The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-14
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.


Senate.
ALBANY March 10, 1888
bills INTRODUCED.
Dy Mr. REsSErr, (rep.l Of Ere--Authorzing the co
struction Of Rand's Elevated Steam Railroad in WIKI
hall and other streets In New York authorizing appea
70 state Assessors bv railroad companies
My ny MT Ia Bar, trep) OF Richmond-To amend q
mortgage taken IN good faith upon building in pr
gfess OF erection alteration repair shall have prior
aiter the record OF saeh mortgage.
BY Mr. SUTHERLAND, tdem. of Westcheser-To exter
Ihe ume IoI tne construction Of the Hudson and Hare
by MI LENT, (rep:) Of New York-To incorporate Il
National Society and Pubscaton House
60. BY MI. wmIE rep Of onondsga-To amend the az
panies by comforting additional powers on superntens
ents IN the Insurance Department
Exemptng the National Academy OF Design fro,, IA,
alton
Amending the charter OF she United States wase
Exemtng from restriction as TO fare the Coopersto.
and susquehanna Valley Railroad
Amending the charter Of the Marion Building Com
CednR to the United States jurisdiction over We
Bank and Odd Orchard shoa in the Lower Bay Of No,
York. for quarantine purposes
Relative to the New York Medical College for wei
men.
Amending the general Insurance Law.
Relative TO the examination Of affairs OF insurs nc
companies by Superintendents of the Insurance. Depart
ment and authorizing the publication OF the SUI perrin
FAvoRAnLB REPORTS.
Mr. Low. trepl Of sullivan, reported fsvorably III
keeps,e Also the bill to facilitate the constructors q
the Southern Central Railroad.
Assembly.
ALBANY, March L. 1855
NEW CAPITOL
The House, in Committee OF the Whole considered ths
blu making an appropriation Of $500 900 for the erection
Mr. CocnnASE, trcp} Of Albany, said that it was pro
vided by the act passed last that whenever the cit
zens VI Albany should TO the State title to th
Congress Hall property the government should appoint
three Capitol Commissioners for the erection OF now
capitol The citizens OF Albany, with great
deeds OF the same are now in possession OF the STATED
He said that none Of the public works OF the State had
been stopped In OF the nigh prices Of mate
rails aud labor or of burdensome taxation; then why
should the construction Of new capitol be retarded oi
similar reason? Ali admitted its necessity The pres
ent capitol was insufficient to meet the wants OF thd
State and II was the duty OF the representatives of th
people to provide and better one He referred I'd
the history of this locality and the statesmen whose
connected with tn, records of the present
capitol The Governor had recommended the early conn
mencement OF the work, and Mr. Cochrane appealed I'd
the House to make the necessary appropriation.
Mr.. ID. r WooD, trep) Of ODondaga conceded all tho
arguments made by the gent man from Albany mr.
Cochrane) in favor OF the location OF the capitol Hd
would admit that Albany the proper location for tho
structure, and nothing could take 1t away but narrow
minded policy towards herself and the peoples represen
tatives The time when the location Of the capitol
open question; but our railroad system had ami
Inflated time and space and the main objections TO Albany
o. the capital OF the tate were now removed II wa
true that Syracuse had offered 10 construct new edhce
and present tho the State free OF expense but
when year ago he made such Offer the repro
sentative Of Syracuse he did anticipate its accept
ance He would concede that Albany was to be Id
future, as IN the past, the capital OF the State He
opposed the appropriation at this time account OF
the immense imposed the people. The erection
OF capital could be postponed until the State wan
OF debt and could be constructed at far less
ton imposed the people, and should oppose every
calculated TO increase the burdens Of people,
He charged there fraud committed in the passage
Of the Capitol bill last winter An appropriation Of teu
thousand dollars had been improperly inserted in This
present building good enough and would answer all
purposes until the people relieved from excessive
taxnti0n.
Mr. WEED (dcm.) Of Clint,p, defended the House Of
1866 against the charge OF fraud In the passage OF The
Capitol bill II there connected the faula
In the record and with the record. He remem
bered distinctly tho circumstances under which the ap
preparation was inserted in the bill.
Mr. d. p WooD snid he understood that the mpression
prevailed from something he had said. that he charged
Albany.
Mr. CcoHRANR--Clcsvly by implication.
Mr. u p WOoD-T disiaiin any such intention.
The bill then made the special order for one wesA
TINS USDsRcROuxu RAILROAD.
Mr. j. L. PARKER rcrD OF CayugA reported the bill "a
incorporate the Underground Railroad Company.
PINES AND SENTENCES rHE COURT OF SPECIAL sKssIo~s
ing:-
70 report 70 this House forthwith the return. OF Ones and
date also those 1864 made him by the aams
under the old law.
PROTECTION ExfoRrfoy or tAsDLoRDa
Mr. CaE,xER, tdem Of New York. give notice OF bin
for the better protection Of tenants against the
Of landlords and their agents in New York.