
A., IN the usrter II the district rcpres ~ N
ss,,Ismsn IRON NewYork (Nr. Noble = nee ,o:a
suspicion Of corruption, as be ssys, U "a'' -
small district indeed