New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-16

such principles State prisons ought 10 he conducted
He believed that the people Of the State wero looking
forward to the time when the prisons would be con-
ducted business principles and free from politics
as the Controllers Office IL conducted, your bankers
your grocers" When that day arrived the Legislature
would no longer hear the wall Of the taxpayer.
to 81 The bill was subsequently passed by unaniuous
v0te-lO2 IN the affirmative and none In the negative
Mr. Avord voted for the bill Following is the bill as
Az ACT in relation to the Superintendent, of state Psops
Senate assembly 10 enact a. follows:
an annual s aa o 81 Of S.vss s 's sa the
treasurer tho OF Controller and addition
PAID
same by lis o at he sd With q the
, E. bur shall exceed in
SEC Within ten days IRON the time Of notice Of his ap.
oath Of Office prescribed by the Constitution and
in s cGs Of the Secretary Of stale and 81 be n al
o. the first part the Revised statutes as far as the
s o Tan n a5 s1 pe ssS
wn sS TS tor sfss 10 81 OF the c
&c g appolntment shall be made in of the prisons
OF s sns on 9n
ment and any Violation Of rule shall be sufficient
Tor lhe rem3y al from Office OF the superintendent
Tnerc was also long debate the bl appropriat
Ing $4,000 for the completion OF the the chief
speeches being made by Mr.. Hustled and Mr.. AlvOrd
Nj Avord opp sed all further appropriations for the
purpose She ground that the work had already cost
thai III time OF economy there should be no unneces
sary expenditures. Mr.. Hustled made very strong
argument III favor OF the granting Of the appropriation
but before action could taken the hour adjournment
WAS reached Mr. iiuStei presented the Appropriation
made especial! order for Tuesday next Senator Morris
y iesoIutlcl ihslrucn the Committees on Citlcs OF
the Senate and Assembly 10 meet IN joint session and
draw M one bill concerning the government Of New
York from the mass Of bills ON the same subject already
The senate passed to-day by q unanimous vote and
without debate senator Wo0dns bill reducing the salary
IA m gln kakV-N nry "a An
his bill cutting on the fees OF the coroners OF NewY0rk
and reducing their number from iourto three Senator
aIbuck introduced bill providing that any policy
hereafter issued Hsurng any buildings or real property
situated in thus State against loss damage by e the
for which recovery may be had shall exceed
thrcc-fourhs part Of ltho ascorained and adjndgcd
value OF the property destroyed or damage sustained"
The act take effect May l. 1877 Senator
Woodns bill putting the Register OF ewlork City on
ment of Senator GeTards raising the salary named in
the bill from $4,000 tn $4,000 was adopted. Senator
Woodn stated that the fees Of the Office many of wch
were Illegally imposed, amounted to $4,000 year.
Upon most OF the Senators from New-fork expressing
WoOdn moved that the bill be- progressed. aud the mo
Mr. Wacstafi offered the following:
Reolred II the Assembly that Article OF the Con
stiution be amended by the ADDITION the following
SEXTON =; The schools shall be maintained
for the instruction in branches educatoa
in such schools Of all persons IN g state betyen inc ages
Neither Inc money property credit Of the state OF
loaned leased Otherwise applied the .uppcr aid
any school, or instruction. under the control or In charge o.
church. sect denomination. religious ciety TO-
aid 81 instruction. TO- or IA ad o any school or
all. and subject Il the
supervision Of and in conformity TO the regulations Of the
public school authorizes This section shall not prohibit the
Legislature making such for the education o.
the bind the deaf AMI dumb aud juvenile denIuels as IL
such tducdOn not De
Institutions which Instruction gwen peculiar 10 any
church. creed denomination religious society
shall Ills section apply TO or AFFECT University I'm.
dowmeIt Fund hitherto pledged and appropriated.
ReOired IL the Assembly concur, that tho foregoing amend
referred the Legislature chosen al the next
election Of that conformity with
months previous to t e time OF such election.
The resolution was tabled.