New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-28

more the right 10 demand any such eesstou 90 this
form. ! should think that the people OF New York would
be tired Of IT, They tricd thoir hand ut II IN lsIl
but tine they have got into Office are more corrupt
tlnn thoy put Who has bn running this rcfo ~
In the senate The pure ncorruptibe. sTotcs- Senator
from the Ilid. Mr. jacobs leave out 90 tons hierat
tho ui that gvutlemsn's action while Chairman of
the Ways and Means commite. IN the House ana ohy
Trferto his reform reooid. -, IL, Al, ,.,,,o.
tThose bits twin meiros. and live or die togetcr
In 1916. let me tell the gentleman NOM Ne"-l"fk
tMr Dalyl, John Young .lcctsd Governor. ana IN
1siT - big Legislature passed. n D!l s.lng h.m lht
power to remove stale Prison n'It e,qr Inc ai VIZ
AGAINST ihc e.pe,,ed VIII o. Ia. peYp" 80 sVsm - 49,, 49,,
prcsent Legislature convened in this state has oyor
proposed bill TO Stale officer by giving tho
Mr.. r c. Cainppeil OF Newyork called the Speakers
on TOE m a + ~ s and Of iHo M to
Mir Mcl;uro-The same harring on my daughter: stick
to your opinions night or WRONG Sappose ne
possible then wLati We must stand by our original
action. matter what they do Democrats ne pure and
Ia that body Whom will YOU stand By. gcutltineni Toe
old enocrne s.a,e,a Of tho santS lJsry, Lqrd
Canpbelll What has beaten ~, the Radical party
Caesers" and 4 viii beat Us W5aG,er the Tsan,t msy
gods OF the Denocihtic party wiz DO shattered,
S awake tho ,,e rn YOU %s Gentlemen @ NwYdrs
know nothing OF this There no independehce about
jump responsive IT, You may stand by your WIVES
aud Jump 10 s the desires Of the one aan Who holds
IN,
ever neked this extraordinary power. Upon what
meat does th Governor feed that he has grown ~
can do with this Inspector when he has his sails trimmed
and his bark turned toward tbe White House He VIII say
your support" WIN he get AT You gentlomcu who come
from the City OF NewYOrk and lun by tho onenan
power know very VOL that he will II any moober vii
point out naw Ia tho Senate bill. will vote for
clnis and Republicans. alike turn In to the support OF tho
bill would like IN ask II there Is eny truth in the story
1ciedted,
to tho Canal kngi Such rlmors are ahcat aud are
pretty "eu sI"unaod; 1 Am, am isa1y 10 VOC VOC
desire Conference Committees in order TO kin the biz.
charge nae with de-roying IT, ] nm authorized 10 nay
being friend OF the Canal Eing VIII vote for
this bill Conference Committee VIII only strike out
the Senate amendments
Mr. Daly-I don't think that Ia fair. There many
amendments and they need examination ,.
Mir Nctuirc-Ihcre In Jnly one amcndmcnt, III n that
the examination shall be open DO you object to that.
Mr.. r. &. Campbr-I do.
MI McGuilc'rhat IL IT, and that Il all Of IL. When u
state officer IL brought before thls inspector he onan
nod In secret andhas adviser Can any man with Amer
chamber procecdo2f II tho star ohanber that drove
King James his throne. No man Ia the French A.
s %9a s % no IT. a S Se gu. and IL
Mr.. T. C. tampbel-i spogo Tor myself ana nos ior
Mr. Mciiuire-Does tho gentleman speak bis own sept
mPntS on this DoOrf
Mr.. T. G.. Campbeli-I do.
Dir McGnircTnen you not in good standing IN Tam
many fall. (l4aughter.J We can got along without
Tainn,iny HAL the country. II that orgaozion pro
pose L, meet in secret session and ChaiactcrSo tse Who
will submit it, dicaion thieves and the friends
thieves then tho country Democracy must take care
OF themselves. They ready 10 do this This Legslu
ure is not yet adjourned aud Tanmany Hall Inay Dad
the Ter tqiionis applied TO it in way will not like.
Mr. Prince here moved amend by ooncurrlny In all
or the Senate except the providing THAT
the Investigations shall be made where work wac Soius
ON. This vas lost by a vote oi 80 Ia 30.
The vote WAS then taken Mr.. DAILY. motion 10
IN the amendments OF Tho senate which was ear
ried by the following vote li1puJncans IN uahes
DemD ,rtfa n