The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-05


simple .Iooker-on in VIENNA" while The t Contest
was al It's height, and Maiden was
RIDING RoUGHsHoD
over him and his followers Mr. James Wood
Green has any 'Gratzes or moi, but know he
sIed for his own H'' sake i Il the hi BIZ Is
pesse9 n the shape II ~ a. The time has
not to men but to principles" Tieman could staIu
1t no longer, Up he sprang, exclalming, "lhere is
power bv this bil 1t is intended to get rid OF those
men who have violated the trusts imposed In Jhem.r
@ upon MS ss face lie evidently FELT That
ne mad settled the whole question, that all the 0ppo-
w HAD Their EYES OPENED
at last TO the real merits OF the case But now soon
was this delusion dlspelled when Senator James
"Has there not been change In the departments
IN New YORK since the elecuonT
"rnere have been some changes, - replied Tieman,
looking rather mystined as TO what The question
; isl IS the Commissioner Of Public works."
'sYour Central Park Commissioners
'.Mr. Fields Is one Of Them. He's there yet,
ons ps s0 nn * n snn Bsd sSs s ssS
Eyes, yes, replied Tieman, as he now saw how
nicely he mad put mis- foot in y
Then, concluded WOOD. ''all the talk about the
object OF the oils being To get rid OF members of the
RING w9 No., are already no longer in ofoe think
Benedict at this stage was in great state OF ex.
element nt and looked appeaingly towards where
PICTURE or DIsMAY
ana alarm. Poor Benedict had begun the fight, with
se q his heart ne had taken hold Of It
aiord means BY which New York city could meet
her debts next week, but when the battle reached
When, Then. Hardenb1rgn, with his Keen, Judge.
like GOODNESS, took the bill section by section and
showed how by the very first to start with, 1t
MADE THE COMP ROI LER A DiCTATOR,
and gave him the power to abolish every ONCE in
the city. ana Lewis and woodin Joined in the fray,
the situation became alarming, indeed, and Dene
Dict looked more and more confused. Suahan LETT
his seat beside stors and went out into the outer
that We're Standing ana sitting outside Inc railing
gence Being bruted about that the senate was in
snarl' the . members began to pour in rom all
sides to en to the Even asn
scene before him. as though he wondered what it
all meant Shortly after his arrival, however, he
learned at least one side OF The story, for Benedict
had ceased to LOOK about any longer llke general
on the battle field expecting and from an ally that
himself into the breach What he did say he
said vigorously; indeed, his speech was the
his pathetic appeals his illusions to the suffering
thousands who were waiting Tor their hard. earned
were all Of no avail The Senators could not lose lose
sight OF the fact that by voting for the bill as 1t
stood they would not only come to tine assistance OF
Comptroller power never before given TO any one
man since the foundation OF the republic. And thus
THE BATTLE END d
by the New Workers giving way and allowing the
of compromise. When the committee rose progress
was reported upon the hlll and the committee
VINO wanted to MAKE comproiier Green dictator
were told in substance:--"You can go away now,
win leave to come ON, back ana try 70 do something
up an autocracy for few individuals benefit"
hardcnburgh during the debate made the remark
that he did not believe that Mr.. Green wanted the
power the bill would confer upon him, must have
been speaking in q Pickwlckian sense; :or, say
what anybody VIII, happen to know as positive
with others here during the past DAY or two .per.
fectng" thus wonderful ''stroke OF policy" The
next time ne may nns less Of Tie and
own desire to rule or ruin.
The following Is the bill in FULL
The People of Of New York; aSns in SEN
sSoTioS The Comptroller Of me city Of New York
estimate rsaSrsd desy the expenses
" ii January sdss xgT IA SSsS
dss, die ne DAY Of Nay is.
iDgy and during the said period the said troer shall
e
ZIG % ses salary Of which a1S mp
said city county shall be continued created in SAID
praon Be therefor made in accordance with this act ano
NJ e n1 o. aS Se s or q s
said city county exceeding in amount the appropriations
SEQ e. Nothing contained the foregoing section shall
CIV win ne consent ami approval Of said ComprOerto
execute, prevent the said Comptroller his dis
81 sSh Works %nder laws
lsS np on a IN e
10 or for the y 81 Ne YORK. for OF ns d
the sa4 n s:
be psparl$e" q insnes e.s upon DC els%s
ii9ns Of said department par %:u .,.u 90, Co.,,
fnh Statement eeh of the IN said city,
and the officers of said county showing The approximations
ne sums a he ae Of
lures that they sba not exceed the appropriations SO
SEC. SNM Shall be lawful said Comptroller order to
FL he sdp %
due the o anb ns on
bonds Of saia Ely q SSuDy 20 be sss9
Sss Comptroller
SEC. s-TSe said Gompiroer hereby authorized to make
payment OF the claims ming unpan anu
wages employees the departments and officers
city and county Of New York. for the 1911 and
Of claims remaining unpaid for supplies furnished during
Charities and Correction, Police IRE and Public Instruction
of said city, and also for cleaning removing night coil
ona dead animals and for other than armories
and drill rooms, ana for asyums ana reforma
tories charitable Institutions entitled BY law
TO allowance per ,apta otherwise from the
said city or county; the said salaries. wages,
supplies claims shall be audited and allowed by said
Comptroller referee whom the said Comptroller shall
appoint for such purpose he hereby authorized to
TO provide for said payments the said Comptroller Ia
authorized bonds OF said county, in
such form he may prescribe exceeding
&4b00 amount, bearing Interest not exceeding
payable In the discretion OF said Comp
roer within years the date Of the said bonds,
respectively
BEC All acts parts OF inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this act hereby repealed.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect Immediately.
THE SENATE COMMITTEES
as made up ny senator woo,lin were presented TO