The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-04
WANT TO GO HOME"
The Bonded indebtedness Veto Likely
To Be Set Aside.
BROOKLYN'S NEW CHARTER.
How 1t Is Proposed to Work
the Tramp.

Notwithstanding all that has been said within tho
past tow days in favor Of early adjournment the
sentiment OF the majority, as shown elsewhere, seems
TO be against the naming OF gay on winch business
shall The unfinished business concerning New
YORK and Brooklyn great that doubts are enter
aned II It completed before the 10th OF NAV.
The debate In the Senate concerning the Brooklyn
charter and Mr. Fish's expressed Intention not TO
ccpt tho Senate amendments to tho Pubic Burdens
bill give promise OF exciting time next week, when
both measure will again be reviewed.
rHg BONDED INDEBTEDNESS vxro.
There seems 10 DO M impression here tnat grand
attack will be made This veto carly mex. week, and
the friends Of bill claim have the
ride tho objections Of the Governor.
the DRooKLYy CHARTER.
In the Senate this morning the main subject OF in
tcr-st tho report OF the COMMITTEES on Cities adj
verse TO The passage Of Senate bill No. 1885, popularity
known Nh tho Brooklyn Charter oiiL Senator Jacobs
aud Senator j. H. Pierce spoke strongly against the
report insisted upon the passage OF The bill
necessary TO The city OF Brooklyn, which had met
with no opposition IRON any responsible persons In
that city. Senator PIERCE delivered long and
elaborate argunen, In opposition the report OF the
committee favor Of Mr. Jacobs motion to take
II from tho table for immediate consideration.
WHAT GOVERNMENT?
Senator Pomsroy said that questions Of government
wore questions oil theory, but Of practcc and that
the majority OF the Committee ON C,i.s unable
TO zee my practical Tor tho passsae OF the D
Ecceslne Also sustained the report and sAid
that bill, substantially tho same introduced last
year had then met with his approval but that Senator
jacobs had convinced HIM that tho interests Of
Brooklyn required It's dcioaL To this Sena-
tor jacobs responded that changes Of opin.
ION among Senators wore ircquen. and tnat
Senator Ecclesne tuesday evening not
Iona ago had expressed hts approval Of the pro.
posed Brooklyn charter and deter nxlion advo-
cate Il; but tbs tnklin o little belt IN New York
had been heard aud obsysd by mo senator from
Eighth ana had inverted INN Mr.. jacobs motion
10 tuke tho from the table and the Com
mllee ON cities thereby sustained. Tor The hmc being
at least.
THE CHARTER.
The following copy OF the bill which tho ro-
sxcrox 1.-The departments Of police and excise Ore
and buildings sud OF works respectively snail
alter prova,d 30 respectively eoma'.
s.snsr q Tue = p.ss 1na .xcs' commits
missioner Of department ei.y worE o. whom shall
Do ss Of y q ss S
snail hoa oes a. The expiration q n. term q onies u
such duties such under
mem. !, III. and u each Of said
oparsmens vp. sns passage o. h,: net .hs
onts excepting those 6erru mentoned shall cease and
said departments. resoecIyey ~. existing prior 30 tho
.a .s sh. &C. 0s .aa ass.r TO ss
all bulldogs eook. acc.unts vouchers. pApss and al
posss..op and pay over Al mon.ys II their possession
ssS alter 81 n. act the
Office Of the present register Of sr,e shall
sse. Junction. aud belonging 10 SAID Office q
o ass q % aas sssa tn .a
addition 10 sne powers heretofore conferred upon
IL. duties imposed BY law o. ordinance upon the
sao~a IS the tor ts eSeeoa revenue arising
from The sale and use OF water The ciei oc OF which Is
sage said bureau sns be abolished prop
Or IL city S. Ss
delivered said water registrar OF said department. city
ssc s-upon the 3i:t DAY q December 1873. the Office
al the duties. pswsi. privilege. Of SAID aaass shall
he .oaisrrcd upon the compsr aier o, said city.
the r,e.oent Of the nossd d Aldermen shall ;. Goa
with she same powers aud duties such
SIC 5.-ihis act shall take effect i'm n ,diaseiy
THE HoLAnAx ExoIsk HILL
Tho Hoahan Excise bill, which long boon In tn
Senate JudiciAry committee, was cause OF worry
milo nuttcr IN the senate this morning ~hcn senator
JAG bs introduced resolutions requesting the COM
ml,tso report the bill Al early day. Oojcc.on
being made tho resolution was taDiod
APPoKTIoxxENr.
