New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-23
ALBANY.
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PROBABLE Ib-N'it'" - i->7' i'N'N'@ '-N'A'
Tons To CONTINUE.
fyRou TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TrrnUNEI
ArnANy. Nav 22.-Ihc Assembly considered
Tho Aprorlltumtut pill, rccommttcd by its App"rl'h-
meut Committee To-day; hut il cannot be said that The
merits or dement's OF The bin were debated by inc NH
New-York obtains SIS Senator'S gain OF m'-'h0 ."
AsscmuIym.u-a gain of two. The h.l Is similar I'D "I-
most erv rcsac; 10 the bill proposed year ago by Mr.
Uo.eho,m m. 'The Democratic members from New-Nork
naturally prefer tie ban INTRODUCED IN The senate by
Senator Woodu and passed by that hcdy which gives
NrgY,rl seven s.sators and 90 Assemblymcu The bill
suor locked up iu the desk of The Apporiorm'ut Com
mtee Of tue Assembly. and will never again see tie
light Of day II that committee has its way. Through
their Chairman Mt AVCrd. the committee formally au-
nounced 20 the Assembly to-day that the Republican
party did approve ol senator Woodus bill and thaJ
they dd not intend TO report 10 FOR the consideration OF
the Assembly. MIR. AlyoId called up the bill, and
throughout assumed che position Of the Republican
leader uuon t. Mr. Cvzns, the leader of the Democrats
vainly attempted. the bin was being read 10 obtain
some rcctifcatun of the boundaries Of the sew
eral NeW-York districts. The Republicans voted down
every amendment Mr. Bradley then appealed 10 the fair
dealing Of tic Republicans, alleged that great Injustice
was done TO both Ncw-York and Brooklyn and finally
said that the Republicans could not hope that sucn
monstr0s.ty of a hin should receive tie Governor APP
prevail The WyoGin b did not do entire justice to 'Ae
Democrats hut nj least it infinitely f1irer tha tne
Assembly BILL Mr. Alyord replied stated above that
the Republicans did not intend TO pass the "oodH Dill
He also said that the Assembly Republicans did not
think the bin under discussion would meet with the al-
proNdl OF thc senate ana '""' cue! '''. 'V 80
conference COMMITTEE ne" ~" ".'N W. 5 ~ enc
which WoHd meet VIII" inc "Ip'','' y. 'g' -, 1,
people. and the Governor. The bill was pHS'ed H"I-
rlellv through the Committee Of the Whole reported 10
the Assembly. ana ordered 10 q hlrd reading during
tie various motions and votes in the various stages OF
The bills condition the Democrats made speeches I
criticism q the hin and Republicans in reply MI
Ghost. ftrtrHH al -
MASSAGE of the bin because it only gives Monroe County
~ ,ssarl,I,r,.., instead ~ the four il is en-
ti;led to under the census. Ho said that he
must act against his party "A'h it "'
wrong 9lf' H'!u"lu' i''"'''',' 7'' wv '.s
Of the bin would hc alcrslave outrage In his opinion
orp,,tioumcut was the most important matter before the
Iirotur, bc,ust f. involved a question OF whether or
Ae-''''''i'' ''''"S0 49, ', w.. .,,,,.I
not many thousands OF voters should he unTepf'scn'e'
MIR. sheldon. Republican. sad that there would bo
great many h'puhH''h "'-,Il,'9 '''' "'y'-' ~, '''
nv chang. i'm The district he should like to ten
,i f,.l,,i.a,. WIN, ii had been done Debate was cat
of the Republicans however, and 10 amendments
,..,' .i...s..l ,.... ,..,.,,.r tl,. lil
IL Dis opinion iIt Noo"'u 'iI WIS 4"I i''',' '.'''
Nj Ecc.csuc said that Dc firmly believed That jusiic"
!" l, .,i.,..rl.. g., ,...,... to tl. 1.,-
pie ia tic matter Of airport Oumcut would go d""nm
deep disgrace MI Bradley appealed t0 the Republican
members from An77 County MOI 10 ''.s o' '.' .,
A. c..... -...I t.t De tl.r.lI that te minority
NE O'@'' s'" '''' ", ,'.-'' I. ,..i....
were determined to- commit such q s.Ieu1ous
fr.r5 and aiulil Z, the people % U-At TO-
Mr Fish said that The Republicans wee n',
discussed to SHRINK from responsibility, and assumed
~ ,r...,. Mr. r..,f,.,,. .. a that ls WIS not G..-
j d" ,'.' ...' '' ,,., ,,,.i NAT ,.,,.t ,..l rr
amroyaIoI ,y,.y Gi- anal cu.d man who would care
lion tat tu, IsVl is"- were a,.,a, lIi- 10 . .
DO. .. anal