The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-26
MEN WHO MAKE OUR LAWS.
BUSINESS or INTEREST DOVE Ar TTrE
STfTE CIPITfL.
The scnntc's Wnngic over tho ricc,orri
Count The Re-"iutiona Intended to tnnt..
cnce scnntor Ionl.Iing -nllls introduced.


Count-Ihc Re-oIutiona rntcndcd to tna,..
cnce senator Conisiing -HiIiS introduced.
ALBANY, Jan. 2j.-Thc Senate continued
| the discussion Of Woodn's resolutions or moro
! properly the amendments to them, pronounc-
| ing against the employment Of troops by tho
Federal Government 20 intimidate voters and
! Legislatures. against the Southern Returning
Boards, and approving tho compromise for
counting the electoral votes. They gave risc 10
along debate, but wcrc lost hy n strict party
vote. Woolin Harris. Mccarthy. Prince and
others. urging that the resolutions assumed
that the Administration had been guilty Of the
acts named in them.
Mr. lIarris's resolution. which was offered as
an amendment approved of tho compromise.
but it was found that it's passage must kill the
| Noodln resolutions and, though there were
! cnough Kpuhilcans who believed with Har-
rus. vet NOodin budD1cd all of them
except Harris. into voting against H.
had me resolutions been fathered by any other
than the Buss of the Senate they must hnVn hnnn
! defeated. MoOdin however recognizes the sit
nniion. AMI. by tacit understanding. the resp
| luupns were laid over until NEXT Tuesday bv
! Which time the Compromise bill Will have b,-
| como "a law. Then the resolutions viii be-
pissed ~ 4 reply T. Gov Nobinsons mos
sage. In the moan time these Senators
nre To b gwen an opportunity 10 mako
,ii.pnlH,N'S Il appear IN accord with the
rcsouiioa. whdH wns n,%od Slm3P'o bS Sona H.
Harris lust before the adjournment today
proving; of tn" compromise were called IN and
9,irr me lniroducuon of substitute 10y Judge
Hngchoom in opposition. the subject was tabled
In executive scss ion OF tho Senate to-day Mr.
jacobs. speaking to a question Of privilege
c',llrd attention 10 statement that had appear
eel IN PRINT. 10 tho effect that Senator Baden ~
| your city was in the habit Of writing notes 10
Nooiin Tor direction as 10 how he should vote
anu titHt systom OF signals had been arranged
! between those two gentlemen to keep Mr.
bndnn posted when he was to vote Ave"
| Woodin. who sits exactly opposite to Baden
| WIS 10 WINK with his right md when hp
was 10 Nut" ." no. then WODdins left blinker
was to contract, and when he was 10 dudi,,ep
| Woodin was 10 rub his bald head and retire 10
! me cloak room. MuOdin and Baad m both de-
nied the Institutions but the former rather
the two Democratic senators between whom
l'nadcn Is seated 81 erard and BiNhyi had bocn
was Indignantly denied 10y both those
gentlemen. An Investigation is not i'm
sisibilty t. a scat in the S'nSte is /" be- rHismd
II Is said thnt "a very old statute which hns not
ire"h9lters, and u is said that Baden is not
one. should this be so. and result in the I'M
seating OF baden many laws. which have been
passed 10y majority o. one vote. must he void
and must result in endless confusion and lit ga
tion. Senator Baad,n is understood 10 b. pre-
| pairing a speech vindieating himself from all
.Senaiior Bixby has n bill TO abolish the New
YORK Marine Court and create instead the New
York city Court that shall br romnosad 81 four
Judges. 10 receive IN the aggregate an annual
.omka hsatlon oi Sw.Ool "A saving to the city of
lust that amount annually in the salaries 81 JUS
ti's. I'M "Np'ns'- " the minor ON .cs Is lini-
it1d to 81; -" annually-a saving Of $4,000. The
ana that there shall b' three Trnl Terms aud "A
Sn,eial Termhcil cont inu ll-ly during the year.
