New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15
TALK IN The ASSEMBLY.
LosG DEBATE on A RESOLUTION OF ISsrRrcn'

r,,c pEBATT on A RESOLUTION OF INSTRUCTION
TO UNITED STATES sENAToRs-Two CANDIDATES
FOR THE WRAPPING DEPARTMENT
PROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Feb. 14.-The present Assembly is
very laxative one. Dgy after day since It's Organiza-
ton the body consumed most OF the hours assigned
10 tntalk There have, true. been OF rcsolu
lions tossed on the table merely 10 give opportunity
for discussion. To-day one VI this class
OF resolutions emerged from the Committee on Federal
Relations where II had been lying peacefully for
week II requested Senators Conkllng and Herman 10
do all they could "a bring about an early decision
by Congress OF the right Interpretation Of the
Eight-hour Law. Mr. Sloan moved that it De
laid on the table. He DID THIS, however.
nnder the prctence that he wished TO examine
u1norc thoroughly. M Fish followed with the same
rlea Mr. Grady said buntly that the resolution vas
N the interest Of The SOrLlGgmaD aud should there
fore receive Ms vote M S,rahan said that ile Ee-ou-
tom was easily understood, and he thought Uembcrs
ought 20 vote upon Il at Il had bIs approval NJ.
bridge or Brooklyn slid II the Eight hour law was
interpreted the right spirit the worknEntn IL the navy
wards intended to ask Congress FOR back pay, as they
had been paid for hours work as II they Aad worked
et,t hours. The yotiu. Oh Nj. SlOan's motion then
began Il was interesting ~ notice that the city mem
hers OF vhatever politics. voted againet the motion.
and The country members. equally irrespective Of pol-
ties, FOX II.
When tie name OF E.astas Brooks was called. that
gentleman arose, his hands trembling win excite
rnent and Lis lips Gulve!ng with apparently Emp
rres-ed rege lie asked IN loud tone OF voice 10 be
excused from voting. and tucn said that while
member OF She Assembly DE hoped 10 win me comIDen-
dalton that he spoke his mind freely on au
an. stons Tie proposed TcsUiuuou wac an ih1-
nortineut Interference with the rights or the
United states - tue state The senators were
eanable OF attending tncr business without H't'c
tom from the I.r-is AZURE lie e mpathzed sincerely
v,th AL work .ugIen much 20 - ony other h"uJrI
NJ the Assembly For lY years o: hs !c be had been
hard working man; forty years Of fais time having
cn passed in the hard Held ~ Journalism. Not-ne bat
Indulgence and ignorance had been hi, inheritance. lie
knew what II was TO laoo9er. bat lie was opposed
10 ~ ,ts IN svor .; Nr Sloan. motion - Law TIE
r.,lufiou on the table gained 10y r speech or N
BroOss's. 81. sOans notion vas Adopted " VOC oI
Tire most absurd Incident that has ct occurred durns
3d.. d,irotrs over uat~cuase followed The Assembly
decided She day before, after thinking oyer ne matter
mouth Wat d sdl.iIir,udru Of the wt.gpL- depart
G,l' 80 'f ~ t,c.r nj. fr,or'snr ner-,u-
a-e to-day, !; Was found ina! ,a..a ~ais tHo
StI o'rtf.r named Howell, from tlau'9-. .-.
Hr Iendcrgast, Lew member frin 'hal't'u
qua Laturaay waited t-c bone candidate
"".;ed Aid. sing lie Assembly, he de-, ,D.d D..
ltc.'Ori-u tones TIE blessing ilat u'G p' 100 -
mon Ornn,,a.a bv the legislature, fnd ne scautv po'-
non that had leen given Chautsuqua. ne uhortnh"te
t.sI.fy, De declared, had aIv ~ peth Iu 40 - -.
gcin party II it, hour of aud s0ouu ne - a
Inc ~ = ing nature OF Ou"ndtgn Comfy was shown ~
he fact tnst tie employee the ie-zature from mat
80 nv IN. w e-l 1.tiv RON STATE Treasury, |Ec
tlosn Of Cn1ufouGu. ony drew - ~ al Ouonda:a
bed been munnocnty cared ijF ana SIC i'S''s" IL
q. AlAg Tor IAO.f. 80. ~.
NJ Ciruiv. Of NV Yor2. .er.I2''d tlis Republican
caucus bY -otcus speech IN favor % baA'el on tHo
ground hat tAe man had Aad great eKpoHeLce ~ "
wrapper before aAI gTeat Hk Wa required Ia we u'
ra.trI. u; Mf Iugef-ou, ~ Chautauqua, To rtpE si'
fhat lc I'D not think that II needed college eu non
IN order TO Joe competent 90 W tPprr. II '"ht''u'
lie sai. t.at he had been informed ~ = '-+-.-
worthy uersOu that the children u onoui"S" '"'hp
were gwen tie Blue Book" o.! TIE A>-eul'f q
,riIqr it y.ufb 40 tl.t they ,Eid oc ready ~ au
caf.v arr 70 cone Albany auc lake 'h "uIre D.
yt,s rejected and the Oaoudaga cs.dIdate elected.