The New York herald., 1871-04-08
The Boss After the Election
Laws Again.
ANOTHER BATCH OF VaTOES.
Fight Between Assaznblymon
Irving and Weed.



The fate OF the red hooks was decided this morn-
Ing in 8 way that was as sudden "a il was unex-
pectcd The fact is that they al! went up in smoke
before dayDreak, VIII IN The printing house OF Weed
Parsons & Co. down into Its cellars and vaults
huge heap or smouider.nc ashes IL VIII be
remembered that the fight over the number Of books
which everybody In any way connected with tile
Senate the Assembly considered himself entitled
10 was fierce and long one a tcw weeks back
and that IL mad IN the long run, to be decided ny
conference committee who came very near break.
Ing each others lndyidnll noses about
TIE BONE uF CONTENTION
before all the members had become satisfied that q
hundred copies apiece Tor each senator and Assem-
blyman was Just the thing that taxpayers coula not
grumble at During the past few days many OF the
members, by dint OF great deal OF noise
and buster when the printing folks were around,
succeeded getting their quota OF the previous
volumes, but the majority IN both houses am sorry
to say, are among the mourners to-day. The civil
lists. which caused such hubbup III the lower
House yesterday, also went the ways OF
all ashes, along with the red books and
as the new country members had their
hearts set upon them the lameItation
upon all sides is very great indeed However. many
OF the New York members quite delighted
the sad fate OF the books, for it generally costs
every one or them $500 or s4o0 and above
get sunlcient number OF the books every year TO
MAKE one out Of every hundred OF hts constituents
happy and contented TIL the next election. The
poorer members from the city, vino can't afford TO
make such an outlay and at the same time keep
their
wAsrIEGwoNES GOOD HUMoR,
especially during session when 'bones'' cannot be
picked up il the LOBBY every sep, very jub
liant the disaster. or course they sympa
thze deeply with the nrm VINO lose much
BY It; but then what an excellent excuse they
now have TO keep their rcd book seeking
constituents at distance, aud that too without
giving offence Was there ever such luck known
before at Alpanyl How Jacobs, who has OF nte
waged sach q terrific warfare against the resoln-
tons for printing all sorts OF DcoAs ana pamphlets
and reports Wni i out OF ten persons not in the
old paper busin IS throw into the waste basket as
soon as tney receive them, feels about the conhagra-
ton and It's legislat We consequences is more than
anybody has aS yet been able TO ind out. He man
aged, howeves unmtentlonaiiy probably, TO creae
no small excitement wnen he was questioned upon
Tie SUBJECT u, stating that he was sorry 10 say that
TIE SUPPLY BILL
could not be called no before Tuesday next. The
member VINO heard this rather Indefinite remark re-
pealed II 10 another member, anu tue Latter whis-
peTed 10 his next door neg.a0r anu the Item went
from mouth 20 mouth SO fast that In a lew minutes
nearly al the members had got 1t lnlO their heads
that the manuscript cI the Supply bill had
met wish the same fate the poor dear rel
books. Every one VINO had nttle lob
lingo gave himself away by hts troubled looks
ana anxious seekings for Jacobs, who couldn't
set anoai. IL IS tras tnat every knew that
new supply bll could be made I'D In lew days but
there was g1eat danger tat III the remaking OF the
thing few OF the original liems might be acciden-
tally LETT out, aud tHat II might nos be very
easy thing 10 get them inserted after the printed OIL
would have made ITS appearance !here was the
rub. To tie nexpressible rcliei or not few, how
ever 1t was rnaY asccrianed tilat the bill had not
been burned AZ all as no manuscript had been sent
TO printing house which WaS not IL the printing
house where the red DooA had been sent. The men,
freely.
SLY DoDCE
The "Boss" is an old nand nj sharp practices aud
the man who expects 20 get the better oil ann IN a
question o. poliiica STRATEGY must needs get no long
artcnbeTshs S s' bill s cons,dered S '' IN 'cH caucus
time OF holding the Stale election from
November To OCTOBER. The ..Boss : Doubtless had
people can ccrtaiuy find fault with the
ground that II places The state IN a sort Of an
tagonistic attitude 10 the general govern
ment. Tie effect OF the bI Will be
that the Congressional ticket hereafter Will he
separate one aud that If the government attempts
to interfere with votes other tnan those deposited IN
tnat box i viii have {, show us hand In wa, that
good democrats VIII duty appreciate. AS the bill
will pass herewith append II III fuiI:-
sEaIoS AZ such annua; or special election at which
semby arc Sereaser to Sc Elected the inspectors he sew
sra eection districts IN this STATE shall pfoae aad eeepa
Gess," shaa be deposted also separate box in
"sena,e,'' shall be deposiied and also seps
AssemSy to % bs eSsorssa se shall be- DEPOSITED
and Toe pallets aeposed N SAID respeeye % boxes snaa he
iye and immsaa,es following the estimate and canvas Of
SEQ. All acts parts OF acts inconsistent with the pro-
visions OF this hereby repealed
SEC. g. Tnis act shall take effect Immediately.
HAsTY LEGISLATION.
good illustration OF the way members vote
what they voting upon anorded tlis morn-
ing IN the Assembly. blll, one clause OF which
gives the Common Council ol Sew York power 10
bond the city 10 the extent OF millions Of dollars
Tor the construction OF a bridge from New icrk
to New Jersey, over the North river, was read
third time, put upon It's final pas age. and tie Clerk
had read nearly every name Oh the roll and mol
single may" responded 10 his call until Goodtch
got up and called the members' attention to
the magnitude OF the bill. there was considerable
excitement when the thing was discovered, and Inc
roll was al once gone over again The members
then, as her names were caetl, yelled out their
mistakes IN voting ''ges' by tbelr silence few
minutes before NO wonder jobs creep througn
both houses during the closing weeks o the session.
THAT CATTLE ELL.
Mr.. Irving gave the Rnderpest bill hard slap to-
day me bill appropriates $1,000 TO commission
ers, who are given the r2 TO stop cattle at Bulalo
and other points fer examination MI LtcJohn SAID
the 3 was 10 prevent the spread oi te catte disease
throughout tile state. Irving could not see II In that
light, and remarked that as lar az he could Judge
from the way the bli was drawn up the only disease
the commissioners would nave any thing TO do with
woud he iound In their pockets, where the slo,0Oo
would go. irving then made notion which was
carried 10 lay the bill on the table.
Both houses were treated TO a
FRESH DISH OF VETO MESSAGES
to-day from the Governor. The Senators not SO
used 20 the reading oi the death warrants OF shaky
bills brethren OF the other House; but the
Governor made up FOR past neglect to-day and gave
them q double dose. one OF the vetocs was aimed
at class OF claim bills. IL Is to be hoped tnat while
he has his hand In the Governor VIII
KILL ALL THE OTHER CLAIM BILLS
In o similar way II they are not soon Withdrawn.
They In nine cases out OF ten, swindes Of the
worst character. not "A few OF the men who IN
troduce them know taeni 10 DC frauds when they
take hold ol them.
1ne Dill for the better
PREyESTIOS or FIRES
IN New York CITY, which was published In fun In the
Ilux Etun tD-lu
nficr ID had been so amended as 10 glve the lire
Commissioners, instead OF the Fire MARSHAL, the
power to license kerosene oil dealers.
NEW WORK LGSISI ATTIRE