The New York herald., 1870-02-16
ASSEMBLY,.
ALBASY, Feb. I5, 1870.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS ISTRoDucEp.
BY Mr. .KiERsAs-Authorizlng the Second Avenue
Railroad Company OF New YORK 10 extend their
track.
By Mr.. JAcoBs-To provide for reorgaDlzing the
Brooklyn Park Commissioners.
by Mr.. JERRED-io charter the city OF Rome.
by Mr.. MADDox-Authorizng the Brooklyn COM
mon Council to regulate the employment OF the
conductors and drivers OF street in mat CITY,
BY Mr.. kIERNAN Establishing stnge route from
the FOOT OF Corllandr street to East Tairtyfourtn
street, East river.
by Mr. BLAiR-Amendng the act Incorporating
tho Working women's Protective Union OF New
BY Mr.. BuRNs-Alterlpg the map OF New York.
by Mr. HENSEssy-The Eight Hour law.
BY Mr.. o. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. the act relative 10
the collection OF arrears Of personal taxes IN New
York.
BY Mr.. JAcoBs-Amending tho Brooklyn charter.
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding the charter OF the hl-
dustria School Association OF i.llamsburg.
By the SPEAKER-Auihorizing the PARK Presbyte.
rian church Of New YORK aud the iorkvie Presby.
teran church to unite, and, on liis mot on the Oil
By Mr.. BLAiR-Amcnding an oct for tho further
protection OF female employees III the city vi New
York.
THE SPECIAL SESSIONS COURT BILL.
Mr. FLAGG moved that the bin placing the Special
committed to the Committee on Cities.
Mr. MITCHELL inquired at whose request the
| Mr. BURNS stated that he had been requested py
| several parties III New York to be heard Oh this bin.
/
| Introduced THIS bill was absent, anu lie thir.
MitchelD had intended TO move to lay the bill aside
| wnen 1t came up for third reading. lie then pro-
| ceeded to den0unce the court Ut present or
| ganized and claimed the bill was proper one.
| hsMr. Hustled opposed the motion 10 recomnt.
| 1aere na1 been no undue haste III this matter Tne
bill had been 1ully discussed Ia committee OF the
whole House and had been ordered to u third
Mr. White insisted that there were good rsas ons
why the bill should be recommitted
Tue SPEAKER called attention 10 the fact that he
found by the nunber OF TINS bill tnat h.o by
| forty nine other bills ahead OF It.
M. FIELD moved the previous question on Mr..
| Fagg's motion, which was ordered
Mr.. KIERSAS, before voring, stated that this Dill
had been reported undor an agreement QD0n 1t Dy
ton "s coming viii nad grace ~ ram c ones .ne no
from Rensselaer, (sir Fia2g', IN the absence OF the
gentleman al % who presented the bnl. he thought
CARDS etiquette and Parliamentary usage. was
10 lay aside the bll until me gentleman having 1t d.
rectly in charge was present.
Mr. faggs motion 10 recommit the bill was car
rled-5l To -.
Amending the revised statutes relative 10 Super
| vsors preparing lists ior jurors, except IN New
| To enable the American aud Foreign Bible Society
| TO consolidate with The American Baptist society.
Charterng the Ministers ana E,ders' Protestant
| Episcopal church OF the diocese Of Long Island.
Amending the charter OF tne Sew YORK City Mis-
sion and Tract Society.
! Recess To half-past seven p. NJ
Evening session.
/ cANvAssERs AND INSPECTORS OF ELECTIONS
The House, In committee, took up the bill provid.
ing for the election OF canvassers and Inspectors Of
| elections
Mr. HIrcnsAN Cthe Speaker, moved as a substl.
York, except municipal officers JUDGES &C., shall be
elected at the general election IN November and the
others at the cnarter election.
Mr. kIERSAN opposed this amendment, claiming
that the biil as IL was protected the purity Of tho
Mr.. HITcHMAN said that II ne could at this time
move an amendment 70 Tho title OF the bill ne would
make IL read, "An act TO encourage fraudulent vot-
l a demo
| the fraudulent voting In New York, saying there
| were men there who voted Vt every election twice.
| thrce-yes, twenty times.
motion to report progress was rejected.
Mr.. HlTcnaAN's motion was then lost.
| Mr.. HTTCHMAN moved that the Board OF Super
visors appoint the inspectors and canvassers for
next election. He was opposed to allowing the old
appoint them, and he proceeded 70 state now lie.
gally these officers had acted In the past
| MIR. KIERNAN SAID the cat Was now out OF the bag,
and proceeded to denounce the majority OF lIo
Board Of Supervisors.
Mr.. HiTcHAAH said he was willing to give the ap.
pointing power to the judges OF the superior Court
| or Court or Common Pleas.
LESSONS OF great frauds In the city New YORK By
bolh wings OF the democratic party But as 10 the
| TO benent the republican party IN the least.
Mr. BERGEN spoke at length, denouncing the cor
Registry law OF 1885, which placed the elective ma.
| chinery in the hands OF partisan Police Commls-
Mr.. wuIrs blamed the judges Of New York for
dischargng persons arrested ~ rcpcaler5. As 70
these inspectors 1t was an important question ~ 10
who shall act US inspectors at tne next election.
/ There now ut least sixty Of these officers VINO
| are Illegally acting Is inspectors. But the great
trouble IN the magistrates dischargng ropeaters
after arrest aud before they were got 70 tine station
house.
Thc committee then on motion Of Mr. JACOBS, re-
In the House, on motion OF Mr.. KIKRNAS, the bill
was as ordered 10 2 .hird reading.
The Main street, Brooklyn, bill was ordered 10 3
thlrd reading.
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