The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-27
MR.. SWEENYSLEG ISLATURE
rUE RIBRLLIoUS SIN TIE MOLLI-
FLED WIrH PRu Uses.

uise was Made IenuOfFgN Triumph Ot
the Ring-Porsibiiity OF Wsrk Ahead.
ALBANY, Jan. &c. The dead COX between the
Governor and the majority Of The senate sl con.
tnues A tiial Of strength took vi. this morning,
which rc-u,ted in the complete d, onhture Of the
Governors party. sun. the indcuuons are that
enc OF two OF the phal,n1 Of recusiut Democrats
are waycrug, and It o, be very louS before hsr.
ncny Is restored. Soc ancr the Senate assembled
Mr. Crtamcr rose and m wed ,'s. af
sxEcUI.yl SESSION
y held + borrow, Thursday, OF noon. Mr. Parker,
,lcadng Republican, moved TO table that motion.
The ayes and noes were called. Mr.. Pierce, Demo.
uSt from Brooklyn, when his name was called
nid that he was paired with n Republican
bensicr who was absent, but the pair did
90. spplJ to any questions not political,
,nd therefore he should vote against laying on the
hbs An animated debate then sprsng up as TO
via, constituted political question. The Repub-
beans ,ook The ground that this Was Just suca
ssestot, ind Nr. Pierce eventually withdrew his
vote md without hin. the Democratic su uength wac
insunccnt to carry ont the programme. Senators
Niehsei Norton, q. r. Norton, and Graham voted
sssins, the executive session. Cresmcr and Genet
ohsngod 'front.' and went with Tweed and the Gov.
ernots party. Senator NJ Norton expressed his
resdbts- To go into executive session at once to con
slider Dr. Carnoebans nomination n Health ofhcer,
sod ell As II this would prevail and the Doctor
sl once unanimously confirmed; but Mr.. Harden.
borRh, Who ms to represent the Governor in the
Chamber objected 10 restricting ths Senate TO the
consideration OF one nomination alone, and the
motion was abandoned. Thus tie senate stili
DIR IS Tug GOVERNOR.
lie, on his part, Is equally obstinate He sends In
no names OF Hsrbor Matters aud Port wmdens,
and the opinion gains ground that. a. stated in ThR
Qtr~ hal til .lgt. a.. ~.
pcss at Washington to relieve him from his diem
ma By taking oil the one rs away nom his disposal
How Senators CreAm.r and Genet have been molr
hed Ia not yet publicaly known, but " Is presumed
thst they huve had promises made them that some
Of their friends shsn be tokcn care of Or per.
hsps. they bow to the decree Of tie caucus. &.
Prom our Special Correspondent.
ALBANY, Jan. a.-The COMMITTEES on Rules tn,
morning reported arule which. N adopted, will In.
tecere with the Representatives Of the Press in the
performance OF their duty It Is proposed not t.
permit reporters behind the Clerks de.k or In the
Cerk's room. The objec, of this rule Is doubtless
for the purpose Of preventing tbs reporters from
seeing the bills when they poss into the hands orthe
Clerk, aud by that means TO
CHEAT ruE PUBLIC
Of immediate and valunbi, Information concerning
eortupt b, md schemes. Even under the present
Ue'eu. much difhculty Is experienced by CORE.
spond a. IN gaining access 20 bills. The assistants
Of Che { trk are generally In very bad humor, and
not yy b,cn disposed TO be courteous or obiiEng
b CORE onterts for papers not in the interest OF
The Ring. NJ. Armstrong has, however done ali In
bis power to si repo-srs ~ obtiEIn: all the infor-
nation b, cll 'urnth. br. he IA. been rather IN.
tortunac In hi- selections that l. al and the sooner
be MAXI = ci .nge u" better. one or two OF hl.
s.'7t'Ii. art Roi ubcaus.
cIIr RAILROADS.
NJ rcier Mitchell introduced bill relating TO
irr., i"r co 81 I fIf1Is' n, Msh j, % me greatest
roal" are p'uhihcd rom carving any more pas.
sensc- 'h'ir ear. than can hc comfortably seated
IN" to'3lc'or- are required to display IN q CO..
sp,coou- ga't Of the car the N,r,i. "fSli," wh,r
ever -oa 10 The car occupied and .toppages 10
DOT 'lu, A. The corplaie- arc forbidden to
deulnd 'i" han five Genus Tor the transportation
Of eac lu ,'Lser, Government tlS included fot any
CURED p" 20" "gritonsd with arms, that each scat
shat co., '.hly accommodate one passenger. Nio.
hu" -'I Aculoyi.inus ul tie rili are made punish
,ble t 'a. e tiOc, AMI imprisonment not exceed
sr 1. .n a.so oGcr,d IN Iroaltlunsthe Eighth
s'orl. D. ruld rom ch3r,,'r: more than sevrl
cut 100 nitro trip 20 thc,r terpiuus IN at
su, n.th II thC sc bills were rcfofr,d TO the
l!lrD l Iulti-'. The Crtrs M DAD lobpy IN
be On r..l Ia. week TO Xii tho" measures. About
fs'isu' i 10 II at this stage OF lie session.
