The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-04
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Passage of the Omnibus Bill in
the House.
TAMMANY DEFEATED.
Long and Angry Discussions by
Excited. Statesmen"
THE VOTE 70 TO 80.
The Senate Likely to Concur
in all the Amendments.
TEXT OF THE MEASURE.
Miscellaneous LegisIation-The Garbage
War and the Marine Court
The Senate Likely to Concur
in all the Amendments.
TEXT OF THE MEASURE.
Miscellaneous Legisation-The Garbage
War and the Marine Court.

ALBANY, May 3, 1871
the long drawn agony the Omnibus bill Is at nm
end, and democrats and republicans alike breathe
freely in consequence The bill passed to-day by
avoto OF 10 to So Mr. Bradley OF Brooklyn being tho
sole democrat voting with tho republican majority.
Only three members were absent from roll OF l2s-
hcssrs. Baldwin, Orr and Piper. It was we'll con-
tcstcd dgh the democrats OF the New York delegation
sgnazlng themselves by the ardor and pcrsistoncy
with which they disputed every inch OF ground with
their opponents. II sleeplcss vigilance and unwaver.
Ing devotion 10 party duty could victory for
Them It would assuredly have been theirs, but they
we're outnumbered and overpowered, yet they went
down with thor colors flying.
TnR DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The House met at ten O'Clock under the opera.
lion Of the call which prevailed from hali-past
three O'Clock Tuesday III haf-past this morn
Ing. All persons, except members, officers OF the
House and reporters excluded and tho proceed.
ings began with the calling OF the roll discover tho
number present Mr.. Hustled moved that further
proceedings under the call Of the House be dscon-
tinued and all absent under the call be- allowed
TO explain. This was carried the doors wore thrown
opcn tho crowd In the obbes rushed in and the pend
Ing proposition to rccommit the bill for amendment
was resumed by the taking or the unfinished VOTE
Then Twas that the party whip bad been put In
use, as momber after member on tho re-
publican side who had voted with the demo-
Gratis and against the bill because or Fish's
proposition to restore the excise independent
bureau changed from the negative TO tho Affirmative
double quick time. These members belonged to
THE TEMPERANCE WING
Of tho republicans and some or them were disposed
to vote against everything like reform about the bil
20 long as contemplated giving the least quarter to the
liquor dealers II was hard them to no compelled
TO swallow the bitter pill contained the Fish PROPOSE.
ton because Of the cry OF party but they did It amid
tho jcers aud taunts Of the democrats Spnoa saying
that he with the Puritan strike hands
with the rumseiIer The motion TO recommt was
carried by u 10 S. Mitchell moved TO recon.
slider. and Alvord, rising TO q point OF order,
said the motion could not then be entertained
the House under the operation OF the previous
question, but Mitchell pulled his Cushng's Man.
ual and demolished Alvord In Jry, tho Speaker
tanning him and saying the motion was In order, but
not dobatabe. Then, as tho vote was being taken.
every member who felt the spirit move him
stood up TO explain his vote. The temperance
had hard tmo of It, Lang said
looking direction the ford spinola that
he astonished to those who were confessedly
tho side of the rumseers take such interest in
the position OF the temperance members
spINoLA 'RIz" AGAIN.
Spinoia instantly hurled u thunderbolt at this
rash young man and siienced him for sew
eral minutes. while laughter shook tho cham
Der, by exclaiming, ~ don't know anybody who
can get outside OF moro than you cant" Purdy
mounted his oratorical Pegasus and made daring
fight, telling the 'smaudn sentimen talists TO 60 and
talk this importance In schoo rooms" and 10 UNDER
stand that neither republicans nor democrats In New
York could afford 10 aespise the power OF 1000
united liquor dealers. Martin Nachtmann was almost
Loo iull for uttcrance-too iuIi OF feeling
He called the whole thing with much disgust "a arce
IN INN md ,.lutn Aanrn
was not a question about selling rum, but simply
whether the excise as an Independents or dependent
Mitchell tuned ms hageoiet 10 an indignant
strain. and said II was simply outrageous
offered az the eleventh. Dour and when
lhoy had no opportunity TO see and consider. Rock
well. more mourDlui than Jeremiah, SAID IL all,
aud the republican leader mad gained his pont. He
had whipped IN tho recreant members and they were
docile Us spanics. Tabor made sensible re-
marx. that tho liquor sellers had as
who patron,zo them and sometimes get drunk.
