The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-10
NEWS FROM The STATE CAPITAL.

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the Constitutional Amend anent Tor Sol
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New York; ow In the Central Nasl-
road OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reaignss
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ALBAsr, Feb. 0, 1884.
one OF the srs acts Of the assembly this mornag
the passage OF resolution giving Majcr General Han
cock the privilege OF the floor during his stay IN Albany
committee was appointed to notify hri OF the action
OF the House. The committee Immediately waited upon
the GoOerai and presented him to tho Assembly.
Speaker Avord briefly welcomed him the part Of the
Assembly, referring 10 his in the Army OF the
Potomac, aud invited him TO take seat by his side,
General Hancock in reply, said that he not
TO rhetoric and begged the indulgence Of tho Az
senby bis expressing in his own way his gratituds
for homer done him, and then said that his mission
he,e for the purpose Of recruiting his corps wtloh
was now set down for special service. His corps
once commanded by General Sumner aerward by Cone
raj Couch Nearly onebalf 0! the regiments OF the cos
we're from STATE Of New York. Ont OF City regiments
10 tho corps there nineteen regiments of New YORK
toopa Tie Appealed to the members OF the Assembly In
Their Official and private capacity, 10 do all within their
power 70 aid hun IN filling up the brave but depicted
regiments
The Assembly was engaged all the morning In the
Committee OF the Whole. large portion Of the time de.
batng about dogs aud sheep The fact established
that mono but mean dogs would Kill shse within
mites OF home. Aso when people keep dogs tsey
don't keen sheep These important facts having been
elected, the committee arose and the House
| being satisfied that they kuew all about the phrenoog
cs bu mn Of do y and their special This
with the fact that is sue death for any dog 20 bite
govern contractor, dealer in tten ships. or New
York Custom House ocors settled the dog question for
Tho bi relative to the protection and In
laton to boarding house keepers FOR seanen was aso
4 rnn m
Reed OF New York, and opposed ~ J. L. Smith, of Now
York twas finally referred back TO tho standsg COM
| mttce.
amendment relative TO soldiers voting came up
this morning FOR third reading II YVES recommitted 70
tho Judiciary Committee with instructions to change the
day election from The Sd Of March until the secosd
| Tuesday OF Msrch. or the 9Th day of March
The Pclco Commissioners bill was made the spooisl
orde' tor Thursday At twelve O'Clock; A motion was
! on the motion to make It special order one or
two republicans Wool against It had the democratic
| Senators all present II would have been i'm posi-
| bic Cor them to have obtained two thirds vote.
The bill amending tho Revised Statutes relative to the
process n service. providing that copy OF summons
shall be served In person. was ordered to third read
Ing Nearly eli the moang session was taken In the
Committee OF tho Whole. The bills considered were
| ncariy,A local. and Of no general importance.
The bill appropiating Eve Thousand dollars tor law
library IN New York was considered In tho senate ana
| ordered To q third reading.
| There has been quito commction In the management
Of the Central Railroad TO- several days past. All sorts
OF have been yiDg about Of detacatons, quar-
res matters o. legislation and several other mat
/
head and have the real trouble existing In
the management. II appears that Davidson. formerly
aud other materials or the road Tho bill referred
tho Executive Committee, and they refused 70 act.
ior last saturday Tue Of Directors assembled ana
the bill laid before them They refused to ao there
sss this Of course Created quite Sensation but the
Board adjourned until tomorrow Without taking action
resignation Il Ia understood that his rssignatioa
was 80 worded as at future day stno
distant period Ny information comes from responsi.
his resignation viii So accepted a. the nss meeting
OF the Board The directors feel that the developments
the last Sns hsy os
not entirely opposed 10 oecng some one else besides
Corning A. President
| Tho National Banks W. the state Banks -
! Secretary Chaso's Financial Plans
observation-disclosures Regarding the
| State Financoss &c.
ALBAyr, Feb. ell 80 r. n
d reported tonight that the bill OF Mr.. Davidson,
presented 70 Board OF Directors or the Central Rail-
| road, is upwards OF one million OF dollars.
Tho delegation from tho New ork banks In conjuno.
with tho representatives OF several banks OF Albany
with the Bank Superintendent before the joint
| Committee Banks this afternoon.
", 9cs, Se ea.lrnass 81 tie new York delegation.
opened the bali. showing the injury !pat The EaticnI
Banks were doing the State banks that the advantage
give the National Banks 10 relief from taxation, SC,
would drive the State Banks out Of existence unless thcy
had protection.
Mr. Kartn OF Albany, followed In speech OF consider.
able bitterness against Secretary Chases system, and
held that II necessary that the State should be
put upon the oot ng with the National banks
CARDS taxation. This idea, however, was con.
dcmned by the committee as proect not 70 be sustained
1 for q moment.
followed 10 denunostion OF the attempt 70 force the
country tho system OF Chase to the ruin Of the finances
sir stout II New York, was quito severe Mr. Chase,
and considered that the safety Of the uances OF the
try Depended upon the state banks .nas the sys e.
| West, where they had well secured banking
system but the attempt to force upon the people here
would not only dangerous but in tho end runcuss
inmacd that II would force OF sections; thsS
sooner this rebellion ovor than we should have
! financial revolution throughout the North.
Mr. chsacpnd his plans looking upon them IN the Ugh. q
Eras.mus Corning believed IL TO be grand political
scheme intended by the originator 70 DO used to ride
All q the speakers urged state protection, showing
that tns banks Of New York held some twenyfour mil!
lions Of bullion, which they could soil at
profit bur kept balance Wheel whilst the National
Banks called upon 70 keep specie 70 redeem
their notes, and bad nothing 60 fall back upon.
one OF the speakers explained how bankrupt msr-
chant could 10 SIR Chase aud could MANAGE 10 start
bank without any capital, and We. these banks 70
he deyoscd the funds o. the nation. II Of tnese
hsnks failed however small aud Insignificant, II would
I create such distrust hat all would have 10 90
All Of The bank mon declared iba, they should have
protection from the state bus none of fhom appeared 10
know what necessary TO be DONE what measures
should be adopted Speaker Alvord suggested the ideo
| OF licensing the banks, national az well os State.
Others suggosted taxing tho stockholders instead Of
the capital Of tho bank, Tho consultation finally
broke IN, win the understanding thai Tho bark
committee again o. morrow. In the end ~ viii probably
result seeking the advice of eminent counsel and the
OF soma plan enable tho state banks
rrsr, the encroichnients a. the National Banks Tho
fact that tha National Banks held 70 such strict rulos,
and escape taxation a. certain extent, renders banking
4 ~ evas erpeneivv
and also within the reach d adyentnrers
Tne republican Senators had n carcvs tonight
state lnances The Comptroller, Sank eurerir-
ntandeut, Auditor and +. Olcott invited
20 participate. Owing 70 the ridiculous position that
senator placed himsef Ia ~ the last he
side se chairman, eud Senator Hobbs placed
the char The different before tho legislA-
urc saetng the revenues Of the state wers talked over
en- lnnD IA. or