Girr.NISG rue ytrsoroLltAN POLICE.
scr, iut, ts',0g debate 81 ok vltcc In the As.cm
bly, On Mr NlcEeNs bill compelling policemen e.
brlts th,ir 'rsorCr~ before tol,ce magistrate m.
N diSi, amor muki.g the itr-s,, ant also to put
dply au, q 4cI b. a@' III. NrCh"a .sid that III,
peop.e O. you eip w,re very much IN reed OF TIE
rule OF To Trrstnt brutal tespoic, and iytannical
sopc ,ie9lcn', had tc,n taiiht to trInplc ulon
mprisoe, u Poi ce lie dquar er- aLd At the station
h0nso- Il I '''tks at time ly order OF TINS tyrant,
Without lrrin' OF con nittul from a magistrate
The police, too, following the es1unle OF mi. de-,
Ro., KEN uer prisoners IN the station houes some
Time ghlil /! 9eiock 'hr ncu DOS after tue arrest
magistrate At o'clock in th- morni.g and had their
cs.es DIS oecd Of Mr.. Mitchell, wlilo speaking OF
tvcs, criticised very severely the cour.e v hc, Ket
nedI hal pufsu'd with refercnce 10
TN AGESCY o. JOHN 5. YorNG.
OF tiOPp no'ouciy whose detective agency MI
hitcLch Characterized ~ blckmailing concein and
ahaud oi the first magbituic. lie sald that sotnt
Line ''.oc merchant cane 70 the tyrant as Mf
skcC lut de',tuSe 20 trace some bonds which hal
Teen ~ Zen rom hn. Tie Superintendent coolly
tely'I' II was IN your place would go to JOIN
49," the merchant did 50, gave Young about
tsr0 ior h,s services aud the eH2en. = Incurred,
% rec, t'rod none OF tue stolen property!
Nj John lnte oppOs. d the bi on general rrin.
SSR', melton , TO order & iLs third rcadlnS OF ,nc
'AuN .Il Committee for ai.eudmoDts.
Mr. FIELDS GAS BILL.
Tho d u-g!.hed member OF tie Fat Mems As.1.
ealVh g. very ANXIOUS about the late Oi III, Ga
Dill A. -ilted few days ago, this Il ea-urc vii
Ehe Nr ne" company monopoly OF the upper part
" tc c'v Ihey can charge SO cubic foot ini
ntH g. % theJ chOOse, aud la one word they are
gN'n moro powers than even the NJ nhlttan or New
iork - % nopoes. The hiil Is nov IN tho cu.to
OF W. lnnk'tt, Chairman OF the COMMITTEE ON
E'S?js.I y.,ls
NJ lluhk, q, who also represents the district for
shD7t De 'ill u mon Ito j. TO be incOrpoiltci,
- " 10 PARTICULAR hurry 10 send j. from his Commit
" ILl' VII 1--WE thc mGubels time TO consider
" number Of protests uailY BEN. received
upm wNh ri- and reeho,deIs against the passage
d.. '''' ''N '''
STORM IN 4 DESocR,Iic cACCrS.
Tho rumIu- in the Senate mi. morning, wien tie
mug notion for an executive stsson va. defeat.
20, tl'r'd a caucus OF the Democratic member.
nT4h SenotOr ISe,d. ilmcautcly after the
sIuurur,u' VI ihc Senate issued N.- cal Tor Gu.
~ ~ o'clock n the Seudte chamber. Pune 'ually
~ 'us h'ur 4il the Democrats senators were IN
Hei g..r-, Big six in the Char. senator G. 4
NOt'h .le td the bnl Ly ewing the Senator, o
pee O. De tJGd on The qil ilihcI'ipns OF the ar.
gyh'e Mll!cr. OF Rochester was knocked out OF
HHue, ''l tc. Iginc aud Porsou, of Troy, did not
t' ,a' ~ h.''"! MlIlcis agpouimrn,- Mr.. Nor.
Wh D. -'rul'l BY the co"rli Il canal Itus ard the
GHi OF ~ luoby, sir A. D. Barber Having pol
Mlel '. ,o-r Three gentlemen to his sal. siaCtion
Ia b ,i"u 'heu -pYhc 0hout hs treatment by
NV '''' Io Icl, who c,rtiny did not do Mr.. |
s'"l 'fH m making tho committees. MIR