New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-03
THE ASSEMBLY,.

RESOLUTION TO ADJOURN on MAY 10-CENTENNIAL
CKIEBRATIoNs-sANITAR INSPECTION or NEW
YORK SCHOOLS - MANAGEMENT OF SAVINGS
BANKS.
IFROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl
ALBANY. MAY 2-The rush of business in
the Legislature becoming great and there are all the
signs of speedy adjournment. The Assembly, on mo-
ton OF Mr. Brooks by vote OF 81 to As passed rcso-
luton to-day that 1t will adjourn on May 10,
II the Senate is ready at that time. The
supporters of the Holahau Excise Bill look with
dsmay upon this action, as 1t gives them
very little time in which 20 get their bill to
the Governor. They opposed the adjournment
project with all their power but failed Mr.. AlvOrd Mr..
Fish and Mr. Hayes earnestly opposed the resolution
not on the ground OF ts unwsdOm but because will
put the Assembly the power of the Senate The Sen
ate can hold the resolution and adjourn the Legislature
when peases the consent OF both bodies being required
for an adjournment II the Legislature adOurns at the
time selected by the Assembly it will also leave very
little time for the consideration OF the reapportonment
of the State. II the AppOrtiOnment BIZ fails from this
Cause they will have except themselves to blame
as their leader Mr. Brooks. the author OF the ad
resolution and it carried by the votes Of
Democrats
Mr. Graham recently offered in the Assembly reso-
luton prefaced by preamble stating that there had
been centennial celebrations Of the battles Of Fort Stan
wix Oriskany, Bemis's Heights and Saratoga, and OF
the Inauguration OF the State Government at Kingston
The resolution then went as follows:
Resored That the Secretary OF State cause to be pre-
pared aud published in Pr s s
centennial celebrations including therein the oneaI
ducted statement OF the military exercises and the
organizations taking part therein. oil historical sketches
NAL celebrations; and that 5000 copies of The
same be prepared and published as Aforesaid
ten copies thereof to be furnished to each mem,
State Government; 1000 copies to be furnished TO
fI,aC tosa lhparV pX
other libraries in the State; and the remainder TO be
used by the Secretary OF state in supplying persons VINO
officially connected Herewith and TO such other per
sons institutions as he may deem proper eaId WOIE
10 be compiled and executed under the supervision OF
the Secretary OF state the entire expense not TO
coed the sum OF $4,000.
ThePrnting Committee, Messrs. Skinner. CurTan and
Reynolds dissenting reported in favor OF the bill to-day
Mr. Graham supported bis resolution In speech showing
the need and benefit OF such collection OF centennial
documents Mr. Brooks strongly opposed the adoption
OF the resolution the ground that il costly en-
terprse and that the counties IN which the celebrations
took place ought to bear the expense OF printing me
documents Ex-LeutenantG Governor Alyord in reply,
earnestly appealed TO the patriotism of the members.
were source Of pride every citizen Of the State and
not the proud possession OF only the residents OF the
considering such matters In MS opinion the investing
daeJs in defence OF freedom OF the best
Investments state could MAKE Mr. Daly salu thht
every citizen felt The same PRIDE IN these
battles and he would cbeeTuly vote Tor the resolution
Mr. sheard that he an clzen Dut
with Mr. DAY. thought that every foftlgnDOrh cuZen
should feel as great pride these victories as Amtf
cans the resolution adopted by vote OIL ~ 20 "a
The bill authorizing the Board OF Health OF hewfork
to sanitary inspection OF the schools OF thai
city. introduced by Mr. Fitzgerald, came up for ahnai
vote In the Assembly. Mr. Than thereupon moved that
the enacting clause be stricken out and argued that
passed the bin might conflict OF jurisdiction DO
tween the Board Of Education and the Board OF HEATH