The New York herald., 1863-05-02

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There arc sixty seventy New Workers. here 10
spuear before The scysvpor ON the Broaaxav R.,,rd
~in ~ ~ - y y Ivy "
NIL several arrived yesseraay, ana To-Day a. noon NJ
A. I. Stewayt made his appearance, with some twenty
nve in HE train Among the number were VIM b. Astor
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~ H. h"shs nv. i""ny sno numeious c'neSs ot tna'
stamp Horace L. Clark, Augustus Schel and NcsonJ.
Waterbury have been here prepar,pg tho wav asains
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he broa"way "r"aa OIL. ine REPRESENTATIVES o' nearly
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promise with the stage interests ~ prevent tie Governor
from signing the bin
The Whole party appeared before tie Governor a, one
p. NJ There was also large delegation Of toe anxious
operators IN Harlem st,,k present.
AZ the by the Governor give al parties
lawyers jidgss members ami .thers ar
pearcd the executive chamber. nearly GlIipg that
Mr. A. T. stewart arst sp.se sraips, the bin stating
that the interests of the property holders were not pro
injury they would II saib Most II his speech was a re-
petition OF what wc hase had orer and over again He
closed with the statement thas he WAS ~ strongly op-
posed to the Harlem Broadway project as To thIr and
would nght that also iN 't'r
MI Horace n Clark newt spoke declaring at The outset
Railroad; yet be was Opposed TO any railroad
Broadway that stree. should be desc rsto
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favor @ '' u IT, lie s %ss % long Argument % aS5"s the s's onr
s ay Of ss %ssSs il: :'t D@F1 s'ass. q
t'ne would bring about resolution before the
% ns s s not uS st sw ps
the Legislature grant franchises 20 individuals, b to
sorpSra,os .eHssea INA, s e' soa s y,sy n the
se,nnS u as"i, sy anu WIN p'e,ness I'm npol
tne clause inserted 10 relea portion OF 'ne Harlem
Ma or an nnr ~ he % end n Se three
nours % siss.h ~ VIZ .~S on tneI convenlns =. tne
eud ~ tnas ,ne, Mf ~ ~ iawrence, V, o. Nsw YORK,
on OF broadm he dd MOI appear hess a. an advocate
OF .e g ny seh Dn' Az a. tle sayocas o. the stae Yf
sho luui,sry of 'uis vi tof rcao was 70 DC 0uilt
under e'inef o these cs he oi now before the Cover
nor wns ~" oIy % one sna, ncecea me interests Of me
recognized the rights OF these men, whos sby iher Indus
ty nave ouu W that extensive business. re
nW nave sylsue m ~ lor the protection
OF mat interest,", put swept al ont o existence. The
atve bill A. af as It's elect upon their rights Is
cerned He hen TOOK up Inc legal and constitutional
points that Me- slsrk raised and showed, by citing the
every point rs@ed by Mr Clark had been decided ,he
very reverse TO the points that he had raised on the
poin oi ~ oeinS oc. o, ana oy ~ .e no, mention
also cited decision Of the Court Appeals that any bin
hs, ing gene q clause m IL was public bill and this
providing for the paymen, Of certain amount
Of W. revenne into the slse resspy lie Their reviewed
calling Their essl.n ier apothsr purpose, esc.inE an
saeer by myn fcrce who was srned with the MAJESTY Of
by means or ladder At back way, &c He had nevsf
s % J" had h"i hs Would sate 10 Is "ronerv Sode
Ia, iS;s bi wss not sighed tbey wonld be AZ the
,rorcy Of ihe stock obbers m Wa street aud he gs
Of the property holders would be o,aec for The Wall