The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-25
LAWMAKING FOR NEW YORK
UH.iT MN rROB iBLY HE DONE UITf
YHE OUNfBEs tHfRTIH.
Its Friends Conndrrt Mr.. Cowdin'- rrchir-
ton had for uribc rnIer~ The P""i biii
Removing the capitol 20 New York cay.

Nemo,ing the Capitol 20 New York city.
ALBANY. April %. All hands are Mt sea rs
to the probable fate of TIA" Omnibus Char.cr. Il
is noticeable, however that its friends appear
to feel quito comfortable over the situation.
They prophecy that 1t will crtainly pass. and
70 to the Governor. in the words Of Mr. Norris
scy. IA clean as II VIII stlc. and free from Jobs
and Objectionable fenturcs." II is certain that
its oppon' nts were surprised and chngrncd ut
the success Of Mr.. Fish last night in applying
the gag law TO them. and the control he seemed
TO have over his party upon the question Ru
mors had been freely circulated that several
Republicans would not vote for the hhl as it
stood. hut when the test question OF ordering IT
TO a third reading came. one of that party voted
mo" and that wis Mr.. Elliot {. Cowdin
WHO WAS one OF the principals engaged In franz
ing the hill. and who Mt the OPENING Of the sea-
sion. took great pains TO announce that nc came
here not Ms Il partisan, but in the interest "
reform and rctrcnchmcnt In the city of New
York and everywhere else. or course Mr.. Cow
din took the precaution to say that his only rea-
son Tor 40 voting was beca,use the hill wiped out
the Dock Department. of which institution he
seems Ia be- about the only champion that is left
in the Legislature. and for which he is perfectly
willing To sacrifice nl the rest Of the bill.
Notwithstanding he took the pains to declare
that he hrrtily approved of 1t. The oppo-
ncnts Of the charter are very much delighted
over the disafTcction Of Mr.. Cowdin. and. rs one
Of them said to-day. he will b. good man for
others 10 point 10 when they vote against its
final passage for an explanation Of their vote.
Tho highly rcspo ;ahl" skirts Of Mr.. Cuwdins
reputation are expected To drag some other mcn
safely through the muddy transactions yet TO
come.
OF course it Is not dcsirnnd t. pass the hill in
IN" form N which II now stands. Among the
llHl Ntt Ia
Tor a tn ri reading VIII be- the reducing of the
Police Board to two members. "a Pros ld"nt and
Secretary. Tho excise bus ness VIII also hc
taken out Of the Police Department. and u
siuslo-hradrd ENcise Commission viii be
Lirtnsr and Permit Bureau VIII be- restored to
tl. Mayor MIR. Cow I'm VIII also MAXI an
cl'rttO huldol" ia, II llse into sivi Oh. DorA
y phttmrut. nut II IL N'rN quest onair VII 'thrr
h. Will hc suc.' sSlul. Tho bli can b pus-,d
without tie vote oi Mr.. Cuwiin 4 necessary.
Uul, - arguments more a ilr isr than talk are
u-ti 90 defeat IL. \ prominent gentleman snli
t1-.iat That b" knew that money had been riSi'l
IN y ~ York to driont ia, hiIl hiR nS vet thr
cts. and were gong to k"'p i ia RE- uniil COM
YIN 'cd that they could not kiu 1t with talk. |
luN" 4 on good authority tuat 20 prominent
State oiii iul ha. employed d ,lc ,'tiNr 90 Nnf.h
matters al@'lt tn' l'g.isiutur" from noN until
t.e cln., oi IA" sr-s on. ANA u any attempt 10
t-e money Is made upon TINS or any other
inHl-urr there " u very Likely Do ana .i.AH -'Il.l-
i,ou Wnirnw.. u r.n ont bet, r than the Nooiin-
Tvs sei lnyr-i -ilguflnn pr mis = t. do.
Mncn thr Pool hi ran. up for q thirl road
IN m IA, S'n' 'n,ny Nr, 1 "'s moyf 10
hill ~ 20 exempt uli lnrvrIorat" rncc courses
from ~ operation. "a. ulli. h' ,-uid wvnli d',
rwy nt III, sr r., ''cS ,r %, ,' Sr,' ana
f'Nu - iuc Nhiu' "I r.. H,rs'H "l-lhlrHS.
Mr, M"rr'~H,y salh 'hht No SrIhtYI hai NJ
uu inlrI - IN 'ir ''', .s ~ ~ % il,.u. ~, ." M @ i,n
Tn" exp trirn'c of pool selling upon the election
last TALL hai induced the people tJ demand that
sn1un tn rh1 {iIS S, Tis a. ,nHt , ,ne
that pool selling SHOULD b" prohibited
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.u,.'l it" ,,a,s n ini.htiu, hars.iiht Nnrrnr,
r.on- bo + h..n n.nI tn ,i.fnltI .,uI h, ,inr'',
for.. lulel tho Jacoi- would " thdr,w hi- nlo-
.,,,,.. If ts rr'ti-,n,- i.t he ,.uiI nnt , fr ~
,ornl th,. Mi. an. H., S.nat WIS ryiianil H..
f.rrtf.l l., -4 f il was ,l,i,. sod 10 uny nt-
tafnpt ia ,leliyaf n. H. believed that her.-
mir when he puhll. euile to s..o IN" WORKING
"ri.' INV ana tu. in.n-t'e.it lid' thoV w",ll
,,fl,. g. iit, Legislature ni ltSk fnr Tie removal
~ t',. r. .tr'lti,,u rom r.t,e tracks M l.,st
Nf e,i1. turil r. Il = .t-s On ,,rli.it,'l lv ns
to th. ,r m t1 lfiimidato Snuntnr- hy MI ny
NOUS e,lrrs~porl,i,.. and n.vS l,atrr attacks
oi ,i' l,ll ,y,- t,,. 4 i,ll il. S'n,,i ~ ,r "a,
y",'it.. fer II rX.,tt MIR N,rri--,.v WHO Has *,
rr-,d hy the S.untr ir,m ,ot.n- on tu" ground
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eTh,- mnti.r ~ DISPOSED of Mr. Harris
cai.I Wn tba Sun7h h,u pnA' Nj Wn,'aa n
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cau-r The Sonat had rrius II 10 mako an nppro.
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and prup"r thins a. do. After n long drL1i,.