New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
ALBANY.
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DEFINITE "r ,, , RUINED BY CHINESE CHEAT
Fab The Assembly has spent
-, ,or,ion OF It's timo to-day In o uiscusS'o" "iV'
, - new and amend the charter OF tno o.V 80,
VIZ s,c,cfy The bill was introduced ny "'' w.
cuitu''' -. the Society which Incorporated Ia
o., term OF 40 years from 1874 lho P''"''r"'
,n,s n difference brought ont by inc u'"''', ''''
P, are the following. embracing about every h'"s
a., ,h lin Opposition was made To tue 'hl'" '''''''
biI, restricts the privilege OF Young o' ""'''
MIXERS of the Society, who have become '"'" ~
last 30 DAYS prior TO the election Tic s'''"" 40 "
Glands was supported by Mcssrs. S'rbhri I""'" I'VE
,a o,d Runce and opposed by Mcssra lIulri"hn and
iIyord. The former maintained thht u """h' man" ="
monopoly or close corporation of tho H"''N ""d 80"
latter iuyeighed loudly against paper farmcrn w" Ia"
called unatics and the Society Itself when lac t'i'"
btmbug, ana It's exhibitions a uuiaahcc. MI N'"id 10
clearly persuaded that farming 80 uo m"roe "''n'" %"
an art than hod carrying; that has nothing To d' Win
literature and concerns no one hut h"id hs''d """s
Exception was also taken to those provisions "f III"
second section which allows the Society to hold real e.
tate for exhibition Sruuuds aud to establish nu Chptu
mental farm some amendments TO tho section when
restricts the power Of voting tu HE members were \"'
down but on motion OF Mr Ely, tho Committee rose bn'
fore those offered 20 the second section wcro vo'd on
After the Committee had reported progress MI ANo'u
socurtd the passage Of an amendment striking out tho
provision for an experimental farm and Mr.. LttJohh
Of another limiting amount of money 10 be expended
for real estate to S5OOOJ The bill awaits It's third
reading and will probably pas the Assembly In It's pres
Cnt shape. a., o..
great deal OF time having been taken up In the Dis
cusSon ~ the Agricultural Society bil on motion OF Mr
Jacobs 10 voted TO hold an evening hhslo III oIu'
that business might be pushed along 80 ms to adjourn
over from TO morrow friday noon until Monday
evening The Yeas and NAYS wera called for, ana the
vote stood G2 the affirmative to % ~ the negative
About four6fths OF those WHO voted against an evening
essiun Dcmocr ate who arc never very boctou'
10 eNpedite RIGHTEOUS legislation Hr. firlds, IN lhe
course of some rambling remarks on the motion ol MI
Jaeobs informed the House that he remained IN Alnay
over last Saturday Sunday solitary ana silent IL
is ~ extraordinary thing for Nr. Fields 10 preserve
silence that supposion Is at tcast probable mat nc
was occupied over sunday IA writing ana thit VIZ ~
ioty report of the Committee on Privileges ana lice
lions in The Twonbley fraud the result OF Ills SAP
bath med tatiOns. 49, - -,
BIN Tweed, Ike Bin wye, feels himself in danger Of
being ruined by Chinese cheap labor" lie las lnst IN
troduced in the senate bill which prohibits the employ
lnrut OF auy Heather Chince' or sO-cdlled coOHo
aborcr ia Tie State Ncw-lcrk, under or ia pursuance
of any contract made ont Of the State All such con
tracts now existing which may hereafter be entered
into are declared null and void. Any person VINO shai
INTRODUCE any Chnaman into the state under contract
10 hud railroads grade streets make boots ahd SHOES
or uerform other labor Is declared guilty OF hillside
meror and shall be liable 10 a lnc OF not less man
81 900 or more than 5000 imprisonment in pench-
nary not less than six months or more tdh year
both aud imprisonment according 10 tue ulsloSl
ton OF the Court toward Chinese cheap labor