The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-07

1his bill has been very carefully Drawn, SUI ~
pears 70 meet the approval OF all parties.
Numerous speculstions are INDUCED In a. 70 "no
will be
rHn ApPoIsrgxs TO rus coxNIssIoSsRsnrPs
made vaesnt or newly created by the charter. II Is
safe TO asser, that the Tsmmsny leaders have not
arrived al any definite conclusion on the this sub
iect, and no slate has been made up; , osrc.
81 ss' Of pes W" wok he ays he
undecided whether to accept or not. Your CORES:
pondsot learns that Mr. Tweed's intention is 70 visit
so " years In anticipation OF this event he has
II is said, already purchased on elegant villa on the
lake OF Geneva in Switzerland, where lie intends 70
reside during the summer and fall. The number OF
APPLICANTS ron rms NEW OFFICES
are, as may be readily imagined. very numerous.
one hundred At least 70 each once some patriotic
a. . matter OF right. They say they have done mncn
for the old guard and received very little The
whisko, drinking bummers OF the Fourth and sixth
Wards are also candidates for the public pap. They
base their clsms on services heretofore rendered
and repeating but by a careful perusal OF the Elec-
ton bill IL win be seen that the occupation OF those
S%9Sne%pSS %S . @.erSsn s Sssia ms,or, Sai
passed the bill granting
STATE AID
TO Mr. Littlejohn's Midland and Mr.. Gleason's Adj.
rondack railroads Alvord OF course, voted against
MIR. Littlejohns bill out Of sheer tpite: Old salt
however, was not so particular when he voted Tor
s s.sa ot Pc Ju Of New YoPp s By
The passage Of which the people Will be yir'usl,y
robbed OF $500 q year. Gov. nouman did goou
thing to-day when lie
VETOED A BOULEVARD niSa BILL
introduced by Col. Mooney Of Morrisauis. The
Colonel, who has kept himself exceedingly quiet
since New York member pulled Ills nose and called
mis- bill HustoG, the wes,eIester Watchdog was
acting as Speaker when the Governors private sec
sSs sS1.y ne s 0nG sS
sted's countenance was lighted up with broad
1 the Ips0's%n Rs%SsTs,ls RDsssss
member from westchesler county. The warlike
Mooney trembling md and pgi.s;ed but IT, a, o's H. how
ceived but little consolation from that quarter.
Anxious to do something but not knowing how to
upon became the brave MONEYS mouthpioce, and
moved to lay the veto on the table, Bill REYNOLDS
Sutherland, who CONES to Albany every week with
fresh Jobs tnd schemes. sneaked ont OF TIE room
This ends the Westchester County Boulevard swim
dies. bill wearing th title OF an act 70
INCORPORATE rns NEW YORK STOCK EIcuAsoH
Is now awnitiog tho action OF tho Senate and Is
biz fraud as was ever presented 10 this or any
Legislature. The nrst seven sections Of the bill
esslon. OF mo%Sors and otSsr ike % su % and i is
only in the eighth section that tie cat pokes ts head
from the bag. II is here enacted that Il shall not be
| lawful for any member OF the Exchange or any
partnership or firm " nterpose ns defence com
piant OF usury in any action brought against such
BY him or them or ,or any other cause, Inc %
psu,y laws are Therefore virtually repealed for
stated tnsi in order TO put this bill through, those
concerned have made up purse Of 100000 TO biibe
those Who were corrupted will become known.
| Tie evening session OF the Assembly tonight wa.
