The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-08
MONDAY MONT IN ALBdNY.
Tho Republicans Promising an Apportion.
ment nIn-Tho Omnibus Nhnrtcr.

ALBANY. May There was an unusually
full attendance In both Houses for Monday
evening. In the Senate unimportant measures
were disposed of in Committee Of the Whole
In the Assembly tho usual confusion prevailed
but considerable business was done.
Senator Woodin tonight told mo that he had
no doubt that an apportonment bill would be
ready this week. and pressed to an early con-
sidcration. In reply TO aqucstion rs TO whether
it would be passed in time TO give the Governor
ten days in which to veto or sign it. he said he
had no fears Of the Governors vctoing the bill
which would be framed by the committee. 1t is
certain that Now York will I've given seven sena-
tors, and probably twenty Two or twenty six AS
semhymcn.
unless an apportionincnt bill was presenied by
the committee within n few days he should OBJ
Ject to any attempt To put forward any legisa-
ton He said he did not intend TO allow mcm-
beers TO gallop their measures through and again
adjourn without making an superintendent. A
rumor. which | give for what II is worth. is in
circulation tonight that the majority intend to
pass an Appropriation bill and then take "A re-
cess until the middle Of next November. ASSUME
ing that the Governor cannot call them together
in extra session.
Tho rumor that tho Governor had intimatcd
that he should veto the Brooklyn salary bill IL
without foundation. II was started rs n rider
g. the rumor that he will veto the Omnibus bill.
Tho Governor has not indicated his views upon
That measure. II IL understood however. that
he Is DESTROYS Of knowing what the people Of
the city THINK ui the bill. Tho bill is to be uD
for final action i'm the Senate to- morrow. There
viii not Doe a conference committee upon II. as
rs friends are determined that it shall not 10
buck to the Assembly.
The Conference Committee on the New York
Finance bill is To- rcportto-morrOw. Mr. Woodin
will dissent from the amendment prohibitin,
the Bourd Of Apporiionment from regulating
the salaries of police officers. fr"m"n ana
school teachers and will make an effort 10 hay"
! the exception removed 10y the Senate. in which
he Will very likely succeed He tried to COM
promise with Morrissey 10y agreeing Ia except
| the salaries Of school teachers. hat was unsue-
c,ssful. as Murri-sey insisted upon excepting
! them all. There will have To- be a now Confer
! cnce Comm ttr" on this point. and no doubt IL
! vii BE- made upsp a. not to include Morri-scy.
! Mitchell. flockr. Strahan, and Cursa VINO stuck
! hJ the uremcn. police officers and school teach
| crs.
Tho Woolin Investigation committee viii not
report until thc.luti a. part of the week, uni ~
/ the testimony L. sooner printed, Whlou iS moi
probable. II is conceded that the committee
/ will max" unanimous report generating Sen
utor MoOdln.
! Mrssr-. Patterson. Hi. Austin, Abbott. Win
! gutr. aud tundarc. a committee Of lawyers re- ~
r,-leuting the lar Of New York. pres Nnted to- the
] Log -'uiuro tlis evening tine resolutions adopt
! ed az % meeting Of lawyers In that city. Ealing
! flr some relief from the confusion into whic
! the proi'- ion las baen thrown ly the adoption
] of the tpio of Remedial Justice.
| In the Senate. Mr.. Gerard introduced n bill
| susr"n Ting tho action ~ the Code until the Is
| ~ May ls7S Mr.. Hustled introduced "a concur
! rent solution directing An inquiry To- be- mad
| aiv.-abiliy ~ abandoning the Clinton STATE
! Prison m "rDi nE "a new on" upon ward
! Island. Tue r. solution SAYS That the prison a
] ID nnNlnNId l- 10 -f. TO tax ullu the state unt
/ Du Narl. island -uital,ie Tor a prison WIFI ,.ul
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