New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22

extravaganza.
persons which compose the average family In This state
How many fatalities Of aboroqs and thrifty rr9auG ier
than onesxtloh Of the houses of this State were OF stone
and their value about $4,000 eacb or s2oon ioi
each inmate Those OF brick when are ap o on a.
for each inmate Those OF wood when are re- o sr
of the whole number valued at SllOO or SZZV or
each inmate deny that there is any sound public policy
In erecting palaces for criminals for paupes OF iVr w
insane. style Of architecture simple and htieu 10 e
nature OF its object would reconcile artistic tasto WIN
Justice toward the industrious producers, on whom ih
the burden OF providing for the unfortunate Waste III
such edfices is not only wrong TO the taXyers bu
by Just much II consumes the iund when ths Sta,e
able To provide for the objects OF It's cHdl,y No
The dief sion it'll the completion of costly dwellings
The state still has TO provide annually Tor the support Oh
i'm mems Minds magnificent homes lead 10 rnagnli,
cent current expenditure. The pride 81 oihcoIs 'ng ia
bcnoVorncc are freely INDUCED where they are gl'a'uH
without expense 20 those Who are sway ny In ,rn
To be remembered that, after ALL the lhciu nee o. tall
bn cnry"nf earnings OF the million who carry their
productive industries in frugal homes They onsm nov
To I've the only disfavuTed by the policy OF me Slae
t6e ought not 10 be unnecessarily buroned govern
mental selection adverse to those from whom lis seheu
and wealth proceed would reverse the Laws process, anu
results OF natural selection. II l. proper to add lna CON-
mncsfons have been received from gentlemen eminent
in Literature and science, in social life aud public .ohsi
ton complaining OF The legislative provision nt ac ca Nd
the appropriation for the HOMEOPATHIC Asylum az iu-
detown 10y which TIC nanagcne' "i nnS l. ina
the Governor is not able TO see that he las any power m
der The provision Of the Constitution 10 sslSe ou' ''
clause, 10 give 10 then TIC redress lh'y sooA'
MINOR rXIESsEs NOT ALLOWED
For the Adutant General. TO replace certain IIopSry u
1875 acc6rng educ Tho hands Of the
sIi7s IS much thereof as may he necessary ~ j.,
mis- cm-aS the Adu,a q, 1ei, ,nv rb clSms if
they exist at all rest very slender bas.s ine ~
piopraion Is a,so suorcs 70 su % CLAIMS bsys been
For The establishment female department of Che Western
Uo Of efuge for Juvenile dehnquents as provided Oy
t1apor Of tie Laws 1919. Tue s.m OF $1,000 Cham,
Tins sum il already sufficiently appropriated ny ChaP
ter DDS Of the Laws 1879 and cght bot to be here re-
Tie Controller hereby auhorzed to pay to Wheeler
Bristol The amount that shan Lave , Dn au ,Tausn, to
or So mncn thereof rs may necessary is hereby aropri
scean ~ o. Article H. ofthe Constitution as amended
declares that "the Il Sislature sAa nLer "u ,iui
allow any private claim or account against the s''e, pu
may appropriate oney TO pay such claims a. sii nay
been audited ana aiio"cd acco 1S 10 law 80,
better opinion that The audit of private claim mlS'
precede the appropriation Tor it, pay nei IN the prs
law has been passed llOVidins or an ai' !"
THIS claim hut audit seems YET to nave breh maui t.
detment and trial Michael DonoAre 'ohn C9u Thos
L. Harry Patrick ESsa ana raIoh ,d-Ir' ' ihc .ate
Prison in AIurn the 0S o. much thoIcoi as
may be certified to by the Attorney General. ,,, ,on
Ii If tie rule that The expenses Of criminal tri sha
be borne by the county IN which the ohSnso Ms com
m.,ed. irrespective l me rsldenef o, ne ohvi on
the occasion which brougdt Lin wltmh tue coanv: , Un
principle. there seems To be no reason why tnc oIhl
should refund 10 the County OF Cay usa INC expense" u
this trial. , ,,, 49,, ,,o, o, C.rrco
l' e, o ~ % rjdlr Of the state canals the
soef III ctiSe vi we ~ M o ,nr hc eass,rr which
work sian be lei by contract lowest bidder now re
qu by the Rising and letting OF pnDhc "oih
There has been ALREADY expended, from year 10 year,
several hundred thousand dollars, under ihe pIetese o.
