The New York herald., 1870-04-01
THE STATE ClPIT1L.
A QUIET DAY tn THE LEGISLATURE.
The Young Democrae-5 Propose a Com.
promise After 1eing Whipped,
and are Snubbed.
Legislative Proceedings in Both
Houses.
Meeting Of the Democratic General Com
mittee and Defeat Of Samivel.

Hiittee ana Deieat OF Samtvefs
ALBANY, March 81 1870
Order has Come out OF chaos and the excitement
whfch prevailed here during the past few days mas
apparently suhsided at least SO far as New YORK
city matters are concerned. Bnaness is rapidly
progressing and prospects are IN avor OF an early
adjournment.
or very large number OF them, have gone back to
New York, aIsl tlis town Is assuming by degrees its
usual duh appearance. Yesterday II was Deces sary
TO keep several policemen engaged In cleari ng a
gaRgway inrront Of the Belevan, through the gang
which crowded on tfe sidewalks on either side of
The street, Rough as many in the crowd seem to
ee they have thus fer conducted themsglVes quite
Orderly, ana have not disturbed the pagle peace or
done anything TO bring down any coDdenlnatloD on
them.
THE. I$cyING HALL DEMOCRACY
nave accepted the result ana with few exceptions,
have bowed gracefully 70 the win OF the msjoritg.
Inc "new growters'' 10 whom referred in my let
TER 81 yese Fda;y, have been assured that
Mr. TwEG DIS FRIENDS MUST BE FRIENDS OF MR.
swEENY.
Tbcy ave Tn erefore dropped themselves"
and say Re.hiDG DG tena 10 make any new
rent In the Gem ocralc cloth. In conversation with
several OF the sictors 1t given out that
CANCELLATION
shey were wp aug receive the late kckers again II
they would promise faithfully to be good boys and
behave Sthel nseiyes IN the future. Some OF tne
'youngssers /" however scout this Nea. but seem in
clined 70 dc nothing now 10 widenthe breach which
they have already made. But wniio New York mat
teTs ase be coming quiescent,
OFFER COMPROMISE.
Il is sold, rendered to-day by tine youngsters to
the Tmm any leaders. The young democracy we're
wilirg to return to the Of the faithful n
charter gere amended 80 as to save the present.
Common Council This Council, however, the Tau
many pc Dplebave regardea the head and front OF
the oieI ldlng, and they Immediately rejected the
proposal The republican leaders IN the Senate seem
favorab y disposed towards the new charter and
there Al be doubt that 1t VIII pass the Senate
with 80 me twenty or twenty votes.
BRooKLYN is LOOMING UP
and tn .re is vexation OF spirit evidenced by some
the PR eminent Brooklyn leaders IN both branches OF
the Legislature. The brooklyn Police bill for which
Jacobs and Cullen fought and worked so hard in
the House. passed the senate this morning by a vote
OF twenty-five to six. This is regular; but last
night, when the Brooklyn Water Comnission bill
was up Senator Genet succeeded In having It altered
20 that instead OF dropping the names Of Kinsella
and Bliss, and leaving those OF N0rthrup ana Fow-
ler, as the BROOKLYN folks wanted, Bliss was
retained aud Nortnrup's cut out. This action made
WAR HORSE MURPHY SICK;
% SICK that ne fet ike leaving vacant chair In the
Senae Of the State. Jacobs Is aroused ana as
Jacobs ladder is raised and he is climbing 1t very
rapidly he drop some very heavy stones Oh tho
heads Of other bills which don't suit him. Besides
there Is
CAMRo CULLEN ON THE WAR PATH
yowing destruction to any PET measures OF Genets
which may come before the House. Cuen's feathers
are Tglied to day and he means nght lie told Genet
as much, and lie promises to keep his word. He
matters ana he and his colleagues demand
fnatths Brooklyn folks shall be allowed to manage
matters connected with the City OF Churches as they
a1eem best for the interest," and according to the
wishes, Of their constituents. So there Is Iun in
for the boys yet Senator Pearce to-day intro
duced q bill In relation to
THROWING LlGRT ON BROOKLYN,
In accordance with resolution OF the Brooklyn
Common Council, which provides that The work
OF lighting the streets shall be ward matter and
making the necessary accompanying provisions.
Senator Cauldwell introduced bill providing for
the
REPEAL OF THE METROPOLITAN POLICE LAW
for all portions of the Metropolitan district outside
OF New York and Brooklyn. The bill does not make
any provision for establishing any other system OF
police regulations but solely repeal the Metro
pelitan Police acc. In the House, to-day,
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW,
which was introduced by Mr.. Hennessey, was up In
Committee Of the Whole and was ably argued for
by Mr. Bergen, who had facts and Ggures and fancies
to demonstrate the utility practcabiity ana advsa
billy OF the mEasure, and the ability to explain it,
The bill was slightly amended, and was reported
with recommendation for its passage. In the Com
mittee Of the Whole there also discussed the
bill in relation TO procuring cabinet OF natural
history and placing In charge OF the Regent OF the
University.
THE 0N0NDAGA GIANT
of the House opposed the bill, and thought that in
this practical age The cabinet as charge for the
State was useless. Dir. Rowan, or Albany, assured
the House that one giant from Onondaga mad |
already found shelter in the State Museum, |
and Messrs. Flagg and Lttlejohn argued in |
favor OF the bill, and claimed that the state |
should take pride in having in Its possession |
collection OF specimens which would help science |
and which was connected with the condition and
growth OF the State The bill was finally ordered |
to third reading. The bill introduced by Mr.
Elagg Of Troy, in relation to
BORROWING MONEY
and allowing the lender to charge ten per cent In.
stead OF was also In Committee OF the Whole,
and was debaled by several members. The view gen
orally taken was that this might do well enough for
Wall street and professional borrowers and lenders,
but that In tie country places and among those who
had mortgages on ,heir homesteads It would have
q bad effect, as many whose mortgages had run |
beyond their term, but who were permitted TO |
continue them by paying the interest; would !,
be asked Immediately to pay on the mortgages, |
snd II they wished to renew them would be obliged |
10 pay ten per cent per annum for the necessary |
loan. Mr.. Hustled, or Westchester, moved TO re. |
commit to the Judiciary Committee, with instruc-
lions to strike out the enacting clause. This was !
TOO hot for the Trojan Fiagg. and he begged the |
little Bald EaQIe TO withdraw bis notion and he !
would promise not to call the matter up again. |
Hustled was inexorabc, ada the nali driven by |
3 heavy bow into the head OF tho usury "witam,"
and 1t died the death. The Governor to-day re- |
ceived
A HEAVY DOCUMENT
in the shape OF set OF resolutions, beautifully en-
crossed and handsomely framed. They are the |
resolutions adopted by the sacheIns or Tammany on
she retirement or Mr.. Hoffman as Grand sachcm. |
They were brought to TINS city by the gentleman
who dld the quilting, Commodore Ben Brady, ana |
were presented by Grand Sachem Tweed, VINO sad:- |
SPEECH TWEED,