New-York tribune., 1867-04-12


THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD BILL PROBABLY
DEFEArEp-THE wHARvEs AND PIERS BIII-THE
CONVENTION NOMINATIONS - TIIE TENEMENT
MOUSE BILL PASSED IN THE ASSEMBLY.
M sELKsRIYB TO THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Thursday, April II, 1867.
II was definitely known this morning that the
Governor had intended sending in his veto OF the Central
Fare bill, but it so currently reported that GOV
Fenton would sign the BILL IL the ncreased fare would
only be exaeted for short time until specie payments
were resumed that Senator Low offered resolution that
the Governor be respectfully requested TO return the
bill TO the Senate, that il could be amended. OJec-
tions were made 10 the immediate consideration OF the
resolution and consequently II was laid upon the table
Soon after the Governors veto Of the bill received
and read in the presence Of fun Senate and crowded
and seemingly deeply interested lobby At the conclu-
sion Of the reading Senator Person Of Kings stated
briefly that the Of figures and facts thus presented
required fun confederation and an h, o me ,he
other side of the ledger and he therefore mover l e
a~iIone senator O'Donncn said that ms sym
pathies a business man had been Win e tne
central Road but the facts pISsested, 1,o bI hqd
IhahsI c hS s o TO the Arguments IN favor Of the bin he
rad found the OF the fair dividends which IT paid
and he had heard the voice OF the people as came 10
him from every portion Of the Empire state lie ielt t
the popular oice against any addition TO the piiv
fiat there were grave rumors afloat touching the infu
cnce brought bear this and kindred schemes Ino,s
Of corruption into which their constituents wond sereh @
They should look closely 10 their record hat the coe
| might them paying heed tO the popular Will
was favor Of having action taken upon the measure 10
cay Every Senator was III ms place; the aue au com
prchcnsive message Of the Governor was before lhe
and il slould acted at once and not let 10 tCshc
failure time. when there might he but slim attendace
Senator Murphy supposed that the provision OF tne
stittion recurring the Governor 20 return bill with ms
veto ana The reasons therefor intended hat these reasons
should due consideration But the senator Ilo
the XVIIIth tODOnneD had thrown dOwnte gauntlet 10
those who support this BILL aludiDg to ruinorH Oh cor
,unon I'm our LEGISLATURE. We not 10 De deferred
from voting as We think right 10y rumors that originate IN
| Wallet or with the enemies Of measure. Inc ptoPic
sTe * i'm favor Three times has bill similar 10 ,s
passed Legislature In both branches ana thIee tes
has IL been vetoed His EXceency the Governor says tha
Road is prosperous because III mas pdu NV
dend Of per cent dividend which u las Dteh coIe"
10 divert from necessary repairs and desirable Improve,
ments Does 10 become the people OF tile state
10 thus neglect this great artery OF s commerce. WY
should this the greatest railroad OF tie state DC de m
exception when YOU allow others TO charge 2l ahd cents
| per moi His ENcenency says, because they carry
other roads carry freight Those who live on the line OF
the road OF oppose IT, But we VINO 90 not arc au
IN favor Of II. For these reasons, TINS b hhould Dc
tabled for the present ODonncl SAID tnat te
Governor who vetoed the bill three times had Dceh tl-
umphantly elected by the people. He thought proNlsoh
should the bl for building certain lnnDtr
of statOn-hOuses or other spPciiic Improvements nc
had objection 10 laying on the table until tOnoroW
morning Senator AndIewA thought II might DC respect
fu the Governor 10 keep the veto Tor consideration
| But lie would not be dared by the senator Ioh
| the XvIIIth to vote he thought right As to
popularity, the Senator from the NNllIth 90 lohhtlD
had lately stated that had not been for National ISSUE
the Republican State ticket would nave Dech deieheu
last Fail by 2O0OO majority Now, he says, Gov fenOh
was sustained by tho people because Of his former veoes
ON calling the Yeas and Nays, the motion of Senator
Pcrsun lay upon the table 10 Nays H.
1 The following are the Yeas and Nays;