The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-08
NEW YoRR LEGIsLArURB.
The Anti-sweeuy Charter to b, Pushrd
Tbroush ep ed " - The H'form Of the
Registry Law The Railway Iobbytsts
showipg their Hsnds-iiirt tor O'Hat.

The Antt-9weeuy Charter to b. Pushrd
Throush ep ed " - The Htform Of the
Registry Law The Railway l.obbyists
shewipg their Hsrd--iiint tor VHaI.
ALBANY, March THE anti-Swceny charter
viii make its appearance In the senate tomorrow.
It is the determination Of thoee having this impor-
tant measure In cirrgs secure liz speedy passage
through both branches Of the Legislature.
There is no doubt that they can accom-
yiish their object without hindrancs or mo-
lcstation from any Democrat. say this
because the Rings stancbeet friends, inciud-
ing Speaker nitchman and Alcck Frear, Squire
Sweeno,s loweis, lave Joined the ranks OF the
young Dcmocrdcy Mr.. Frenr, not content with sev.
ein- his connection with the Ring, iss sign0ed his
desire 10 be selected rs tile introducer OF the new
charter In the Assembly. whethor his wish viii be
gra'iHed or not IL very doubtful. II will thus be
seen that Squire Sweeney has played his last trump
and lost. The
rouSo DEMOCRACY ARs NOW NPnEoSApLx
4, their POSITION. Their Lks are being continually
rein force1 By deaerters from tie Ring. The mum.
her Of applications daily received from poioilns OF
anti, Rinvists. IL grea, that the question with the
leaders Of the coalition IL whom to admit or reject
reached their ears that Mr.. Sweeoy has advised all
Ia friends to join TIE coalition In order TO create
him TO re-nn the leadership Of tho party At the nrst
opportunity
A UNIFORM REGISTRY
law IL now being franed. II viii bo ready in few
dIys.
uusu ov BUSINESS ExPscrsD.
Both Houses met tn-neh', but transacted busi.
OF imnort,rce. The attendance, as u ual, was
very small. T ere il every indication Of q
rush OF business during tho present weel.
The IIu son River. Ce'trnl and Erie Roads
have mede prerarniions to begin operaiions.
TIE Hudson River and Central will very
| modestly teuues. the tAssace oi law nuhorzi"g 4
tIem T. increase tteir rates III faro one cent per
| mile They are also on-o.el ~ Mr.. Avor = Drl
rata fcig1t bill. and Will ehdeavor 10 squeleh the
eepinr and drawing roo - cie investi nti1n These
two roads must .rend al fasi half milon do hrs
ieco In transse'irg their business with to Less-
| laiuro
| I. no, much behudhanl. rbe presence Of Its saga.
cous Presi l. sufficient to indicate thitthcre Ia
asehemc oi me s0rt On mo'. MI mm'e s,peei ny a., as
Van vechen. TIE Erie feople last week IL iluenced
the p7ssa-e by u Senate OF tic bill nroni iiing a
Ju lge iron granting in!unciions against corpora
tons without frst giving to such corr orailGn eight
DAYS notice. It Is generally oo eved that ie now
vents tie early rass,ge o. senator Tweeds twenty.
II ird stree: Rnilroad. A renon-trance against tie
| bill viii lo shortly presented to the LEGISLATURE.
The Erie D,,eSt r, o. WI shorty We reported 20
q few days since that he won PM his hi through
At all hazards. The Erie esioekholers are c'am"r y.
t"r its p,ss,ge. All { e.e ruilrond 20 will enable
| the honorable members u both Houses TO
PAT THEIR BOARD bills.
| II ean truth'uly be stated that sheSe gel'lene1
have made no money during the present session. 1t
l. a out tinc that these wealthy corporations came
| to tie rescue.
rue RIGHTS OF MARRIED NsS.
A bill was introduced In the Assembly to-day de
nninr the rights OF marie men aud equalizns the
rights Of man an vile. This provides that hus
hand avin- children bv his wife -al nave an est'
for lie In rrore-ty let BY ner. He shall not he liabI,
| for debts cjn,ricie by hi. wi e before marriage
nor for debt. eontrae hy her without hi. consent
| NAV sell tis rcai estate si,hontt tie conse oi hi
wiie and al his death the vile shall be entitled on
| to oUwer Ia his real estate.