The New York herald., 1876-03-15
THE PARK BILL AGAIN.
Governor Tilden and His
Policy Defended.
THE FIRST VETO OF THE SESSION
Meeting Of the State Central
Committee.

tomorrow to appoint place Tor holding the State
Convection to select delegates for the National Con-
vention and to attempt the task of closing
up the assure IN the democratic party that
runs from a point Northwest to Southeast
the State II will be easy work enough select the
city where the Convention to be held but will take
degree OF skill and tact to which democratic
managers appear to be strangers TO settle tho other
point IL will hardly be done in day. and it is
remote likelihood that it may tail of being done all
II there be any man TO whom the question
gives sleepess anxiety is His Excellcncy Governor
Tilden Ho has every to fear that IL the State
Central Committee breaks down the of cement
ing divided parts Of the democracy his hopes
the Presidency are seriously ieopardizcd. Demo-
Gratis here this evening willing to admit
that unless union is brought about between Tam
many and anti-Tammany factions the State will
20 republican in the fall II is understood
that Tldcn desires have the Convention held at an
sary date, and those democrats out of humor with
hs Governor and insist upon late Convention Late
early, however, unless provision Is made for har
mony, the Convention may begin and end in
uproar The Anti-Tammanyites at this
tire are not half bitterly opposed to
Kelly as to Tilden the latter they attribute their
humatng repulse from the doors Of the last Syracuse
Convention Kelly is reported to be at oggerheads
with Tilden on the question of reorganization of the
Executive Committee of the Central Committee
The former is given credit Tor disposi
hon to meet the demands of the anti
Tildcn in friendly spirit and have
sonciation secured at any Tilden would like to
make OF delegation pledged to him in the
National Convention. Kelly wants pledge, pro-
vided he get the Anti-Tammany party to come
back to the Wigwam Some Of the Western delegates
who have just arrived express their ignorance of
any Q project being foot other than that
naming place and time for the Convention. 1t is be-
cved that the middle of April and the city of Albany
will be decided on Mr.. Miliman, delegate
rom Rensselaer,, says he knew a
me when the democracy were lighting
among themselves but when the day OF thcy
we're generally found shoulder to shoulder He admits
1t is possible the warning sections in New York may
keep asunder, but the country democrats don't under
stand the quarrel, and do nothing to settle it,
This must be done by themselves.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
The bill repeal the of 1869 providing assess
may the city of New York not moro than
half the total of the street improvements above
Fourteenth street, passed this evening the
ate.
LEGISLATION FOR WOMEN
The bill to enable married women to hold the same
privileges single women or widows to make notes
or enter responsible for business contracts
OF any kind, alter long debate in the Senate
jected.
number OF New York politicians arrived this even
mg among them James J. O'Donohue aud a delegation
70 the pardon of Michael Murphy, convicted of
lhe Rockand murder, evidence decmed untrust-
worthy.
A YKw LIQUOR LAW
There quite lively debate to-day over the Hep
toxicating liquors The bill as amended and ordered
20 n third reading reads ioows:-
sEcroS Iwhoevor himself or By his clerk,
any Intoxicating liquors. wine, ale OF Deer with the
hereafter may permit the granting Of license to
srst oGtanins license therefor as provided BY lawn or
as n e Ss the sS@dVns @ %c,a0 of Se
a @ and costs S suit serso SG essn a offence ss and
Oned in the county jail pententary not less than
S s ass ss each additional ocnSs aT
conviction had SIo with costs Of SUI suit and IN deant 9f
enar not less than sixty days more than six months
sEc 2wheneve, il shall appear by proof otherwise.
IN any a for traicsns IN selling Sr exposing Tor sale or
rr beer without first having obtained valid
license ~SsS So obSd Sst any Se
Ses soa o s"e Or or SO given
shall be primo se Evidence that such substance
sKc Whenever any conviction Is had Tn accordance
shall and pay the excise board person
sssd. .ush sun as many be- ca%isiss to dciTSy
or sS S a e EH PSsa sss
but not exceeding onehsf the amount recovered The
law q 'he ety. ioTn or, S5 village wherein such
sseS excise board to prosecute for any penalty or
penalties incurred It's Jurisdiction within ten days after
Of any violation Of law whereby any penalty penal
witnesses. The dePositSs Of such notice prop,
he post occ shall Dc Ssma s evidence Of thS
.cSeP, O. such 6 noe & As gcs ssp dIy Il no
State posec Its in the name OF such excise board for
ssc Nothing herein contained shall be held or
ee bs order OF court under to impair
affect suit suits now pending for the recovery Of
Meet any indictment complaint criminal prosecution
,ndst may procsd and adgment sO9vicon and
punishment be had as f this act had not passed And all
ave that when there shall Be suit prosesq;
SS~o S% 'p been amy incurred Sy the provisions & this
10 recover penalty offence But nothing in
this ss, 5 ss d o bs se ., %
10 suppress intempersnee, pauperism and crime"
WHAT NEW YORK WANT.
Mr. Hoffman introduced another excise bill which
will provide tho license fees for the sale OF liquors.
wine, ale beer shall not be less than s25 nor more
than $50 when sold in quantities less than i've gaons
that hotels and lodging houses having more
lhau 100 rooms shall pay 500 In case tho Board Of
Excise refuse to grant license he can appeal
% the County Court and II be then proves that he
,ugh not to be deprived Of the privilege 10 sell liquor
.hc commissioners shall obey the order, 70 grant
ann license The appointment OF an excise
Common Council THIS bill was brough. here from
New York by committee Of liquor dealers OF New
be made to have It substituted Tor the Hepburn bull
when goes 10 the Senate least TO have the ica
lures above alluded 20 added to It amendment
AFTER SURROGATE.
The following resolution, offered IN the Assembly By
hr kilan, and which won't under the rules, Will,
LIS sad, make things lively In the Surrogate's Otice
when passed.
Resolved, That the Surrogate Of county and
ne s hereby required TO this House within
from this date the Of all persons appointed by
the surrogates Court Ia said county by the er pare
order Of said Surrogate his predecessor once
ecto auditors, referees receivers
January, 1870, TO the date ot his report.
THR CIVIL JrsrrcE nfLL
Some interest Is likely TO be awakened in few DAYS
regarding the bill IN relation 10 the Civil Justices courts
which reported from the Committee on Cities as a
substitute for the bill introduced by Mr. Campbell Of
New York. This bill s "reformn measure and is
nominalY in charge Of Mr.. Peabody. and a hrlef