The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20


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champagne cd ride n carriage vhile hsusaads u
heuess issse ere Y waas & aeoessartes WIZ = tho two
who hears hs children cry Tor breaap' Th picture
10 not svevdrawu mo array Of denagogus In The last
LEGISLATURE doubt obtsineA their poslou by thsvame
cry Il poverty against riches, Of cAsnpasn sesnst rye
whAskey, Of carriages against shaAks h0rsa
Fo0D FOB REFLEorIoN.
Are Bot the peope becoming surfeitsd VIII uuch d.
porable state Of thingss How much lospr shah the
rowdies, osfers, blackiegs and sharpers allowed 70
send their bosom friends and cnraAss 70
occupy seats in the Legislature and becos the law
makers Of the State ? To what fusasr exteus
WI the sober, rejecting people allow theDelvss 70 DO
LED BY the pot house p0liRasS The mAnsshich exists
among the rewdss thieves and gamblers oihu CITY in
seleetsg members OF the Common Council Id frequont
~ judicial and legislative officers, s fss extending
shining example Of this Tho Interior cities nd villages
have each their little knots OF vhskey noddd and thin
Die rRged politicians They make the party ominatons
Their activity at the primary meetings and a3he polls Of
NE elsctioa usually meets with Success ID tho aex
thing Witnessed is Buffalo Bull installed sergeant at
arms q tho Senate eyed Daley doorkeper OF the
same bety, Van Vskensurgh, an Albanyet OF Thur
low Weed transferred 10 this city o0mmssi0ed by his
Excefncy Governor Morgan ss q most wothy ana d
person for one Of our city harbor masters sch are The
characters who control our eecdons-thef friends N
Offices.
THE UNANIMOUS VOICE OF TIE rHss.
There very significant fact connected wth I'll this,
and that is there not siaee ewspaper the entire
State that has not spoken unexpectedly Of this legisa-
ture. Evc~ the New York tribune ono Of The most ell
Gent Contributors owaros the election OF those men,
compelled TO declare that It does not "beieve II ptsble
mai another body reckless not merely Of right u Of
occency-not merely corrupt but shsmeless-wili as
seAbied u our halls Of Legislation within the net ten
years"
ALBANY, April 10, 1870
Di.p~so~ Of the L~gisture-Bals Unngned-7he SAo ami
Leather Bank act approved Tactics Of the link
0s-fhe Issc'snt Ad-The Oily Hall Blu, dc.
The legislative session closed on Tuesday but its us
ness is by NO means in finished condition The mas q
bills, hastily passed at the end Of the session. reire
the Executive sanction 70 make them laws Weed audhs
followers have taken their flight the Convention By
racuae, while Dean Rich mond and George Law shpp.dn
the New World, the for conversion of the Grdibu
Crporators In New York. the other with Senator Coupt
ly and the rect Of the Douglas enthusiasts to act thr
parts at the opening OF the Presidential oympiad In
Chareston.
There still remains here small but anxious little Gro d,
awaiting the Executive action upon various bills The BIZ
to extend the Chsmberlains term signed TO day TN
present Chamberlain was appointed by Mayor Wood and
held over during Mayor Tenants term. He was re 40
pointed three days before latter went out OF Office
The act to extend HIS term engineered here by
TOR Connolly, and rs originally printed provided that
should take effect the first Of June In view of this
smart arrangement entered into for the appontmen
q Mr. Plat, Of the Artisans Bank by the Mayor am
Aldermen Immediately upon the passage OF the act
retaliation and 30 rs TO the possession Of the de-
posits for the extended erm In spite Of the present
bcrlain. 1t was curious even TO that parties VIII,
were hostile to tbs extension for A. " Stouts benefit
helped the ball through here; but whom the act hsc
passed, was found TO take effect immediately instead
the lat Of June, the shrewd Senator had the lst
June printed but not engrossed The Bank OF Commerce
and the Mechanics Bank understood also TO have
N eye TO the removal Of the deposits and from these
and other quarters o strong effort made to bring
about Veto
The fragrant insolvent law is not signed yet, but
it is thought the Governor will, nevertheless, ap
prove ii. Tho City Hall bill mas not been
disposed Of, and engages some attention IT.
friends have good casetne fact that the commission
which very good one, is the only instance where the
Legislature has thought t to give the local authorities
voice in such appointments The notorious insecurity OF
all the public records OF the city, the fact that they have
been within few inches Of destruction by the City Hall
conagraton within year. and that all the Executive de-
partments and county Offices driven TO their present
quarters In various tenements around the Park by the
burning Of the old City Hall years SINCE present
strong claims In favor Of and suitable edifce
The following offices are now scattered In many diff
ferent buildings, Ut various rents otherwise unpro
vided for, and expose in the most insecure manner