The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-03-25

has been Gnddrmined, and i corrupt as hell What a
lcp1bican state Governmsut, when there arc in ms
and FAR men c gnS never s nave SS
Eeared here ask that mmcdatcy nei ere
will take action upon This important subject, so that
We may Grect and pass hili mat VIII resye ne T r
nom that power WHICH scalthly seeks TO control AMI
ha actually in part this year controlled the Legislature
MI bcwENI desire to ask the Senator rem the he
elecling these ELECTION Inspectors. - ,,.,.,,.o,
tan Police Commssioners which is made up Of tour
at least-it would be impossible to describe
AN Ex1RA CENT pan NILE.
Mr.. VIM. II. Vanderbilt and other gents interested
in securing the passage Of the bill permitting ilie
II arlem. Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
panies 10 charge
IN RxTRA CENT PER MILE,
held private consultation in Senator Frosts room
the bill. Mr.. A. ID. Barber, Geo. o. Jones, Abe Van
Vechten, and Smith Weed were very anxious 20 as
certain the result OF their deliberations and could be
walking up and down in front of the room until
midnight. Mr.. Vanderbilt will likely rnsi the bill
through the Assembly, az he cen well afford TO as
the Companies $2,000,00O annually. Its fate IN the
Senate is doubtful
OTHER RAILROAD SCHEMES
are lying dormant for the present The great politi
cal war has completely stopped legislation. The
Senate, in executive session to-day, confirmed all
the Governors appointments for Harbor Masters.
While the House was in Committee Of tie Whole
this evening, the gallant Col Mooney for the Third
or fourth time this session, essayed TO make
speech The Colonel's speeches are masterpieces OF
Oratory, and duly appreciated by the House.
The momentous question which brought
THE noRnIsAsIA DEHosTHESEs
TO his feet was a bill to incorporate the Fleetwood
Track Association Of Morrisania The track s
situated In the aforesaid town, and was fully de-
scribed In the SUN some time ago. The bill was
given to the brave Colonel to introduce but for some
obvious reasons he failed TO do and kept II in his
pocket for three weeks. The owners Of the track
then gave the bill 10 Mr. james Irwin, who
introduced II without charge. The objec-
tiuns Of the Colonel did not satisfy the
House, and the bill was ordered TO third reading
by unanimous vote. During the discussion
Mooney attempted TO insult Mr.. Peter Mitchell by
characterizing his constituents as anything but
honest. Mr. Mitchell retorted by declaring the
Coonel's remarks to be false, and announcing him.
self ready to answer for what he said there and
elsewere. This was
NOT Tue ONLY sNuBBISd
he received by the brave warrior. A Democratic
member, not reshitg the conduct of the Colonel in
voting with the Republicans against the new char.
ter, this morning. on the floor Of the House, pulled
the gallant Colonel's nose, and accompanied the
pulling by calling tho brave Colonel coward and
thief The son Of Mars bravely turned upon his
heel and skulkod away. He was not so anxious to
fight the Dcmocratp member who pulled his nose as
lie was to punch THE suns espondents head
two weeks ago for reporting his close connec ion
with the Westchester Boulevard Ring. SOL.