The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-09
BrSY TINES IN ALBANY.
.u srytTE PUSHING IT'S FIGHT
WIrH THE GOVERN0R.

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ALBANY, fto' g. INV '''
evidently de'erm'neu 10 s"oAe ou. W
amor. rhey ARE annoyed " the nu'"erenoe
With which he treats their reJec'ou VI '"o
.ooInatian Of SCHUYLER To he Vanal Nuui'"r'
Ho' ,.., t,,ertion 10 keen SCHUYLER there
end MS l'''' ,,- -. H. o,ouod A. tho
sotw tAstahdlhk' i"'l nv ~ II,
..,.isi.ury with which he insists ufon sehdlhg
v''..,,.s ~ perocra,s to oil any vacancy
N "e u'" 49,. .a,otr,,,, porysr and thev
vbers he mas the app"'"""H p -
nr,, confirm. hey argue that the Governor
p". .,.c,,o tho .,tuotion and give the
eueht '" Ie''N"'" a. ,.--'-.....,. =
n.pubcans a share OF the epoiis' inasmuch as
-. se, 4. mas as much to say about the mp
....,e Tho question Ia TO whether
polhtme" " -, III, Au,t,or 10 ,.,o
mats b0thcrng them not little. and various
80 80, 100, To test IT, Ifit WAS not for
schemes "re "" WV ,,ass ,,o,, Ill,
fear Of the Cove IN " sNelo uoV'''c~S '"eN ""ui"
aeon mass A bill abolisning the office entirely.
WV - -, ia. claimant A bitter feel.
and thus i'' r'u O, w" 10 r,r,,,t, .a,n,,,',
Ing Against the Governor Is rap'uIy gaming
.o,,rd .rong the Il publicans and IL Is not
s'''n .,.. 3D., r.rtv ,.h will soon be an
knprohAOle tha' "V '"' ~,
pned in caucgs to those hepu"lc ms VINO SUN
svasb.pketine to hunt with the Governor in
hNe ""'" 49,, ,,,, ,t,,. ,,,n oh a.,, A.,
bis cry FOR ref 'rn ana tna' 'neS WIN Gu s'Gc III
,orI ph hux ulun Uncle Sammys works. No
A., r,t +, Welding on the part Of the G owe rnur
,,,y of Give and tike I'm the distribution
An, n,tfona.c Will vert it.
hto' pa ''"'-' "'' ..,,..,'.,,.. 800.
TnAT room COMMISSION AGAIN.
The Assembly, resolution requiring the Gov
hho' VA ~ 80
W the Legislature "ithh ten Gays gave rise
IN the Senate To- a renewal Of the discussion
sbnut te merits uf that commission nd its
node VI action. SIR ST rbdck disappr wed n
she resolution. and thought 1t might prejudice
m. puilic service 20 order tho commission per
smni,rilS To- rcrort within certain day. II
nfrht ne nm possible to finish the printing - the
sss-i'nont py that iitre' lie WIS sure the com.
ui.si II " ,uid report at their earliest con-
sentence. and intimHted that they were nearly
ready now. and he believed were engaged IN
reaItuc a., fn / proof sheets
Sir. McCartny relieved that the commission
did not cc@ire to report t. the Legislature In
time to ENABLE IL To take any action on canal r.
Sorm
that the rommis.ion had anNtninr To CONCEAL,
or Iad any desire TO DELAY the report
~ Wnodtn a. th"t the cprmn,is. ior had
,aksn upon Nh am selves without my auih1rit ~
10 gel their report with the Testimony prinfei
Il was their duty TO n We reported To- tue l. ii :.
tur, whether n should be prlntel
Mr. Starbuck rephcd that their report n pre-
septed In mnnusrript must h.ve been 40 bulky
rs to cucumber Tive desks Tho cost Of print
ING h been T. Ken out OF tne appr9l ration
, ~ WV , ~, Ua w ~
III n"seIs Up."seu nuv pass * VI tne ,csoiu,
~, p.v'cIiInk y" W. a ~ , S',s 20 s"c
w ,tpuIt uitnt nov oe iOE'nVoi'i M
80 ~ "''''o" =" was i"'' '''''
Mr. woodtn offered his resolution printed in
,o-dav's St,S c.il'nS on Inc Gov.r,,nr ~ q .
