The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28

OF the death Of that great man was over Inc rate
A,gns contained desperate sse a, ne ,. nan
III . Mgs9t Then .ai,e now M s. sea h..
liberties q The people ne said The gsope q L, ~
duties independently the Governor. On seve Al Ca
make The state ofasers su5scrTent Is tic Govern0r
but the people would not permit q II - ior ~ ssy
though il is SO claimed The platform a parry adop's =
I breug Rtaa her sp" wha las PredacsS
Is Mhy what has pTosucea this rres1 eommoan
They started the cry Of reform ~ the city q New eFa
men, and resulted in something else and hat q ,he
getting into once SET o. thievss ana roSois es ERE
ana it had to have champion. who. ne aske., Vas
senator Jacobs lie closed b. urging me llonse z sro
and S SnsuSstanal legisstion as q the bill directly
under discussion me Public nsPee'ST eh,i cnrs a
eating the power giyen 10 the ooyernos ~
the ne P p sd @ M ns X
favor Of the amendments made to the latter ~ inc
Mt +. g. cAmprIL defended the bin insisting that
secret here the reasons for hs that there
Is Tor the investigations made by Grand Jnres Insy
VINO may be unusty charged with an offence.
hs city Of new ork w was one thing and that Of
state vas Sn9tner IL woua d ie e NO Snr he Dc
mocracy were mere antomatons one man there pulls
Pass such bill ana the democracy : shiy,red to
mems he searisson W6Ss he asked was X that had
beaten me Republican party in this STATE and the ma
it clearly understood that he was In favor Of me bii rs
must be charged 10 its seelaed friends who had 50
muddcd the matter as 70 render 4 failure ire lie Iad
il there. was any objection 70 that IL, -. o,,..,.o
Mr. pMcGUInE-There we have the whole animus OF this
opposition. Insist upon this star Chamber proceeding
and you destroy the democratic party. ~ Good God Z
asked Does any che object to thsf anc representa-
tive Of Tammany Hall responds that he does
sentative Of Iammany Hail. but that Of the Eighteenth
Mr.. MeciuiRE- Well Inc gentleman from ChemunG ex-
presses his own opinions and viii the gentle
man from New York say as muchS ,o4.o.ru =.
gentleman from New York has right 10 question the
Mr. McGuInr-It 50, If you declare your views here
they VIII expe you from rammany You WI ind you
he asked Who was it that asked that these powers
the Governor had expressly dlscaimed any desire
have The power conferred on him and i ne does
come troms The people don't want Il gwen % the Ex-
always been unwilling to part with their power
Mr.. SCHUYLER saia he had visited his constituency and
learned they IN favor OF these measures They
wanted Governor Ilaen sustained in the position he
vg e getting ss hs gosU.
with the exception OF that which likes the locality OF the
in favor Of the amendment as 10 the localities Il
@ S ana rHsr r "a and the poon be hd
taken in favor open investigation. tic said when
drive him from it. lie bad in The GonsntuIona Con.
Nention OF looi-o auVocatcu pau concerning lne
saoPted and handed down e the people;
Roman nan Hardenburg, Of Ulster, and Of William NJ
cep the Hu Clause ana thus it ae1 since then
Governor Hoffman in his admirable Message urging a
and in late interview Governor Hoffman man
gsf ana @ e & osr Was LONG, Mas
convinced there great wrong IN the present canal
in his pubic service as representative and as
Mr. Hustled said no as in favor OF the motion by the
gentleman from Queens i wogd present me "a Two
express his upon the question as placing extraor
care9 hat his vote would not be secured Tor any sucn
measure. lalk about Sssarisml he exclaimed. why,
urc democratic party from one end Of the sta to
Mr.. BADGER was in favor OF conference ne said the
amendments TO the second section regarding the locsl
ties Tor examinations struck at inc Vtal principles Of
Mr.. DAVIS concurred in this view; lie thought this a
,tvr io nre was notnng new IN appontng con-
terence committees; II was done almost daily az this
Mr. naNSoSD moved to lay the matter on the table,
that the bill as amended be FORTHWITH printed Tor
tne Information O. INC 9nse 40 - r -
% concur n al me eSeept tae one direct
work j. m progress. -
Yass~Ies.Ts, Xiyord, Barrow. Bennett B9rdwell,
bei Clark coey cec, 6omstcck agsett Dee S
fariar tay GallH1ghers Green hsPeara, Hess
Lawson. Linz ON, Nc Page Petty Pope, Prince,
Ransom Reilly. Rich, RUSSELL SANFORD. SchenCk
ard. Rand snifh, the speaker Staa struhel, q.
taylor ". = Taylor lremain. vedder Naehner,
WELLINGTON. Nenzei, Mnitmore and Willis Total. SO
AAfs-Mcssra BADGER, Barkley, Be3tdsley Benedict,
Berry Bishop. Broas. Brown. ~ u Campbell Christo-
fankper, hsh Friend. Grifin, Hammond. llanrahan,
Hanschel. Hogan, holmes, houghon. Ives, kendaday,
KIRK Krack kshinka. Lawrence, lie AIS, Liybridge,
Nnler oakley. Okecio, Pierson, Roscoe schiefiein,
SCHUYLER ,sgder: snatusS XRefna sherwood,
c0SFKEENcE COMMITTEE.
The question then taken on the motion OF Mr..
bay 80 non concur and appoint conference committee
The CaaiR announced the following gentlemen as a
committee 81 conference :-Messrs. Daily, Schuyler.
bradley, Alvord and liured
Tho House then went into committee on the special
oFlIr terg the bill eVyn2 three -ffths OF mill
tor new Work and extraordinary repairs canals.
Before dsposng % the bill recess 70 hap2st seven p
EVENING SESSION.
The House rcaseembad at hatfaast seven T. NJ. and
into committee, resumng consideration Of the bill
providing tor new work and extraordinary repairs on
fhe canals The bill elected much discussion and was
finally ordered u third reading.
The same then took up the reports OF the
canal tolls rst taking No that q b majority
sait going from tide water AMI charse mills per
t0s- feci oi lumber "A recommended by the Canal
Hoard AM asrcc q me remaining recommendations q
wr sawsRp moved as 4 substitute 10 adopt tho
schedule adopted BY the Canal Board on the 10Th OF
VI wAfnSrn also favored the reduction when the
committee reported progress. The bill was then
fhN special order for tomorrow morning, as was also
M sIr introduced the Din agreed mon by the COM
non euuc. q Eew org ~ a9sh1rize y 70 provide
Adjourned
THE RIVERSIDE PARK.
ALBANY, April q. 1875
large delegation Of property owners from