New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
A TILT IN THE ASSEMBLY.
MIR. HAMILTON AND MR. SHEEHAN EA'
CHANGING PERSONALITIES!
THE CABLE RAILWAY BILL INTRODUCED
cREEpMooR RIFLE RANGE-MoNEY FOR

THE CABLE RAILWAY BILL INTRODUCED
cREEpMooR RIFLE RANGE-MoNEY FOR
THE HUDSON RIVER.
rFRo-f THE nEGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF Iiih lh'noNhi
Albany. Feb. 6.-AsscmbIymau Hamilton submitted
to the Assembly to-day his bill authorizing 'n' cur
strctIon OF a cable railway in many Oh ''o 0''o
and avenues Of NcwYork; full descrip'on VI mn
appears in The Tribune of this morning Nheh elo
,tto 90 the bn had been read Mr.. Hamilton, adj
dressing the Assembly detailed the provisions OF the
measure. .,,,,
Mr. Fish asked him If the names Of the stockhold
ers Of the New-York Cable Railway Company coul"
be obtained Mr. Hamilton held up Sheer OF INC
CITY Record which, he said contained the names vi
the stockholders when the road was organIheu. ho
stated also that George Bliss had photographed him
tat stock IN tho amount of 81 100000 had been IS
sued. and that bonds Of the company were In the
hands of stock company ready TO be issued as soon
as the construction of the road was begun
Mr. Bumenthal also asked Mr.. Hamilton ques'
ton about the bill, and was courteously answered.
Then Mr. Sheehan, the Democratic leader, thus
assailed Mr.. Hamilton:
ask unanimous consent to make very orief s'aIo'
nent This morning on picking up one OF the enter
prisng journals OF New.York City, L happened 70 run
across speech just delivered by the gentleman rum
New.York and 1 assume that my friend MI huion'i'''
having read the speech ought TO have been fahar WIN
# bofora he asked the question from the gentleman from
New.York | merely desire to suggest 70 my Iehu io'h
NewYork (Nr Hamilton that hereafter "hen ne Is aoou
to deliver speech that he should not reheare IL the gh
before in his room in such loud tone OF voice that en-
ornris,rc newspaper men can get hold Of It. aughter)
Mr. Hamilton was indignant, and made most
effective counter-attack by recalling to the memory OF
Tho Assembly Mr. sheehans member Of
the Assembly Ceiling Committee. He said:
Mr. Sneaker: think the gentleman would do better by
attending 70 his own affairs than by crtcsng the ACTON
of
nor ~ committee attend the contract public Woh
in this state and have here ana confessed that ha
not paid sufficient attention to it TO know what was III
The contract or to see how the done and that
I had failed in my duty. Nor, MI Speaker have
conc here and stated that there was clause In this
contract which believed ntrpolated which l haa
the time detect and Try 70 put 1t oil Cd suoor
officer.
There was hearty round of applause when Mr.
Hamilton ended bis effective speech, and he was sub
seuuently congratulated by many of his fellowmem-
bes Mr. sheehan after catching his breath, said IN
reply:
Mr. Speaker: The justice Of the criticism that made
is made very apparent by the uncaledor remarks Oh
the gentleman from New.York (Nr Hamilton we were
discussing and presume we are not now DISCUSSING
the building Of the Assembly ceiling When the proper
time comes think the record Of the gentleman from o
will stand in glarlng contrast TO that OF the gentleman
from New-York on that well as upon every othcr
question that has been presented to this HOUSE. OF any
House In which both Of us have been members.
It looks as II some compromise had been reacheu
in regard TO the use of the Creedmoor Rlhe Range
Assemblyman Bush introduced a bill today which
provides that in case the Creedmoor Assocla' on sur
renders the range to the State citizen markSmen snail
have the right to shoot at Oncfouth of the targets
every Saturday in the shooting season, and shall have
ten successive days of the privilege OF the range IN the
month of September.
Some resistance was made in the Assembly to-day
to the Senate bill apprOprating $4,000 for the I'M
provement Of the Hudson River, on the ground thaJ
the United States Government should do the WORK
The majority Of the Assemblymen thought, however,
that it would be wises TO get an Appropriation nom
The United states Government for the purpose before
stopping the State appropriation. Considerable sur
prise was expressed that NewYork with her thirty
four Congressman should not be able to get an appro
priaton of fair amount for the Hudson River.
Assemblyman Flaherty presented bill to-day IN
creasirg tho salary of Dairy Commissioner Brown from
$4,000 to So 900. The bill also extends the powers
of the Dairy Commissioner in remarkable manner
giving him the power 10 go almost anywhere ana OK,
anime about everything in order to detect the SAFE Vi
OleOmarGarne 80, . l., -.
Assemblyman Hagan introduced bill to-day, pre-
sened 10 the Senate Yesterday raising the pay OF the
mark policemen of Z = city of New-York 800
Assemblyman Hamilton introduced general Dill
revising the regarding the catching OF hsh In the
st. Lawrence River.