New-York tribune., 1876-06-03
THE wooDrY CHARTER VETOED.
GOV TIIpE,'s REAsONs-BIlIs SIGNED YrsTEEpA
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GOV. TIIDE,'s RTAsONS-BIIIs SIGNED YESTERDAY
MEASURES ArFfCuSG BEooRIYN.
The 80 days allowed the Governor for his
approval 81 bills passed by the recent Lersa-
trre having eXpod yesterday, Coy. Tld,n dspused Of
those remaining hands by sending the bills signed
he ofcc Secretary Of state In Albany; memo
randa Of the signed bills and his were
also the place. The following l. the memo
randuin the veto OF the Woodin Charter
bin:
Senate b No e9l entitled AN act relating To the
cal goy uucnt ui the city Of York Not GDtTocch
THIS bin contains many useful AMI valuable provisions
it so contains some provisions which are experimental
and TOO absolute aud rilid FOR the rracic working OF
administration, aud which are likely o. introduce con
fusion when instantly Imposed ufi conn ca'c existing
system without time or adaptation or assmilaou The
h on the ~ It's passage was subjected 10 mirrpol
Is the claus" which attempts tOi pose the city bur
den Of probably. million and quarter of dollars In
10 the Object Of the bi a. PRESSED in its title IL
deemed TO be uncorsututOnd aud void, while
have secured It's insertion. it siil remains
an insurmountabe Onst1clc 10 Executive sanction
10 was added without consideration ny the legislature,
1iu ,c,i m @ ~ tc moi. NH ,is and 0tbrr oiection
able clauses are Instances Of legislative og-rong bad
-, 80 ,,y y, sr1cerd Tho uolcv OF he CInstuton re-
gnirc. mat such provisions should bo measures
aud should be submitted to tho mdcpcndent Judgment OF
equity of the parties Ia be benefited. rellcf
should sought It's merits Another provision
fraudulent. irregular. or Illegal contracts
the whole, while regrctmg 10 lose The useful parts
Of the bil am unwilling for the sake OF The temporary
advantages Of them before the subject can again he acted
upon. to impose It's "Nacioh or 10 incur tuc sk Oh con
fusion in the actual conduct of the puohc business OF the
metropolis.
Toe Governor has also vetoed tho Brooklyn Charities
bill the message being of considerable length and
bracng extensive quotations from former Executive
messages. II discusses the subject OF the admin
istration of public charities at length. Among
the bills signed yesterday by the Governor
Is the Brooklyn shcria's bill, which Gov. Tden was at
first disposed to veto, but after further consideration
is stated. he became convinced that majority Of the
lawyers Of the county In favor OF IT, and upon tine
principle that a law which reduces the expenses Of m
gants II Just signed 1t. Following is list OF the bills
signed by him yesterday
Senate B 9An act in relation TO the Great Western
senate Ih No 07-An set TO establish state Board OF
Andit and 70 dsgne IT. powes ana duties ,ao y, o
ls7i itlc An act TO iac tate the rcorganiZa
ton sold under mortgage and providing for the
Asscmby B No J1sItn act supplemental 10 tne ast en-
assembly i No 57-An relative the dissolution Of
As-mJy Bin No l3oAn act 10 release 10 Mary IT, IIa
stead certain real estate and personal property In the C Oh
Assembly BIN printed-An act relating to the expenses
Assembly IIn NO 3s2-An 10 amend an act entitled AN
act To incorporate the city OF CJhoe passed May 10 1863,
AMI acts amendatory thereof -
the payment ards made by the canal Appraiser, and ex
peses attending ths ,as anu Py iIi @ =, o 1 % NV @ r
maiudcr approved. -
Assembly Bi J6-An act 10 provide for further sup
ply pure and .holcsome water or inc l"ontyf and
Twenty Ward, Oi The City col, ,Ne"-l ORR.
Assembly l pH ItcdAn act 10 amend chapter ob OF the
Laws entitled An act to provide further supply of
pure wholesome wafer for the city Of New York
Assembly B No 3sOAn act Ia amend the charter OF the
American Institute OF the Clty Of New.lork.
2SO-An act ia relation TO HivefsdeaN%
aud Para IN the CITY OF Nrw.lurk.
Assembly Bll No 10 act to provide Tor the audlt anu
payment claims TepaTa painting labor aud olher mel
dental matters public scnoO buildings Incurred
during the 1869 1870 1871 and 1872 by the trustees
III the Cliy new
YORK, and 40 pTOyde means therefor. .o, -
Assembly bi 3J1-An to amend chapter tO ~ the
Laws lS7i entitled AN To provide Or the surveying,
ayme ntneuf cer,ain ortlons OF the Ciy
and County and to proNie means therefor
Assembly B No 33JAn act to amend chapter 10 Oi the
laws 1874 entitled An act % provide Tor lhe lhcorp0i
u companies to construct plank roads ad oi companies
TO construct turnpike roads, pdss'd May 4 1917.
The Governors private secretary, Mr. stebbns went
to Albany yesterday afternoon with these bills Thirty
four bills left unsigned among which the Peabody
bill relating district courts, which not approved,
as Gov Tilden considered IL unconstitutional Since the
adjournment Of the Legislature Gov. Tiden has disposed
about 275 bills many of which long and compli-
Gated. and Ia the subjects OF considerable