New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-16
ASSEMBLY.

Authorizing the Second Avenue Railroad Company OF
New-York TO extend their track; to provide iOr
izing the BROOKLYN Park Commissioners authorizing the
Brooklyn Common Council to regulate the einp1y ,
tabshinS stage route from the foot Of Courandst 70
East Thirty East River; amending the acs
in New,YoTk O'' S@endiHg the Brooklyn Charter;
and s o Forke Church
unite and on motion the bill was teSd anu ~ fsmoie
employees in the City OF New-Iork
BILLS PASSED. -
Amending the revised statutes relative TO SUPERVISORS
preparing lists for Grand Jurors, excepting III NewloK
and Kings Counties. . -, ,- =, s..,,
Sessions Court in New-York under the old law be re-
committed to the Committee on Cities .,,o ,o.,ou
Mr.. MITCHELL inquired at whose request the mouon
Mr.. BURNS stated he had been requested by
several parties In Eew-YoTk 70 be heard on this bill. ,
Mr.. MITCHELL stated that the gentleman VINO hau
introduced this bill was absent, and he (Mr: MITCHELL
came up for third reading He then proceeded TO
denOunce the Court at present organized ana eaeu
Mr.. Hustled opposed the motion to recommt There
had boon no undue haste In this matter The OIL haa
been fully discussed IN Committee OF the "hoe ana mao
been ordered 10 a third reading.
Mr. WHITE insisted that there were good reasons why
the bill should be reCOmmtted.
The SPEAKER called attention TO the fact that he
manipulation been made to take precedence over 40 other
bills ahead OF IL.
Mr. FIELD moved the previous question on Mr. Flaggs
Mr. KIERNAN before voting stated that this bill had
York delegation and he regarded the motion coming
with bad grace from the gentleman from Rensselaer, Mr
Fsgg) in the absence OF the gentleman who presented
the bill He thought the proper TO pursue. both
regards etiquette and parliamentary usage was to lay
aside the bill until the gentleman having directly IN
Mr. FLAGG's motion to recommit the bill was carried
The following bills also passed; To enable the
American and Foreign Bible Society TO consolidate with
the American Baptist Society eharterng the Minister'S
and Elders Protestant Episcopal Church OF the D9eese
Of Long Island; amending the charter OF the NewNork
City Mission aud Tract Society. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
GENERAL ORDERS
The House, in Committee, disposed OF the
following bills. as noted:
Providing for the election ofCanvassers and Inspectors
Mr. HTTCHMAN the Speaker moved q substitute
Cor the first section, that all officers IN New except
general election-n November, and the others at the
Mr. HERMAN opposed this amendment, claiming tina.
the bl 1t was, protected the purity OF the ballot
Mr. HTTCHMAN said. IL he could at this time move an
amendment to the title the b he would make II read,
An act to encourage fraudulent voting m New.York"
Eew-YOrk saying there were men there who voted at
every election twice. thrice yes, twenty times
Mr. Hitchman's motion was then lost
Mr. HIrCHMAN moved that the Board OF Supervisors
sppon the inspectors and LOT ihe next eec
ton lie was opposed to allowing the old officers 10 act
he proceeded to state how illegally these officers had
Mr. KIERNAN said tho cat was now out Of the bag.
and proceeded TO denounce the majority OF the Board OF
SUPERVISOR ,,,, 4. -. a., -
MT. HlINHMAN SAIL he was NllllDR 10 give lHe ap-
pointing power the Judges Of the superior Court or
Court OF Common Pleas
Mr. Hustled said It did him'goOd to hear these con-
great frauds in the City OF New by both
wings Of the Democratic party But as TO the BILL he dld
anything IN it which designed TO bene1t the
Republican party in the least.
Mr. BERGEN spoke at length, denouncng the corrup-
tons in NewNOrk ana attrOuting them TO the Registry
Law Of 1865 which placed the elective machinery in the
hands OF 4 partisan Police Commission. - -
Mr. WHITE blamed the judges OF New-fork Tor
schargng persons arrested reporters AS 10 these
Inspectors, it Important question as to who shall
act as inspectors the next election There were now
al least sixty these officers WHO illegally acting as
inspectors But the great trouble was in the Magistrates
dschargng Tepeaer after arrest and before they were
The Committee then, on motion of Mr.. JACOBS, re-
ported progress. -....- 81, - , 90, -- -
ordered 10 third reading 49,,
The Main-st., Brooklyn, bill was ordered to third
reading. Adjourned.
COMBINATIONS BY THE STATE SENATE.
ALBANY, Feb. 15.-The Senate to-day con-
Armed the following nominations Loan Commissioners
Royal CorblD. Clinton Co.; Reuben c. Robe, steuben
Coz Henry IL Huntington. Schuyler Co; James H. Miller
Rensselaer, Co.; Hiram d. Hull Rensselaer, Co; Chaun
cey Matthews, Hcrkimer Co. William NJ MOsher. Her
Iiiner Co Richard COtrel. Clinton Co. Buffalo Police
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