New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-08
OPINIONS IN THIS CITY.

xvu,, ruv MAYOR AND PROFESSOR CHANDLER THINK
ON THE CARPENTER BILL-MENBERs OF The
COMMITTEE OF TwRNTY-oNE DISGUISED.
MAYOR Grace, after receiving message rom
Yesterday stating that Senator Carpenters Dill
had been ordered to third readinsin tne As'e~o'!'
vas asked by TRIBUNE reporter what ne pfoPoseu y,
"a N the substitute became law This was the mayor
reny am not willing divide the responsibility OF
cleaning the streets; therefore IL senator Oarpen
n beooues law will not hold myself Responsible Tor
cleaning the city shall protest against the measure
before the Governor signs 1t, but then becomes Law"
all can do Is 70 obey IT,
Professor Chandler was asked by Tribune reporter
what he thought Of Mr. Carpenters bill he repheo tina.
he had been so busy that had hardly had time to read
a.. r.r.rs for dsy or two and he hardly knew what
the character of tue bill was. When this was expanco
he said: .
$50 this In the newest scheme. is tt Well. haven't
had any time 10 think Of 1t. 90 I can't express any
opinion in regard TO IT. even IL
would be proper for me to 90 90. "nen
they talked about giving the work to me- ola not nest
tate 10 express my opinion OF the plan But oon I
think II would be proper express myself about
hill which affects me only indirectly. and which not
vet nassed But cau't see. must CONFESS why Tue
confirming power should be given to the Board OF
Health All want Is 10 have the streets well cleaned
by somebody else"
DR. Jaucway, of the Board of Health. said 81 don't
~N"NN-f $3.50
.ts effect will be- don't why the confirming power
.houd he gwen 10 the Board Health preference to
fha BOARD OF Aldermen. can't say, OF course. what
shal do until 1t Is passed. because don't know bow
muoh extra work 1t wO,!d entail upon tho Board OF
Health"
jackson g. Schultz, d. Willis James. Thatcher NJ.
Adams Walter H. Lewis. Charles A. Marshall aud VIII
lam NJ Bridge OF the Committee OF Twenty-onr, came
down from Albany last night arriving In tins cry al
fsw minutes after 10 O'clock Jackson SCHULTZ VIA
of the first 10 leave the rain we nave oeeh 'Ad
hcked.' he said 10 IRIBUss reporter
g. aSp'a Know any more abou. ,s than you DO" he
replied want to knew any mora yoa Nv, wi, nsss
70 send to wsshingtou Ithina noSsve5 ,na sss
willing 70 eI the patronage gas. Srl Of sns,I
That is So" chined In M. Bridge.
"Hasted made a splendid iEht for u.s." said MT Mar;
shs He tore that compromise bill Of Carpenters all
10 eces aud showed 1t ~ N us true Light
.skinuer also did good work" said Mt Bridge " and
there was Republican By the name OF Duguld VINO Is
WIN Csrpenier's bill past" asked the reporter.
mt doSt believe St viii get through the Senate Tue
Senate stood by spenddly ADD dio t1eir pest WI u
that thew will appoint Comnttee of Conference with
the Assembis bat what good wi tns 90 tho ,,u,"
Hamilton! suppose he thinks he is gentleman
Mr. BrIdge--Be careful about your statements, Mar
Mr.. Marshall-I am perfectly willing to say that
thins Hamilton IL q miserable fellow.
How ABOUT DR.. Hayes e. asked the reporter.
Mr.. Mlrshall-DOnt epe OF blu. uNeS "suo
speech yesterdy Ia favor OF our BILL We looked all over
for bun to-day and couldn't mad him. until lie turned vi
and voted against the bni -,
Mr. Bridge-Hayes u poor weak man. who Is a sav'
OF hts party A., -. . ,4
MI. James, Mr. Adams and MIR. Lewis were ioune
together. Tney were IN Wiling 70 say mucn Alsnons.
they expressed great disgust with the result or tbe
Wait Ibey agreed saying that ths committee au9
the citzens of New>York had been very bad treated
me matter would not be alto ged TO crop. however.
The committee will nave meeting tsis morning g., =
nc meeting 40 few DAYS, when the result OF the CON
mt,ees work will 10 presented to the pueiic ana pai
of Operations for the future "'il b. d"v's,d