The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
TuE SESSION DRAWING TO A CLOSE.
Conclusion Of Saturdays Assembly Proceedings
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TIE TARBOX BRIBERY CASE.
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The Offender to be Dismissed and
Imprisoned.
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METROPOLITAN MATTERS,
&c., &C., &c.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
TIE TARBOX BRIBERY CASE.
METROPOLITAN MATTERS,
NEW YORK LRGIsLATURE.


AFTERNOON SESSION CONTINUED.
ALBANY, April = 1895
nis fAnox HRxRr cAsE-rHk OFFENDER TO III IMPRISONED
Inc debate on the Iaroox case was connuea ~ 1euth
~ several members
Amendments offered by Mr.. HENDEk to terminate sne
imprisonment on the 18th inst and by hr' BURNETT -
70 commit with instructions we're rejected
The resolutions of hr. Looms dismissing hr iasoox
M officer OF the House, and direenpg MS ipf''o
ment in the Albany jail until the eiose o. n o aa'
N.Y. ~, ~ $500 marrsnt for the imprisoDment OF Mr.
Tsr,,ox was then issued.
hr GILMORE (deuIl OF oneiaa' ,noyeN lesoa'on
a. s h,r "a offer bribe MT stewart lwhix3 of Della
ware had msused bis privilege member and that ne
he censaIeo py ING nous 81 Il o,...- -, ....,
rcsoani,on be returned TO the member Offering IL
Mr. O'BnEs, (dem.l of Kings moved that the member
be per nit,ea 10 witnnfaw the reso,uut ~ -
as are..nt M G moved > call Of the HOUSE sh,cb vas
cas,,ed
After quorum WAS obtained me resolutions 81 Aessrs
aS3,nr wa. then made IN reconsJsr the vote o,sr
,nx the Imprisonment of Mr. Tarbox, which motion
LAID ON the taole . ,,e. :. -, -,
III. S.SUaa ia..;nr the rasol,ttion ~ NJ CInnnra
10 he aisposed of
Our Albany Correspondence.
AIp.Sy Anri, / 1874
fhe "sc"e coNH QueSion-Hoo otH " EHd - Fp'c1'fs
STRIVING to turn 1t into the Nert Election
Tbe ,snect of an of the canal
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IN me Legislature IS sun remote. ~ Is now WITHIN zen
dsys of the tine for adjournment and the houses
ara M nearer together than they were on the first Of
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january Inc ul'ras On Do'h SUES are very oo'uAe
and be les iers Of each would everything
else bopd fall through than that their own favorite
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,nnstr alton in the House Is peculiarly sensitive upon
his man for improving the canals for all time TO come by
IS snnas r.;ssd Nv iurosino r.i,-o.a a,d i.
direct taxation The Law to that effect lies in the
document and there 1t is very likely to remain. In
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former party times neither the democratic or WING mem
beers the legislature would manifest sufficient
op " ~ upp ~ ~! measure
Known 70 DC that Oh the eaoers Oh the ADMINISTRATOR
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NO one can conjecture WITH any approach 20 GER
tanty how this question will terminate. Vanderbilt !
u.n far borrowing ten millions and half stI under
s.,,..a;o, !; w. $50. "a .oua, 49,. -, -.
"souse'o" ~ Lie eeha.e anu sefera ione "hoso 'ehA
tors have yet TO discharge columns of arguments lying
offering in their brain The amendment offered by
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D's'ol recurring ess amount vi i'ai VIII De a'op'el
in the Senate, II sanderblts is rejected and several
members Of the House who originally followed LOOMS
vote for the Senates lesser evil They are beeenny
satisfied that the Senate win not adept the House bill
without Reconnaissance something for the canals
This being the great question Of the session and in
truth the only i'm Dor ant general measure which now
aiutates the State and the democratic ma ority in
the Legislature sensibly feeling the responsibility
resting upon them in this emergency will conclude
mon some plan and that Is likely to be the ono
proposed BY Senator Bristol They know that by ad.
lourn,ns without coming to terms the question will be
carried into the next canvass in November The entire
centre OF the State the most popuoas stiles
and agricultural territory win then throw of party
afn,ties rarty pledges and elect such men 10 the Sc
nac and House as will favor the immediate enlarge
neat of the public works They will make it matter of
personal interest as by the canals and from the canals
all thsr prosperity depends. 1t IS therefore indspen
sable that the leaders Of the party power should
take serious thought of this question than they vet
have bestowed upon it,
The wings remain quiet aud united They are daily
chucklog w!nking, and blinking They vote uniformly
against executive sessions and with the aid Of Cooley
remain silent eady 10 vote as the interests OF their party
rcgu,,fe aney nope 70 aoJourn Withou. setting sae
canai Yuesuop as tueh they nope 70 maze II an
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