New-York tribune., 1886-05-03
IN THE LEGISLATIVE TRAIN.
4 TRIP FROM ALBANY ON A FRIDAY.


The Legislature adjourns on Fridays ut l
o'clock over Sunday. Tho train that leaves Albany at
2:iO for New-York Friday afternoons might hty be
called the Legislative 1t if long string OF palace
cars The NewYoTk Central gets little cash out Of the
reepass occupants but the paacacar people are mex
orsble and collect their dollar head. TRIBUNE re-
porter who was in Albany on Thursday down on
this the statesmen ard lobbyists On the plat
form the station be the shors figure and
face of Judge Miller OF the Court Of Appeals lie
was munchihs away AZ cruer. OF which 40 mad bag
full In his hand Ia tho frat was Senator Low.
with black skull cap pulled down over his forehead
lie said This has bsen tho cleansst Legislature have
known in my career IN Albany Ia record on which to
20 before the people is impeachabe IL has made
some mistakes bat has pot been corrupt 10 not be-
thousand dollars has bsen spent hero This winter
II there has been not hea-i think the As
senb!y ought back to tho good Old fashion OF the
sixties issue address b tbs people It's work
There is talk OF IT,
Gr Low was askel about the Broaaway lnvostiyation
and replied: Il am just completing the final report
OF the committee. It viii be bsief We may
anime any witnessed Tho Alicrncn
all under arrest and cannot be- male 10 tcs-
tify. We have been waiting to whlt wNuld
up in certain directions 1t WAS the intention
TO examine Francis Lynde Stetson and Wilson shannon
BSsen. W. do 80 get. IL 10 the opinion OF Mesrs
Conkling Seward and Mics tha; conme ought to
have its commission extended to SIT in the summer
months. opposed to it. rs wanted to go away.
but 1t necessary should watch the
proceedings closely in Sew-Y0rk the very end The
County Democracy peope quite Jealous just now.
but there IL knowing how quick they might make
de all tho procee ngs tho committee was out
OF tho way
Upon looking out Of the car window the big mus
tache OF LientenaniGovernor Joncs of Binghanton"
is observed co ming along the PLATFORM carried by the
sturdy OF General Jones' handsome litte woman
tasefuly elegantly a,tirei plump and round walks
in front of him. 1t is Mrs. LeutsnanGove jones
and you in her every movement. In tue OK
| preston of her eye and the animation OF
/ her cOuntenancc that she Is proui OF heF
husband proud OF his position AMI prou OF his title
| Dave Hi ought to 90 ana do likewise" remarks "A
statesmen nodlns toward the General ana MS WIG as
they srep into the car the starts the reporter
sits down SIlas B. Dntcher aud Senator Girls
wold The latter says: 1" L voted against the Arcade
bill coul not see there re I'll business
behind il. They 1t will cost forty or hiiy millions
say hundred. If they have million back OF 1t they
have not shown II. They talked my ears almost on
about it, This is the fifth time thcr bill has been
PASSED, yet nothing has been dore They Will not dig
above Trinity Church with getting into litigation
that carried clear into h. Supreme Court OF the
United states" Tne reporter looks up in1uir!nty AMI
Mr.. Butcher says: g guess that Is So me Itnity
people VIII nsht the Arcade to the last resort. They
say hrc steepc must come down IL the Arcade is ba
as it III destroy foundation about Mr.. butcher
has been reading about the strikes and he says IHe
present strikes viii be the success OF the
employers Public opinion has swuhg back their way
But that success Will be tempered with an understand
ing Of thcir respo lsiby. Tho men VIII be better
treated There be earnest attempt to anchor
ate their condition Take the Third Avende
Road-Ii they had 1t to do over again they
would treat their quite differently. They
viii be pretty TO treat new employees
fir many years !, such way to tie them 10
the road by kindness. know establishment in this
city where years ago 400 porsons struck for
egh. hours day. The employers won. Bat they I'M
medatey took to remove the dscon ent OF their
