The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-09
rllIING THE II0LAIIAN BILL.


..r,hg Passes the Nrw form N"i"fN hii'
,,.,y Nav Y An hurc of any rnodH- |
nttLerS sting ( VERSE law by this leg r. |
..r.nl.l m ab ndonnd. The lIoahan FIX
blu WIS N,llcd in thu SrnNt thus morning
,l,hc lo,o vi resurrection aud thrrc ia
,...s. enough. cy'n 10 thrrc wcrc deposi-
t,rt d. and pus~ another hil before tho
.nl,u.n'o.nt Wien senator Robertson
l.n,. nJysra' report upon the bill Senator
.a moved tn It sneror, expressing ut tho
..r.. d . hrlirf TINT IL would be i'm ose ihle
.thrlIi. This oonYcti0n Arosc from the
which ~ a prrttv generally understood,
nInr republican majors. with the cxccp-
,.,. v.s..s. Gorbcl aud Il. V. Pierce. had
a..fl .Hsnin the rrpor, W the committee.
rni'taf ,1I-. shopld hr uo surechmdking en-
nrr.f. Noesrs. Jacchs. Fcrlcs'nc. nnd Hoo
ranal nude short speeches urging the ncrcs-
styof son,r modincnt on " tho existing law,
anil urLrng the Republicans to allow the
bl tn ro to the Comm ttre Of the
Wlo'c. where il might b. discussed and
amrudcd. 20 ia to- perhaps. meet some Of tho
oh lions raised to t.nnl In order that relief
mi-it hrrgi.rlrt New york md BROOKLYN. 1t
VS. in vain that trcy protested TINT thu existing
law WIS not anl never could bc enforced in
n so"itirs. and showed how o." stoptnG' Of the
revenues received hv the charitable institutions
from th" Excise fund would cripple and destroy
N. most ~ them. Tho majority had Diet rmin"d
that nn Excise bill should be passed by this
L. stature. and Jacoi,s's motion to disagree
with thc report was defeated by the following
y1r-vc..rs Fcclesne. Gocbel Goodwin. Hogan.
II 10 An DCaocrat, eSccri doeb,i AMI r v.
N,.-Vcs.r. Davenport. Eiick, Harris. Hi.ks Hon
sr r"; lin.ii le'nns L,,l, M'r r. Nt,,rn ,y,'
aul N.u0o,,r-i~ An r. pubhrans except Jones aud
Nr Jacobs then moved to table the report.
IT, . would leave an opportunity t. call II M
again 1T some future time. hut II was beaten hy
yoi H. ~ Is TO- tS sm wa IA ' tG@ S6t Ito to
disagree. with the pos tions reversed,
just n- the vote wis announced, Senator
VAs.i n. who YVES supposed to- b" IN New York,
eamr rushing into the chamber. nm hrolla and
hat in hand. and asked To- b. recorded against
al that could be- done was to have his request
entered on the journal lut. In order 10 give
hm an opportunity tn ha recorded, senator
It.Uhs moved to reconsider the vote. On this
notion spc"ghes VIZ male lT Ee.lesine Ho-
lu-t-lS to ll-and this prevents the bill from
being called up again in TINS session.
Another act in the Appor,ionment farce was
| famous scheme is now in the hands Of . com
ierrn e. committee headed 10y Alvord and Har-
RE- who Will finish the play in a'cordAnc" with
tie urorramme arranged from the beginning
Of the session. Everything being ready the bin
| uubII,nn. ndoriod the same policy on this as
ihry had ON thu Excise bill and ahstained from
ihU first cal of the roll however, two kepub-
leans who were dissatisfied with the gerry
mtudine NJ their districts refused to obey
orders. senator Honkins lodged. AMI senator
Llppit voted no. THIS left the bill Just one
short 81 the mec.ssary number. and i was de-
and consulting between Ham. Harris and the
| other Republican senators, and Lipptt and
"h"Sel Win. H." result If which ~as that The
| b., was called from the table all nj half an hour
eierward and passed VI ssrs. H.Tkins am
Iiupit falling into line and voting Tor it. II !.
