New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
The Capitol QuestiOn-Public Meeting IN
Albany.
PROCEEDINGS OF THELEGISLATURE
New.Yorh and Brooklyn Affairs
Tompkins Square a Public Parade
Ground.
NIAGARA FRONTIER POLICE.
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ALBANY, March g. 1866
CANAL CONTRACTS.
In The Senate. to-day, the bill in relation 10
Canal Contracts was made special order for Wee"es,
aay next Fro~ present appearances the bill VIII Dol
mss and the Superintendent system will be adopted
EXTRA SESSION.
MI. Focer stSeEed resolution requesting Inc GOV.
-. - -. - Senate in extra session on The
second Tuesday in June, fc, Nv ~onr,r Tho hin
"s"ios' We oVul' S lug =, onV'ua nevuty,
Journal and Deputy Clerk, one clerk aud Two uessen
gers shall be IN attendance
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
The bin TO protect primary meetings eeGeuses ara
conventions received nlne anIn I 'oes ana wa
laid upon the table, III VIII NC oaie - again I'd lu''
Senate and may pass
Excise IN NEw-YoRK.
The Dill to abolish the present BosId 3i LAeisS ~ W
New York and TO transfer their duties 10 he bosIu
cradle length by Mr. II. C. Murphy. II ought 10 pass
Int whether it will or not cannot say
FRONTIER IOLIcE BILL.
In the Assembly, the Frontier Police bill, w1eh
rives Buffalo and portion Of Niagara County police
system and similar 10 the ore in operation here. oe'
oupied good part of the morning session Mr. VII
lamB Of Buffalo spoke length against il and was FOL
lowed by Mr.. Burdt ard others. The Dill was finally
recominted to the Committee on Cities and Villages,
with power to report complete at any tine.
THE CAPITOL APPROPRIATIONS.
meeting of citizens OF Albany was held late even
sng At which committee of thirteen. backed by The
rest Of the inhabitants appointed 10 help through
the Capitol appropriation bill. do not Enow whether
they will succeed but they certainly exhibit more
energy and activity than have ever known them e
do Hitherto q half OF Albanls.ns have lnonop0
lied the business of lobbying but now everybody
man. woman and child. has gone into the work
Members Of the Legislature cannot go into IN
street without being set tpOn to vote for Tn
Capitol and even the beggar children who are &C
eastomod to ask penny TO bay loaf 0! bread. ar
now asking for money TO erecC Capitol. But III
H. their privilege, and / fad fault with u. Tn
citizens may teaze and cox then hearts content
that is Legitimate, but the money influence Is not an
III the Albanians undertake 10 II, trust ever
decent in the Leg stature viii DO his best not OIL
10 defeat the appropriation, but 10 remove the Captt
tTeTn Albany.
HOW IT Is DONE
The Committee oA claims report against netiuo
for relief" N atiOn Is made that the report he o
The table which is carried. After a while there is
large number OF rpeIts in this category when ring
is formed between the parties interested in thes
several tabled balm bills and at the close or the session
when eyeryu Gng is IN CONFUSION, 6nd eNerybOd
anxious abouti ms little BILL they are taken up and p
through In. .his way The treasury Is renewed
thousands Of. dollars claims which are substantial
bogus.
NAY HAVE TO BE ENLARGED.
have expressed the opinion very freely that me-
Capitol q not needed at this time but shall Lave
eoDcede think, that the present one VIII have 10
enlarg 10 accommodate the lobby from your city an
esew ssre For day or two past, the third House ha
been decidedly more than either OF the othe
Hou Aes add one of two things must DO done: eithe
roo must be made for them inside Of the building,
The BDust stay out OF doors