Mr.. BiNly saws his bill will be- OF great benefit
70 llilghnis who are embarrassed 10y the long
ig,Hy5 cons 9rcnt upon bringing an action 10
! Marine Court. Mr.. BiXhy saws are larger tlan
thpSe OF any Duurt IN the State and the delays
l1,p+;,r and mgr, tedious than met with IN the
in the event = tho Marine Court bong alol,
i-h'i iDr the speedy trial OF the great mass vi
Sup"rlnt 'nIent Of Insurance Smy:ho. I'm a
| r'pl{ 10 a resolution 81 the Senate rs to the
! bonds aud mortgages " the Equitable Life In
snranc" Company. says that "A comul,t. list has
| not been furnished him. hut that he has called
| upon that company to furnish such a list The
| report Of the company, on file in the Insurance
D.partment. shows it has invested in real es-
tat" and buildings ut cost price s. 09O isi SIX that
| 81 .Os5 g5l.ss. -
Mr.. Hammond has introduced In the Senate
NH 10 tax stockholders in insurance COM
! IAni,s the same Qs bank and other stock is
taxed. similar bill was before the legislature
Tn" senate judiciary Committee have re-.
ported inNurally = honnmakcr'- hill h. suppress
! cu l. tlo-" Mho a tIally s.l AMI roeIstnr the
/ pools Ms VOL rs those who may conduct the
business or rent bindings for that purr ~"
!,n.it .i,r ii!rndnlent 1t must have Deen easy
Thrrc WIS decisive soi-to hotw,cn A'vord
nhi Spin9M today over Little hill aileot-
ihS water works company In Ononda..a
.'hNly, Whl'n wished To- in reuse it@ oapi-
. th ~i''k. NliuDlu Thought tho stock Of this
I corp ration had aycady boon suficicntly
waier,i, and moved 70 recommit tho h.ll
the 0nondaga chcf and he nitt.heii' into
Spinla iur his constant Interference with
Things that did not concern him. ana wound M
by, moving the previous On .-tion. Whon tiip
roll was called Tho tally stood. FIR Avorl. ~:
for Splnold, !. This would -luel.h any ono
,il we man with the wonderful shirt collar.
but ne VIII come up smiling again AT the first
Mr., Naehtnann has brought up another hill
T. amend ~" LNclse law II is approved hy tho
Uln' drpl"r- 81 the city, and j. made apple
ca'l" 10 that CITY only Licenses are graded
from 81 to slOo and itrcn per cent III all lirrn-s
+" an" 20 -" taken hy the ENcis, Commission
ropral- the arbitrary arrest clause In and mr..
Nldes for trial by iury. Beer may H., sofa ON
ny places 80 selling is kept up 10y having the
window blinds and front doors closed Af0n-
N'nleht entrance IN the rear Is all that Is neces-
Nj Marvin, in a bill defining specifically what
property shan he exempt from tHNat IN pro-
cppIol property h'sIdes that on whl'GR the
clur J. stands and twenty-five fnot on each side
Mr. Tlgh Of BROOK bn. IN hll introduced is
him, makes railroads an other corporations
al g. -;lis .ili u.;4o thcir cmrlryocs.
Mr. Cl1ln- introduced 70 lill Regulating con-
va hl"r m STAT" prisons. 1t pronihits the
snfn art jos 20, are imported or u- may lust
r'hui Wit iho u.oohanl and wOrhiu,iu. -
,' ' AKA nrn"'" lirtI 10y ,onh,,r',
Tom 'manat.- from tIio state Wurknsmcn'. A.
Dt,.n. a inl Ms aro iniroduvd in tue
i'imtlr rruNl.tS no the muuf tur' of laundry
ing "l shirts. 'o irs. cuffs. and bosons. THIS
h. f'ns from Troy. of course
Iue pm o. r' Or-un ~ iho Staten Island police
lr'' has been reported in,omhy. It nakos
nv '.,,llll ~ - "n" Err each town. 20 : nc
p.n- YIN say ib,, $1,000 ,tl"ia NpVers.
FORT flNprlly Mr.. Cor-u'. bin rivIn-. fll,t Conn