New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19

mouth who was elected George Patterson IN that
Democratic county, met the opposition OF MI o'ocA
ton and probably remembers 1t. Mr.. Apologize miro
duced respectful resolution asking the hgures o' NY
stocktons receipts since his appointment IN 1873 anu
proceeded 70 show that the previous officials had re-
ceved 81 300 salary while Mt. stockon's compensation
by way of fees had amounted from $1,000 to 9loOOO
per annum or more. Mr.. Applegnte sald ne
entirely willing that hDeraI salarS'
say - 900 year shoud be hXed, but 1t seemed evident
that the fees should not Oh increasing every year una
that some attention should be paid to the evident Ne
cessity for economy. The resolution caused hu'lcr
smong Mr. stocktons friends and laid on the table
until Mr. stockton was confirmed. when It was passed
Senator Appegntc introduced two BILLS which VIII make
the Office sharicd one, the amount being lef; 10 "e
fixed hereafter l. Will be difficult however, to pass the
bls in proper form 20 affect tue Acknowledgements next
term.
This vas the first brush Of the season in the Senate
the next f. likely to be on the rcnonnaon o; Secretary
Of state Kelsey whose name rejected by the Senate
yesterday suit iortaking $50 OD0fecs Illegally is pcnd
ngagaiust him. having brought by order OF the Leg
isatuc when Il f. decided the chance, u his conrma-
ton may be better estimated butt any Republicans
will We inclined 10 aid f. th success Of one Who has
been tho arc enemy Of their party and whose oii@hi
Hc- have been uch rs 10 require repeated investigation
and to cou.c pretty nearly constant criticism.
Nh NcAdoo, Of Hudson, IN the Assembly offered
rcsolufiou The morning which was adopted for com
Iuittec inquire into the methods by which tine threat
cned deficiency in the Strte revenue can be avoided
without recourse TO State tax OF the sale OF STATE
eaclirties Nr-srs. NcAdo0, Bell, Pos. klkrr, Nc
Murray Si-sOn and Smith we're @Ipoiu'el aa IN. com
Inittee. L. j. shrcvdly suspected tha' Mr. MrA''o-
object rs deeper than the surface shows ana 'hHt ruu
an onslaught the corporations of the state is I'D Zee
made hat avoid heavy state taxes they viii prefer To
pay local taxes and yield To iiHh-ou county drmhnu5
resolution py Nh Hon tor the judi aIy tOWlnl'""
H. settle definitely By bin or Otherwise, roGe Of pro-
criurc Tor the organization cf tao House laid over
Ii - prompted by the di-grdccfn proceedings OF me
opcuiis o. ily session. While Democrats arc eenlnga
rrput4tcu for economy their practice does not bear
II out They have authorized h" House Judiciary tlt
Municipal committee. TO employ CLERKS. ana im7 morn
ing laid over after sharp contest, resolution 10
reconsider the ant FORMATION offered ana abs Supported
by Mr.. Young, of Essex. IL Will PROBABLY come up
again Oa Monday evening
The Senate passed it's first bill this morning, act 70
secure tho arrest Of husbands who refuse tO support their
families and I've iu another county. a hil Was pre-
seEtcd % pay tAc expenses OF the Constitutional Com
mission Senator Taylor iLtruduccda BIZ Tor the coli
version OF tie building once occupied rs q soldiers
cdrcus home INTO asylum Cor tho deaf and dumb