The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-14
Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1872.


EXTRAS FOR INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. ALvoED, question of privilege gave notice that
the Committee of Ways and Means would throw out any
bills for extra services for the investigating committees and
the law provides way for the payment services
provision for them should not heretofore be
the Supply bill.
The special order Icing the New charter the House
went into Committee OF the Whole, Mr. Eastman in the
men, Of the city OF New YORK the local govern
s worS, Mot pb of sg xC ,se strike
dermcn consist of fortynve members.
Board Of Aldermen consist of members pro-
for so"5S 81 a Of Kas. non Of order
the phi must be perfected before the motions calculated to
XIII the bli can be entertained
cali OF Mr. ILDKN lref dem of New York. the ques-
ton was hrst taken on striking out the words mo more
Mr. WHITBEoK moved change so as to pro.
vide for Board OF Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen.
Mr. TwoMpLY proposed amendment. to have the cleo.
ton tor Aldermen take place on the second Tuesday April
instead OF the third Tuesday OF March next
Mr. JUDI (reH) Of Rishmoad said he was opposed to
nmsnGng s o nad Soe hes from the pest citizens
have what they ask believing those citizens
by the reiormers AS evidence of their standing
Mr. TwoMrY to amend the fourth section 80 as to
make the words Ts1 Or Psntei ballot read party
Mr. TILpEn sustained the amendment He said he had
e ne wS @ of @ an ST
would also deprecac any disposition to its being
amendment proper one and hoped IL would be adop
amendment adopted.
MI CAMPBELL, tdemj Of n. y, moved amend the close
section 10 make reao he persons elected shall
have been e,s!ed" and adding The ihy day.
to the ne was opposed to what he
Mr. nAwkISs, lrep.l Of \. " admitted that there was
sion was for the purpose Of having an opportunity
Tepe sn sae posS ,
taken from themselves defended his PROPOSE
Nj NILS, cepS Of wes,cheser, moved to amend the
section bv making the of the Board AL
IL.
Mr. TwoABLY moved to amend by making the Mayor
Mr. ALpEaeEE, rep of Ere, moved to make the election
Mr. rILDEN hoped the amendment would adopted
He did think satisfactory election could be held by
fore the nnai adoption Of The charter Ae'
meni Members here wanted to see tested before sSey
left their seats here There was time enough to make this
matter.
eecon was the third Tuesday IN March, instead of the
ON motion OF sr TwoMnLY section "a was amended SO as
to require the Mayor to communicated the Aldermen
nnanees Of the ana nha city
Mr. Foley, ref dem1 OF New York moved to maze the
steal OF slSOGG carried.
CURED report TO the Mayor Aldermen when calico upon
Mr. OF %ovsa . 70 o a%ea o seson
soner OF Puoc Works. caused by death Or resignation Car
some discussion had section 80 with regard the
appointment and removal OF Commissioners OF Public
consent the section was passed BY to be taken
90 motion of Mr.. TwoMBLy the Department of Public
WORKS Ia given CONTROL aiso the DOCKS and slips
The them having reached the ortieb sector
and reported progress aud tie bill Was made the special
The House then took a until hapast p. NJ.
Evening Session.
The House committee resumed the Iteration OF the
act 10 the local OF the city oil New
York The bill was read without elciting motion to
amcnd 1t until reaching section %, when Mr. Tw0hBLY
moved to amend that by striking out the words and
Department Finance to the charge and control OF the
Comptroller He made his notion ne said, In behalf Of
economy lie said the the heads or departments
New YORK 1l5oDO annum, while that o. the hea1s
the federal only $5o,UOO lie thought
reform were intended TO produce Tetrench
ougrowth Of The war, AMI the time
had come for the commencement ~ least VI retrcnchmen
Mr.. hAwKINs, (rep.D OF New York, thought IT OF vital
necessity Tor tnis clause 10 an was Tne entire H.
nancia Of the city l., undergo areoganzat0n,
and was necessary have the force do SO far as the
te secured Tor es than ten thousand dollars per annum
perhaps tney could be tor SjOc each. lie thought
mere was tuhclent duty 10 do and he
hcned the motion would not prevail.
The motion loeL
MI TwoSBLY moved TO strike sec,sn so, providing
he Mayor shall appoint three Inspectors OF Common
echyos ior eaca senatorial district lie thought the duties
ments. F 80 ~ w. -''
Mr. PAIoE tref dem) OF New YORK, considered them
senooI naers Ihey bad separate duties pecrn, and
| they were very important ones. - F'
The Inotioo TO strike out was lost.
Mr. IRA d. bRowS, Gep.) Of Cayuea, moved subst,true
penses-a seccl prohibiting appropraops TO sec,aran
Ia urgph