New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-23

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Sclolorie-J =. Barton
Slutea-B Bailey, J. f. williams
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Walmgton-E McAlurruy, q. ". ThOrne.
HSgae-J. ?. Bennett.
YdSss-D @. Underwood rs.
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b"ieseS--w H. Berwick
f fssI q Oil@ " Ferguson
y ,Is , Dewey
M sSfS =. NHii ssier
Mqd,'or-s. White, \. ST. Whitman
oish'm, r. l. Manure, II Richards Sharp, T. A Ward
S,osg5 Tat co'sn;1 S Ats Mil. Thompson
Sstss~- ) ?s s9siisy. "H''''''
se1..eia'r-G siust,,J Edwards
sa5asoss--j BsUeu. 'tS W. Nelson
Sggo&-w Pnstcn
S S.!Ieord s ! Shelley
Hescaeso-J Odell-42.
ABSENT, OR NOT VOTING
Kres-S D. Bsckus. Sesoiarie j s. Wood.
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The bill so amended-wthOut the delays that
make the heart sick-it was thought would be
passed by the Senate 80 that new moral epoch
for this State and especially for this City, might
inccnnenty commence. But the telegraph last
night brought the news that the Senate have re-
fused to concur in the substitution of May for
DecembeI-S Ayes to 90 Noes; and refused also to
substitute August, by to % Thus the matter stands
the rum-drinking interest having yet power to
impede the course OF speedy justice. Thus the 1904
runfcolleges in this Cty-preparing candidates for
almshouses, prisons and gallOwshOpe by the election
before the operation of the act if postponed to De-
cenber, to nulfy 1t if possible by a rum-Le gslature
Our readers will please mark the Senates Ayes and
Noes as follows:
King, james Hptehins oueda-p.nisl @ Donsrce.
Spencer 81 LG'snes-zenss Clsrk-s.
4looany-Martin Butts IOrisans-gen PYels
Cole Robert Barnard. ot's0o-A Storing.
@sis sSA B. De H9.5S'
Lt' s.soD TI.cE Wl.R'
k n YS The, Robertson
@hitnss A % ss"ISsflss e o.s"ao.
ABSENT OR NOT VOTING.
SNhdrie-P. G Dsniofth WasAiGoioa j. G Hopkir,-f
No doubt that folly and appetite, aud avarice and
recklessness will presaricate shirk, inyalidate and
destroy the effects Of the law when passed as far as
they can in the beginning; but it must triumph eyentu
ally in practice as well as on paper. OF the States
which have once adopted the Maine Law amid jeers
and missiviDgs and vulgar prophecies of its immediate
failure, not one has retroacted Thus is based our
hope for New.York.
Mr. Alderman Mott made another attempt last night
TO get the sanction Of the Board of Aldermen to par
tia repeal of the Charter This uneasy man. voted out
OF sight in his foolish attempt Of Monday night comes
up with desire to repeal the 4th section which
declares that all bills for the expenditure of money
shall originate in the Board of Counelmen basng his
movementpon the notion chat the section contravenes
the Constitution of the United States and he also
wishes to repeal the contract principle in public work
ana he Is furthermore nersouy anxious that this nice
loo OF repeating should be done at the present session
Oh 'ne Legislature Further STILL Mr. Mott walks into
the Charter Of 1872 and proposes to revoke the system
OF eleetns heads OF department, and wants 70 make
them aPPointive by the Mayor and Board of Alder
men. II Is idle to waste words upon such a matter.
Elected under the idea that he was in favor of the nax
amended Charter, and would strive faithfully to ear
ny out lite provisions find him on the high horse of
ambitions seeking to bring back the Treasury and the
leading officers OF the City 20 the control of the Board
Of which some Of his friends call him the bright par
tcuar star and leader His effort of last night, how
ever, was voted down. There may be honest differ.
tnces OF opinion as to the value Of certain provisions of
the Charter but there can be but one opinion upon
the course of Alderman Mott and that it, that he has
not fulfilled the expectations Of the men who elected