The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-30


hosts II Is well that such is the case for the election Of
person TO represent the State in the senate for six years
Of great Importance be decided in that form
There is, however, a papabie inconsistency in the
cor OF some OF the members upon this question We
find legislators going in and doing their utmost 70 prevent
the passage OF coucatory resolutions and at tho same
time, rolling their sleeves and working for candidate
for United States Senator who understood TO endorse
Weeds platform upon this question:; and, on the other
hand members who openly support Robusons resolu-
tops taking the Geld for candidate known TO be opposed
to ali cancellation IN any shape or form Ii this
stency then Webster not give correct deni
ton Of that word These facts must convince any person
that there in this Eight than Is to be seen on the
surface
The proceedings OF the House to-day dry, duh and
upimportant Several local bills such building side
fences rural portions Of the state considered
in the Committee of the Whole and ordered TO third
reading.
The Senate bad more interesting session, and
the Committee OF the Whole on the bill appropriating
SEQ goo for the purpose Of aring and eaaippng me
bill lively discussion TRANSFERRED, 10 which senator Col
vim accused the republican Senator'S Of desiring TO arm
the military for the purpose OF forcing the chicago plat
form upon the citizens OF the south. This ch uge
brought out some of the republican Senators, who felt
called uron explain their position, all OF wh I'm de
carcd II 10 be policy in time OF peace to prepare
for and that the eaolutons recently adopted by the
legislature rendering 70 the President the resources OF
the State put down nsnrrection meant the very thing
which In this bill Having pledged the resources OF
the state was their duty to so prepare themselves that
n the President should demand aid they could give him
something substantial and not worthless regiments
Progress only was reported.
The Central Park Investigating Committee this morning
reported bill 70 provide for the reduction OF the Central
Park mmssion. II was referred TO the Committee OF
the Whole. The following Ia the bill
Sec Immediately after the passage Of this act the Go
o the state OF New York shalt designate and appoint
Of the Commissioners OF the Central Park those Office
60 be thereafter Commissioners OF the Central Park which
said six Commissioners designated and appointed a hold
once for five from the expiration OF their present term
OF Office and unit, others appointed In their stead and
s oil continue and constitute the Board of Commission
Of the Central Park and at time dur their
tnuance In Office MI vacancies occurring In their number
and shall all the rights and authorities here
ferred by acts of the Legislature II this
Stge upon Commissioners of tho Central Park the
When the said ak Commissioners desig
mated and appointed the term OF Office Of all the other Com
termnc
See q So much Of the second section OF entitled
uAn amend act entitled act for the regulation
and the Central Park In the city OF New
Work. paaed April H. 1857 and further to provide for the
maintenance and government OF sald Park, passed April
rs limits the OF oca Of the Commissioners OF
the Central Park therein mentioned to Ave years from the
the mode of Milling vacancies occasioned by expiration
/ OF terms of Office, aid all acts and parts Of acts
/ inc, nsistept with this act herebv repealed.
Sec The Board isereDy authorized 10 take ana hold
snv gs deyses btquests thai may DC made TO said
Board upon d condiuo1s aH may DC prescrpf
nv the donors granors thereof and agreed 70 oy SAT-
Hoard purpose OF embeishing or ornamentng Ais
rnrS and shah annually make IN i's report 20 de
mil condition and value OF all such git uev ses
bcaues ar Of tho persons BY whop ne sum
| o given, devised or hequeathed
This bin seems 10 meet with general fhyor with III
powers that be Of Albany, ar well As the Npnds Oh IN