The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-30

piause., Now. Mr. Speaker and gentlemen, this is
Mr. Batcheler-I would like to inquire If it Is his
MIR. PIerson-If there IL one man upon the floor
OF this House that shalt have reason to remember
u is the eloquent gentleman from Saratoga iMr.
BatcnellerD: You remember his bill upon the
threshold OF this session. when he wanted TO hang
RED nag TO scare the bull at every crossing; when
ne arose mere and shook his bandana handkerchief
IN the eyes OF this House and insisted that that
ont! should pass. | don't know hut it did pass.
but have not heard OF IL. l am weary Ny
eloquent friend from Rensseaer-not the heavy
weiTht but light and elegant! remember how
the $500, oOoi Yet. Mr.. speaker and gentlemen Of
the House. when that gentleman (Mr. Snyder) rose
ana addressed the House on his question OF privi-
lege the otner day, and read tic first sentcnce-d0
you remember it'll never was SO impressed with
the propriety OF charging the means OF education
a. was al that moment. (Appiause.)
Mr.. jacobs would like to know what is the
question OF privilegeY
MT flerS0n-s am weary and worn. You can
see the burrows on my face; you must observe the
tears that are rolling down my cheeks. Have YOU
no bowels lAppause.l rose to say that my
when he offered the resolution. did not sit on my
knee ! am prepared to go down in sorrow--re-
Great appause.)
This speech was certainly
THE GEN SPEECH or THE SESSION,
and created great deal OF merrnlent; but,
strange TO say, ten inmates afterwards when he
did IN reality move the bill himself tho horrible
FISH nom Rochester, who owes Picrson an old
grudge for having defeated his pet Rochester bills.
objected. So u waits its fate in Mr.. Persons
rHE CIVIL DAMAGE BILE.
the ionowing Is the huxley Civil Damage bill as
AN ACT INrEmsxRAKcE PAurERusn AND CRIME
The peop. o. the State Of New York represented in
40 Snact w eS
dian. EMPLOYER other person Who shall be injured in
~ tas
s o Sy ys vs.
or and any p
Ra liquors. s1 re 70 Is
q sxas s% n
sns%as aar s ser &c sss
n s n s ss s s
Of noxinatng liquors shall work forfeiture O. al
Of rent upon The premises '"' ' wv" '''
the s@f
@ nc
cs the no the se is s
shall associate with himself other two Justices the
try and determine the same.
Amendments - The Supplementary
Charter-Bills Passod-ExcitementO Over
the supply Bill.
ALBANY, May 29-Evening.
The Senate held It's session IN disorder through.
out the evening. The champions of the lobby
thronged the floor humming like the busy bees
that they represent about the ears of
every approachable Senator. and, in the
lapse or business, impaled themselves against
the walls, keeping still watchful eye
upon the legislative pool. Senators were
distributed in all directions. paying no attention to
the ordinary business, and singing out "Yea" at a
venture on the final passage OF bills with the reck-
essness OF repeaters at the polls. The gavel OF the
President pro tenn. was continually hammering for
peace, and the monotonous tones or the Clerk
struggled Intellectually for hearing. Threats Of
enforcing the fortyninth rule passed by the idle
wind. and nothing suficed to attract the attention
OF the Senate Until the conference report on
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
were announced when the general interest on
that subject caused temporary suspension Of
"buzzing" The report was agreed to on ali SUBJ
jects except that relating to the Black River Canal
and on 1t new Conference Committee was
ordered The report OF the Conference Committee
TIE SUPPLY BILL
was read soon after amid more intense interest
than anything else had excited during the even
ing. When the reading ceased, however, the
general dissatisfaction was made apparent.
The huge appropriations for the Hudson River
Hospital, the Willard Asylum, the Middleton
Asylum. the Buffalo Asylum and number OF
other matters in which various Senators
were interested caused alarming hostility to the
bill. The vote on the final passage was seriously
threatened by this hostility, and after every men,
Der present was called 1t was that four
names were yet needed on the affirmative slde
Every man whose appropriation had been struck
out had voted against 1t, but on the
implied threat that Trunks would have to be un.
packed, Lewis, Palmer, scoresby and Foster all
IN thn Of ftuA md
secured concurrence in the report by q
vote OF % to s.. The interest during the
with spectators. ana messengers were flying
through all the corridors OF Congress Hall trying to
drum up. absent Senators. Messrs. Cock Har.
rover johnson, Murphy and Tlemann alone voted
against it,
THE SUPPLEMENTARY CHARTER
came up amended from the Assembly, and the
amendments were concurred IN, except one strik-
ing out portion OF the section relative TO street
pavements and another relative to the Depart
ment OF Buildings The report OF the conference
committee on the Brooklyn Bridge bill was agreed
THE SESSION OF THE HOUSE
tonight was carried on amid much confusion and
disorder. Among other bills passed was the bill
deficiencies to the amount Of S2,ooO,0oo. The bill
also contains an authorization to raise 900
to get some or his peculiar amendments tackled on
to It, but tailed after fierce fight. MIR. Crary's
n suggested oy the Ere lnv ,h Commit 20
roads. putting them under certain stringent re-
straints, was lost
THE SUPPLY BILL
came down from the senate about half.past eleven
and is now beng hoty discussed. The Speakers
gavel was broken into smithereens III his hard
knock attempts TO preserve order
Mr. Norton moved the previous question on
concurring with the amendments Lost-Il
to IS. Mr.. Dexter moved to non concur
in the amendment striking out the APP
preparation to the Elnlira Reiormatory. Mr..
amendment that counties shall pay to Comp.
trollers their taxes one-half in April and one
half in May. Alter discussion, Mr. Albergers
motion was lost. Mr.. Dexters motion was carried
by so to 80. The question was then taken on con.
curing with the remainder OF the amendments.
and they were agreed to by 90 to IL.
FATHER RESCUES HIS DAUGHTER FROM
NEGRO DEN AND WHIPS HER TO DEATH