New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-01
STATE LEGISLATURE.
THE DAY SESSION.
SENATE. WEDNESDAY. April 5o' 1910
RIIIs PASSED. a.,

BILLS PASSED. .u
Authorizing the Trustees OF the hus Is ,ao
Ontario County Seminary 70 sell portion S o iRraakIyn
estate; extending the term OF office OF tno y, ha
Park Commissioners; relative To the purch1pio fran
franchises and property of corporations moTt0age
clses and property shall have been sold by
incorporating the Ringgod Fire Company OF rui ~
Oswego County, legazing the action OF the OF
Jamaica Queens County; amending tne, SShhaeis in
Sing sing 20 maintain The Union Graded SCHOOLS Gsme
Cambridge Washington County relapo ooiI taxes; for
widening the Coney Island Plank hOaui i5ying
village Of Fort Plain TO levy taxes proyiqiegn
certain crosswalks in the Eighth ana I"en''
Tho b incorporating the Central Trust COMPANY on
New-York City lost-Yeas, 10; nays ,ha bi was
motion of Senator COCK. the vote by wHl i 'no ~ w.
lost reconsdered and lad on the s1S York; fixing
Relative TO armores in the City OF wotcbester
the COMPENSATION of the Assessors OF WeS' pro
opening Bay Rdgeave IN tine 1S Sssessments for
proving Prospect Park Brooklyn Tor oIspding the
the Union FouRdery Company I On Company Of
NewYork CITY: legazing the action OF the Town The
ing whtestown Oneida County ointsrio County, TO
trustees Of Pine Wood Cemetery O noa0 If town
sell real estate prOuidng for the eecu0nt , 70 titles
for Newtown Queens COUNTY 3or the preservation
Of fsh in streams in the counties OF steuDen' on'
Yates Seneca Cnemung, ana oehuJlcl'
ANNEXATION OF wBsTCHEsTER towns. -us a,
m, n,i 1,Iidng for the annexation Of three towns Oh
,v,cbester County TO NewYOrk was taken from 'no
table, motion OF Mr. RoBEktsoS a. roads arguing in
favor of an amendment submitting tnS Iuosd
anne xatiOn to the electors OF the towns On
Mr. RoBERTsoN argued III favor OF the bill saying tns'
- a 20 tba three towns needed such annexation
MI WoODIS advocated the bill, saving tnat h01
had been received against inc Dill
tSat nossed by Board of the Common COucII Vi v,
VII Ue would almost agree TO pass resoIutto ',
rn oh that Hoard for a cOnlscaOn OF all tne PIOPolp
of the gentlemen OF the Win l I'm for tbo
The Question recurring recOmmting the Dlii 9r to
rnnsa 81 nntting in submls- ion clause, IL WIS loSV
Vaas g. Nays I9 and the bill passed-Yeas 20; Nays L.
THE CANAL DEBT RESOLUTION. ,,,.
Mr. LEWIS moved ~ take up the canal deDt iununs
Mr. LORD hoped the resolution was the ySst onG
over offered in the Senate. The motion preValIeu
the Senate went into Committee oil 'he "Hoio oN VIZ
resolution Mr.. Baker In the chair. - =, o,,,r,
Mr. LORD moved TO amend the resOuuon ny az tho
that be ouestiOn shall be submitted 10 tno people III o
wear 1873 He said the financial clauses OF .tne CoS
tion have ever been the Just pride OF tine otaIe anu
ylded in the proper manner Tor Tue payhen.. "
canal debit Only few ago the people VOteu low
this nronosition From 1860 10 1869 the revenues VI
canals over aud above the expenses were over svCv
In 1870 the tolls we're reduced ana since a. 600 ono
Mr. LEWIS remarked that as the Opinions ro"u "''0
penned in 1871 they were outlawed. -. A. ,,o,r,o
Mr. LORD replied that IL was the year ater tue Pcoi
,otad dawn the proposition. II We cannot meet lho
deht as il becomes due then let the plan Oh tue
ton I'm issuing is year bonds TO pay IL, DO OoWeu NJ
had not heard of petition from any part OF tne Sae
for the passage Of the resolution put rom pun
every wear and send him to the new i. orh
Board of Trade, there to advocate une,T
plans Freights were higher on tne G iheae
last wear than ever before. because these e
lake e forwarders combined and pocketed 40 per cent
nroAts The people OF the State nave advanced soVIo
n the canals of the State which they do not ASK 10 Dc
paid This bill cannot reach the people VI o o t bt
wear from next Fall 1t Is not necessary 10 lund
don't OF All 900 900 as the Constitution PROVIDES LOT ~ o
had not heard any argument IN favor OF hls soheme
The Iow-tO system iOpted IN 1870 mas Deen te Csy
enre debt would be paid IN 1874 Progress was TcOIou
when the Senate TOOK a recess.