The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-27


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b This substitute was accepted BY Mr. Cofne.i, ana
was amid great deal OF confusi so anu ga
Mr. Ic on them sot the oered the
same amendment 70 the twenty-nl.a sec'l0n'
which relates 'f e Arrors7lso powrau
which Mr.. Weed onered few days ago, to the ell ell
feet that the Mayor should egpoins la a..
% nsads 81 the soaTs o @ SESSION.
being provided for, Lincoln made a ,.caustic
speech in favor Of this amendment, contending
and that It would be acceptable TO them, Judging
from Professor Dwight,s speech, de, delivered at
eSSne5 as n m"ssy to night Sa amen
mens, that tn t. the Mayor should ID remove
heads Of ~, departments subject the
jorty at this stage OF the proceedings seemed to be
what the lobby would call "uglyn and many OF the
country members IN conversation declared openly
amendment, come what would. Hustled saw that
the time had come to make
AN APPEAL TO THE KEPUBLIcANs,
as republicans TO stand together, and he delivered
party exhortation that was eloquent as 1t was
what in his opinion, was the duty Of every repub,
can member on the charter, any chance OF dan
gerous mntiny IN the ranks o. Il, the majority IT. no
a. "break', was father to the thought. Mcclure.
Hustled. He evidently felt that Hustled had
%ade ppabn e h apS ala Daa make IKE
a ''s Speech, but he did bring down the house BY
making q historical parallel strictly correct only
IN the opinion Of the minority He referred to the
when Cedric, who wore an iron collar with the
words Cedric the Saxon" engraved on it, made
SO that their loyalty should be beyond question.
The parallel he said laid In the fact That accord
ing to Mr.. Husted's remarks, the republican mem
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words engraved on it
This stab at the poor little attorney OF the Board OF
Health created o great deal OF merriment. The
debate on Lincoln's substitute, as amended; was
d who spoke o0 strongly against ii, BeeSe
aud Jacobs. Lincoln finding that Husted's appeal
a 1@s w the OF ns he
could not help cOngratulating the republican
friends with whom he had acted in good iaith the
day before In this attempt TO thwart the designs
OF the leaders. He, for one, he said never looked
back once he had taken hold OF the plough, nor
with arguments against certain bill, and then at
the dictation OF somebody else do oil he could to
tain the h 6dae WAS n to an Se
back OF the Speakers desk. where Judge Folger, OF
the Court OF Appeals, and Davenport were appar-
THE DEBATE WAS FINALLY CLOSED
after the Corporation Connses little JOB in the
haH BEEN in the head Ss ie the
moved to progress the bin, and this motion was
carried, but when the Speaker took E,,nI his
of the Committee Of the Whole had
made his report, Mr. Henning moved to disagree
should be ordered 70 q third reading. This motion
gave Else to considerable discussion, and the yeas
and nays were called on i by MI IVY, Weed L n,,
THE VOTE oRDERJNG TO A THIRD READING.
The vote stood az follows:-' va ''ssA l2ia..ss.
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Goss grimm, Heacock Hendee, Herring, j. d. Hitler,
wor ySn 2sssn vs.
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- TfiE TlIRyY.rwo DEMOCRATS =
present voted against the motion, so bya vote OF
AZ to 81 the House refused TO order the bill to
,Alocrgsr ana Bateneller 1T should be stated, ex
s nu an nsE neon by
that as the MANAGERS had decided the bill was per.
be- Se NC
after eleven O'Clock and the House was adjourned
after the charter had been made the special order
for tomorrow merning at haf.past ten O'Clock.
1t viii be seen by the stand Batchefer aud his
followers took to-day aid by the result Of the vote
that the statements made last evening IN my dc.
spatch to the HERALD are fully borne out-namely,
THE Runpus OF MONDAY WAS ONLY TEMPORARY
ONE,
and that the independents" did not mean to
fight the leaders simply for the sake OF fighting.
The vote against ordering the bill to third read
ing can by no means be taken as an indication
that any member of the majority desire 10 "Gx"
lor stated yesterday when he took command OF the
independents" that every chance must be given
to perfect IL before 1t Is placed on its final passage
1t will certainly be passed on Friday
NEWSPAPER CLAIMS AGAINST THE CITY.
Senator Weismann introduced q bill In the Sem
ate TO-DAY providing for the settlement OF news
paper claims against New York city. No claims are
to be vaild prior to March, 1873, unless the WORK
charged for was authorized and actually per-
formed, and then only In Q regularly designated
Corporation paper. The Corporation Counsel Is
authorized and required to appoint three compe-
tent persons, who shall examine and report upon
all such claims.
NEW EXCISE BILL.
Senator Tiemanns new excise bill provides that
the Board OF Police shall constitute also Board of
Excise, with power to employ the necessary assist
tants and to carry out the provisions OF the excise
regulations. The terms Of the present Commission
crs of Excise will expire soon after the passage Of
not less than thirty dollars or more than two hun
dred ana fifty dollars, and can only be obtained on
recommendation OF O number OF citizens In the
neighborhood OF the proposed barroOm. The money
received by the Excise Commissioners will 60 into
the sinking fund for the payment OF the principal
closed between the hours OF one and five A. NJ.
SUNDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Senator J. Woods bill relative to Official adver
tisenents in Sunday papers merely legalizes all
contracts made for such advertising.
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
to-day the Senate confirmed General Knox as Com
missary General and w. l.. b. Stears as Commls
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