New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-20
AFFAIRS Al ALBANY.
TIE ANTI-MoNOPoLY BUELEsQUE.

TIE ANll-MONOIOls1 BD hII--''NG w.
fFrov THE REGULAR CoRRE-pnNDESr OF TnE 1WBUNEl
ALBANY, Jan. 19.-The Senators plunged
into n long debate about "anti-monopoly " to-day
which revealed IT, fact that both factions Of the Demo-
cratic party will act together against the Repuhlcanso
all ques ions except the organization OF the senate 1t
had been suspected that the Tammany Senators were So
pleased with the public attention they were exciting
while posing antl-monopOhBis Jhet '''!
were inclined to part company with the Democratic
party These suspicious set at rest senator Giauy
took especial pains to say that the Tammany senators
considered themselves still in good standing win the
Democratic party. There were some differences II n
true among the Democrats hut still they w"uid soon
be settled, and ho days OF rejoicing among the Kepdo
cans would he
Senator Pitts tempted the Senate into the debate ny
moving that "rule 3" should be adopted. THIS rue
would permit the Republican ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
appoint the committees. In support of his mouOn' MI
Pits said that the Leutcuant was such ialr
man that the Democrats could not ran
10 be pleased with his appointments. The
Democrats laughed; and Senator Jacobs
replied for them that they somehow remembered that
when the Republicans in the majority, and Lieu
ten ant Governor DOrsleuer. Democrat, sat III the
chair that they wrested the night to appoint the com
mlttees from him Senator Homer a. Nelson, aholher
Democrat seconded tins reply by informing the kepub-
Ncans that. although Tie Democrats were slow, they
would ultimately to agreement and appoint the
committees themselves. The party in power ought To
take the responsibility Of legislation
Senator VI ,CarAy followed Tor the Republicans by an
attempt to make mischief amons tine Democrats WIN
grave air he announced that he had discovered three
parties in the Senate: Republicans Democrats ana
Ant-Monopolists For three weeks he had been at
tempting 70 perceive the Democratic majority and this
was the result The Anti-Monoposts were declaring
that they especially represented ie people, II So Nc
tnough they should to it that the Legislature was
organized
senator Grady, cycling Senator Mccarthy replied /;
Nou will have 10 wat only Itte while. aud You VIII
be satisfied tnat there Is positive majority
thai TIE Democrats could not agree about me cohlI
tees There was no more agreement aDout tAcm tA'h
there about what vas monopoly. Ahc COMMIT
might be constituted aud business begun AZ aay
time the senate could Oyerrue tins action OF Que OF us
senator Boyd. who poses all the time an Anti-Mo-
he'd hat tho VINO put on the commit eeS were
mon whom the people could trust. " Are you youtselL
Mccarthy. VIII say whom VII. trust replied SEN
| ator Boyd lie then declared tiat , II
! not snIotItIrd bill OF senator HaDcrt's providing
that every railroad snail contain axes and crowOaIs
mat ha ol the persons VINO persisted - tHe ate ltrOe
accident at Spuytcn DuyvI would nave Deoh rescued
senator Lansing, one 81 The new IcPuDhc'h ooA",or'
s%d thht he represented tHoiOu-hS an'I-.ho'oo,y
district but he dd not think his people were IL lalOr o
the stoppae' 81 pdoc bH'IGe Mn - anu uo"'oi y -
debated. Ant-monopoy - meant nothing III !SeH IL
| waa IL penny catch phrase
senator Grady rcph' That 1t was unfortunate II inc
Aht!d0nop"Iots were Lcid rcsoAsIDc oi tho Ii'Ic o.
the Legislature TO "rsauz, Ouj ErtHcleas tHeJ must
/
liner consideration OF his houOn postponed I'll TUESDAY
| next.
senator Jacobs followed with motion of interest TO
| every merchant Ia tHe stale. lie sad: LET US De-
| prictIcal IN our an-laonOpoiy move that the free
| canal amendments DC made special ordel,
ANA give notice TIA. ! shall press } p,;il
said that he hoped the amendments would be thoroughly
discussed and inc people ed"c-ted to see thei mPoi
lance. Al present tney would be defeated ~ 100000
majority. senator JJCODas motion WIS tL,n adopcI.
4Ae senate iAcn tooA rec. 50. ,. ..... ~,
Subsequently, ttslc Vas III be, wcen senators Nc
CdrtAy ana BoyD Do which the former showed thdt ne
had IcCrI' cd 40 IdNpie IRON railroads
On iuo ION senator Lansing, committee 81 i've is
10 appointed ~ presiding officer o. the senate 10
examine mo INC c.u,ts tuat red ac,ilcnt
near spa, Duyv and To inquire and report what II
ANY necessary or cAprdIcn 10 prevent SIM
iaT acc.ueuis I.t.Ii Upon OF sir. BROOKS
the House proceeded 10 DaIIut 4oI s.taAcr.
TAuinas o. a,vld. -; tI..,s r. Patterson 50; J. J.
Costello, T., j. j. t4,h necessary tOa chvicc, u.
SIX ballots ia al were tdaoh without any material
change 4I Yo.1u-.
Fac Governor transmitted the tine report OF
the tT- "ppuitcA - receive inc NdiOlu
rs,t, II las No.A.ogn Centennial, N4icn gives a ue-
81 the COutteIcs extended 80 inc foreign
visitors. I'D ht5siar Accomplishing the report tdt
Governor states tLat 40 specific appropriation AdYiLs
German delegates Gd not ioci ad'noiILrd 10 incur
expenditure au1 appointed commission 10 receive
tuc Suuss lie cuhEtul' jhc manner ia "hl'A tie CON
M '.ou-i7 .i'.it4 tntI u"tIt', AHA uo Una, 'es "1
I,.4nJa4,cu b5 State Iol tHr cA. tuSca incurred,
ao,,u- IL mamie improper 60 aiio" pTAd,c t'uAena
TO u,4Iay "a, COS, al tnttiti o.! ~ ia" ol t"c ot"tc
Csc guests OIL ,lie Nation.
ii. A. nelson Introduced u bill. which provides that
al railroad CoIIat 800 tAc 7-'c ahtL hchl turh car,
by stC. moi water, wltfI HInc! "ale from ,ac PCS
sac tAe ae non com a.cc =" q the PROVISIONS OI The
Gee IIu-, $4,000 lor less than $4,000.
Air I,i5srIi reduced" ull tnat amends section
1Ut pcutl CODr is Ia require t.tt r>OI sen-
tr.rrd 10 term %. Iupr-uuiurii exceeding year
snail ne cUuuuri STATE PRISON an. at h.,Td labor
Tar A,,cl.b, returned r senate concurrent rcsolu-
tury cltci tAc NJII "SuHd.c III l.-c. ui TIE
woid L,--.-lre." Do,A Aouaco then adoarIle't uutl