The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-11
walt II need be until scoresby got up and dressed

wait II need be until Scoresby got up and dressed
and came over or until some weeks hence II it was
absolutely required, but that was not the parlia-
mentary way OF doing business.
THE LoBBYMEN
mad crowded far into the Senate chamber and on
TO the Senate floor by this time, and all were wait
ing, with conflicting and various emotions, the
hazard OF Nil. Scoresby's coming.
ssMR. sCOREsBY.r
sung out Clerk Dayton Tor the last time, and there
was no answer. Senator McGowan, a heavy, lunl-
bersome Senator from the Otsego hop region, rose
slowly in his place at this moment and astounded
the Senate by announcing that he would change
his vote from the negative 10 the affirmative. At
the same time Mr.. Scoresby, looking pale and
harassed, with his shirt collar yet unbuttoned,
worked his way through the lobbymen and called
out his vote 'yeao Just as the Clerk giving him
up for good, was about to announce the result.
THE VOTE RETAINING GREEN.
The following IS the voting retaining Comptroller
Green among the heads Of departments to be re-
tanned by the charter
YEAsMessrs Alien, Baker, Chathed Cock Foster, Hay-
Scores s.. y. asaa moTsry MSoG A" Palmer fsrrS
: N4ys.Messrs: Adams: Benedict, Bowen Disklnso o,
Graham, Lewis Madden, O'Bria. Robertson wagner,
Weismann. J. Wood, Woodin-l3.
THE GREENITEs' SUCCESS.
This unexpected and indeed astounding success
OF the Greenites served to eXhilirate them so far
that the rest OF the charter was treated as matter
OF no Importance. The Tanmany gentlemen from
New York-Mr. SpinOla, with the stupendons collar,
and Messrs. Shaw and Fied-celebrated 1t by try
ing In effect to cut pigeon wing in the back room
with Dexter Hawkins , While h the seGater
Woodin, however,, recovered gracefully. He
bounds back from disaster like a rubber ball. He
at once took in the requirements OF the situation,
and moved
NUMBER OF VERBAL AMENDMENTS
necessary to prevent incongruitv arising from the
changed situation. Mr.. Murphy's amendment,
adopted last night. making the Contr0llershiD cleo
tive, by his direction reconsdered and rejected
and other matters OF similar import had to be SINH
larly treated in order to leave the new arrangement
an unobstructed field.
Senator Tieman renewed his motion for ;.
SPRING ELECTIONS,
which was lost by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Allen, Cock Foster, Harrutoer Johnson
Lord, Lowery, OBrien Palmer, Perry, Scoresby, Tie
NAYs-Messrs. Adams Baker. Benedict Bowen, Chat
field Dickinson, Graham, Lewis, McGowan, Madden,
Murphy Robertson, Wagner, Weismann, ID. r. Wood, j..
Wood, Woodin-H
MADDEN'S CIVIL SERVICE REFORM AMENDMENT
was also rejected by the following vote -
AyEs-Messrs Chatfeld Graham, johnson, MCGOWAN
Madden Perry Robertson and Woodin-S
NAYs.-Messrs 1fHea Baker, Benedict, Bowen. Dickin-
son, Foster Lewis Lowery. O'Byiea, IienAa Wagner,
WeismaHn and J. r. Wood-l3
WATER RENTS STILL UNDER THE PUBLIC WORKS.
Senator ID. =. WOODS motion to transfer the COL
lection Of water rents from the Public Works to the
Comptroller was also lost.
PASSAGE OF THE CHARTER.
The charter was then ordered to third reading,
aud the third reading took place at once. At the
OF the bill and 1t passed by the following vote
YEAs.-Messrs: Adams, Allen, Baker Benedict Bowen
Chathed, Dickinson, Foster Graham, Lewis iowery.
McGowan, Madden O'Brien, Perry, Robertson, Wagner
Weismann, d. =. Wood, }. Wood, Woodin-2l
NAYs.-Messrs. Cock, johnson, Tiemanh-2