The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-21

THE TAX LEVY In SLICES.
Our Albany Corresp onde nee.

Our Albany Corresp onde nee.
ALBANY, March 20, 1890
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Albany bids fair be swarmed with New Workers. this
week Tho arrivals by the trains night will become
grand rush by Thursday when the second arrival Of the
boat from New York will bring upa vast numbU who
have waited the result first trip
through last night Navigation being fairly opened the
rush Of New Workers. and of New York business will
De at food tide here usual To the end or the session
Delegations Of the Common Council with the city tax
cvy have up, and TINT great civic institution with
its peculiar followers will he hand. wo will have
the usual disagreement this year which has been
the mode OF sending up the budget since the commence
ment Of Comptroller Brennan's term. The result rs
three budgets-that OF the Aldermen thai of the Council
and the Comptroller estimate, besides the county
eyya separate The great utility OF this plan is the
confusion which IL crentes and the impossblty OF hav
ing any idea OF the subject conveyed the intelligent
repr sentatves Of the districts The habit omit
amounts already authorized BY law leaves the posi-
bty OF making ont total entirely beyond the OF
any but the Comptroller.
BOARD REvfsins--rHE QUESTION.
The pressure which has been made for the defeat OF
the Board OF Revision begns To- be understood. That
bill will Immediately become hot subject here
Health bill The decision In regard TO II
me to BE- about the same in numbers that upon the
Health bill The fact that the radi have been ignored
completely ia regard 10 the patronage OF the Board OF
Health has stimulated them 10 make still more
strenuous campaign upon the Board of Revision
bill. ON the Health bll 1t question
the IA which the bill should he
shaped, while the Board OF Revision bill II
one OF yea nav upon the whole / am
inform that 1t will be pressed IN caucus, and this
course was not contemplated until the tactics Of tho
opposition had excited and cXasporaed the friends Of
the bill
| told 10 day by a prominent advocate Of the
Board Of Revision nat be had been prepared To allow
the bill to stand fail upon IL merits legitimate and
open debate. But he had concluded TO press II
alike upon the Union party and Upon members party
In which the integrity Of the Legislature and rs
responsibility to the party at stake lie said
that MY thousand dollars had been levied and sent
up from New York the hands OF OF the 1annan
Hall leaders to XIII of this bill by direct bribery He
prepared for this aud would take steps prevent
the expenditure OF dollar He said he had his points
in responsible shape and that he would proceed crmi-
nally hereafter. and that the adjourn
ment Of the session no prepared to devote his lime
10 thorough pursuit OF the subject There would be,
he remarked, mo discOntinuanccs this time.
The friends Of the bill ray they ready 10 abide by
the action of honest discussion the mois oi their
measure; but that " this proposed pressure 81 Tam
many Hall corruption " brought 10 bear tncre Will be
bad work IL is evident from this state " the tua
hot time may be anticipated the Board % Revision
hill