New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-29
ALBANY.

ABSENCE or THE NETWORK CITY MEMBERS
TAsMANY TROUBLESOME LATEST CHARTER
PFFORT-RAHRoAD MATrERs-MERTiNG OF
THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.
ALBANY, March 2S.-The interest connected
with New. York City matters manifested among the
whole assemblage at the Capitol night OF all the del
eeation from that city, only three persons appeared,
namely Assembymen Burns, Frear and owen Murphy,
none OF the New.York Senators having yet Mr.
Frear had double motive for being present. he had
TO act as Speaker pro te in the absence OF MI Hitch
man. and also because he was appointed 10 introduce
another charter for your city This last OF MS three Ell
forts making based chiefly on the hrst pro-
ject submitted with such changes as tue e1aordi
nary commotion in the Tammany camp has rendered
necessary in view Of the section Of the party that ne Is
identified with The fact that this the third time that
he has been pitched on present charters does not IN
crease confidence In the success OF the present EFFORT
The main points the charter will be found elsewhere
The railroad campaign realizes expectation by opening
in an animated way their first meeting after the egs'
lative recess Mr. Lttleohns motion to refer the New
York Oswego and Midland Railroad to Committee on the
Whole, q special order for tomorrow evening, was
adopted Mr. Gleasons bill for aiding the Adirondack Rail
from Saratoga Ogdensburg also referred TO the
Committee and likewise the bill for aiding the Buffalo
and Washington Road.
The connection Of the Tammany battle with the move
in legislation showed itself ina Discrimination for
business tonight, ana the Assembly aouIhou az az VII
commonly early hour. The Senate was much in the same
condition, not more than One-haf the members being
present and they having their thoughts actually
engaged about the conflict around Tammany Han than
in the dull routine business Of the evening At II o'clock
the arrival Of Chamberlain sweeny by the last train
from New.York, and the sudden movements OF active
lobbyists here are evidences that the charters which
Frear submitted this evening will be pushed forward
with energy.
The Senate Committee Municipal Affairs will hear
parties in reference the extension Of Madsonaye on
Wednesday tomorrow, at o'clock p. IN
Mr. Tilden Chairman OF the Democratic Central Com
mtee has called meeting for Thursday March 81, at
the Delevan House, in this city.
MIDNIGHT - Inquiries made in seemingly trust
worthy quarters, countenance the belief that the
Amended Charter introduced by Mr. Frear this evening"
will receive the votes OF those Democrats who voted
against and defeated the charter Of what is called the
Young Democracy, otherwise known as the HucklebeTy
charter of Senators Norton, Genet Co. Among those
named as favoring this last charter are Assembynen
Mosey Clarke OKeefe Jones' Drol, and Haver. all OF
BROOKLYN who voted against the defeated HuckeOery
charter These gentlemen say that their constituents
will Judge erenty when they know their motives
for defeating charter The same statements are
given sustaining the belief ementioned about the
with strong support from those Deuiocfsss r,4
aided defeating the last one. IL IS asserted
among the crowd at the Delavan House on seemingly
strong authority that though the Young Democracy
voted against the charter, tbey VIII probably secure
Republican votes enough for success but when Repuo'
can members know the sort OF Lobbyists engaged III pro
noting this charter they Will be very cautious now y
commit themselves the subject. Prominent hepnb-
cans are busy engaged at this late hour Ia examining
copies OF the charter and it s not doubted that they VIII
be sustained by unbrOken vote OF their political asso
ciates Notwithstanding all the counter lnuehee te
certain well known lobbyists Will try 70 exert upon mem
The Democratic Brooklyn delegation are worHlng hard
to promote the of their Brooklyn Police OiH