New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-26
AFFAIRS AT ALBANY.
TOPICS IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE.

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,,,,. ~ or xryv vopK POLICEMEN AND FIRFMEN
-, MESSAGE AND BILL FROM THE GOVERNOR
RELATING TO A CAMPING GROUND FOR HE
NATIONAL GUARp-OTHER MATTERS.
lYRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF The i"in''"
A,p,vy. April 25.-The Senate passed to-
aav without debate though il were measure OF no
inheritance Senator Grady's bill increasing me pa! o
the fremen and policemen OF New-NorK 'hy !"
n uniform rate Of 81. 200 yearly. As was
expcctcd all OF the New-York Senators supported the
bill There little doubt that the bill Will now rec"
the Governor there being less opposition to 1t IN TIC "
sembly than in the Senate.
The other important measure OF the day was GoNerp"
Corncs bill apprOpristiDg $4,000 for the purchase "
n camp of instruction for the National Guard This OH
may considered the final step toward making the Ma
tional Guard an ctve force. reform that the GOV
ernor and the Adutant- General undertook about TWO
years ago The Governor accompanied the o WIN 'no
following message
no promote The efficiency ard usefulness OF the IA
fional Guard when required for actual serN lt
~ mari Of the Guard In csaps OF Instruction, pro
vided that not more than lo.U sso,nn mesn IN
any or. wear hitherto he expense necessary to main
rain the military ~ Ss nstTSn on. Of tie
appropriations made for military purposes ID rig me
rsf Two years however force has been rednced IN
number from 90 20 ahout 1900 men, In order that
those remaining I'm tie service coud ne NM
camp experience with exercises in the hed without
an increase Of the ordinary expenses Vi 'nis uep"i'
mcnt. .,- .ou,.a.,or, o,o cam,
While the law Is ample for the organization OF eap
ofpstr,cton careful examination discoses the TACT
tlat II does not anthoFze t ina pun IN view
of the exp, nsc required properly to equip camp or
Sse d rs not s @Ge poa puH is ny dera thai
portion OF the troops should be enGaneu ae TsSn
eason and sel ctOns have already been maze OF se'or
regiments r such purpose. ,, 60 do
10 enable the military department TO d,si
and even vital to the maintenance OF ,,o a
proper and effective National Guard IN thls ave u' nor
T., Il vel T.
For this purpose the accompany lug bill mas oDen p
pared by my direction and i herewith respett n' i
transtte to the Legs azure. with the hope tha II VIII
'eo'i'' ''ui cay '-' - AL NO b. CORNELL
The Assembly and Senate both passed MI Ch"ilhs
Primary Election bill In effect the bill gives the voters
az Brooklyn who willing to attend primary
election the same protection that they now ENJOY
IN attending a regular election n"A,s
the persOnation OF voter, ballot ooN SUN
ing and false counting misjemcanors punishable
nv fine Of % 600 and imprisonment for three years
Mir Hunter moved that tue bill should ne amehdt so as
to apply TO the entire state General sharPe Sau
if the amendment made the hi would be delea'eu
Members wiling that the experiment shouu oe
tired IN Brooklyn OF projecting the prn4y etGo'onS
but were not ready to accent sucba bill FOR the en-
tire stae. Mr.. Hunters amendment was rejected anu
MIR Bcreh two years ago attempted 10 the pas
sage Of a prohibiting NivsecOn tut tai ca 0Whg 10
the opposition Of the medical COLLEGES iU1y nS uT
brought subject to the attenon OF the LEGISLATURE
ine b.ll with memorial in its favor rom Nr bcrgh;
SECTION 1Everl person who shall perform OF cauS 10
ing animal OF vyisecuon shall be guilty OF ms
deme2nOT. l.,
rTC THE term vivsection used In TINS act
all include uVt-t1gailON, experiment.
or demon stratiOn producing or OF nature 10 Oduce
,ain or disease in any living animal. including the
cuting wouudiug poisoning Thereof except Mhch me
same Is for the purpose of curing or alcviamg some
physicsl suffering disease in such living ANIMAL OF III
order to deprive 1t of life when incuranle
sec 3.-1lIs act snail take elect immediately
Mr. Mcdauuss Mu ia relation TO the sale Of tickets by
theatre spectators passed to-day by the Assembly
II is a. follows:
SUCTION lit shall not be lawful to sell or cause TO De
sod tickets to any place of amusement III any cry OF
fhs state al price beyond that which Is established ~
The manager OF managers OF the theatres OF places OF
amusement and il shall not be lawful Tor the person or
1ersou- selling tickets outside Of The bOAOlhce 10 charge
Iorr than the rates charged at the bONofce uncer Inc
penalty of mlsdcmcanOr
SIC. This act shall take eject hmm didttly.
The two Houses have disagreed over the Appropra-
ton bill The senate inserted an appropriation OF
$4,000 for the Catholic Protectory This the Assembly
refuses to accept Conference committees that were a
pointed failed to agree, and to-day two additional ones
were appointed
The members the Assembly were successfully called
from their seats to-day by women representing me
Women suffrage Society and impOr,d 10 N"tt ioI tIV
tll c.lfcrfing the cht 10 vote on women SucI pou
l,bhyug IN favor BIZ has hot been Witnessed III Al
bany many years.