~h.tnar hn tptapood 70 .apd in ppv fb.r ,,t,.,
foI Audifof 10 Mi The vacancy caused bt The
,s.,n.tion ~ rna,ar This NV, 80 ~, ,,,,,, b -
rrnf,r,"I discmssion Messrs :, ar,', MA
u sn1 Cersrd talinr- me groun mr. n Wa
sot nrnner ar resnectf1l 10 ask Inc Govern n Tor
k,s int.n Ginn- IL was .no,i,6 Tor the Senate 1,
consider his ac swh"n tney were done.
NJ, " nndtn m"intatned i'm II vs. ver, i'm,
,opan, tbat the .stt"n ''' b. setil,d ne in
si,e, snS', ir hs,, agai ri,tt isct AMI
No. eit.r n.in, rei@St 4 bv RI. : NJ "
VI Il. le,pI n'lnt was discusset nj preot leno,b
md was ended by MIR Wo a m moving to Inv ma
hi, other res, luton calm, 1uon the ire -iir.,
20 inf,rm Inc senate y,i.th.r he nd paid any
drafts drawn bv SCHUYLER ~ Auditor, and II Sc,
70 10 IN sn1 N ~nat a,nnunts; Aiter orei
S,uat,I ~ X ~, IL 1, oin t,,e ouuVin ny I'M
49, hY tha ro r t,,
voen 1919 W Wy ~ W.. ~ a,' n,n'
b.IuIs ~ hnu a NvIu!c. IA SIlulllnl otses. JuuEe
nouen'1"', s"u uuau nne i, u,uSt We W. rs J.
E'S ~ Jury a. ue."ivlc useu ~ u rem, an ~
tio,"tr .t ne taiu uns S"u', ~ % A.le -
20 "a, ,,sty i,or erd ,his 49,
800 ". s,', " '"eif ~ GUY V' IN :
St,tn 80 80, a., tt,s rn, ,i,,',i =, '' ''E"'
"Hu0@' " 0n'"S' '" t"e '"'s'''"'' IL
THE GERMANS AGITATED.
The raising bv tue police Authorities Of New
York of n fofgotten law passed in lsir, prnhlnit.
ing the sale 81 liquors in any place OF an use.
mem, has SUR ed 40 the Germans who keen beer
sardens and other places of innocent muse.
ment. They say their usiuess viii he rum II
lager with Die " CIT am Rhien" aud
"a. ir variety shows The low was passed orgi
nHllN 10 abolish the pretty wal ef girls IN con-
cert saloons, and had the desired effect, rem ain
ing dead letter since.
Mr. EnRehardt ,o-day introduced a hill "a
amend tire law OF 1877 So as to N axe It uni wfu
for any place of amusement to employ ur Ter
init women or girls to wait upon their customers
In any manner or furnish refreshments TO tbeii
audience.
At length Mr.. Strahan, on behalf OF the judi
siary Committee, nas put In his resolution ask
ing Tor power to SEND for persons aud y pers in
the inv stIgation as To what part the LOBBY had
In getting etriking resolution before the As
ssmbly lest mon h. and as to whether any fur.
tber u sasures should be taken by the II use to
Investigate the lOOuy.
Rrnrctxc TIM crvrr coryrs
80
1here was long nearing to-day before the
Assembly committee on Cites on the bill 10
reduce the ClFl District courts ana abolish the
perks and sten graphcrs connected W IN tncil.
mr.. Edward fltch, who said he nppeareu IN
eehhlf OF The Council OF Political Reform, smoke
N favor of the MI, ylng that neatly all the
subordinate positions IN these courts were
slDecures. mere might be perhaps "A necessity
tor one clerk, bat al the duties OF tho numerous
assistants could DC disch frged 10y superdnnuated
pohcemen, rs provided IN the MI. As Tor
stenosraphers II was very seldom their services
were needed,
MI a. " Cole said that in 1874. according 70
ths records, the number OF appeals taken from
hese courts was Isl. lhess courts frequently
eat ron IN the morning until in the even
hg' aud he showed the stenog aphers notes
iAkrn ~ the sesslon OF the sixth District Court