New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
ASSEMBLY.


On motion of Mr.. LINCOLN, the 43d rule
recurring a twothrds vote to order bill to third
reading was suspended, SO that majority vote only
shall be necessary.
PASSAGE OF THE POLICE AND PARK BILL.
Mr.. LINCOLN then moved that the bill appropriating
money for Park improvements In the City OF New-York
to which attached, motion made by COL spencer
yesterday, the Police and Park Commission BILL be or
dered TO a third reading. which was carried aud the
bill was taken up for its final passage
Mr. WEED moved 10 recommit the bin with instruc-
tions 10 80 amend 1t to give the Mayor the power to
remove also. He said the power OF appointment would
amount to nothing whatever unless theTe was coupled
with IL the power OF removal this will allow him To
the government III the interest OF the people
without II he is poweress for any good whateyer. -,
the Republican members OF this House To undertake 10
make them believe that this Is non-partisan measure
As for Mr. Charck, he said that that gentleman was
not considered q member OF the Deinocratle party
would the Republican party, he asked like to be told
that they should place confidence In Andrew Johnson
after he had become PRESIDENT IL was principle In
all parties to be fully aud thoroughly represented and
this measure was in violation OF that principle H..
Tine question was then taken on Mr. "eeds motion 70
amend, and was Degatlved.
Mr. BATCHELLER said that II was clear TO him that the
Common Council of New-York was entirely unfit 10
for these important positions, and, while he
was not entirely satisfied with the measure he was
Mr. fiScoLE said he believed there could be no potl-
cal party without political measures and sometimes po-
hcal legislation. He also believed, as tho gentleman
from NewYok (Mr Spencer) had said this measure was
the interest Of good government and pure ballot
box and, believing, lac considered 1t his duty to vote
for IL.
onght when would have marred the harmony OF this
session, and proceeding to reply TO the charges
against the Republicans for supporting the BILL when
his time Zone minute) expired.
Mr. H. SMITH asked to be excused from voting and on
motion of Mr. e. 5. SPENCER he was excused.
TIE bill was then passed. ny strict party Vote-IO
RESOLUTIONS OF THANKS.
The bill to incorporate the NewYork Warehouse and
fla al
cites of New-York received from the Senate and
Oh motion Of Mr.. LINCOLN ordered to third reading
The bill was then passed.
Mr. WEED offered resolution extending the thanks Of
the House to Speaker Hustled for the able and impartial
manner In which he had discharged the duties or bis
Office and proceeded in brief speech, to euogze the
Speaker ,, ,,o ,..,,, and NM
ceeded TO speak the highest terms of the ability
frank ness, and kindness Of Speaker Hustled.
ISOLATION with Mr. Hustled and said he had been forced
10 Tor Speaker from the conviction that he
The resolution was then unanimously adopted by a
rising vote. -
O'DOnnell the Clerk Of the House. MI BEEBE Endorsed
II heartily and II was adopted.
The bill making the appropriations to the Department
passed.
Mr. BATcHELLER, from the Conference Committee on
the Bupply BILL made report similar that presented
In the Senate and the report was agreed to- which dis
The read to the House the Senate bill explana
tory OF consolidating the City and County Gov
Of New York. aud asked unanimous consent To
put 1t Its final passage. He asked the gentleman
from clinton (Mr. WEED II he had any objections.
Mr. WEED UaughiDg) said he did not as he could
well object the Di IL just what lac Intended
for.
The bill was passed.
Mr. WIGHT offered concurrent resolution extending
the session until p. IN, which was adopted -.-
The Conference Committee the General Appropria
ton bill reported that the Senate reoeded from its
amendment inserting $4,000 to academies, which was
agreed to.
The bill to amend the charter OF Brooklyn came down
from the Senate.
Mr. WORTH moved that the bill be ordered 10 third
reading and that IL be committed 10 tho Committee on
Cities, with instructions amend
Mosars ALLEN and BERiu opposed the notion and de-