New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
ALBANY z.
TIE BEGINNING OF REFORM.

by vote OF 80 10 81 10 adjourn over from TO
oil Tuesday morning Mr. AIyOrd, IN accordance WITH
his inyarabe CUSTOM called for the Yeas and Nays aud
voted against the resolution. There was very little bust
ness introduced this morning. and the session lasted bat
three-Guarters OF an hour Mr.. Twombly submitted
bill 10 remove office the Mayor, Chamberlain. Coz.
poration Counsel, and Corporation Attorney Of Nov
York City, and Also Thomas c. Fields from the Parks
Commssion-all 10 go out OF Office Immediately on tbs
passage OF the bill aud ito approval by the Governor
The bin gives Controller Green power To appoint their
SUCCESSORS. Il was referred TO the Committee Cities.
when that Committee shall be appointed. The bill
ordered TO be prtnted. Mr.. Hawkins introduced bill
object OF which il legsze the extension Of tho
term Of the Grand Jury and confirm the action In that
matter of the Court OF General sessiOns This hin vss
referred to the Judiciary Committee when appointed.
The Speaker has announced two Committees Those Of
Privileges Elections. and the Revision Of the Ru.
The former is composed OF Messrs. Strahan OF Ounr
Chairman; Tw6fnbiy Of Hew-York; Burns Of OnoDdagai
springstead of Albany; Marcy OF Suffolk M Of ce~
mung; and Moseley of Kings. The Committee viii SOFA
meet in NewYork for the purpose Of taking testimony
in relation TO the contested mentioned ye.
terdaY. The following appointed Committee On
Rules Messrs. Hustled, Prince. Rose, Hill Of ChemunS
and Jacobs. Mr.. Ira d. Brown introduced concurrent
resolution, proposing amendment 10 tho Constitution
having for its object the prevention Of any approprs
ton Of the public moneys for the benefit Of seotasn h
sttutiOns similar resolution introduced last year
|
ocratc majority. This year IL will probably pass
The session Of the Senate was quite unproductiys
| that Of the Assembly new charter for the City Of
Buffalo introduced and considered In Committee II
the Whole. The new charter is return, substantially.
TO the charter OF 1870 popularity known the Peoples
Charter" while the majority OF last Winter 40 amended
virtually to deprive the people OF all power Senator
| Hardenbergh once interrupted the reading with
motion report progress but his motion did not prevail
At u O'Clock the Senate went into Executive session
There IA hitch in the arrangement OF the Senate Com
mittee. The Republican caucus offered 10 give to Lieu
! tenantGov. Beach the appointment Of the Democrats
representatives. The LeutenantG GOVERNOR declined tia
responsibility. The Republicans then offered TO leave
the appointments to the Democratic Senators. or thes
there are now six in town. including Mr. OBnen.
Messrs Murphy and Tweed have not yet arrived. it's
understood that the Democrats willing 10 nominate.
but willing to act until Mr. Murphy as hs
is the oldest and most experienced Of their members
The Republicans have again discussed the matter In
caucus this evening, but have taken no further
action. The real obstacle is the difficulty OF deciding
what TO do with Tweed Neither the Republicans
the LieutenantGovernOr nor the Democrats wish !"
take the responsibility of leaving Tweed Off the Commit
tees Of putting him The Democratic are 40 scarce
in the Senate that is really difficult TO get along with
out Mr. Tweed 1t Is hardly probable therefore. that
full Committees be announced tomorrow Consid-
cradle hesitation manifested in regard 20 passing tho
bill introduced by Mr.. Twombly to remove from oihos
the Tammany officials. The will be considered
in Committee OF the Whole tomorrow, it is said. nth
there Is likely to be an extended debate.
Troy wants. and petitions for. State Arsenal-wantS
money for it rather Looking the present Legiss-
ture it does not seem likely that this any kindred
proposition will be favoraby considered.
Mr. Benedict presented memorial from ODOn0yan
Rosa oOntestng the seat Of Mr.. Tweed; also two or
three memorials petitions solicitations OF the peo-
pie OF the IVth Senate District asking 10 have Tweed
expelled The responsible majority Of the Senate have
proved themselves true to their professions by appont
ing as their JanitOr VIM. H. johnson, whose father
imported from Africa and sold a slave. Mr. Johnsoa
comes from Alexandra, Va. and he seems to we'll
derstand his business Notwithstanding his complexion.