men They beIan ny giving their men Saturday hau-
holidays. In summer they get whole hoh iay every
two weeks Thou they reduced ths hours OF labor to
nine and "A half Now they stl fur her reduced to
nine. Men in thcIr employ for ten years are given
voluntary OF 2 cent on their wages Ihe'e
and other thin IS bound the men by bonds th't
cannot be broken They don't want TO JON any union
They don't want to strike. You can win employees by
kininess when you canDot drive them by blows That
Is my settlement OF the labor troubles
NJ LauterD ch ths bustlng little attorney, comes
along and stops to speak his Brooklyn Elevated
road 1.-THE increase OF business This month over last
he says, about $1,000 Its coming up slow. bat
sure
John |. Davenport sits by ono o. the wde WINDOWS
ia the centre of the cnewing cigar. lie looks
happy over passage OF the Arcade bill ana says
he Is conf lent of the Governors signature. Coming
throurh the car one may $50 The scholarly. milk
white face and thin gray sde-wnsker' OF
Judge Andrews. OF the COdrt OF Appea's; theh
the big form and face OF Senator Day, VINO remarks In
his rich that he hopes the Assembly Will Az
ourn by the lin, aud the dark complexion ana Dig
black ache senator Vedder. OF Chantaulna VINO
makes a re sular week visit NewYork City during
the sessions. Senator velder inquiries Why don't
the newspapers POKE us up about adjournm m-ntf Inc
Thunderer' ought orier us TO cut IL snort l1tch
into u.s. We deserve it. you don't do it We may be IN
session a month YET We ought to nave been ready to
adjourn by 7th We could do 1t now II the Assembly,
would push its work"
The big shirt collar of General spnoia looms mp anu
the majestic shirt bosom of Assemoiyman Van Aleh
SHINES resplend.nt. rraphige tai ana mus
cuar. with htte skull cap on 'is hea, ana ma eS@t %
white handkerchief tucked und"r ms chih IKE pn;;
goes sta King about ike schooboy hunting for brad
and milk The train has moved on h.ahWnne AZ iotH
r.ras the grandeur oi the s"ppns
rarely til II reaches Peeksk. IL Is not regular stop
and heads out OF every window a. sP'ah,r @
and his stenographer step on Il doht DeIlcVe the!
would stop for Chaunccy Dopew any quicker thaI
% Hes The only man except Mr.. Drpew stop
tins at his Town.. IL Is evident from Ihe 'pr"kes
ION this episode gives hun. Two or thrc hundred as
felow-townsmen are waiting for the n-train. ana IL Il
a great thing show them wnat power he mas over H.
corporation ike the tentral. ,-..--... .o..
senat or Eccle.ne round head sits 80 co.ey On
his chubhy shoulders that IL looks IKE turt1s pro
truding from a she'll joan W. Nroo,nan. Clerk OF the
senate with his wife ard family OF nneooSins ooys anu
girls. beams the newspaper man from gold M
Winter for his chef Warner Miller, whose re
election pending next winter It Is interesting to Iote
Chambers, Controller OF the New-Yok Central j. occn-
! the chairs on tne tTdih no va,
ye secretary William H. Vanderbilt during his ohelIl
connection road lhe harmoIy thdt mas Always
the manage nent amt einilOyes VI 'ie
Central is mentioned. " IL has been one Oi inc pIoh-
urnt features OF Central management says MI IMAM
bers, mat matter what took place esewnere tbe
Central men remained r.n" lie goes on 10 explain the
reasol. SAYING: the result OF the feellhg Vi
coutidence they had IN the 10 the per
manency OF their positions 50 long Us thcy did th9Ir
| work faithfully. large proportion or the
! euployes have been connected Win Tue
| road twenty thirty years. Ihey nave located
on the line purchased homes Drou-ht up ianlles ana
musl have grievances real depth Ia Induce them 10
fnreit their IIons. Mr. Vanderbilt WAS particularly
aehfu of the mems interests and often assured them
mai tbe compauys interest was their Interest; that
when The company pros pered they shold prospect ana
! thaG when il was not prosperous th'y must Dear
their share OF the burden Ia 1873 you may rchchocr
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