The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-16

HAMMOND ncpnarn Hodges namgsrssy lIq;tsa Ksa,Gr.
Rice, H. II Rockwell, sanders, santcc shannon, Shell
ya p ssi""S WaddS &cCB Welsh. %ickcs wams,
psSa st Ef sm SfrI s2n G c TSF" cssS.
crowley. Davenport. Dnmccr, Dimond. Ecclciine Tay
5 Graham, Hamilton Hayes, Hcav, IIcrrick iicrbst
M SS acdr SSSM ieE Ao Sat liS" M' Ss
;on, Niy'ns O.llarc orr pibers rT9Ier' pUrly l.
Stone. sirahan sul dam, Tabor rishe Nempe.
But their triumph was shot-lived. as Hustled
immediately moved TO lay the report upon the
table. and after another scene ot confusion and
diminishing for votes, this was carried by Gil to
80: Tho struggle OF today has settled TO the
satisfaction Of every one here that il will be inn
possible 20 pass any excise hill through this
Legislature The most HAT can b done is 70
pnt tnT2pgh M"ss,as 9 w"n :, mas T., already
this month all licenses granted by Excise
Boards. TAore. was long discussion over
Nassau. and it was finally ordered to a third
r"nding.
Ing woodin's fpporiionmcnt hill. Innumcrahle
propositions to alter tho boundaries of tho
Senate districts were made by the Democrats
in COMMITTEES OF the whole. senator Gerard
tried TO got another Assemblyman for the
ty Of New York calling attention En- to Tie fact
unrcprusented population ~ $4,000. while on a
surplus Of only about l4OoO an additional
counties This gave Woodin an opportu-
nifty to revive the, old =. cry that the
last census Of the city OF Ncw York was fraud,
aud that the numl~r allowed the city was nll
that she was entitled TO- Besides this the city
was not entitled to seven senators, us allowed
in the BILL and therefore ought not To- have. ac-
cording To his theory. II iull representation in
fniled. jacobs then made an effort 10 yet an
other member for Kings county, but this too.
was promptly voted down. It was half
past 10 when the Committee q, the Whole
moved tha, it be- ordered to a thiirrdd
reading. Several Republican Senators were all
s"nt and others k Moore gt ST. Lawr.nre.
S'lkrcg OF Tompkin- AMI Tohey oi E-ssV
doil"i the vote. Tho Demo rats voted solid
against it. and the m ton was in danger OF
being lost, when ,Woodin said that II the
Democrats wished To- take the RESPONSE
but he was satisfied that =. no. other
kreg and senator Savrc. who had NJ, voted.
came 10 time and voted yea; But senator
vote. sad that he was satisfied that Il
had haeu determined o. rush iust such
lnll ~ TIL. through thc l"E- lature or have
none. at ALL amt b. would not votg for IT,
Mooiin said that tomorrow he would make
suitable reply To- the INSTITUTIONS of Moore.
which Is interpreted M moaning that hc will 20
for the scalp 81 the modest senator from st.
Lawrence aud show w the reason why he OPP
poses the blu. il is generally believed IT, night
or five Republican senators hav" openly de-
cared that they Will not VI" for the bill on It's
nhtl lNts~nk". anu IL Ii very qucsuonuplt III II
VIII pass that body.
In tine Assembly tho stuai on H. still more
mixed. Avord has been unable TO get u ma
lurity ~ his committee 10 agree 10 report his
hlll oven for consideration. and II has been
ngreoi now that the Democratir members Of the
committee snail prerar' such "A I'LL rs they
want. and this and Woodin'S iii will be- report
ed Tomorrow for consideration. The pro-
gramme of the Republicans IL said TO
be to get up such wrangle. not
only among Democrats but III their own
purity n 10 prevent the passage OF any hill and
the indications are that they have already sue
c"cdcd. Tn" Democratic members " the two
Apnurtonmeut committees and "A few advisers
held meeting this afternoon To- prepare a bill
The Noodn hll will probably come up for It's
third reading tomorrow in the Senate. and tho
Not" Will s"ul" the question whether or lot
tunrn j, any Glance for an apportonment this
session.
TIL Capitol Park has boon nlcd al day with
an "a 'it'd tIrous of wOrKmcn urun the new
Capitol. drawn thor" 10y the rImur that the Gov
rrnor WIS going - veto the appropriation for
TN" new Capitol. They finally appointed a COM
mite" 90 wait upon the Governor and ask him
II ~ 10 Wa tn. fnet ana hc informed them that
lac ha already written his veto ~ that HpprO-
pri.fipn. When tIey made their report g. the
crowd outside They became very EXCITED. and
threatened all manner of things. among others
That they would burn Tho Governor in cfllgy. Ii
has long been the tartis Of the Albany lobby 10
keep these men hanging about the Legislature
t. fore. appropriations for the new Capitol. hut
they made a mistake II they thought TINT by
using them they could lshtcn Gov. Robinson.