Welsh, OF Delaware whose confusion OF IDEAS never
deserts him, struck out for comparison between tho
action OF tho democrats and the invasion OF Turkey by
the Russians but be got lost in the Dodrubscha and
lost, Il to 81, and the b',l was recon-:
AM Mitchell called Tor us reading from stem stern
with all the amendments THIS TOOK little time, and
bradley, the Brave, the only democrat who votea IN
The affirmative, explained his vote by saying he
believed the bill was In Tho interest Of reform
stand that platform along with Governor
iden and intended 10 remain there In spite Of every
thing, he should vote for the bill though he should be
the only OF his party TO do Dir. Chids OF
seneca, remarked that he found only live out oi
TWEEN one OF the New York members supporting the
bill and no considered that II was not
demanded BY majority voice OF the people OF New
York. and believed that 1t was contrary TO the spirit
Of American institutions
HOBBY.
Cowdin indifferent 10 rum and rumselers. OF which
own, lttie hobby, tho Dock Department, and SUBJ
ptantay that he haa cheated by tho Chairman Of
sne I,ocr ncmar,meu, xoua MOI be m.rs.S
IN the Department Of Public Works. Still, as there
we're some good points In tue measure and as he hoped
TO have bill OF hts own TO ok the Dock Department
10 his hiking lac would 30 tho Affirmative. Luke Coz
ans rose TO the altitude oi the occasion and
compared the bill TO old dry goods
box venecrcd so as TO look like walnut.
He denounced tho whole thug as a compromise be-
tween republican Dusnwha and democratic Sore
heads Ecccsnc said, Ia effect, that, matter ABOUT
Inc U ne would be with his parry lrst, ast and all
The time Grady let the democratic tiger roar aud tho
inid trembied AZ the sound Far play and justice
ali he asked Tor the democratic city oi New York
u tho hands II republicans J. ). Graham, OF Mon.
any measure CONCERNING New YORK that was not in the
interest Of the people of that afflicted city DIR. Hayes
that the bill was IN the interest OF any class party
but IN the words oil Artemus Ward, was u
sweet boon Tor ALL Mr.. Hepburn. republican,
frankly confessed he did not undersa the BILL but
supposed was all right, MS II had support oil men
In whom he thought nc could connde; but he honestly
peeved tho people ofNcw York city should be allowed
10 govern themselves aud The Legislature should take
Is hands on ana give the people here n show
Hodges OF Monroe, said the same thing He believed
III the capacity oi Now York TO govern ITSELF and re.
scnted, with some warmth, the imputation that he
was driven 10 vote by any dictation whatever. 'and
now, said he, II Will vote aye" whcrcat thero was
much laughter HOLMAN. ofNew York, expressed ms
convection that the whole measure the emanstion
OF man who sought TO revenge himself tho demo.
cratic party
Nr. Marvin, OF Kings, objected to several sections
out thought he could sw allow the thing as a whole
Mr. John McGroarty stood up straight and digniLed
and landed shorter on Mr. Dan Bradiey's mug by
aling him pretended refortncr, but Dan quiet
took a pinch oil snun and smiled Ike inpo.
cent babe. Mr.. O'Hsre called tue q shameless
trading Tor consideration, cobsuntnnto irauu aud
nil the men behind u cUnsumlnatc frauds. There
we're several other speeches, aud about this time
speaker said he had not voied all. Then quite u
liltle scene took place, everybody looking