The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-17

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The Commissioners ~ Emisration-AA
Attempt "a Revive the station Island
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trying 70 get
their Hands inAo the Central Park
F~nd-New York Tax Levy-Tollfnz
Railroads.&c. New Feature OF the Com
nict, &C., &c.
OUR SPECIAL ALBANY DESPATCH.
ALBANY, March 1e, 1890.
There bin before the Senate under ne title Of An
act concerning the Commissioners Of Emigration and the
Marine Hospital which has decided big wosdchuck N
one that must be driven out thsre may be stormy
times ahead The bill has been made the special order
next after The Toll bin In the Senate. Ths title being
that would not lead person To suspect anything wrong
they have quietly pushed IT along and understand that
they have set their pins IN the Senate In such manner
that II can be rushed through.
It will be remembered that bill paused the Legsla.
ture last year preventing any peson from being sent 70
the Marine Hospital on Staten Island who afflicted with
contagious disease. This placed Dr. Jerome In the
condkon Of moi having anyhng 70 do having large and
ccmmodous buildings under his charge and nothing To
put 10 them. Something must be done TO al up the
empty rooms, that his snug salary may be again estab
ikhet What better place TO smuggle an arrangement
Of that kind through than the LEGISLATURE Accordingly
bill was drawn up and the guns Of the interested par
ties pointed against the Senate where all reports
true, they will cause the people OF Richmond county to
rise against them. Like all other schsmes
against the rights Of the people, they have been
bill TO, possible, deceive the very elect" The
ears Of the woodchuck in this Emigration and Marine
Hospital bill win be sticking out in the second
ton, which provides follows 1.-The institution belong
ing to this State now known the Marine Hospital and
iDgs structures or other properly which have been,
or may hereafter DO purchased erected constructed
designed, provided or used for quarantine Marine
hospital purposes, at or in the port of New York.
hereby vested In the Board OF Commissi named in
this act to be by held trust for the people OF this
except in regard TO the sanitary treatment Of the nick
inmates thereof hereby given TO the sad Board Of
tauirg therein hereupon all persons suffering undcr
afflicted with any contagious, infectious or presidential
d.esre or other disease preventing their Immediate
movsl TO any distant hospital and who shall be
cent hither by the Health Officer Of the port Of New
York by the Commissioners OF Emigration, or the Board
Of Health Of the city Of New York aud Brooklyn"
This bill kus been urged forward With pcrseyering
energy by Dr. Jerome and few Of his associates, and
there far prospect 0, The bin becoming law, unless
feat t.
legislation at Albany seems to be conducted on the
places political place seekers increasing the COT
fers OF the rich against the poor In fact the controlling
motives here are n m,st cases directly opposite from
up for the action Of the people everything Is
thrown the way by the lobby gang that iniest the Le
y
pose getting their fingers into everything that up
Take for instance the Central Park the only measure
that has been brought before the Legislature non New
hungry band about here, circulating AL manner Of
snd doing their best to defeat this sudabc work.
work which every aboripg man in New York Interested
having failed defeat the bill allowing the Commissioners
10 Yaiee additional funds these uneasy dissp onted and
hungry politicians having thus failed in getting chance
TO snsfer portion Of the funds into their friends
pockets, have nov organized mode 70 get their
iencs into the Board Of Commissioners and thus furnish
sHoeA ,~n
their own living This dodge comes TO under
the plan Of abolshng the present Board Park Coms
Ss & mt anv &
move Of the gang that have been for long time gnash
ing their teeth, but let those members who want TO be-
come tools Of this gang be known TO the masses OF the
people that The laboing class may remember them the
polls whenever their may be presented for any
SG . M sn o oSaso from I'M me city Ne:
noble work unless he is here the Of the
Fifth avenue aTstocracy, who can 60 of to fashionable
watering places and spend their summers-that
ceive the sanction OF the people there s thing
above all others that the poorer cIasaes in New York
attempts to defeat It's early completion, win be remem
bered by them Let thoee who here gnashng their
teeth have their course the sooner that legislators
to make laws 70 protect and provide for the
tailoring classes and not the wealthy disappointed po
cians the betcr and this Central Park question d
where the lines distinctly drawn, with the labor.
ing side and the disappointed politicians and
with fat purses the other, give the parties here
the balance
The New York tax levy came down from the Senate
this morning with the following amendment in tt
And further f,r the Co nmscuers OF Recsrds
exssx liabilities and for completing the In:
he S ps % S
S;onn Treasurer on the order and certificate Of said co
Mr. Conklipg moved 10 strike out that amendment Of
the Senate and supported his motion by speech At some
length during which he read editorial from the Tribune
on the question he characterized the whole thing
outrage upon the people OF New York city.
Mr. Arcularius replied, favoring the Senate amend.
Is did also Mr. Jacques who looked upon this work
the Commissioners being Of great importance 10
the city Of New York, and he hoped that the Senate
amendment would be ooncurred in.
Mr. A. Smith moved the previous question, viii III
ordered and the Senate amendment concurred in
yeas OIL nays ID.
The standing committees Of the Assembly reported q
large number Of bills this morning. covering all manner
Of quesuons; many Of them were reported complete,
ing bills. The plan used at this stage Of the
session TO report bills from the standing committees
s oes Of
find their way upon Tie statute books that are anything
but what they should be.
The Central Park Appropriation bill reported to the
Senate with amendments, and the Senate recommitted
the bill with Instructions 10 strike out the amendments
and giving them power 70 report complete The commit
struck out the amendments and reported
back TO the Senate, and it s now ordered to third
reading
The Toning bill was under consideration all the morn.
ing in the upper branch Of the Legislature and the hon
orabe Senator's frequently found themselves in "dead
lock-" After lengthy discussion = motion was made
TO order the bill TO third reading and agreeing 10 the
report Of the Committee Of the hole the vote stood yeas
II, nays Ii, as follows
YEAs-Messra Abe Blood. Colvn, Connolly Fiero Gar.
diner Grant. Hammond HE]house Kelly, kecham LApham
Msnnierre; n. Murphy. Robertson. sesions spinola
Monsen:,S au.pSs 1ro:ses ss@ssy sis
mond, Rotch, Truman, Warner, Williams
A motion then made 70 reoommt the bill for the
purpose Of striking out the * cext way fare the Gen.
trail road On this the yeas 49, nays 16. The Lieu
tenant Governor voting in favor Of recommng, the bill
Was recommued:-
YEAs-Mesns Aben, Bell Ferry, Goss Ketcham Nc0rav
Mon eomesy, Munroe, p p Murphy Prosser Ramsay Rich
nond Notch Truman. Warner Williams, and the Lcufensns
Governor Campbell
NA1s-He,srs Blood Colrn. Connolly, Gardiner, Grant,
Hammond Hiihouse, Kelly lApham Lawrence, MAnnezre
J. \. Murphy Robertson, Sessions and Sptnola-
A motion was immediately made to reconsider, and
Senator Ketchum changing his VOTE the motion was car
ried-yeAs II, nays IL.
Tho bill was then ordered to third reading.
The bill rs stands b the bill that the friends
Of The measure desire as win be by the LIST II yeas