The New York herald., 1876-02-11

for the FIRST folio and something less for each
successive publication, would debar every daily
newspaper OF any standing and circulation from maxi
ing a proposal Under the bill Of course the DailH
Register can send IN proposal agreeing publish tho
advertisements few below the legal rates and
Il has probably from the necessities OF the case al
matters stand now greater circulation than any
other obscure daily paper that could afford 10 bid ass
low it can IL viii be almost certain 10 have its pro-
posal accepted This is just the little niger IN the
bill, and the result which will be brought
about II the bill in It's present shape becomeE
law 10 Is doubtless the vHy result intended by the
trainers Of the bill IL Is in order then for the Chair
man OF the Judiciary Committee Mr. Strahan 10 r1sa
and explain why he put In his pocket an mendmena
proposed 70 this bill IN his COMMITTEES giving The award
10 the paper having the largest circulation which would
agree 10 publish the calendars for So 600 year and
why, alter his visit 20 New York last week. the bill
made its appearance IN the committee framed ngenS
CONSERVING AGAINST coxK1ISG
movement has already begun here to kin of the
chances Of Roscoe Conkng obtaining the vote OF tho
New York delegation in the National Republican Con-
yenton. Governor +. d. Morgan is supposed 10 be at
the bottom Of the scheme, and his agents are busy
placing the machinery in order, which, II is hoped
WIN hoist CoukliDg or the track as cear-as a snow
plough and leave the course open for Morgan Tho
singular feature OF the movement IS the an
nouhoement that Colonel Frederick A. Conkling
has linked forces with Mornan to run Roscoe
out OF the race The Colonel is at present Albanys
taxing calm survey OF whole political field He
thinks sun that the liberal republicans hold the ball
hce OF power and that will be for the interest OF
both the great parties present such
oner the most salient points OF attraction whos
for country ia short, he wants nomination for tho
Presidency Of man who knows neither North or
South East or West and who will drop his party gar
ments when be stands IN the White House
SCHUYLER AGAIN
Another debate the Of SCHUYLER as Auditor
arose on the motion OF Woodn TO call up his resolution
asking the Governor signify his intentions m regard
TO the nomination of Schuyler Tor Canal AUDITOR
Bradley, democrat, opposed il and said he would not
consent to a preamble which spoke OF Mr. SCHUYLER as
usurper Rogers asked, If Schuyler appointed for
the balance Of Thayer's term why did the' Governor
SiarbuCk
that when the Governor appointed Mr. Schuyler all the
functions of Mr. Thayer as Auditor ceased Rogers IN
sisted that Schuyler had right to discharge tho
duties Of the office than he tStarbuck) Starbuck
torted that the minority satisfied to rest upon he
hold IT, Rogers answered that he thought the peo-
pie would look differently ut the matter Alter some
further talk the resolution with slight verbal amend
SCHOOLS AND sEcrARASIsm
The Assembly Committee on Education, or which
Carroll Il. Smith is chairman, have had quite long
consultation the concurrent resolutions proposing
an amendment TO the constitution providing that
neither the money of the State of any county Of any
municipality in the state, should be loaned
given TO any school or institution under denomina-
tional or secaran control In the committed on mo-
ton of Mr.. Tabor, OF Erie (democratl an amendment
has been added to the resolutions providing that tho
prohibition shall not extend TO the schools where the
Schenectady, and Brown, OF Niagara trepublicans),
voted for the amendment and Smith (republoanl and
Halliday democrap against Whether Mr. Smith wl
consent to report the resolution thus amended yet
matter Of doubt but the next meeting OF the COM
mltIec IL Will De decided dehnit0Y whether they shall
be reported as changed II is believed that Mr. Tabor,
democrat, succeeded IN tacking TO the resou-
tions flyer that will seriously embarrass possibly d.
VIDE the republicans on the resolutions when they como
to DO voted on
RIFLE PRACTICE
The report of the Inspector General Of Rife Practice
was received and made public to-day by Aduiant Gem
eral Townsend The most important parts Of it were
published exclusively in the HERALD on onday last
LEGISLATIVE NOTES
Senator Gerard ielt as If thunderbolt had hit him
when Woodin TINS morning reported back adversely
the bill TO make employees of the government Of New
York reside within the limits OF the city. Gerard
pleaded respite for the bill, which graclousv
Sranted, and was tendery laid on the dssectingl
table.
TO meet such OF nhumanty TO children IA
that OF "Prnce Leo and the recurring instances
OF Italian children who ard literally sola appren-
tced out TO gymnasts stroing players the bcnevo-
lent Booth introduced bill making IL a penalty Of hnd
Imprisonment for parents dispose Of their chill
dren who are under sixteen years OF age in the man
ncr Indicated.
To enable persons who arc Jointly indicted for trial
to become witnesses for each other is the novel purpose
VI a bill introduced by Senator Starbuck.
Future generations Of travellers within the limits on
New Iork State viii bless the name OF Senator Cole,
who fearlessly came TO the front to-day with bill
making II a penalty Of $50 Imprisonment for rail-
road porters who treat Saratoga trunks with the
reckless disregard OF consequences that they would
bale OF hay The Nemesis OF baggage smasners is al
length at hand.
Princes bill, amending the law last year prohibit
ing the throwing OF ashes and garbage IN The waters OF
Long Island Sound, and making the offenders amenabla
10 trial In the Supreme Court Of the district IN place
OF the County Courts OF Westchester and Queens,
passed the Senate.
The bill appointing a commission 10 investigate tho
State prisons, with amendment including the Ell
mira Reiormatory, ordered 20 third reading
In informal caucus Of republican Senators last
evening, though nothing was done enough was said tn
indicate that there asucient number OF republican
Senators in favor OF Southworth TO his oonrma-
tion as Judge OF the Supreme Court