The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-15
THE TUMULT UP THE RIVER.
UPROAR AND CONFUSION AMONG THE
L1WMIKERS IN Albany.
Voting uiiudiy and Trusting to The Governor
to Unearth the Jobs - The Last Act in the
Apportionmcnt Fnrce-PassaRe OF HIS.

| increases us tho hour Of adjournment draws
| nearer. and nearly every member is engaged in
| lOg-rOlling 10 advance some pet scheme. Tho
| confusion in both houses to-day has been so
| great that for two-thrds Of the time ut least II
| Is safe to say hardly one member in ten knew
| what was going on and votes were given. or
| withheld. from bills to please some one else, or
| to aid in carrying out some bargain. moro than
| from any knowledge that members had US to
| what the measures proposed to accomplish. In
i fact. oven with the most careful attention 1t was
| almost impossible to tell what was being done.
| Bills that had lain for months in the committee
| rooms were suddenly brought out. and. upon
! the plausible statement Of some member.
| jumped 20 a third reading. which generally
| consisted OF reading few lines of tho first SEQ
| ton and the last This act shall take effect i'm
| m"diaicly." Others were reported extensively
amended. but seldom rcal the House or Senate
| being content with the assurance of the member
| handling it that it was all right" and it was
| passed.
| The last act in the farce Of how not to pass an
| Aprortonmcnt law was played in the Assembly
| to-day. with Old Salt IN the leading part and
| fully sustaining his reputation as tho leading
| political trickster 81 the Legislature. AZ noon,
| in accordance with previous announcement. he
| called up the report Of the conference commit
| tee. that had been quietly sleeping in the
| dcsk since the Senate agreed to it
| last THURSDAY, awaiting his pleasure
cii,,'ol 10 ~, -, ,Io " ne 10y
shutting on amy protests the Democrats might
,p'" H. ~ Wv IN iiii, nv a,hcu Just us
| hut i was well understood by those on the in;
sld iHa, t9lswas no' TO- ne. me lfhhers eared
| even o. this Infamous scheme. should it
maui M mn "nnnd u so INV ~
| XIII Il outright, and again openly defy tho
in,ou' IV '1Is IT,, sv,vtai 81 W. j., ~,
against the hill. SIX Of them iid So. aud more
"III,,i mt H., Vl,, 50 iil' II nnci Necessarily ,,
NM. H. W i ~ , ,Ans 70 U' 'Nguseu ron
| N". ~ III ''NS XIV, VIC CON l,lIutprS phii
ing s.@i; lie reminded thrm how they hnd
N , ,,l , rl M , w., f,fT"m t9 M GGuu' t,s
which he i,ecyei they would yet be eallcdi3
On cunt ny ~ People 81 the State. But Old
Snl .ny smiled "rl shovk rs hoary locks dis
uan,ppliy - we llree went Oh The l,ll re-
| Means whlle mere were siNiY,lNe against It,. go
o in" , nIlon.se h'nd,d indenednsss bll,
norT : re- T. tn Governor;
bin re-torin. Tompkims SQUARE IL lis 61risinal
u~es ma pnr. ami prohibiting tn. tls"s Of Il for
military purposes was c"n"urrcd in 10y both
hmll-' :. ma t""s , Inc tnN.rno
The Polar Hayes Finance hill. which was sent
I" !. ii9ni.srrnrs committee ~ night, was re-,
WE NEI'rl tn. ana u snrs tu thc Hovcrnor VINO
WIZ E'N u INC c"i. -itrraiion ilS lmporilncc de-
innhi- ana when II did not get IN the Legisla-
turr. ,
Inc nii providing Tor the appointment Of
S,ur h9.if"ad commission, similar To that OF
MH-Sh Nus"iis. WIS reported adversely from
thc Railroad Conmitrc. which report Was
rrf1 , 10 ani the oi va, A. tilcd I'M is TIE
turs ,,r,,,
.ar & prI ibn t , n ho nw g rIbrsf2iure
prin'ei m on o'her paper besides the DrHy
hrg si',' wa. PASSED and goes 10 ,hc Governor.
Inr M t. ,rcorTnnize the DOCK Department
|
l.r II, ihal reading aud on motion of senator
McC"r.hy OF Syracuse II was sent back to the
must haye been cmplGyed hy the Commis.sion;
| ,rH t. kll me nill; A. ihis move no doubt viii
the h'li irni. and II ANY amendments were
glossary To- nave them Put ~ IN open Senate.
Ni III. h,,lsrs.iitl'iNes from inc iura districts
oMNhcn the bil t" ir;i.lntc Tom Dunlap. GU, Of
"l'l ' ''H' ~ ON ~ NINA ph~~iL'' senator no
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