New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-29


II Within HsTris-
IRepublicsns \ itdte the rest Democrat1
Now We tn n to the first measure We can lad
agoipst which public iudignation has been excite
ss IL scheme to plumber the Cty-thc bill namely
10 Authorize the Controller to purchase the STATE
title 10 the West Washington Market AID cther
lands adjacent to our City, aud to settle
with the States tenauts DOW in possession Of the
Market property afor said. Ga tho passage Of
this bi |. our City delegation dIsided as foilo@s:
YEAs-Aiessrs. A,culshas, Bums, Cooper Cover oRGk"
yorbous Wash Wob-ters Yeas all but one Of thsm D. m
ocuts
NAys-M,ssr. Ccnkiiao Jaque,, Aodrow Smith, Tnaer
VARIANT. Nays; OF tn, m H. pubicals Democrats
The pext measure In order wa the Nlntr Ave'ue
Railroad bi ], whereby the Legislature confirmed a
Railroad grant already made by the Mayor and
Common Council of our City. On this bill, the
vote of ,ur Cty Delegation was east az folows
yrss-Messrs ArcuIu'us Burns COOPER. Cover, Harris A
Smith Tucker Voorhees,, Walsh WEBSTER 10 Yes'i Demo
Gratis, X, Publicsns
kA,s-Heans Co1Siirg yaqvss-[both Republican
The Legislature, it is kuowp, inserted in tie
Annual Tax Levy foe this City sum OF Sl93 81
tO pay existing claims for and to Complete the
wolk Of printing and binding al exhibit Of all tie
lard Titles in cur City sud all existing hens thereon
in other wOrds, 'or the mmlssoners oil RECORDS.
Gov. Morgan vetoed the blu on account of that
item. The question WAS nov Iaised--" Shall this
bill pass Notwithstanding the GOSt rnors objec-
tons f"-On which the delegation from this City
divided as follows:
YRAs-M,ssra Arcularus, Coles, Cover, Harris Jaqrsr
O'RoiEe A. smith, Voorhees, Welsh Webster. WoOdruH-llo
Domoca's Republicsn.l
NAYs-M Burns Conking Co,TeTi MiseTsoa, fseFer
YaIiGu-l3 u. morn T. 3 Republicans
be Seventh Aveoue, &c. roadway Paral.
lei, Railroad fret passed the House BY the follow
ipg City vote:
YxAs-messr, Arculariu Burns Coles, Cooper. Cover,
Smith Tuekly voOsheo5 Walsh, Woodr 'H-l9 Republican,
Demoots
EA,s-Mossrs Corkltng Jaq&e O'Rorke, yahsnl9 RePub
hcans Democrats
Tie other City Railroads pissed the House BY
yeiy nearly the same vote 20 We need not print
lists which would be substantially reiteratIoo Of
the above Every one of them wa, supported BY
large majority of the Democrats chosen from this
City.
Gov Morgan April 18th, returned all tho bills
charteriug companies aud authorizing them to con-
struct Horse Railroads in our City, save oolS that
for the Nj tn Avenue afo esad, for woien the
authorization OF the Mayor and Commonalty OF our
City bad been given. The question now arose
" Shall this bill [Avenue ID and Eat Broadway
pass nOt@itb,tsr diog the objections Of the Gov
" ernoI?"- and it was pot through oSer the Gov
eInOrs Veto by - Yeas to 26 NSys-the Delega-
ton trOmour City divide follows:
YgAs-Messrs Arcusriu Burus Coles Cooper Cover Hsr
H. Mss'ersou a. Sith Tucker Voorhees,, Walsh, Woodruff
IL B,moo3ots, r. pubic,ns
NAYs-Mus.rs. JgqTes Vsrisn, Webster II Republican,
Democrats Mr. Conkn0 absent OF sickness would
certainly have voted in The negative If present.
The Seventh Avenue Broadway PARALLEL Road
was passed over the Governors veto By yeas 81,
nsys 22-the vote of our City delegation being dvi
ded as follows:
YEA.Me,si. Aroularia Burns Coles Cooper Cover, Hu
re msserson A Smith Tucker Voorhees, Walsh, Woodruff
iIO Democrats, Republicans
EAIs-S,ssrs. Jaqse,, vSsia1 Demo 'rs!, Republican,
The other "Gridiron" bills passed by substan-
italy the same general scd CITY vote.
Thus it will be seen that the various measures
affecting our CITY, so generally and Justly obnoxious
to Ter cl,izers 80 far from being forced up,n her
by Black Republican" or other pluudere from
The rural District were oil sustai ed az every stage
by large majority Of the Democratic represes ia
tiyes Of this Democratic City-were, in fact, d.
maDded aud ,ns.ted On by them. If the City WAS
robbed OF her franchises and her means, the grea,
body Of her Demo cratic representatives were active
and ointment ia urging aud voting such robbery,
ard the country members, ef whatever party, may
plaus bly, plead that they presumed and had u rglt
to presume, that the City delegation knew what
was best for and reluir,d by the City, s,d that
they merely did with regard 10 the City what the
City, through its representatives, required them
TO do.
We state tbese facts, not TO jlstify the passage
of one of the bills vetoed BY the Governor, FIR We
bold it utterly wrong and unwarrant ,ble. Neither
DO we parade them with any desire to make parry
capital o. t of the Dsdorgs at Nbany last Winter.
There has been quite enough Of that patty bu.i-
mesa, though We have refused to join IN it. Had
our City been woTthily represented at Albany, no
such b lie could have been passed. What tais City
has nov 10 do is 10 send upright, resp nsible IN
pu chssable Den 10 the Legislature, instead of the
mere a6vepturers on whom her choice has mainly
hitherto talloo. We entreat you, fellow. citizens
whether you are Re ,ubllcans or Dem crats. to
vote for none but men of known and sterling in
tegnty TO represent you at Albany; and if the other
SOFT shall be presented az the regular nominees Of
Jour party vote against thom. No other course
than this can secure the needed reform, aud tbs
toiH do IT, Let il BIS understood that 10 nominate
irresponsible, prohlgate, uuprincipled men is
waste of me and eiort-that they canoot be
elected no matter what their politics may be-
and they vii soon disappear, and be succeeded By
Legislators Of oldiashcned, iocorruptibIo probity.
Don't be humbugged by the usual cries of T" Vote