sit that they did this IN m" a--urhnr" OF Ham
irlcis being disturb d. A. no apportionmcnt bill
would b" - ssrd. and that any cnuuses they de
s'rrd would be attended 20 in the Coniercnc
Thcre WINS, little talking before the vote wa
taken u" AM, nge bai rue .be 1nnpg o" Icon 9n
niaed the ia"t that j. was useless toappea 10 tn
k'publi,an mnlorlty. senator hcieslne a.
people ~ New York and ngs counties. and e
-"rlIre tn, next Assembly 70 the Republicans
pr senator ]. F. Pierce denounced il as y
wrong and an outrage, IN" gro~s"st that hIl'
eyer been p"rp.tratrd 10y my legislative ho 4
ON the people of State. senator 81. John sai'
thnt the NIL, from lis inception 20 III" prcsnn
time. WINS n fraud upon the rights of the people
/ ana " - IN coping with the record Of The r
publican party, on TINS question ior me las
Useless to appeal 10 the sense Of Justice OF Sen
Il Rtlr~ AGAINST the Dictates Of n rarty caucus, il
| behalf ~ the peop'e for fairness AMI justice.
I's following Is the vote on the iinal pHssag
\ o. me hiu. Senators T. rlcsine. Goodwin. an'
Oakley. " voted against il IN the first instnnc
| tong out ut the chanih"r when it wns Cnlr,
| from the table and passed Senator Go"be wa
/ Wf only Republican VINO voted against the bill
Yn;-Nr.sr; Dsyen ,ort Edi.k. liarr., llicks IloJ
2 vo rmerey Robertson. Rockwell, Sessions, Turner
-N,,,r-. G,ebc. IT,. an Hughes, Jacobs, Payu,
p Fierce. ~ John. and Wassiaf-s.
Hamilton Fish Jr.. this morning Introduce
ne Compromise Bonded Indebtelne bill
which n To take the place Of the one vetoed b
ueGoyernor. BY unanimous consent, under
az nj "a " arHpFa1 n
lirl reading; Subsequently on the motion q
Nr Brooks, who said that It was a peace offer
ins the BIZ was mad" special order for To
borrow Two or three slight changes hav
l,"n made in the bill at the suggestio
Ton W HAT II w I pass With With iue or quGS
opposition. The only rcgrct I hear express
at the sudden collapse of what promised to b
oneo tl" ilVeliesl lights OF the srss on in IN
attempt TO override the veto of the Governor. /
byiho.. R,ruhcans, who had determined I
laeh Mr. Hamilton Fish Jr., that he canno
boast that he would carry the solid Reput
lean vote with him against thr Governor, II /
qp le rerfnin that he would not have carried hal
3hem, while the rural Democrats and thos
m KINGS county would have stood by III
ou' 'or Fish and Polar Hayes, wno had con
.t't Z. sell what they could not 4. liver
on ready tpdrlivrr when the veto war Gale
up anf + said that they will speak q hem "a
" gr'N when the Surrender bill Ia under con
Abll introduced 10y Mr. Baker Of New Yor
hNNNrH'- the Commissioner OF Public work
~ lay 'ui, open, close. or discontinue sue
'r"rts and avenues west OF Eighth avenue an
hDove liJth and l5jth streets. MS In his Jude
W-ht VIII '"st suilsrrye and promote the intel
Ct, Of The city and the property benefited.
lh" Conference Committees report on III
Sew York Salary bill WAS agreed 10 by u
n hrnhe this morning and sent down % III
~ Assembly
,,Ih" Assembly passed. the bill authorzin
n Mayor L.y T. receive and distribute 10 the pa
\ 's en' tied 70 il tho money paid to the Exci-
tpmmi-alolers by persons who applied i
I'"n-rs but did not receive them: also Nj
Douglass bin regulating the quality Of gas
"" cities " The state. and the bill directing II
efelary VI State 10 collect and publish lab(
statistics
Business was rushed through at railroa
speed IN 10th House ,to day. and at the ratio
sl'h X WIS done, there is no reason why a
stlrnment should not bo reached tins wee
ihe leaders however. desire to stay here uni
WY near from the Governor on the Supply b
ana the blll relating 10 the management OF q
WAS under the Supirintcndont OF Publ
Works, and many members have little scheme
s.l p'niins, hich they hope % get through, 4
Hst 9i likely ulat the end will be reached b
W11g Wednesday or Thursday next.
III Railroad Committee Of the Assembly r
ported adversely the bill reviving the Rap
'M,l Commission, The report was ,agre'