| characterized by triangular tilt between no less
distingushed personasos than the iustrious states
men and orators OF the Assembly, hessrs, Denny
Blair. ans Ar@rsr Ssnsss ~ ne
sa, 70 refer .se Pill 70 sIt'nS ,,ns Dsss % ~:
ciared By the Speaker. than the Hon. Mr. Blair arose
II thank til. member nou Sligo, Mr.. Burns. for
| killing my resolution"
The Hon. Denny Burns, who was standing nesi
Ma,iS % e.1sp .ase,cn any i%proSemest no. wanted
BY the people. but simply presented tor the oenen
OF land specuai ors. The Hon Mr Blair arose TO re
| py. but was called TO order BY the speaker. Sub
scquentiy
| rHs HoSoRABLrs BLAIR, BURNS, AND HxsSKssr
engaged In q PROLONGED argument over the question
in style and tone not Hssl'nilnI TO those indulge,
angrily that Speaker Hitchman was forced to max
them take their seats This Irving place PIN II
| greatest magnitude, and, II passed, viii ONLY enur
| 10 the benent OF
| BIa-piAMoSD-cLUsrER dARvEr.
The majority OF tho New York delegation opOos
| Waterburys monster election bill was considered !
the Senate tonight, and; amer some discussion r.
structons to strike out OF II every thing anectin
New York city.
| NORTON TuE rHUSDxRBoLTs DILL,
.Sns ,, Of eTe1 the f,f,sontS wa. ordere
| to . third reading. The Thunderbolt made yer
able and sech On s NSr s
accord tie negro race the same privileges an
rights that are enjoyed by white persons The bi
| imprisonment for any inspector or other orhcer o
election to make any distinction between colore
aud white voter.
AT HENRY sxIrH AaIAr.
| On nation OF Senator Creamef, the Senate recon
| mitted tue bill to repeal the law passed last yea
prohibiting Police Commis,ioner from being q cal
. | commissionership ten days before tho election
senator Cfeamer did this at the insisoee Of Mr. job
10 opposition to the bill. The measure will prob.b
never leave the Committee rs Tweed's bill to abolis
i the Board Of Supervisors will DO passed within
TIE REPUBLICAN, STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
assembled here to-day In the rooms OF Police Con
s%h a. s9s Ptaa HsS .csS hn'Ss ~ nss
: Most Of the delegates were present; EyerythiI
t proceeded harmoniousiy enough until the Hon Ne
tending Republican factions in certain districts
New YORK city. The resolution propo.e
:. inspectors 10 receive and count the yot,
4 for delegates TO the Judicial Convention ana th
should be nnni. aud entitle the person designated
Q his seat In the Convention. The Hon. Thomas
stewart sayagely opposed tue resolution, aud In Il
OF his fierce hnrangue stated that certain me
| aud smong them gentleman in the room, had bee
: In the habit Of overawing Republican district co
| ventions. meetinge anu primaries, with rouehs al
J. | prize fighters. Police Commissioner Smith askI
the Hon. Mr.. Stewart whom he referred to- Stews
replied thnt he alluded to the Hon James Is. Tayl
i | The latter quickly spraug up and called Stewart
I liar. stewart retorted by calling
, TAYLOR AN INTERNAL LIAR
| Then both the onorable gentlemen blackruardt
/ | etc other to their hosris' content. Mr.. Harris
In called them to order. Finally, not being alb
o, And q gavel. MIR. Harris seized poker and ke
rappiuS away on the table until order was at last r
s.ored Inc noise attracted large crow
, OF politicians 10 the spot. Alter tn
4 episode TIE Committee decided TO no
their convention at Rochester on the sSth OF Apr
u me day after the Democrats hold theirs OwiI
to lhe position taken by the Hon. Henry G. 'ph
d mi the two Democratic country Senators II
&c Excise bill, no progress made with II In Il
d | Senate this morning, and 1t was again postpone
+ caucus Of Democratic Senators was held to-nigh
= IL was decided " amend the Assembly Excise bill
by
. rohBlDDING THE SALE or LAGER BEER
on Sundly II was further agreed TO repeal the re-
~ rtry law al over the state, by this action the la
nan mas been driven into the Democratic con-
a PRISON LABOR.
d | lhe senate Committee on State Prisons met Ia
l. AFTERNOON 70 consider e bill aboshing the COZ
tract system IN prisons. A large delegation of cor,
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