New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


LEGISLATION AFFECTING THE CITY.
.,crrrvFNr ANoNG TIE POLITICIANS OVER THE
o,,>tprs BILL AND THE FINANCIAL MEASURES
MAYOR Ely's WINS.
Tho interest i'm The appointments OF Mayor
90, a. The vacant places IN the city departments gave
- Yesterday 70 the attention paid to 1he important
,.i,tn ~ Albany. BY which. II the Omnibus bin and
- s,.,,ci,l measures now under consideration he
- i,,- fho consolidation OF offices and reduction In
~, .,,,her Of commissioners will take away much Of
a., ,.tr,rlcr now controlled by Tammany Hall, and
s,rt,ouatcly weaken is influence az the next cleo
- n vas conceded by the Democratic politicians
,.-l,s that there was very little hope OF uOn-con-
s.,,r, by The senate I'm the Asscmblys amendments.
$50 an felt that the senate vould ac-
-, the amendments and posa the bills. Gov.
y t,nson vas looked To as Democrat to intcrposo his
- hut much doubt was expressed A. % his feelings.
7, ,aa believed 10y some that the Governor would yield
% ,hc pressure Of tho party influence which would be
,..bt 10 bear UPON him. and refuse 60 approve mcns-
go. 80 stroney opposed by the Tammany leaders IN tls
- otber. claimed that the Governor was committed
. fr1l Dad the administration OF Che municipal depart
ut. and that the Omnibus bin had been amended In
,oortant particulars TO meet his wishes The anxiety
- 4s,rpointncnt 81 the Democratic ward politicians
- noceabe but they talked loudly Of getting even
49, aliu- a the subordinate places IN departments nm
AR tb,ir control with Democrats.
m. following conversation with Mayor Ely concerning
,te Omnibus bill held yesterday morning by
TRIBUNE reporter;
n Are YOU pleased with the provisions OF the Omnibus
~ a. it ras,ei tac Assembly Ou Thursday A. have
~ sen the bI. but my impression Is that N contains
,,rr- purely the interest Of the Republican party
$3.50 fDf example. lcgI,Ating Cul OF odicc the Demo
fo Fyf, erS-whch viii make the PHI very
table mvSei', ana 20 the DJnoerauo party, with
MIDI mn affiliated I'm.
~ o yon tuk that GOV. Robinson will veto tbc bill
Nffle hin retains Its partisan aspect when 10 lualy
,r..ees am pretty confident that the Governor VIII
veto H. -. H.. ID. ,,,. 30, -, ,-. r.,,,.,
A. rtr9spt. A. The bill cuts down the Police Dcpart-
80 fo NO commissioners namely wheeler and smith
n tt- down thp Fire Department to ONc man, Ooums-
s,,.r PerI-y aud the DEPARTMENT or Charities 10 Two
cl...r0.s,Ouprs Bailey and brennan
IN Arr q merge The Department Oi Docks I'm the Board
of 'p.Hir Wurksi A. That question | cannot answer
a .ssIlup satisfied month ago That no blll womb
,.s except one made up FOR partisan and scltsh rur
- which the Governor would probably hc cou-
i'-ai fD veto. have paid attention whatever 10
Anon, matters. and have not read The reports OF cs
20. %. th. BIN reduce the salaries ~ prominent on
s.l A. DO not understand tlat this Dill Affects sa!a-
-. .vr,rt .l or two isolated cases. There IL
s,,ar bill termed the salary hi, which makes zen
o. reduction col salaries. but % attempts 80 much ilat
N MN probably fIII when 90 comes uI.
O. Wrfr the Nominations which you sent IN yesterday
lrf.sfd uv Albany let,ItlYat A. Not lh the slight
81 r~r. .uoGi have sent u tho same List O names,
A inc Ireislaturc had noe been N session.
MAYOR lis lclt Mayors Office early M the day leay-
pe President Purroy I'm charge II Is understood hl no
1,ialt.aus FOR Police and Park Commissioners Wiz be
made no thc next meeting Of tho Aldermen.