The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14


~ cal covenants or not, and THAI covenant ads BY
oron the par' Of Tho grantee Of any conveyance rel
aiken acquired all the estate OF he graasor, shS -
zach to The eAaie conveyed herewith e burdoa
Tgued 4, length by Msssss. BmsSsm ana r,sSs,tS snS
then progress reported
Our Albany Correspondsnes.
Albany, March IL, 1860
As0&mems 10 Rrgard 70 tie Canal sppoatmsk-A1pssae-
Went Of an Investigating Conssstsee ia RelatioA h H.
eamos Commissioner Sheriff. Grsnding OOnasHss-n0
70 Punish Bribery and Coruptior. Grtdiycs AsrssS-.
Rairoad IN Byoad,oay &C.
Ihere no small amount Of Indignation aone ~ ~
pnbcsns here In regard the disposition Of sss e ~
appointments by the Canal Board Of q porsssu 4 -
tnioers from the west half Of the s,aie sssns ~
their trouble all lays At the feet OF the Lieutenant Cover
nor who has secured the appointment Of number Of
persons against the recommendation Of the Senator'S aaA
members from the respective Iosalities- the later acting
under recommendation from their respective consasn-
cies In many Instances the Lieutenant Governor scteA
In the Board directly opposite 10 what no promsed bcsre
taking his seat with them u not, therefore, unnatural
that those who had relied upon his promise, o. finding
that he took different course In the Board shoud exhi
bit no snau amount Of Indignation against him. What
trouble the division Of spos makes amongst tae posan
pity that there could be teat for AL Of hem 70
suck; but ~ there not one must, by tpe nature
Of our government DO left out in the cold.
An attempt made 70 reconsider the bill passed
on Saturday in relation 70 licensing buildings for
theatres, concerts and other performances tho city
New York, which, NOT receiving cons utonnl VOTE was
not carried A number Of bills mostly Of scal nature,
taken up in introducing bills and reports from oOnamx
tees. The Albany and Susquehanna Railroad bill Wa
postponed s %. uD ., ,hs evening eve o,,
Whereas, indirect charges OF corruptzca have been
made through republican organ, against the Official m
whereas, is not probable that such charges would -
made by said organ against member OF republican
party without positive evidence OF the fact therefore,
Resolved That select committee OF dve be appointed
10 investigate and report 70 ths ease whether any, asd
Canal Comussonor Of the aiae between tho srs: day cr
january 1885, and tho rst DAY OK January 1900, and
that said committee have power 70 send for persons and
papers.
hr. Conking to debate tho question, and was
laid over.
This " supposed to be based upon the charges Of tho
ErasnG Journal against OK Canal Commissioner Shcrrin
Mr. Miller. Of Buffalo, called M his resolution calling
for the appointment OF ''Gr1nd.ng committee He
thought necessary from the large anoNNs 0s bcsaes
/ before tho House.
Mr. Fsgler said II this resolution was to be adopted and
committee appointed, should be done under the great
! est guard possible.
Mr. Conklpg hoped that this House would NOT a. ,his
umo appoint this committee ana no hoped that DO con-
miitcc with 70 gren1 poger as wss conferred those
last season wouo DO brought INTO exisence this wiDer
any rate he wanted the city railroad bills excluded.
Therc was 10 need Of the resolution at present
Mr. Miller again spoke In favor Of tao resolution.
Mr. Fuller moved 70 amend, by Inserting that bin
shall DC reported wthou. the members Of
the conIniee and bill stall be consicorcd wbous
report any bill that thirty members shall present
rsmonsuabce against lie looked the Grinding Com
m,tee as necessary evil made 81 under The consto-
tional TINE for holding sessions
M Miller BALD tho main objection ha he had to tho
amendment was thnt II placed too much power Ia the
/ minority.
Mr. Ellsworth said that he strongly opposed 10 this
committee He presumed that ,hls Of too modes
to get thn Senate railroad hill through House. which
wond not only KIN the party bat disgrace the Sae Bills
Of that nature should be considered carefully in the Con-
mitee OF the Whole Such scenes happened In the
Senatc last week enough 70 make every look
with suspicion npon committee Of this kind, and
more when runored thai the parties were
trying TO start this Grinding Committee pass bin
here he looked upon the committee as snspsctous.
ao hoeo .ua ouaba n no 1
greatest curse that this State afflicted with is TOO much
Legislation, and he thought this legislature would
go home without passing another bill would BE- far be-
ter for tho Stats than they thouia empower oon
mittee 70 grind out anything thss ,ncy please.
evening.
1his committee 70 grind out bills, such - they may
made doubly when what bribery and oorrup0os
bave done IN the Senate, where al bave been In the habit
tee appointed should be conanod 70 bills making new
road districts, building schoolhouses and that
H. 30 S S
no person allowed 70 speak % them upon any subject
without aresoluton aIst passed by the House giving sad
person consent 70 bold conversation converse
ton should he held IN tone that the guard could hear.
Without tha. prccautson the State will DO dsrAoed By
| the committee before tho end Of tho session.
great Deal has been said about the Gridron bill Of Tho
Senate having gone q far a. 10 movers intended 70 have
H. know Of the Senators were nduod 10 vote Tor
under that plea, and they and their friends are still
trying 70 bold up the same idea Every man, not
blind Tho eyes Of the opponents Of the measure has
lad his milk teeth cut, and had better go home and
his mother II The intention Of The hackers Of This
scheme 10 put through the House money do h,
and there no small army 1t work upon tho members
Let those who doubt IT watch tho movements Of oer.,
men for twenty Tour hours: and for Themselves Tia
bill booked to 90 through by the original movers q II.
but nothing suits them better than 70 hear persons say
| that II 10 not intended 10 60 any farther
Mr.. Robinson introduced this morning timely bin 70
ana s oei S Sndns ne p, ss
Senate for those that in the Gridron arrangement
| viii not be likely 70 vote for II.
bly, OF this Saie who shall promise or oer, directly or
indirectly, to vote for against any act amendment
resolution pending before the said Senate Assembly
upon the condition promise otter that any other mem
Der Of said Senate Assembly shall for or sgAins
any other act, amendment resolution and evory ncm
Der OF said Senate and Assembly who shall 20 vote upca
such condition, promise oer shall be liable 70 ndct-
and a trial therefor before any en- 1r
and shall be forever disqualified from holding any PUBIC
G ,s o. spp.n .s under ID ne cO9on and
| chapter sac Of tho seasson Laws Of 1853
Tho Senate this morning ordered number 81 bills 70
third reading mostly Of FOCAL nature The bin provsd
Ing for tho general vaccination ordered 10 third
Another railroad bill introduced In the House hip
morning, for railroad all the way down Broadway snd
70 carry from Fourteenth street 70 the foot Of BoadwAy
for three cents also provides for ettss delivery
along the line Of the road and protects the omnibus own
ers by taking them In with ihe and reoelyue their
horses II fair valuation. It also has prsvicSou 70
send carriages 70 tho different railroad dspo for paasn-
gers, and also pays certain per oentago he reess
into the city Geasurythe only bill which gives asyte
10 the city.
The Anta-slavsry Prayer Msstlng ~ the
Church or the Purftsns.
mo regular monthly concert q prayer, held in Dr..
Chesvers church, took pAoo last evening. After The
usual Introductory exercises, tho Raw Mr. TAppan read
stter from The Rev. Daniel Worth, now imusisusd In