The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17

out Inc clause a6olishing resident engineers Jailed
alter a long discussion. Inc last amendment to tho
bill before ~ was ordered TO third reading sug-
gcsted by Mr. Hurd; Il requires the expenses OF
yneers 10 be certified by the Canal Board.
PASSAGE OF the PIPE LINE BILL
The General Pipe Line oil, win all the Assembly
amendments. passed the senate to-day ~ vote "
10 TO 10 -
Mr. Moler's Bell Punch quor bill, as It stands &C
glass, instead OF two and halt cents as set down
tho original draft also provides Tor the appoint
ment by the Mayor OF ten inspectors oil excise THIS
number will PROBABLY be Increased to fifteen before
the bill Is reported TO the House
THE POLL INSPECTORS BILL.
The Governor. By tho hand Of his private secretary
sent tho following veto Message the Assembly TO-
day
SrArr or Nrw YoRK
ExrcuTivK CHAMBER. ALBANY. April 10. is7s
rea without approval Assembly bill No I5s entitled
An nc. 70 amend section "a article D. title 3 chapter o.
This b seeks amend the present statute regulating
the ~. sos,gn ~ .eas
the in such district having the highest
party opposed % and state political 70 sns
political party 70 which Que or both Of the two
IL further provides that IN each town one tho poll
.he two Inspector. VINO shall % elected shalt belong AMI
va, sssy from % the a. pss,o. shs s s me
A'v,esAia. saan os'ons a., ,,s,
"a eonaae;ias q our elections han the present sa,ute
have continued in ioce without smendmentl many
years ,as so", assan, 70 'ss .p,rs Of our gsn
situations which subject continual sngs
capable OF designation sufficiently stable
tory recognition. Frequently within the period that the
present law Ia force there has
four vel defined political parties differing upon
politics The theory 81 existing statute Is
that la locality the responsible minority shall be
represented the Board OF Election In
cal aud elsewhere to any 81 the other three
present act, hnw ever, contains arbitrary man
date compelling the selection VI inspectors from po
parties only, thus casting the inspectors
the burden OF ,ecding wncn Is the political party opposed
10 them Again. IL Is conceded that the eficent
desirable Inspectors OF eccton those whose partisan
productions not sufficient to ally strongly
political organization. Their official action be
strictly impartial than that OF those zsaious
acting s inspectors o election and requires that all In
spectors shall tc pattisans
t the provision In the bill cguatng
CLERKS IL be said tha while IL Is open
objections ABOVE stated IL Is out OF place
title oi the Revised statutes amended Ny tia u Is
regulating the appointment OF poll and tho
effect of tho bill Is to inerject nto OF the Kev,e ed
provision wheh belongs to anothcr moreover
tue appointment OF clerks is entirely tho
Boala Of Inspectors that sir
ADJ. III al one the metnod
his appointment should be let to the minority nspec
tor. H. NOBlNSON.
ANOTHER VETOED
Tho Governor sent the following message TO tho
Senate to-day
STATE or NEW YoRK, EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
ALBANY. y. ". April 10. 1873
To SEHArE-I return without approval senate bill
No 90 entitled AN act amend sections Nos ~
VI aree title part L. 81 the sixteenth CHAPTER % tue