The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-16

part Of the law A. any other provissH mat this pro
adopted BY the Senate; that having the assent 81
posing that he had The 81 the Assembly portion
clause.
I senator, Parmenter, presented minority report
Taking al things into consideration ana without Ga ling
- question the honesty and good iat - any witness az
builder settled ~ the Conference Committee before
the maj adjournment; thar General Baichelleg i mis-
that satisfied that eneral Batcheler Intended
he Assembly committoe on WAYS AMI Means III axns
the saar q the q te gap,to ~
terence report before 4 was signed hy any member
The report adopted by each House that the
without intendng 70 mpagn the 81
in inserting the salary provision IN the report
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THE GoyGRSoRs REMOVAL BILL
AZ one O'Clock the senate went into Committee of the
Mr. J4coRs took the door and amended his substitute,
Engineer Surveyor and Canal Commissioners and State
Mr. woopIs opposed the passage Of any such bill on
principle. III could JOIN hands with The senator's and
defect in government relative the removal
The Governor should have tie power TO suspend any
official ana should not act as Judge and Jury Ihe GOV
DENY he opposed the bill democratic repu5
lean prneipes against the central Zaon q power.
cratic one, and not in accordance with his Qtldens
tavors the passage OF the bill proposed by Mr. Jacobs
lie Mr. Woodn favored giving The Governor power to
suspend officers The provision should be made Tor
tribunal before which the impugned officers shah be
tried.
Mr. JAcons replied that the time had arrived when the
great frauds which have disgraeed the State Tor Years
may be removed During the OF the rebellion the
head OF the nation given greater power ana no one
questioned the proprety Ut that course. Here y the
great state New York. whose treasury mas been
robbed corrupt Canal Ring, nnc the Governor now
proposed to clean out ns Augean stable and ne would
do thoroughly II he had the power Judges are Ire-
quenly Quile technical, and guilty nen may escape
through them. Give the Governor iul power ana ne
Will not any little techuicaltes stand IN the way OF
Furnishing guilty parties.
replied he aid not like TO nave the IDEA go
out that any Senator apoo9zing Tor fobDefs lie
Mr. Woodn) would not permit any sush wrong inter.
90 before the publc without denial ne would
legisate to-day Just n no emergency existed he
would egslae all time 70 come lie favored form
ing tribunal from among the Judiciary OF the state
tor The trial OF state officers would remove II tar
as possible from political power and influence.
The hour of having arrived progress was reported
on the BILL
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at haltpast seven p. NJ
The follow ing bills ordered to Third reading
Ia relation 10 the erection Of q court house ia the
Third judicial district, New York city
Authorizing the New YORK Bowery Fire Insurance
Company 10 elect vice president
The bill in relation the Court OF Special sessions of
the Peace and the city and county OF New York
was read a third time and passed
The bin providing thar vertical walls may be built
wherever in the opinion Of the Canal Commissioners
the necessary the Erie Canal was ordered
to third reading.
Adjourned