The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-07

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ied before isst sus.,io" determined respect
mites on Railroads correct. Withdraw my request and
MR. HusTED's DOUBLE Trust.
Mr. Hustled asked 10 DO excused from voting, and
| spoke as follows-
no VIZ the Ssss ssgs
and BLEED and died the floor this House In that great
Mr .srrsoLA-,He ha. not been buried yet
carried o.. litter buried IL that have
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pany which necessarily Is directly interested In the pas
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favor Of the passags Of this bill. In the other
oppEssss rs. passage, other words; ca.
.ha. rseoses r. me ~ without yio'asing
other side that rule o. The Assembly which provides tina:
vote. ask TO be excused from voting
The spcakcr-On tho statement OF tho gentleman
from wesiccster that he occupies tho position of nm
interested party on this question: he is excused from
voting by the rules OF this House.
Mr Langoein asked 10 be excused from voting and
spoke rs fvIlows:-
lam in favor Of rard transit. and to anything else
wouid be simply nonsense and In saying this say thar
s this bin AMI '"s as1ss.rI Ill.,
attended that this oil only unjust
s s S y the sS have ss
any greater pri vescs 10 the than other
Junction should be enlarged or diminished in this
against other withdraw my request and vote
Mp .upfsy
Mr. Maynard asked to be excused from voting and
spoke as iollows:-
sanno. agree With some er the gsnsmen who haze
they made that this hill is designed give this
vs psg he osd
q this state any railroad corporation organized under
erty may obtain ipjuncon restrain doing
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~ s'isd that ssss. :S' hs
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atH Win @ Of ss
that that injunction be dissolved the company give
may sustain consequence the sanssrnoon
they desire this bi because they come within the
provisions q the general ralroad law These companies
hst ana Sysr again The eompanies merely
se whatever and the gentlemen Who have spoken In ep-
any Of this State which uphoId the rights Of tho
cded uniformly that the property holders have tangible
rights which affected destroyed by the construction
OF these railroads. withdraw request and vote in the
affirmative.
Mr.. srRAnAx asked to be excused from voting, and
spoke as follows:-i
Just my called found In the NEW YORK
HERALD followng:-
Defeating Rapid Transit-The Railroad Committee Of
the Assembly concluded this afternoon to- report ad
vesely bill ia favor Of rapid transit, Mr. stephen
Oare dissenting. justyng my hopes that he would
honest and Independent part and the people will remem
Put all the Ut committee and
shall give their histories IN day or two as being gov
led" BY the street railroad companies Why
should these fellows from the to say what
is right and proper for New York city Let II they
can stand up aganst the avalanche Of public opinion"
propose to stand against the avalanche and invite
the the New York HERALD to his
spects only the members Of the COMMITTEES but to
the gentlemen who casting this helming
against this bill withdraw request and no."
The motion Of Mr.. Eccleslne was lost-yeas ~, nays