The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14
NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Tho IAsolvsnt Debtors Bill Passed-The
supply BiIl-vets OF the West WASH
iAgton Market BilI-Psssago OF the
supply Bill-The Tax Levy, SC.

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iAgton Market BilI-Psssago OF the
supply Bnl-The Tax Levy, &c.
OUR SPECIAL ALBANY DESPATCH.
ALBANY, April 10, 1902
Tho Supply bill in the Senate and numerous reports
from select committees in the Assembly occupied the
forenoon.
The Asolvent act passed the Assembly in the fore
noon.
In the Senate, the Assembly Toll bill turned ap as the
result Of last nights caucus Conference committees
were again appointed by both houses
All interest 10 Obviously conferred On the Executive
veto Of rural plank road the Senate to dsv had
the effect Of electric spark the Capitol He
sent to the Senate night veto Of the Yves,
Market BILL bsspg his objections upon the Improperly Of
nterposing legislative enactment to forestail the
action Of tho Judiciary, and citing the opinion OF
Judge Bronson TO the improper legal pro.
ceedbgs already had in the case. The message wa
heard with anxiety by a crowded lobby, and left
marked feeling Of apprehension, especially among tn
railroad men.
The Tax Levy passed TO third reading in th
Senate with amendments striking out the street ceanin
clause and providing eighty thousand dollars for work
done by the Commissioners Of Records under sestrio
ton that the shall be subject TO judicial dec
zion. The Common Council salaries returned, Mr..
Boolo hayifg been here this and the ChAmbsrainsh
today.
Inc Ankale bunulng ACT, anu number OF New YORK
city bills, have passed the Senate.
There 40 talk Of An adjournment sooner than Tuesday
The appropriation bill occupied the Senate for the
The distracted Quarantine question Is put In still more
critical position by the action Of the Assembly recommit
ting the bill In which Patterson Cummings and Chryste
were made Commissioners. II was denounced . Sepoy
bill, as an attack upon the Governor, and killed
BY large majority. The Lieute.ant Governor dsclans
all concern in this business further than his
official position may demand.
The newly appointed Police Commissioners drew lots
for their respective terms before the Secretary Of State
70 day The result Pllsbury, until the Let Of April,
1862 Bergen, until the list Of April, 1864 Bowen lst Of
April, 1866 The ballots were drvwn from the hat Of
D. Hasbrook, who, with Weed and Stranahan OBLIGATED
audience Taey left here 70 night to orgonze in New
York 10 morrow.
The Shoe and Leather Bank act is not signed yet and
may be vetoed. II is opposed by the powerful influence
Of the Bank Of Commerce, Of which Governor Morgan
director; by the Artisans Bank, which has arrange
Of OF its officers Mr.. Platt ~ Chamberlain and by
the Mechanics Bank which TO have had the deposits
under the deiunct charter through appointment by Mr.
Haws.
The Senate passed the Supply BILL and the conference
reported on the Appropriation bill
The Capital Punishment bill was finally passed
II thought the veto OF the West Washington Market
bill will be followed by Ike action on all other matters
affecting the franchise Of the city of New York The
motion to lay ON the table the message to night was with
the view Of acting the vetoes together. The Cover
pors course Is commented significantly In direct op
position to the recognized frien6s and policy OF Seward
The Conference Committee on tolls had meeting, with
out any result majority Of the Senate committee will
net probably Bgfee on anything but an increased com
mutation bll and the removal Of the restrictions the
fare of the Central Raroid while the Assembly, having
In view the interests o. thoie doing business the
nails WILL s said, Insist tolls. There is therefore,
but little increased probability OF agreement.
u is fumored that the Susquehanna Tax bin fingers In
the executive chamber depending the fate Of the tolls
The Governor has returned 10 the Senate with his veto
the bill authorizing the sale Of certain lands belonging TO
the State and to empower the Corporation Of New York
to purchase the same The main objection Of The Governor
Is the section d Getting the Comptroller of the city pur
chase and acquire for the city any claim or Interest," OF
any person. to lands surveyed under the act and 70 pay
Of all claims, rights Of action; and demands growing
this provision Is interpreted literally, it would com
pei the Comptroller TO ex.ipgush the claims
chase, and which rehain the property Of the
State, and compel the purchase Of lease the validity Of
which s contested In the courts and to extngush the
troller s taking measures to dispute Even II the obi
CATION 10 intended to be conditional upon the purchase Of
lands the result may be to compel the city TO pay the
fraudulent and unjust The tribunals Of justice will in
due time enforce the collection Of all judgments
against the city they are right The Governor desires
the rights Of the state IN the land affected by the bill
but says that far the State Ia concerned the failure
the bill win DO her mo no injury while the authorities
In conclusion, the Governor quotes from q Iette,
received since the passage Of ihs bill from Greene
semby as declaring his belief that the washington Mar
ket judgments were good and VALID protesting against it
and declaring that such law be passed without
ment not too much say that the constitution in IT.
present FORM s not worth preserving On motion Of Mr.
Ss I'm M n
the veto which sent to the Assembly yesterday
been laid the table, because s anticipated that the
Railroad bill and the Anti Rent bill, also not tho New
York City Railroad bills, the object being TO get all tue
veteos before both Houses at the same time 10 log
role them al through over the Governors vote.