The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-23
notaries ior New York county inst confirmed nv
the senate. The reappontments nave alreadv

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THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION BILL
was reported to-day from the New York senators,
to whom 1t was referred on its arrival from the
Assembly with an amendment to the effect that
stock in the Industrial Exhibition, but that when
the company nave bought and paid for the grounds
and erect their crystal palace the city shall loan
them money and take as security therefor q mort.
gage on the lands purchased.
THAT GREEN LOBBY AGAIN.
Senator McGOwan, whose vote saved Green in
the charter fight In the Senate. denies that he was
in any way Influenced by the lobby Green haa en-
ployed to "wOrk the route for him. His cOnstitu.
ents wanted him, he says to vote the way he did,
and he says he could not consistently vote to re-
tain Henry Smith and put Green out He says the
was the only pressure he gave way to- so the
claim OF Green's lobby that they owned the Senator
shows that they were only trying to make capital
and profit for themselves by boasting OF their own
exploits far as he was concerned. The question
now is. how much did they get paid on the strength
OF their pretence that they had manipulated the
Otseg0 representatives
SHERIFF O'BRIEN's BILL
for the appointment OF three commissioners to de.
eide whether ne has good claim for certain
moneys against the city was the subject OF consid.
c. Barrett, Henry H. Anderson and the Corpora
ton Counsel were the commissioners mentioned In
ended end BY the biz Being referred back 70 the Com
mttee OF the Whole, with Instructions to insert in
lieu OF Anderson and Barrett the names OF the
President OF the Department OF Parks and the Com
missioner of Public Works.
ENGLISH AND THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
The special Committee on Grievances had
hearing In the case Of Stephen English and the
Mutual Life Insurance Company to-day MT. no.
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material. Mr.. Sewel was cross-examined. Mr..
Darlington, counsel for English repeated his
statement, to the effect that he mad not made APP
plication for the reduction OF English's bail, for
the reason that the Judge before whom he had
made application for an examination had denied
It, The committee will meet at the Metropolitan
Hotel. in New York, on Saturday, when they cx.
pect to close the investigation.
Lords Taxation BiII-Murphy ON His
Mettlc-Thc Usual Hurting Blackboard
Notwithstanding in the Assem-
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ALBANY, April 22-Evening.
The discussion on Senator Lords taxation bill
tonight was rendered startling by sudden en-.
counter between senator Murphy, OF Brooklyn,
and the auther OF the bill. The debate had pro-
ceeded for an hour and half with the custo.
mary embellishments Of facts and figures very
hard and dry, when Lord intimated in reference
to Murphy's opposition that the latter had proper
ty upon which he wished to avoid taxation, and
that was the cause of his antagonism
MURPHY BECAME INTENSELY ANGRY,
at this, and although apparently weak and de-
crept physically, he replied In a fierce denial.
wherein his voice rang out amid startled silence
in the Chamber and his thin frame quivered with
passionate gesticulations "The Senator chooses
to depart from his argument" said he, land make
a personal attack upon me. He intimates nav, he
says, that have property which desire to screen
from taxation. hnrl the thing back upon him
and pronounce 1t false-false in every word and
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as Senator but | will say now, sir. as I am
driven to say It, that have no property that il
not be taxed to its full amount. But in opposing
this bill have only the interests OF my cDnstitu.
ents at heart, my section being commercial one
and have not thought Of myselIu
Senator LORD. IN reply: said that the first man he
had seen and he believed the only man in the State
who could say with truth that he paid all the taxes
he ought to, was Henry G. Murphy, and he would
like to know II his neghbors could say the same.
Mr.. TENANT can.
Mr.. BENEDICT-And
Mr.. LoRD-Then there are three men who can
Mr.. BENEDrcT-Mr. weismann is absent from his
seat but he has stated 70 me that he did.
Mr.. TIEMANN-Now viii the Senator from the
Twenty-eighth tell us If his neighbors say as
much9
Mr.. LORD temphatically) No, SIR
Senators James Wood, Lewis and the Lieutenant
Governor who had temporarily taken his seat next
to Mr. Lord and. in parliamentary usage, was one
MR. LoRp,s "yETGHBoRsn
all pore this assertion unnincningIy, but hardly
seemed willing to consent to the statement.
Finally, when the committee rose to progress the
bill, Mr.. Lewis in the Senate, moved to strike out
the enactlng clause, and the following was the vote
thereon
YrAs-Messrs. Allen, Benedict Dickinson, Lewis, Low.
rey. McGowen, Madden Tiemann, Wagner, Weismann. D.
r. Wood-lI.
NAYs-Adams, Baker, Lord and J. Wood
No quorum was present, however, and the vote
failed to kill the BILL The whole question was
thereupon laid on the table,
IN THE HOUSE
this evening the bill authorizing the Common
Council OF New York to appoint commissioners to
erect armories for the National Guard regiments
and the bill adjusting the claims OF James OBrien
late Sheriff OF New York, were passed. The Senate
amendments to the Christopher Street Crosstown
Railroad bill were cOncurred In. The Senate
amendments TO the Brooklyn Election bill were
non-concurred in, and Conference Committee
was appointed. Mr.. Prince, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported adversely on TWENTY-FIVE bills