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position 10 regard to Il; but when the attempt is
made to fois the question upon this bill in order TO
intmidate Us,

Mr.. 1HAYER-"I do not seek 10 tnttmidgte the
honorable Senator from the Seventeenth IL is very
evident that IL We como to vote upon this question
this year II must be done IT, this way. for We have
been asking for report up"u this subject from tho
Committee on Municipal AG,irs tor some time, but
none has been had, or Is likely 70 DO had, al this
session."
TuR iRREP PREssIBLE MURPHY
at this cried outs IL wish to say to the senator who
has just taken his seat that the particular amend
ment which he seeks now TO engrat upon this bill
Is by no means german to It, The provision In re-
gard to seetarian schools, as they are called, was
put into the TAX levy las yenT and when the tax esy
him TO propose his amendment
Mn. okSEr-I assert that any seuator who votes
Pr ,Se snsssn, % of NM, % called the Sssts,sp appro
priaon law Of last year, and insist that Senator's
who have Tread US long and loud lectures on that
subject
SMALL Prr THEMSELVES ON RECORD
| here upon this question.
| MIR. Woooin, the smartest man In the Senate, re
pei TO this: desire to ask the senator from the
Eighth two questions.
Mr.. GEHEr--Go on, sir.
Mr. wooD1s-First, does he ahrm before the Sen.
| nte that these three lines this bill tac
tax levy Of the eitv OF New York last year, ineud.
ing the section appropria'ins money to tsetarian
| Mr.. GrNrr. boldly-I do sir.
| Mr.. WooDIS-Second, are you opposed to these
| THIS WAS A scoRcHHR.
Mr. GSssr "a little confuscd)-i am no. opposed
to wi at the Senators that side OF the House call
| the sectarian appropriation. What am opposed to
| is allowing members around this circle who are op
posed TO tina, law to in favor OF II here, under
cover Of bill like this. go that hereafter they may
| go 10 the people and say that they dh not know IL
NO excuse % Of Phi that tnd Su, that they vote for this
appropriation hey shall do 40 with distinct know
Mr.. woopIs-The senator has not answered nv
question. Are you opposed to appropriations for
Nr' GrssT~so far a. ,hi. provision aprle. to
what the Senator calls seetariln schools, should
vote in favor OF It. do not look n, that question
from the same point of view that the Senator does
| but what want here Is TO
| PUT The REPUBLICAN SENATORS on RECORD
on this question.
Mr. wooDIs-The Senator need not take unnec.
ces-ary pains Put upon r~aord In reference 10
the odous tenth section Of tte tax levy OF last year
When that question comes up; and II viii come up
before the senate IN s'e o. hs oGpos,,oni he VII
record as the people viii endorse ut the next cleo
Mr. Grsrr-i. not the matter before this Senate
| at the present momentt
| Mr. WooptS-It Is not.
| Mr.. GESET-Does the Senator mean TO say ths,
these three lines DO not cover that sectariun appro
Mr. WooDn-The, do not, IT'S
CHEAT AND swISDLL
| I pronounce II 40.
Mr.. GESEr-whpt is, TIE provision in thc,s
three lnest [LaugLtor.l Now 1t Ia very easy fol
Seunors TO tr, to go out OF this difficulty hut IL
sist that thi. clause rearms that eeetlran clause In
Nr woodin said he had introduced a bill to re
|
gel reported by the Committee on Municipal Az
i4irs, but they bad told him from time to time that
there were gentlemen who desired TO be heard upon
the question. lie wished II understood that Re wa:
opposed 10 tae secaran appropriation clause in th,
tax levy but ne main that that question hat
nothing to do will, this charter.
Mr.. Kennedy took the same ground.
Al quarter to 4 O'Clock the Committee ant
reported baos the three bills to Senate. ON mo
| tion OF Senator Chapman
| TIE NEW YORK ELECTION BILL
was read tlird time, aud pas-oi by an unanimou,
xs.cmb!. w aSsnmoSs % vote oI iii A'''a y 'H'
on motion of Senator Tweed, the charter 'vns on
late hour moved 10 take recess until nall. past
| O'Clock. senator Tweed, who IA not fond o
caused luach to be provided for Senators which
which was now ready for them.