A discuss on OF The Appofti0nm ent bill developed
nothing new and failed 70 make any break In tue parry
h.es she Senate senator J1coUs sndssvored WIN
out success 70 effect distribution Of Long Island
districts. and inc bni was nnaliy progressed wnoal
THE PUBLIC BURDES BILL.
Mr. FISH 10 evi.cnty dIsacnDsd ~ accept Sen tor
Pvmoroy's virtual suOsute ior his substitute ~ ar
Days measure, whion has become famous under The
TILE oil tue Puzzle Burden bii. rho bal NJ amended
by ine Comnntes on Cities IN the senate. of which
senator Pvmeroy IA the leading spirt 10 really sub
sutu.s or the tin passed by the House, and Is
nearer approach ~ MI Days Original measure tnan
lie substitute Vi Mr.. Fisn. rhis moraing iinns
distcly alter tho reading Of the journal, SIR. Fish
motion ~ take from tue tab o thu bu as
aincuded ny the senate 1bs uoing doae he moved
10 "A % co q AN ask IA
appointment OIL . conference commiIIcc. such
cuinm,tl.e was appointed the Char naming Mcssrs
Fish, Astor, Brooks Waring and Day.
coxcsHSISu ADJJuRSAksr.
rho anxiety 10 snat ~ Toe issisiativs shop would
the AsscnUiy. A large proportion vi the counTy
members, wnv have succecuov ~ passing measures
the Cr,ess. highways, IRE paaies and
local takes tuer DISTRICTS ANXIOUS 10 get away
nivro 50 rs they arc sor.iy vcxed 10 th~
rishteousness Of certain pendns measures coaeern-
uivisiou these measures aud the variety views,
70 say notnng VI Tue maaniacsnt array 81 statistics
pro eat~d pro aud con- nave created confusion that
4. ~ we'll sdJie the Ura,ns y, rniiaauipui4 law
yer. Out vi u uii comes tho indecisioa the
part vi the urai msmbors who AVOID
Tho responsibility vi passing or rejecting Tue Uills
A ago the House passed. = resolution nxiug
May ~ rs t1s dA.s VI ANAL ADJOURNMENT rns resou-
uoa, UoIng concurrent, was sent to the Senate aud
tn.re ,abled. This and iniorination from private
confirmed Tho esilct that tue Senate nos
Brooks offered rosoluti0n recalling Tue con-
csrniup nnal Adjournment from ths Senate and On
the Why's aud wheieioros FOR sdjourning early wsre
fully Ventilated.
Mr. skinner. Of JeroIson, VINO succeeded In pas.
ing his bill on biennial scssions IMPOSED the reoL.
lou, saying that " The Assembly, sat uuiil u,xt
Christmas there would then D. Just AZ good reasons
Tor us continuing as any that c,uld be given nov.
liz rcgarded the failure OIL Tho Senate ~
effort 10 eocrcs ths House rio hoped that tue reso-
luton would not DO adopt 4, AZ there nothing
KEEP members IRON thor homes later than The 10Th
OF May.
Dr. Hayes responded that the gentleman from JET
ferson was incousidcfaie; tnai, baviug passed his
own pet measures, he Low sought 20 shut on every
body else. Dr. Hayes comDiaiusd that as yet New
Yoik cy had had no Legislation. tne area. majority
OF all tbe bills thai had been passed having
been for tho benefit of the rural dispr,cts
OF tbs unfinished business coDcsrai0g New
York he citea The Pubic Burdens bill, the
Finance bill and tue street Cleaning bIli involving
niuns Of collars anu !, vital inpvrtsncs 10 huu-
dreds OF thousands Of taxpayers IN the mctropona
DK BEARV's vikw.
DR.. Beard. the labor reiormer sad that the condi-
tion OF things compliance Of by Dr. Hayes due
the gentlemen from the cties He said that for the
first sixty days Of the session wins utterly impossi-
bio TO get any KIND vi explanation o ,he measures