The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-11
Mr. FISH UNDER THE LASH.
non M Vas MiDE no WTNCE AFTER
,TrtChIVG cor ROBINSON
p,..oac or the Compromise bonded In
~" s.,,cdncss 1911 the Occasion for Much
snec.hmahing Polar Hayes Finance Ell
I'D The TNcisc Question Up Again.

r,..rd The Excise ouc>ti"" ~ Ns"'n'
,,NNy. May No. The compromise Bonded
,,t.lno-e lill, which was drawn to meet tho
,t,... rni.cl by the Governor in his veto Of
til.r,.tr.tIly sent here. passed the Asscm-
,,..,,., ,lssrutins vote to-day The oc-
y" r,,,.yrr. was taken advantage ot by |
i.-i. .tr. and Dr. Polar Hayes TO ring |
.,.,i, sp,ochcs. which they had pre-
IL ' wool MO. and had printed. ON the !
l"' r ovcrriliu,, tho Goycrnor's yoto !
4.b,tth c nttctnn, hnd bccn abandoned
-, H., tbc sourdncsa of tho Goyernor's OH
81. retbil Ind hcon noknowlodpcd
...r,,i,,,, 81 ,l,,. nc,y ,,re which ,ncots
u" ,r,vul Of ev,rvhodv was TO thcn no
..r ,yby u,r dnvs on1 nigIts Of labor tbny
t.I,.',,, f., tho ,rcnorotlon Of thnir succchcs.
,.,,bi,, If thc .vrrnso of pcttinr them
.,i,,oJ sbnn,d bc vns,ed seldom # over be-
to,., ,,,.o s,,,.l, ,.,,incnt s,e,csucn lohored
4''. nav -, -, =,
50 nara IN bringing iorth such smal' rcsu''s "
lclst i'm this Irrishturr Fish who for two days
,',,,..,,i. ,.n,,,,,1 s,,.,b ana u.aIt.
mas uo'n 'o"ui'"s A's pi''''ou ~ ,...
INK Tor ms opportunity, rs soon as inc uli' ""s
announced Jumped to his feet with motion to
reSommit and amend by inserting the vetoed
bill. Thon he unrOued about dozen pflhteu
slips, each nearly an long as himself. and be-
ean resdino IN n sinr.song. sophomoric
XIV" ,r"u"s' !" e"H T'S' ~
WY. The effect upon the House was WONDER
ful Members began TO slip out OF the Cham
Der and wcnd their way to the nciehborlng bar
word that they should be sent for after Fish was
'lr"ush rcau'ns' IN ees ..'ah 'on 'i''u 80
there were not over lor'y meh'uers anu lew
VAsc boys and messengers left in the Chamber,
All thcse did mo, nav the least attention TO what
49, o. W. ,r, - - 49,, -. ,,il
Fish was saying Tho galleries were empued
Ee'ry ''oVN'ns 'nu,S'u " w T WEI 1 Sa
,quat,cd on the noor directly in front OF his
iess and amused themselves and others by
ossing ball back and forth.
For nearly an hour he continued to read his
q al gnof., uS'Ik W p'vVe s''' no ak i ,,
nan'ier than Gov. Robinson, and that the
,ao',n,,s =, n,,i,,, ,o,vard rammonv uau
"e"hss VI o"'n'y 'oW"ru i"''i."nS nun n
%mPI U'gH g woG Aid dpv Do r,e h s~t
message' and that he did not know anything
ui the question on when I'M tae veto SF9%' cI
Sl',nd such unmistnk able signs ~ wear}nnss
and DISCUS; during the delivery Of a speech as
3 nnniiv ritoI away n norton ~ his sneech
and h h" Was loreed to Stop. '''''' " '''
,rinar"i bi,ns"If for mo ocnasion with n urint-
nj lteeca nearly as long ms that of FISH But
a. I'm 10 ings hv no s,r"et efrCrf
KIM, pv,n. nm rru,,,v ste,osrDon mi ioot Inc
si ln" u,nulii rounI 1871 "navVd ho Nbni
,3 iut,ner s39 hSsnlt With some
reas.ps whv' in MS Judgment the veto
10 acvcrnor shculJ have heen
.orrTy ""'',"o ior,icinatidn ths, thni
,n..tirn r,ould come bsiore tho Iegislattire
ana ne i"i To ." me 19 10 gf n som hor men hc
i.nsa Long Polar HAYES is nm eloquent talker.
IN oi,soXs c,,pmands the ottentiHn 81 mem.
b@rs whom no sncnks and the change from
Fsh IN Uaves WIS So mari ed that the sleepers
In the galleries soon awoke the members came
dronninr mo tho ChAmbor and listened
si,anttiyclv 10 what he said and The
peyn bovs susn"nded their han playing.
he sncnch was in much better taste
than ihnt of Fish and wns devoted mainly to an
attempt to prove that similar bin 70 that which
financial ofiicers Of tho city who preceded the
present ofrcals. by the public press. and by the
York But some one had managed to stonl
away "A portion of his speech also and his talk
WAS brought 70 an untimely end amid much
Mr. Brooks. who would have voted to over
ride the, veto had that question been presented.
speech, which commanded the entire attention
raped Fish over the knuckles for the bad taste
and bad temper he had exhibited in his speech
and paid a high tribute 10 Coy. Robinson
As an able hnancier and a eonscientiqus
h. aud every other man had right 70
l,policy. while ut the same time they could re-
sp1f the views Of tho Governor. At some
length he explained his views and the reasons
WHY he thought the Governor should have ap-
a. he had not done SO, and rs thls
new bill had been prepared ana agreed
upon t} al parties rs "a sort " peace oHtfIhg
b. would vote tor it, trusting that II would ac-
cnul.i~h all that was sought o. be done hy me
nr-l measure, and BRING 70 the city 81 New
lork that rrl.i when lad become an absolute
nr''--ity. and for which the taxpayers ana peo-
pie that city wero crying out with one voice
Mr.. llay was the next speaker. ana ne CON
ln"d his remarks almost entir"iS 10 scathlns
rryl' ~ the great Effort 81 inc lutham county
salesman and defence ~ III" Governor IRON
u' iusinai2ns and ATTACKS made ny MN, III
reply to the allegation of Fish that Gov. Robin
sn lnl not written the veto message. ne re-
minded him tuHt the Governor had written
ALL. ani important state EaperS On pd"7t4ns
. uhnee long heior" he ltiaul hal learned M
Az 81, AMI papers that me Rehilemun IRON
Funain could not nope 10 approtrn, shprld u,
Nv I" u" louh" me ags OF tie Neherapie Hhu
trtyr trd Governor oi III state. ,,
A. ha'iday "a - I'VE minutes speech me-
VIVA Nd "uie and SARCASM, pled mo lhsh oNei
Ne -h9nid"rs Of IN, Putnam county statesman
at,i. %, WINGED. He compared Flshs CRIT
cshs ~ GOV hobinsons nnahrM hbiliues U
w ihnie ~ the OK ana the ny. Inc governor
liSu well reply % the query ~ % whetheI l
Ahn1{w NM, IN, 70, niue flsn, 70 on WIZ
VI i2lhE Il dldh Know youWhS uirrr' ah,
.W.Nd say an the people. ne hclltNrH w
hM- would come a'ter the genteman IRON
tulhhin mai attained me years OF dlacfetlon
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