New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
~en proposed result Of when was' '"'' VIZ

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mttee reported progress when rose NJ the bill,
vigorous effort made IN iurthe st 81 Nanral
for decertly sustaninr the State Cabinet OF ",u az ~
History without recurring Prof Hall the Curaloi 10
annually wasting time In making eAp"""'o"' anu ~
ny Of the seuate on Canal officers to day would
have asonisLed people at any olnep o ,n, onr lee,s
iaiion Senasor Sanford. from Gov sey n0ur
hood offered amendment tina, places al i pnect
I'VE sections Senator Hardenbnrgb expressed astonsh
ment at ts attempt to take away n e R"aTd Hut his
EFFORT 10 defeat Sanford's resolution was negatveu,
Senator Kennedy shGm or sys to the Canal
Commissioners exclusive power to control the suDoa
the divisions OF the Canal system Tor le conu
ton Of which they are responsible. senator mar
denburgh said IL was lnonsirous thus 10 'ake
from the Canal Board most OF the power only lnst
Iibe in all this The Canal COMMISSIONER are al me-
beers of Senator Hardenburghs own party ana ne naa
considerable confidence IN them u Senator IL hao not
The Commissioners responsible Tor the welfare OF inc
canals and the power proposed TO be gwen lheh Is
necessary 10 the public satisfactory cana nSv
CATION Mr. sanfords amendment adopted by a vote
Of Is Senator Lord then offered an amendment an
horZnc the Canal Commissioners TO direct the payment
Of all moneys for keeping their respective divisions IN
good repair the accounts and vouchers 10 be kept oy
accounts and vouchers to be returned TO the huuor VI
canal Board This latter point in the move remarka
BILE efforts have been made TO abolish the once Vi
Auditor Tins Increased the astonishment OF Senator
hardenburgh who said that If things TO 60 on IN
way he hoped the bill would be referred pacK 10
canal Committee but II was not, and Senator Lord
this game occasoned additional expressions OF astonS
| ment from Senator Hardenburgh who IS Chairman ol
the Canal Committee, Senator Sanford followed up the
object by Offering amendment that the act shall tahs
| effect immediately, Senator Hardenburgh Expressed
hopes that the new appolntees Oh ths Se e.
Board would be allowed twenty days lease OF Oincla NE
senator Parker said this would legislate them
| out of Office 1t only gave the Canal Commissioner
power to remove II they not energetic ocer
This section also adopted and the bill passed 10
third reading This movement is scarcely less renarka
bic in its way than the proceedings concerning lhe NC"
| York City Charter. ,,.
Assembyman Flagg, this evening presented minority
report from tine Committee Public Education or when
he Chairman 1t is adverse to the repeal OF me seco
OF law under which sectarian schools are sustained ~
NewYOrk City. This report is ordered 10 DC pihlcu
The majority report in favor Of aboshng sectarian
appropriations OF school moneys. with bill for that pur
pose was made last week by AssemblyInan LOwery oi
Oneida. The question will come up for discussion as
soon az the reports printed. Meantime memo
rails praying for the abolition OF such sectarlah appio
| priatons from Common School moneys, are pourinp
| steadily into both Houses from all parts OF
| the state. No report has yet been lnade OIL
| the subject by the Committee in the Senate:
The bill OF Senator Caldwell for abolshing the Metro
poitan Police outside of SewYork and BroOBl3 H. Is
necessary consequence OF its abolition in those cities