The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-08
THE DEADLOCK IN ALBANY.
THE POLTTTCIINS DETERMINED TO
SOLTE THE PROBLEH
The Plnn to Abolish the Canal AUDITORS Once
-Tinkcrtng the BROOKLYN Chnrter-More
Leg!slmLion TOR the litX Of Now NnrlL

The PIpp IN Abo,,sh rho Canal .,,,,..,. NM.
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heE's'"''oh LOT tue INV Of New YORK;.
ALBANY. Feb 7-1hc deodlocls b,tuccn
~ "N'"'''" "''"'ch
the senate anu the Governor as to the conlrma-
ton Of the latter's amendments couttnues
Tho f,,,,or,,,.. 50, 49,, ,,..,t
-, ~ '''' ~ "'o"'U" I" t"e HVhi'c
assertion that there il vacancy In the Canal
Auditors onice, and his nominee for the place.
Nr scl,,t . .....,t...... A.. .,,--,.--- -,
W. S.''"'', T. continue 10 uischarre inc uuues.
An eHort is To DO m ide tomorrow to bring
things to a focus by n resolution. d,rected In
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e'' "ssei'''4 '''' '"7'o -
vacancy in the Office Of Canal Auditor. and In
uuirinp whether he Ia n,yino drafts fro,u that
on,.o ara a., III, - M, ,,. +, 49,.
Nv "',u " ""oso "ruer' INC opJecU Is uh-
lion as TO whether Mr. Schuvlcr IL IN discbarce
81. 49,. T., 81, =, ~ -
.uo uu.'es VI Iui OF Auuitor' or whether Mt
lhhScr deputy is doing the real work. II Mr..
Schuvlcr ia a.,inc ,bcn a,o,bo- roeolr,t,r
,.ytiI hc or.rod a., , ,.,n A., ..,.,... ,..,. IL.
~ -. ""'''" :" ieW ua's' sett'ng Iorth that
since the resignation Of Mr.. Thayer and the fail
tire OF tho Sonata To connr,n Nr scnuvior m yo
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cdhcN exists III the ONCE OF canal Auditor' ana
asking Of the Governor whether he intends to
scnd In aro,hcr ,o,,t,,,,on 7, tho o,ou, ,h,,
,'', W ""''"V' "o'"i''''o"' ~ '"c event ''''
Tue uoNcrhorrcpnes mat ne shHll not, or IN case
he does not reply to the resolution within n
rs,.on,l,, ,t,,, ,ho, I, 4. al, a., 7 .,.,.,,,,.a
''a , '"N"'o '.".' ."en =. " sa'u ',e beH,s'a'u'e
VIII pass u hill abntshing the oncc OF Canal
in the Comp,roer's Office. THIS 1t will i've the
power to do, "a u Is not u constitutional ONCE.
lhe new { pitnl Commission have nearly com
nleted their report, and II - TO be sent To the
Legislature In n lew DAYS. IL " said that the
commission estimate thtt II VIII cost ten mtlliOn
dollars more To finish the Capitol In accordance
with the plans, which. added to the six millions
already expended, viii make the total cost six
teen millions uf dollars But with the same
rltin OF increase on the estimate for the future
as IN the past tue cost VIII not be less than
twenty millions.
There was a very slim attendance OF members
in both Houses Tonight.
In the Assembly. Mr.. T Image introduced
another charter for Bro kyn. IL prohibits the
issuing OF bonds for the payment OF local i'm
prOVemeuts. when improvements are decided
upon. estimates OF cost are to be made and the
assessment for the same Is to be levied upon
the tistIict, and when confirmed onc-half the
assessment IL TO he collected. A contract can
then he made, and when the work Is com uletcd
the rest OF the assessment may he collected
The Common Council Is given the power to in
crease or decrease assessments. The Commits
sion Of CITY Works, Police and Excise, and
the acting Presidents being retained. At the
next general election the Presidents OF the
above boards, the CORPORATION e tunsei, Treas
urcr. and Register Of Arrears OF Faxes are TO bc
elected, to take oil e at the expiration Of the
terms Of the present incumbcnts. The salaries
Of the city government are limited q S.AN.OOa
year. The President OF CITY Works. the Comp
| ttuller, and Auditor are To- constitute board
| to open aud award contracts
Mr. Peabody Introduced n resolution which
Is understood to be In u ,rt the carving cut of
the harrain made between MAYOR Mtrknam and
| the Custom Hon. - nj the tiinr a. the police
| Commissioner coup d'ttat. IL directs the Com