DONG This work, and no pciocpuDe lowering o. 'o %
has resulted No further cApehditd'c ou9bt 10 "C i' =,
stabs tine utility of the work proposcd ana thal ihe
appropriation Will accomplish me object IL Is Upu
that this expenditure be made nv the Canal ,Cmnis
sOner IN tie manner OF clia eoh,ruC'S III NM, NV
the item would more properly be iould III to IL f
Introducing either the forms or results OF CANA WVIh
mo any oiher paris o. iIe ruDic IN that Of
lac" S?,ai, Of Articio Ill of the Constitution provides
mai The Ieeslaiure Shall moi pass private local
bill creating, Increasing or decreas ng ices llceniaSt
allowances OF public officers uunS lie term loI WHICH,
said officers are elected u appointed
TIE APPROPRIATION TOR THB NEW CAPITOL
OF the 100000 provided for ills purpose.
more than 100000 will he consumed In the
payment of arrears now existing in the nature
of floating debt. and less than $sOO.OOO
will be applicable TO new construction 1t Is with re
iuctance that assent TO this appropriation. Nearly
50 600 900 has already been expended upon this edince
Although the general Ian mas been Determined tne de
aud such certainty as to afford amy guide a. 10 to
amount which VIII probably be required lOi the coile
ton OF the building. II 10 an original question,
should have hesitation in cOndemning ana dlseTdng
a WORK of such unnecessary cost; but ii cannot be now
abandoned without losing all that has been thus far cX
pended In deciding on the wisdom Of completing II, we
cOns Ter only whether II viii be worm me iluic
outlay for its completion. What that cost will he, ought
TO he asccrtancd with al tie certainty atianibe;
doubted whether the WORK ought not 10 ne sdslchu'u
until the plans Of future construction should ne sctcu
and fun assurance had tlat the annual expenditure
should he made usefulv in urthcrance OF those pans
In the mean time, favored reduction Of TINS appro
priaiOn below the amount adopted by the l%GSa. are
But provisions tEi, general object were inserted IN
the supply bill. They, perhaps justify lhc allowance
this item, especially the law imposing tax Tor raising
money tins purpose VIII necessarily go into CAccL
Whatever might be done with tLis appropriation
DEDUCTION IN TAXATION THIS YEAR.
The act provide ways and for the support Of
Government, which imposes upon the people what Is
called tue state tax, provides for the raising of mills
for the year beginning the LIST Of October, 1879,
against q mills imposed by similar law for the year
1874 The sum to be coll c,ed viii be Sl3Olj,sH %
imposed by the present Legislature, against TlJ,121
49, IMPOSED by the IL gsituTe OF lo|i Inc fcGuc-
ton Ia STATE tN therefore 10 T2,1Il ,OJ4 81. In
following statement shows the gen raj nature 81 the
objects Ior tie taxation OF tie two years was
imposed.
STATEMENT COMPARATIVE TAXATION FOK STATE FUR
POsPs IN the Fs Al lEAEs
1874.
Valuation Of real and personal estates 50 go 3OS79
Schools ;:.............-.-.-..5 ia I'll ~ -
Bounty tebt ..-................ 4.31o,Ul1 -
General 4,l0t,tI1 -
Asvuls ami relormatOIies.... Is olJ,iJO 40
Cauai awards ...........: To- 47i,536 10
Floating GeDt. ......-........... 10 %lO,J1U -
Extraordinary reliiTs......... s. ,aJa a. ~
Cai1tl .-............--.--.....- 2 l'V'f'o1' %"