The sun., 1888-02-10
THE ASSEMBLY WILL MOVE
+. Dry Sullivan 6uusested that they Take
Forcible Possession OF tho Senate Cham.
Der. but, after n Long Discussion, 1t was
Voted to Meve ints the PnrIsra.

Il. Dry sullivan Auggeated that they Take
Forcibie Possession OF the senate Cham.
Der, but, after n Long Discussion, 1t was
Voted to Move Int the PnrIsra.
ALBANY, Feb. 9.-Each member OF the As
sembly is expected to take his chair and files
over to the Assembly parlor and begin the ses-
sion there tomorrow morning. II he is too
indolent to do the TRANSPORTATION himself he
may have some page or doorkeeper do it for
him. 1t was resolved that the Assembly would
stay in the Assembly chamber no longer. and
that since the Senate was SO selfish and
churlish as to refuse to give up the Senate
chamber. the Assembly would camp out in its
parlor until it could induce tho Senate to re-
lent II tho Senate persisted in being relent-
less tho Assembly will then tear down part Of
the Capitol to make a room big enough to hold
1913 statesmen, or they will go Off in the town
Of Albany or Troy and hire . hall. This last
course such an authority as James William
Hustled thinks may bo necessary, as he does
not believe the new Assemblymen will be con-
tent to sit in a room where there are no specta-
tors to listen to their eloQusnce.
The Assembly stayed in session three hours
this morning. and risked their skulls and
brains under the cracked stone ceiling. so that
they might have the time to call the Senate all
the names that tho Senate could be called
without shocking the feelings Of the pretty
girls who now gather in the chamber daily to
see how an .Assemblyman will look when the
ceiling hits him. No chips Of stone fell this
ite.. was in his seat and watched the ceiling
with the agility of one OF tho goats OF his native
iand: Judge @ Greene Hi would not not go inside the
ing In through the open door at tho expected
demolition of his associates
entertainment US soon rs the prayer had been
said. He moved that the Assembly go into
fuslng to ,vacate, their chamber. Mr.. Aims
worth spoke in the same vein. Several Son.
increased the wrath of the Assemblymen by
their taunts. Mr.. I. Dry Dollar sullivan said:
s.na IL ,hroH aor GGe ibes wsd 20 oyer ne
the matter with them ? There's 80 Of them and
12s OF us; Amt we good for them2"
and drive the Senators out according to the
rules that are provided for such occasions
found many sympathizers. but the Speaker de-
by which that could be done.
This confined revenge, to nero words, and
words that he could get. He said many me mean ui
things about the Senate;
cushions and talk for the sake OF the galleries."
hsh and diseourtsous. Perhaps when Ts have
how much ,a, inc9nyenience they have put us to
first time in tho session and advocated cd ie ree
moyal to the Assembly parors until something
could be done. He did not fear the stone over
tho member OF the Assembly was too great to
permit his exposing them to further danger
the Democrats had been getting up the scare
with the request that the Assembly should at
once pass tho Appropriation and Supply bill,
MAKE MAKE p Pr3TEsd99 tT ion ior building new ceiling IN
avoid any further danger TO themselves II the
bills could be passed in few days
pbni ME- Shimborazo NM or B1rps rs and MT Bradford
ter county that are not peculiarly the Bald
Eagles own had schemes for improving the
and to make the Senate feel ashamed Of itself,
which they proceeded to explain. Mr.. Rhodes
thought that that though the Assembly parllor
desks of tho Assemblymen il, might have
enough room for schoolboys,, desks: So, he
moysd no Sii,I, that M the s4Psrntsndent Of Public
mel men with school desks. and. whenever possi
ss tha5 deSk should be used By AS
would be better il the Assem- blymen were fur
nished with lap boards instead Of school desks.
1t might inci!e ridicule il school desks were
Mr., James William Hustled said: . suppose
we will go over to the Assembly parlor, and try
is not big enough and you will find it out. We
will have to 90 out Of the Capitol and hire
The discussion lasted until o'clock. and the
result OF half dozen votes and more than
twenty speeches was: the passage of n resolu-
Eanss Of he Ba@ Horse cary
had an amendment put in the appropriation
hili raisinG he pay Of r tho Serseant.at.Ar Arms
head doorkeeper, librarians, PostmRsters and
their assistants had the pay oi those officers in
creased; Pluto Ncdder secured u So a day clerk.
whoo, will lick postage stamps and seal letters
Tor Senators.