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

section OF the Audit act and ''tO Issue bonds
81 %aS were a the second sscon
the word "may" was made SHALL" aud this was
20 ssia board snail be placed on die ia the De-
partment Of Finance IN said city. and SHAH be
open to the Inspection s,ns OF the public, ana,
be audited bv SAID board until the expiration OF
five days after presentation. This was the other
Of its presentation snail os deemed and taken as
as fsaas By 5 N Of IN. act
hereby amended The latter portion OF the section
was asa. amended Oy providing that nothing IN the act
payment TO the several banks
INSURANCE. AND TRUST COMPANIES
OF the moneys 40 vanccd by thom either or them.
The vote ON the DILL was 10 to l, just quorum be-
ing present; II was at once engrossed and sent to
s na as s SSns 8"
the amendments the Board OF Audit had
that should sp passed at sHoao az once 1s
ordered 10 q third reading. The suggestion was
adopted and the bin was Immediately passed by
Smith. The bin was then sent 10 the Executive
chamber, ana within half hour afterwards the bill
ONCE. ''N ' - '''
STREET PROCESS IONS.
Mr.. Temanns bill regulating professions IN the
streets ana Clues Is an excellent one but could be
mace much stronger by positively prohibiting all
Fire. osses sp pSee the ne s
now stands no professions WIN be allowed
other 9 than those OF the National Guard Police and
first get the permission OF the Police Commission.
ers When they get such permission the Commits
No procession on Sundays other than funerals
actual burais, are allowed and they must have no
naturally make the Commissioners take upon them
selves responsibility that hey certainly cannot De
}eaiouses and chickering's on the part Of societies
and clubs many OF whom would feel injured
others were allowed. what would ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
do for instance In case they granted the request OF
the lrishmen 10 parade on
and refused the Orangemen, or vice versaf What
- worth doing at all is worth doing WELL and now
at last come before the LEGISLATURE:
II might rs well at present as at any other time tfor
The matter at some lime or other) do the right
thing II 1t thinks that the pubic streets can be
use ~ a ess 20 Ar b6ons
ana banners ana cocKades, and
BORROW ED GOLD LACE,
TO the detrment OF business interests and the In.
convenience OF the travelling public let Il leave the
question Just where 1t now IL. II, on the contrary,
odica annoyance to the public and stamp out public
nuisance II has now the opportunity 70 do 1t by
no middle way about the matter. and giving dis
terminating power to permit professions to any
nav 10 more har% than good Is worse tnsn doing
nothing at all on the subject
THE "B0sSn IN THE SENATE.
Mr.. LOwery, Senator from the Nineteenth dis
trict. put mis- foot IN Il 70 day when he made an
effort to be 'sourcastic at the expense OF one
Lowery cannot crack joke without being
orensivc. Neither can ne appreciate q Joke when
subject with him, and when he tries 70 laugh his
coInle1ance naturally assumes the shape
%e h Im cry wnn ans ons 81 nu soa aa
bers '.goes for'' anybody anything just for the
nj q avIh nr mn fhar IA <Nf
serious s reply. that would aeiiah. the heart
get chance to show on his ugubrious propsnslties.
he mad offered resolution that the Senate should
adjourn over to Monday evening. Johnson Is
voted IN favor Of the adjouinment saed that as
THE INTERESTS OF THE People
at heart he believed II his b0unden duty to for
an adjournment as often as he got chance. ana for
as long adjournments as could be obtained; .for."
iIevc that the people Will DC more benentted
by the members OF the present Legislature going
form fashion they had already adopted" This
side nit ut his republican friends drew forth laugh
az 20 Ise Ss
hit as deadly blow aimed at his party. SO he got
up and, looking as grave as professional sexton.
it his 'bounden duty" to not adjourn n the leader
Of his party the Senator from
s;aasss s,s asked a.
GUS as he put tho question. Johnson
was equal to the occasion. Glancing round at the
republican Senators for Q second or so, he ex-
claimed, III the distinguished Senator from the
Fourth were here and were TO
WAVE HIS MAGIC WAND
abont as hear he used TO do In this senate, pro.
Dably even the Senator from the Nineteenth might
hesitate how to VOTE" This was o crusher and, OF
course while all the Senators were snickering
and enjoying the Joke. Lowery mad TO get
up and seriously assert mat when he was IN the
never was In doubt how to vote. Lowery eva
dently felt hurt at the way Johnson man.
aged to turn the laugh on him, and when
the Senate adjourned looked more serious than
ever It Is not likely that he will make the 'Boss''
q subject for 'hOme thrush again while Johnson
Is around, ready to take up the cudgels In jocuar
way for any democrat good or bad. living or dead