New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01

nv .be A..embv today with cry little friction. Before
The completion OF the regular order or business, Mr.
| DAILY OF Nrw-York asked unanimous consent 70 take
up the resolution Mr.. AlvOrd objected M Dily theh
made motion to lay the tabs the regular order Oh
business In ordr take up tbe resolution luis re-
CURED a twotbirds vote, which was O0tainoo WITHOUT
difficulty Mr.. Daily then made motion to concur In
the Senate resolution, and Supported THIS moIvh III
foreiDIe little speech. He said tine people OF the state
expect Immediate action III this matter They demand
work sDd not words. Public sentiment VIII Droos
no further delay. The resolution permits the commits
sion back OF the 1888 IN prosecuting their In
yertigatior but 1t il mandatory hs respect
moment Utter Mr DAIy moved the Drevieas question
the resolution.
Speaker Mcclure In order that all the members might
Understand thoroughly what they were yotDf on. or
dered the Clerk the resolution. It's substance
has been given IN the TRIBUNE already ls exact
wording as 1t goes TO the Governor, is as follows:
Resof,ed. That the Governor - hereby authorized oy
aud with The advice and consent " tGe SenhL T. az
point a commission OF fur persons, whose duy u ShI
De to invest gate the affairs 81 the cLnas Of "a" e'
aud especially the matters embraced Ia the spc'.' he|
sage Governor cOmWun Gated 70 the L'E4si,"rs
on the 10Th DAY OF March, 1915. san cOmnlsflDu anh.
have power TO subpoena ara comp tne Atenm'io' ~
Witnesses require he production S'IOro hti % any
papets in the custody possession ~ any Witnesses
touching the sur ct or -uch inye.tr'u'l. ana 70 *
ANNE such witnesses and suCd puOhc I-c"Tu' 81 ITO
they snail require for Che purpusr oi scn ~
vesgation; saId commission, IA thrir invest GaIi"u
shall 40 least the Gears lsjs-lsi5 lucus'e ohI
or said commission shall have power 10 aimIhl't9r
Oatns IT, wIfnnssrs summoned before them lhey shdI
have authority to employ n CLERK ana steh0g apl'r,
and "A N repOr THE testimony they sn take, together
with such 10 respect 10 lh' same ~
they shall deem warranted by the facts, TO the GOV
ernOr aud thr LEGISLATURE Ut the opening OF Tue next
session Tney shall furnish copy OF sdch lestI-
mOny TO the Attorney General
When the vote this resolution was called tneFe
were NO Nays heard. Mr. AIvOri dcmanGcd that the
yore should be taken by Yeas ana Nays. When the
name OF Mr. Av0rd was called he asked - DO excused
from voting and spoke as follows:
lam very sorry indeed that the previous question mas
been moved because desired To yoD Tor IN, rrsou-
ton bur in "A somewhat d fcrent shape. des'r LOT
one 10 give the Governor O thr Stac Ol -cH A"lA iU
poJer Without the interrogation OF the -rhdtc
believe II Il due hm TO have 10 IN tha way ana Win
out any tramm. Whatever. desire also q dntHd thi,
itIou as mat should embrace LrAcr pctoI 81
time; aud also 10 further amend the I'-Ou1on
that IL should bs Nu open ana pupnc eN
animation. Those points l desired to put
luto mi, resolution, and should nave uOhe
so had 10 not for the moving ~ tnr prcN'"us q'
non. I hope good of THIS HO lS' WIN Ihe
acton Of the Judiciary Committee giving tbs coiinla
,iu ali the power thcy nave. vii 80 dird.-t LII
such provisions may be- by stature enacie as WIN -
tho comm- siOn bowers, BON 40 10 the scope
auL time OF the investigation AMI tho Opon dhd pAJ"c
exam nation witness withdraw IL request ~ 10
Excused from VuUug AID vote lea.
TIE resolution passed by vote Of lo1 Yeas ana
no Nays. The following ~ list OF those VINO voted IN
the Affirmative and OF those who were absent or VAC
did not vote Republicans in italcs, Democrats IN
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