New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE OMNIBUS BILL.
A VETO MESSAGE TO BE PRESENTED To-DAY-soMF
OF THE GOvERNoRs OBJECTIONS.

A VETO MESSAGE TO BE PRESENTED To-DAY-SOME
OF THE GOvERNOR's OBJECTIONS.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF e rRIBuHEl
ALBANY. May 1.-THE ears of the Demo-
cratic legislator NewYoTk were not charmed TO-
night with the voice of the Republican clerk of the Sen
ate reading the Governors veto of the Omnibus Dill In
fact at the moment when clerk would nave been in
the middle of the message the Democratic legsatorwas
using his eyes busy upon section OF the state Const
tuition and scanning dates upon the supply b!and WOul1
not listen to anybody This sudden transfer OF interest
from deeds to documents was owing to an apparently
heartess motion by Senator Woodn, upon the Senate
rcassembling to hold evening session There was
very sranty attendance of Senators when Leut.Gov.
Dorshcimer called the members to orders but inst outside
the circle of Senator's stood David c. EobnsOn the
Governors Secretary, with bulky BILL and printed
document with blue Scarcely had the Lieutenant
Governors mallet dropped than Senator Woodln aitcr
saving that there were very few Senators present wea
very important bill to be discusscd-the hpportion-
meat bl!I-moyed that the Senate adjourn. look OF
amazcment passed the faces OF the Democratic Sena
tors and a thr0ng OF Democratic AssCmbymcn, headed
by AIr. spinola who had just entered the chamber
loudly expressing their joy at the approaching feast sd
denly ceased talking. As the names OF the few Demo
cratic Senators present called upon the notion
they replied very slowly, No. Senator Kcnnaday de-
manded Of Senator Woodin why the motion for adjourn
ment was made. To this senator Woodn replied as II
he master of great STATE secret intt ne 'Io,nI
the public interest would be best served pA an 5 'u
ment Tuc motion was carried by VOC Ca 10 80 IL IL,
Senator WOodins sole motive ID m0Slh an 1G
was to save his ApIOrOnmcnt bill, several RcpuDicau
The senate ON adjournment broke up into little politi
cal groups composed o. Democrats and Republicans.
The awful rumor went around among the Dtmociauc
groups tnat the time granted 70 tue Governor 10 W%tcH %
to sign rel c the Omnibus Ui expired to-ulSH' lnt
senator WOUin had adjourned lHe senate SO thdt w ~
would therefore law at midnight Tue rulnor
went rom the iyitO 10 the hotels ana there ca se li-
tcnse con>terna Ion among the Tmm8ny politicians.
inI'o Lnn Wa MD by The senate on March %
by the Assembly on Nav L. and dId reach the GOV
efnor ti Nav o. A. n has 10 days WiIniu Nhch 10
make mn hi. mind and sundlyS are cxclulcd tIc bill
-,Is ot b.rnIus = law Without his signature tI uId
niEut On Monday next Ihc u'n .His uolh & ,lc UIn ~
eror in relation u bills b. the constitution were also
II is stt tat in the veto message the chief oHjcc
ton that the Governor makes ip it, bec1ning Ia" Is
that It Is b of special c-slIUn OF when ne declares
Ncw-Y0rK has been victim constantly lie cilIciaes
Tue merging OF Tie docks mo to Dcpileat oi "'E
Works aud tue buildings Iut1 tho Fire DciustucnL H1
dccarc' taai II the bill became Jaw inc nlcainey o,
local Government would be 50 seriously uis'lIdl it
an okla session OF the Legislature WOuld nave
t. be called ii o o9c o,seG 10 70 f9r e esaon con
corning New-forh, tll S population Las nc s.i Silie
opmlcl, h9s suffered II IN cN'rltS'luiHu 'i '
too litle lie points CUT that 10y omissions III ths Dll
certain street Vavcmeuts are not lc III tue care on any
department. II Is also hs opinion hd' II 'he oiil "e
come, law VIII he serious leEt dispute as 10
whether at time IN the iuurc the President OF the
Board OF Aldermen o. person elected hy yoi can tct -
The veto message VIII nc presented 10 Ihe SChdo
Tomorrow morning.
Aldermen Purroy, Cole, keenan,, and Slcvin,
the Alicrmens Committee, have reformed from Albany
and declared YESTERDAY that Gov Robinson would ccf
tanly veto the Omnibus bin 1t was reported in the
public Offices yesterday that the committee had re
ceiyed assurances from the Governor that the
bill would not have his approval. President
Pnrroy Informed TRIBUNE reporter that this rcport
vas incorrect. The members O! the committee had no
doupi OF the Governors course, but Their opinion was
based on Inc Injustice the bill itself, and not on any
tLmc obtained from the Governor. They were well rat
isficd the Governor would not sign H.
Iammauy ohice-holdcrs IN all the departments are
coUG4cu that important changes VIII be made by tile
LEGISLATURE IN the CITY Government. except POSSIBLY III
the Dock Department which il j. believed will Dc put IN
charge OF one Commissioner. From tAc known prefer
cuce Of Mayor Ev, il is understood that Commissioner
NaudeLll1eI NEIlI ID. scLeclDa for The llNCN