The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-03


O'Brien. we'smann and Benedct-weTe sworn to.
gether.
THE aoss NON EST.
When Tweeh's name was called there was
Elementary lu.l In the nubbub OF conversation
yig up regardless OF consequences, and
those VINO were on the outskirts OF Inc crowd
pushed and eloowed their way forward under the
impression mat the Boss was present and would re-
spond 10 his name without second invitation nom
the clerS l. Is needless 10 state that the call for
william NJ Tweed was not answered, and ti.at his
seat on the 'front.' row. with the figure star. ~ The
Lieutenant Governor out of countenance. bt ZANE q
MARKED object for the sightseers that u r0nged
about 10 the right OF the chamber.
rnE LiEuTENAsr GOVERNORS LITTLE SPEECH
was evidently an asionisner TO the unso-
Frustrated VINO we've unable 10 "Place'' him
at the last election. He spoke slowly,
and seemed TO lake particular pains that every
the lobby as well al within the charmed Senatorial
circle itself. He was very emphatic when he de-
existence the men who had been found unfathlul
TO the public trust conferred up0d them dld noe
the duty OF that eloquent VOICE. the newspaper,
mot 10 RELAPSE into silence" until The good work
the Lieutenant Governor could not easily let Slip
tue opportunity Of reminding mis- republican friends
that new broom does not sweep clean II 1t leaves
any drt IN It's track. so he put 1t nicely when he
SAID Let US hope no good citizen VIII falter Tor
fear That some one In ms party may be wounded
Once Mr.. Beach had had his little say The actual
business Of the DAY begun and fell 70 the lot OF
Legislative bodies nowadays the irrepfessible negro
was the subject. IL VIII DC remembered that IN
1870 the Legislature Withdrew the assent Of the
state, as given by previous Legislature. to the
hiteentn amendments being made u part
WoodiH then made vow that he'd see the wrong
righted II he ever got the chance ana he took the
series OF resolutions the legitimate result Of
which Will be that the assent 10 the amendment as
given by the State before 1870 Will stand good.
WAR ON ERIE.
Everybody mas I'm idea VINO has given ear to the
general tax here and elsewhere since the
IN triA nfn.x-
that TIC present managers Of the road WEI We're
determined THIS winter to go up IN a balloon,
balloon Is 10 pegin right away, for Senator O'Bren
made Erie ne object Of mis- first motion IN the
Vnam5er had taken place The oi Ir Introduced by
the Senator simply repeats chapter 27s OF the Laws
OF ISIS az was amended LIN IN 1852 It's needless to
have IA similar bin passed and how futile
VINO would have thought last year that 1t would fall
10 the lot tins year oil democrat to initiate the fight
against Erie this winter. or course the bill has
been introduced In good faith by OBrien, and will
pass. even though Senator Madden. a republican.
should not pass through any fault OF the republl-
cans O'Bren win have the satisfaction OF having
made them Toe the mark and show how much re.
lance ~ TO DC placed 10 Their pledges OF reform The
following ~ the blll a. 1t was presented:--
O'BRtEN's BILL.
An act to repeal act entitled IAN act
7s OF the Laws OF lSts entitled An act IN relation Fre
New Ycrt Central msso slver and Harlem Railway Com
Tue people OF the State Of New York; represented Senate
and Assembly do enact as follows
SECTION l. The act entitled IAN chapter 97s
New YORK Central HUDSON aud Harlem Railroad Com
az N.Y. r. s .a. essS
Another move on the old "enemies' works was
made by Senator evils, who introduced Dili to re.
effect OF the repeal as The bill reads viii SIMPLY
be an indirect reenactment OF the charter or 1870
WIN Whicb bunalonians VINO were not rampant
democrats OF the "RiDg' order always appeared
satisfied.
senator Benedict being somewhat out of practice
IN Albany leglsang Is moi expected 10 know very
much about what Is what In the matter Of INTRO
ducing bills or what Is due to the pubt, who are
always ANXIOUS 70 know what tsssiyanls are doing
imagine ss 81 SsF1f Sss sHStGs' memoirs, to
The senate III which the whole city OF New York Is
ihs TpnrsIent ton up with a side whisper .
S%n ma Of Hs cess K ssSP witt sw
benedict did today. The acs is lEat Comptroller
Green Is 50 hard UP lust now that he finds II neces
s KS a Ken a. JsSs 70 " ss to . sSms
thing Of fact. This appeal, or memorial, le gave
Mr. BENEDICT to present 20 the senNe, and, as
have already saii he did SO. The following Is the
'noii''iA' A,n.xrJan. . 1872
70 THE HONORABLE rHR LEGISLATURE or THE STATE
The memorial Of the Comptroller of the city of New York
once such Comptroller became apparent that the
& s months he the
ssay a% 1 %s' ~ho ss as s snS s. '
BAD been entered into by Tie various
isa,iasios: ,Sany tie ia1s ss
and wages for am.bo"se. ans
for Ss'F I'M Of a. ss%, the
there are no sr Sc%"nds
S'S Ct hereto s A: d
he s s%psrss s yin h p,evoa; years
was increased during the year 1869 in the sum OF
sbs fSe r. s s sSass .n a. d. n n
,eres! thereon amount to the sum Of 667 go mature
Sa o e.: 81
s.n % ns ALREADY I'd large Of
payment claims Indebtedness Of various
really su;Sorz.d 81 Lesssdre and now in progress.
Thee to Ss n sasoy that
% o he four es. of IL. a D than
delay making precision Wi very crave @
n s s%sy 1s ss asSp
the OF their work by reason, among other things
s % 10 f a ps e city to aee the md
AL to the se 81 s aw and r.e
the SUSPICION Of fraud the undersigned would recommend
senerosy the banks and
he employees OF he % o
&c 1sa:Fspfs yS"a
these ~s "a ns es sa ss
1ss nssnce proper ss,aSa the
very largely reduced without either diminishing
the public comic convenience, and that the
Of Tie city of New York fully adequate meet all its
engagements and to the important public works
In The undersigned respectfully represents TO
honorable body the urgent necessity of Immediate
legislative provision for the support OF the government
city for the reduction the of tie
an the preservation Of its credit These provisions may now
honorable body approve lie Of temporary charac
ter such % viii meet existing important and pressing Ell
gences, until your honorable body shall have matured
more comprehensive AM that
seutIal for the future welfare OF the city.
ANDREW II. GREEN Comptroller.
NEW YORK, Jan. |, 1874
Appended TO the memorial Ia The statement of the
financial condition OF The city and county on the
I8th OF December, which has already been pub
lished.
Comptroller Grcen, Deputy comptroller StOrrs
ami Mr. StrahaD are here TO cngir eer the blu In
special committee OF the whole. Two New York
Senators will present 1t.
The Question Of the Standing Commit ees-