New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-01
STRENGTHENING DISCUSSED.
AGAINST rHE HLL-MIL ADAMS AND MIR. SCHULZ
HEARD Is H. DEFENCE

lBY TELEGRAPH To THR IRrDCNRl
ALBANY, March 3l.-MayOr Grace's Street
Cleaning 1lh is beginning to meet Nth resistance. 1t
would have bscn rcnu kable II bill transferring po-
cal patronage IN such large lump from board com
posed equally OF Republicans and Democrats 70
and that man Democrat, had not encountered some
hostility In Republican Legislature. Senator Madden
expressed yesterday publicly the uttered in
private by many Il As political colleagues when De said
mat the Tassasc ~ tie bli example Of dis
'utere~IeGuess a great political party. II also gave
u:jerauce to another thought OF their>-usmey, that
the Democratic party had so mi>coverncd New-lorK
City former years when IN complete possession OF the
CITY Government that any enlargement OF us powers
there could only be granted with reluctance by EepuD
ncan LEGISLATURE.
Ii has been the opinion o. several OF the Republican
Senators that tie establishment Of street .caulng
Commission. wit the appointment 10y the Governor aud
Senate might be the deal with the prob
m. H. response 10 tie popular drutud however. f'r
some change IN the method OF STRENGTHENING Nc"
York the senate passed the bin Grating
new street Cleaning Department Will the
Mayor IN control Tie bill has been two days
on II. WAY 60 the Assembly. II passed
"Wednesday morning Dos tbc senate bu disappeared INTO
oo.cuIiiy aud %, cd boz 'c Assembly, "a II
sroud have bren The stur day. lr-rld,, % ly ugvr
speaker Shapes desk tnr.u-hout Toe day. bni nc
SPEAKER forgot to announce &C. In tie afternoon Tie
Assembly Committee or NiIcs net 80 consider Tie
onrsl copy of 1t Speaker shafrc. who was
10 apparently iIs great inter
cs' n the fortunes = he mi. cohst urea himself
messenger 10 Obtain it, After 40 h"dr- search among
Tie rawe-s 81 the clerks drsk ihr q ~ uuauuuuuceI
bills obtained aud the speaker marched oil win Ills
Nj. Biisss ARGUMENT
When the bil had reached the committee room
Jorge Ess took section 10y section AID criticised
IN severe s,lrt Many persots rcsar. cd hiu as Il
pressing the opinion OF TIE m~, hue RAIDER 30 New
York lie said that the bl Was u4,ro-
ccdented piece Of lecr.anon II declared tbr
al, md ,ne ff"ITu,c a' ~. '-,r,r--. TO- ,9
MAYOR. In other word. the Mayi was to have fhe
Ma,5r should rn.Ro r,l,. o- street cleaning Tai coa
,ulv I've interpreted - riInt INN DEE power Q" M"
ordinance Tor d.sobrhruce to vaioh rau uI ght n'
yo low, 10 I,or ,vao we rorrc.d a.. ifoc nom
partisan by compelling the D,moctur OF thc bard ~
Alaerm,n to 'lgct Ds"oo." IT. r.e'ii1@ on
sent iof Salem 4 Wales, Pax Gonna sa.or AMI ui'f
10 induce to sotc for Drwoc-at t.- - den, OF
Inc ParE Drpartrl eut under promise ' should 10
elected treasurer, AID salary gwen A'm winch n ""Id
publican cnc.- Of depArl nrt a>Ari hru NOT 10
d -chaTg certain nIrn 30 " .tc t''A Ir ui- 90 MIS-
TIE agitation "l lsnsfrrriug ih" -ir'rt ,'"n.nt %
TIE Mayor lad been Et-rou-} nalacr'L Tue excite
mrnt about tie condition. pi ih- ii'"i- 'hl ' Hitut
famed il a~i b'"a gwen 'ut i-di a'i@' ud Doe 'lH-
ceruus aud thus the h had h,tn ii.a'd Through thc
legislature Vih'E. pfoier '1~a-1ai o. 4"e cong 'r
o the sttcete h'd ucrt c"iI o''' h'f-'i'iI 4trir
lad been trans a. on. from fA'''a, % "-~icr. a. %.
the eond"n o. f"rs s,'r's I-,..-.r1 o. eer rr'i',
mai spotted fever was ptc,Ac't Tho day"t ooul go
usfa ! it
ton a, 10 the Waccs " iAD9ici-
MR. ADAMS P!A>s.
Thatcher ". Adams. ~ The toHItf.c % TW'uty-our.
in reply to Mr.. Bliss said Tat most oi tie au.c- 20
when objection was made had been rse''ci the t
by the Senate He had heard d'c.hfcd lat the CITY
Of New-YOrk being DESTROYED Coy IRE. te nst spec
t.cle would be George Bliss W-hlns 20 Albany Hiih
biz to provide Tor the disirbut.o u ihc patronage 10
x guIsh tie flames.
Mn. scHUITz's AEGCMHNT.
Jackson g schultz. Of the Committee ol Twcuty-onc.
said the bill was the culninaiou OF tho cool thought ~
the citizens OF New York for twenty years H. hnd
himself gwen much study 10 the subject H. was
officer the CITY Government at time and De mad
visited the largest cities OF Europe ana Investigated
Eireet-ceaniuR stems there in ofrtOr In nIl li-
dirt and nth. HIS opinion Mat street
10 the Fourth Ward had ieen swept -ure Dcceub~r
POKER 10 matter Of streetcetrirg divided.
The people wanted & centred man
and That fLofttcim c'cuye officer
that they could got al u 10 failed IA h.s
duty He himself Was 40 earnest Republican. and dii
all In ms power defes Mayor Grsrc Dee at
is1cd that ne All honest man. 80 bal ih' good OF
the city at heart, and was pD~s'e-'i Of
desire make honorable record. The
people % Srw-Iork were earnest To-
this after They knew that deaths increasing al
an alarming rate they believed the word OF their
anu QOctora thai hthY streets we're the
The MaYOr enOud bc compelled 10 devise plan fOr
streetclesnng and put II INTO execution. II he failed
New YORK would know where 10 place the blame aid
would slow " act. The hearing Was adjourned.