MICS AND WARN
in the cloak room. lie would Therefore ament
Gcucts motion So ~ to t1Ao recess OF fifteen min
utes. The BIZ Indians motion was c'riicd, .nl the
Senators adjourned To- the cloak room. ~ oS la
E;n saar SpsSei s9l S no,@i AFTER n, then
could cat On, rcas,cu,lling Messrs. halvei
aud CNlsE' SISr ,5y: sc:an oOs9er. read the char
Was consumed in d. posing OF Henry Genet's ancnd
, | merts. Genet was stubborn to the last Aner
. hslf dozen Of his amendments had beea disposed
OF, he was so Kind to consent to take a vote oI
tAe other nfIE in banth. They We're, Of course
down in lamp.
THE CHARTER WAS FINALLY PASSED
| by vote Of 81 to 2, Genet and Thayer only votnl
| in tue negative. On the announcement, of the yot,
the large crowd in the Chamber gave three cheers
and Alderman Conan threw his hat high In the air
| and no doubt thought he would surely be Tho neK
Saehem was surrounded by a crowd Of admirers
, | who warmly shook him by the hand and con
kr4tulated him upon his victory half hour lateI
: | tie Charter was In the Governors room, and
r RECEIVED TIE SIGNATURE or HOFFMAN
at ha:-past p. NJ. The Election bill was signed a
| O'Clock Everybody seems TO rejoice at the termi
nation OF the struggle Most OF the New York poll
| tt.t.. ratu ad to NaNxN
spondent saw MIR. Tilden take his departure by thi
] evenings train, somewhat downeast At the chang
rilden came to Mr.. sweeny's breakfast table, an,
. addressed him in the most patronizng and con6den
q | tia manner. lie lOokei as though he had aNok,
n with vivid recollection OF his the night be
e | lore with Greeley, Morrissey, and the rest. HI
4 | countensnce bore the impress OF speedy trump
: and confidence in the overthrow OF the youlhiu
o Sweeny. But when the news reached tn
. Deieyan this afternoon that the aypearane
r sage OF the charter he dispatched one OF III
Ethiopian attendants to bis rooms Tor his csrpetbag
! | and sent for Mclean and Morrissey to take a SCI
| iion OF q drawing.room car with him the Phil,
delphia plan but before he left he stated to two
: | the country members of the Democratic State Ger
e uAl Committee, who upbraidod Linn for uniting wit
| Morrissey In a scheme to make Greeley the nel
# | Governor that
! HE WAS NOT RssPossIBLs
4 for the action OF the Young Democracy, that the
did not listen TO his counses, but followed the n,
q vice Of Marble and Barlow. lie further declare
? mat Tor his own ,indicaon before the Democrac
Ia
tory OF his connection with Morrissey anu Greele,
at the Democratic State Convention to be held
IS Rochester. Before that he said he would disclot
4 what he had really agreed to do with these momen
J, | AIRY partners oil his Senator Tweed. completed
q overcome by the excitement he has undergone fO
y tho past two weeks,
u WAS TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL
y with a rush OF blood 10 his head during the evenu
session OF the Senate, and compelled to return
haste TO the Delavan where n physician 1t once a
tended him. lie is worse at present writing. and hi
l. maady
e MAY POSSIBLY PROVE FATAL.
o Your correspondent saw linn but few minute
before he taken sick, and he oyiullY excaime,
o Here, Sol, Is the pen Hoffman signed the chart,
:. with | can now tell my enemies to shoe fly, dou
n bodder me- " Ten minutes later lie was s'retche
|. upon the sofa in the CLOAK room VI the Senate m
K senate considered
v THE GENERAL BxCIsB BILL
this evening and listen ed to Iueches from Senator
Lewis and Wood. Republicans, against the bill
:, Much difhcnlty has been experienced by the Dem
" cratic Senators In perlectlng = general bill th
would be acceptable to the people, M
at the same time receive tho necesEal
"A number oil Democratic votes to make It laN
~ Senator Creamer has mad charge of tile b Il durii
20 the session. and has labored hard 10 reconcile Il
a various conflicting elements The bill will pa
:, Tomorrow morning Ia the Senate, and then be SCI
= | tn lhA loyeI nor Ills SIGNATURE. SOL,