The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

A Polite Circular to New York
Editors.
Curious Invitation from the
Legislature.
Further Debate on the
Supply Bill.

editors OF New York to come to Albany and give
their Impressions OF the Railroad Committee, to
MT. Tom Alvord principally. were strewed around
the Assembly Chamber this morning. 1t runs in
the following form, and is curiousy compounded
OF o solicitation and threat. As 1t was drawn up
by Old Saltpetre, at moment when ne hardly
knew whether he stood on his head or mis- heels
this 10 not to be wondered at
THE SIREN INVITATION.
Albany, March -. 1874
To THE Eprrons AND PRorRrr4ons or TUE NEW YORK
o 1s s,sss to a p the
STATE or New YORK. ASSEMBLY cu.xnrR.,
No ALBANY, March 25 1874
who 70 and Peaasst the
.!issasess, iasinssstiop. CHARGES made SAID
the parposs Of saSsantians such charges alss atIoSs
by the Speaker Under the are ready
an time s s
the subject OF the above and you are aersby
desire that WIN tend e i%pes the integrity Of the
sss or ss 9y css
by oraer Oh the COMMITTEE o. mves vn ,,.r
1t win be great disappointment il the editors
fail to come without compelling the gentle Alvord
to resort to the power conferred by the resolu.
uon The editors will be kindly treated, and all
possible means will be provided Tor their amuse-
ment. Old Saltpetre tells good story and has no
equal at game Of "bun." taoieau OF the Rail-
road Committee sitting on Mr.. Eastman's bill and
cooking plan Of rapid transit for the "east" side.
the west' side and the ''centre' side of the city,
oss,s,.c nr Co,,r,oaora w, on,o, or,r.a
and legal counsellor, Mr.. Ohauncey Depew, might
be thrown IN as an additional attraction.
rbe sunnSv hin ras tatan IN T ara,p todov IN Tho
Assembly. Mr. Miller u herkimer, moved TO
Stt oms nne Srra "a Souo,V " sdo
an iotsrestInc and thouahtfn spaecS mon the
,ni 20 60 thot ,ss M ~ Sv
of man.x nv euerv STATE nnrn"se se cnnts1
Hanres snov that the opg,po yo
hSit1cs now ha,n~ copstrrcta1 a. the awn.Usa "
nne H'as1 were M'te over Ss oSS 900 St ~
~ 1n nesv va ~ VS. h,a as ~ t @
ra,ormoHor ths1 rroar o htrh LII ,as o nyt ~
aroma the site strong enouch TO resist sicoe
0rr ts wG 5 1so se o. Nc"
Mr.. Alberger novel to increase the item to tho
Sto4o Hsw,,r puTa,o rnn, 10 nno W. 40 onn
sau ~ tbs " IN @ A.
ures of an differentiation which mist nave '6 been
cons,Sered careiniIv in committee was sanctionea
nv tre u"nsc alter 99niv feahio nrotes, 'oAoAo~
~ on the "nestion Of adionrnment tSepe was soma
disnav of ,ee,ng Mr. Rsr chser movea or an st.er
noon session to consider the Suppy OH. This was
nUUnsad NV Sevsrsi more naprr,;cn,ar,v hv Mr
ReeSs NJ Ratchelier Secarad tne sSnny nj;
combinations to bring IN other appropriations
tool MACE with the bill sriii IN their hs nds NJ
Berri Rented tartiy TO the insinnation that the
members or the HoIse coniemplatsd IMPROPER de-
lonrn over at IKE usual hour TIL Monday was
Carried. ~ '"o M ' va
The Raraaa ommi n a. me ansss ana
! sembly nave held a Joint session to hear arguments
On the bulls 1Ss by Senator Gross In the
fares ana Ireights on the Harlem Railroad. The
friends Of the measure We're represented BY Hon. or.
WIiaMs' StenSen G. Marshali. Abe Socs q r
CaiEins. ii. P. stewart, s. A. Moves James Wilkln.
orcibIe array Of figures and statemepts consrast.
inc the rates of the passenger tarirr on this road
ta nGse on sS II me q New
1873 has increased the Communication rates about
800 per cent from the City Hail to many points On
the line and that the country along the line has
of New YORK with cheap transit and and trenuent
trans the nonua tfon has in creased and the conn
try been built up
Messrs, Wight and Oauldwell of the Assembly
MEDICATION and Senator TO the bin
Mr. Depew appeared on behalf OF the railroad.
les at present, and at his request the further
hearing OF the matter was postponed 10 Thursday
next. at half-psst three O'Clock P. NJ.
The senate Committee appointed to investigate
the charges against the Knicker booker Lie In
surance Company and It's President, reported TO.
day disposinQ of the compaints AGAINST tine
company and asking to be discharged from the
was accepted and the COMMITTEES dfscbarGed. p'''
THE ELECTIVE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS BILL.
CouUhlin's School bin mad a hearing before the
| Committee on Public Education, Against the bill
appeared Commissioners Farr, jenkins ana
Mathe wson; Lawrence D. Herman, Clerk, and
| Dexter A. Hawkins the 500 q dav man OF the
Council OF Political Reform COughlin appeared
in favor of the bill, and in the debate that TOOK
Mace il was shown that although there were no
more children educated In the public schools now
under the present system, than in 1865 when the
school oficers were elected bv the neonie
n cost nearly ID 600 600 now to rhe
So, 900, 600 then. Conghlln also showed that