The New York herald., 1866-03-29
State CAPITAL.
TIE BROADWAY RAILROAD PROJECTS
me Underground Railroad Dil
Passed BY the Assembly.
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Ani-Wsed Railroad Campaign Organ
lied BY the Radicals.
AEv YORK CITY EXCISE LAW.
The ltalth Board to Have Exclusive Power
to Grant Licenses.
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The Steam Transit Road Bill
Reported.
The lAkK BILL PASSED THE HOUSE.
THE, BOARD OF WORK BILL A FAILURE.
As. &c. ks.
The lealth Board to Have Exclusive Power
to Grant Licenses.
The Steam Transit Road Bill
Reported.
M iAkK BILL PASSED THE HOUSE.
fHF, BOARD OF WORK BILL A FAILURE.
ke. kc. II.

Oor Albany correspondence.
ALBANY, March 81, 1866
MfruR. OF rnr RDouLAR BROADWAY RAILROAD ny TIE
RADICALS
The subject Of railroads is the occasion Of good deal
Of seching and simmerng here. 1t became generally
known today that tho surface railways reported last
wsekfor roadw and contained an extraor
onary number of names as coporators and after some
examination It also ascerained that the radicals had
made descent upon these bills and virtually taken DOS
session OF them. Hitherto the Broadway scheme has
appeared here with only twelve or fifteen names When
orght here 1t contained but about the usual number
whereas ii is understood that the list reported ex
ces hundred Since the defeat of the Broadway road
there has been iteration on the part
Of he radical managers that these roads would have
tobe captured and passed against Weed 1t
void appear that long list Of names was
cafnlly made out, comprising all the leading
inrests In the State and that the bill reported has
mae 10 conform to tho requirements OF public opinion
Is as ,I possible by giving quarter share Of the profits
Feons vetocs The destruction Of the elevated roads,
fro their impractcabllty and the opposition made
ca,tha they cannot fight Weed with these counter pro-
ject They declare therefore, that II the Broadway
hav to be in shape which will distribute the benefits
OF he grant as widely possible among their friends
ehrugh the State, and secure definite and
Siderable proportion Of its earnings TO the city Of
New York They have also the idea that by selling
s.,sIv d az ana pas,ng .nem .ncy WIN perma
hat he viii be substantally DISPOSED Of in the
ase conventions and the councils Of tho party This
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"o"es pruning e~'"'' ~' " ~ ~ "
the Bowery and other grading and sewer building work.
dsacencies for Central Park Jefferson Market Court
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