Mr.. woodin called up his Fifteenth Amendment
luons reasserting the assent of the State TO the f
tecnth Amendment Mr.. Hardenbergh OF Ulster voted
No Mr. O'Brien voted Yea
The Committee OF the Senate made up Last nighe
by the President pro tenn Senator Woodn s1as fwoud
have announced to-day. but that LeutioV Bsa"n
prepared to place his bevy OF eight Democra
AS guess, 1t looks though Palmer would be Chsr
man Of Cities; Madden. OF Railroads. Wood (Of Onon
daga), Finance; and Wood of Livingston, Of the Ju-
duciary.
The memorial presented In the Senate from O'Donovsn
Rosa declares that he received majority OF the votes
In the WITH Senate District, II legally counted; that
large number counted for Tweed east by Aliens.
nonresdents &C. who voted each several times that
5000 votes cast in that that the rests
tration illegal that on the day Of tho election
ROssas tickets destroyed that the Inspectors OF
Election were of character standing that the
canvass pretense that the result declared
by the Canvassers was fraud; that upward Of G.oos
votes, allowed to Tweed, should have been allowed IN
Rossa and that therefore the petitioner asks myesh
CATION into these charges.
The memorial OF the Executive Committee OF the Com
miee Of Seventy, asking for the expulsion Of William NJ
Tweed from the seat the for the IVh District
Min md Win in aaeO
ton which charge IL sustained by the days of John
j. Davenport and Others The memorial from the clos
tors of the Ivth District is OF the tenor Both we're
referred to the Committee Privileges and Eecons
BY and with the consent OF the Senate. Gov Hoffman
has made the following appointments OF Noares Public.
in NewYOrk City
NEw.YoRK-wm " Archer, WIN. B. Aitken. Henrys
| Atwater Augustus T Anderson, VIM II. Andrews. An
glstus II. Adams. Eben Appleton Herman Albert, sanF
ue Adler, Benjamin Browne, Harold A. Bsgley. Nathan
Reriner Richard A. Brown. Geo. ]. Banks, Slgismund
Bott VIM. A. Bray, Daniel A. Bostsick, Chas Brown.
Prescott H. Butler, Edward Bissel Jas: BlOomingiae
Chss. Bachelor Jas Chew, Spencer W. Cone VIM M a
George Durfee, Francis Domnlck. Rudolf Duon Chsr
sredsndei. Chaos. Frscn, w% F"rness Joseph u
Fairbanks Isaac Fry. Jas OConnor Fa6b hesncteon r
Grimm, Chas Goeller Henry A. Gumbleton, Lawrenos
GARDENER, John b. Greene Robert M GalATsy tiSs-
G Gsn VII W. GaIIinser, Geo H. Holt, j. Frank Hell
yer Bernard Hess Ihos G. Hiiinoase' u Asnhe Iob.
Herrick, Frederick HeRemaDn L. BannelIe hoch, Jons
| Hough, Charles T. Hill, Chas. j. q. Hall.
| Chas. o. Jone Mark W. Jones, Andrew H. Josline.
Chas. A. Jamn, Henry d. Jones, Phillip w. Ksfer Au-
gust II. KOssing, Charles L. Lyon, Frank K Lawrence
Theodore Lilienthal, Henry Lebenau Ferdinand Levy.
James T. Lacombe, Edward T. Lawrence, Geo. c. Layer
Thos H. Lee, VIM. p. Lee, Montague l.. Marks. John T.
Mackenzie, Theodore H. McNamee, Owen y. McNlerney'
| Marvin j. Merchant Henry ;. Mower, Zenas r. Newell
John o. NoxOn. John Nickanson, James H. Ogilye JOhs
r. O'IIaoran John X. Perley Henry r. Reters0n, Chas
T. Rel Charles Regnault, Ernest X Ranbitsohek, r. u
Robinson Jas p Rogers Jas. II. stevens r. j. sherman
| Isaac schwetzer Henry L. Smith. ID. McLumshaw John
| H. Stats George Z. steetzInan Richard IL. Schooley
Thomas g. Strong, T.. Whealan Soaring. Frank N