The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-12
MAKING LAW FOR TIE CITY.
Tur GREiT TEMPER tNCE B.fTTLE BE-
ma BEGJN ~ E.IRNEST.
Co,mnrL'. Bin In the Interest Of Temper
nncc cid salt Becoming Aroused Dr. ro-
lar Hayes makcsn stir In Two Directions
a Hui that Interests Kings County Hen.


lar Hayes makes stir In Two Direction.
a Hui that Interests Kings County Hen.
kLnANY, Jan. 1i.-Aftcr brief sessions In
both Houses. the Legislature has adjourned
until next Monday evening. The principal busi
nr4- IN the Senate was the distribution OF the
f,v remaining places among the throng Of
hangers On about the Legislature. In the AS
snmhly there was bout between Mr.. Brooks Of
New York and Mr.. Alvord Of Onondaga over
the same subject. A resolution for the appoint
mont Of two or three additional assistants In the
cvprcss and mailing department. which Old
Sal offered day or two since. was reported ia
yorlbly from the committee. Mr. Brooks OPP
posed the resolution. declaring his belief that
the ninciy-eight clerks messengers, doorkecp-
era. &c.. which were provided for under the
rules wcrc amply sufficient to do all the work
necessary for the transaction of the business oi
the House and that any further increase OF
their number was unjusinahle. and would he
useless and unwarrantabc expense to the state.
He closed by moving postponcment oi iurther
consideration Of the resolution until next Tues
day which was carried. This was cruel slap
at Old Salt ms It not only intcrfcrcd with his pro-
grammc for years past in tho distribution of
little iit-hits Of patronage among his constiiu
on'. hut hy the motion he was also shut out
from replying to Mr.. Hrooks's speech. He
prpncnadcd around the chamber. chewing his
t,hA,ro nercely. aud confidently informing his
friends iha, the gentleman from Richmond was
putting a rod in pickle for himself 10y trcadng
upln Do X toes.
This Is the second time" said Old Salt. "tha;
he has jumped on and then sneakcd away
untru Parliamentary w0:lon which prevented
me- FROM replying. rW viii spank him yet.
marx what tell you" and then he shook his
hlars board and hair defuntly and retired ~
the o. 'o'icr IN lhe r'hr oi Dr' fo'ar Hayes.
and y shed down his wrath in a glass OF cold
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Nm'
pr. i'Ar hhNcs u U b' tne mouthpl"'e oi r'-
iorm LEGISLATION for the city Of New York in the
III, ,,t.,.in' ',,,,'.,,''.
OBJ. 'u' '"h "n'en SUIT 'h ln' l'h'i'al ''p'n7
charge of tho rising young statesman from
Putnam. county HamUian Fish. Jr. Ono
aims iN destroy tn" peace and comfort ~
ON 4'uf Comm, .--ionrr ui Jurors nud trnn-fer-
r'ur a iIe duties OF thut riai 20 the County
C"r.. who i- emrowtlel iernplv two ei 'rk-.
M .Htf NOT t1 IS. q l.2ul ZACH. tn to i.l'
work uNW done hv Mr.. Nluhp 90 "a cost Co th"
CITY 2 %" .ut sS'u'n 1't.r, Ih" other W.
Io.'. . n- VITO are anAiou- 10 he ther sU '.,.--
~. IT. iir1Niie- oi nli0r l0,' ih'r. = '.al h'
bat iwu t"r'nrrs in tle r.it of New York. wiio
.hAi r'rIvr SALARY u' ; 300 "a y"nr ga Ii. a'
~ rn- Coronors shall perform the duties -
clerk 'nr board Th" H'sur Is to appl nt iwp
pi'7' f'- T. assist ihr tul urrs aud ilrir sai-
M J., h' ma h} ,tt' h'aFi "i t-lini .i'
am Ari " iiVnin'ni. iil int'- cannot h' siin-
'ii "i .if 81 trc." uhN -ir.Hn- That % t. u's''--
s"iy. Altt th' Jlsi nhb of uNAt JAY tn' 81
sht 'i u - nrr to p' laid oAiy Tor services .-
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