New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-01
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, ,yrw ASSEMBLY, CElEG, NvESTt
ih a n COMMITTEE ORC AStzED.

eating COMMITTEE of's H'''"lD
Mr.. y1sH IT'S cHAIRMAS-naAxaS e haAS'S
urNrs rofs ooUNsEL-Bow ak ANS
woRTRs WORDS wEHh pi'-
roRrEp-ANDREws n IT
TO BE SUSPENDED. -..
tnY TELEGRAPH TO THs TIL psE'l
Albany. Feb 2e.-There was son.1 - -
among Republican Asscmblymen WE ..h 20 ~.
eloS - .,.v nut ON Mr. Ain worth speech
l.,.~ ~. ceuInr Appropriation IN OF last year.
IT, ,n,,rpretstion wns 20 ATTAINED NAV VS.
49,. .or,s one hirh in authority 10 the Demooa~4o
narty u endeavcring to dsofeo. a. 49,.
fnr,iaturc. with 3 view Of put'fns ~ a.. ,onf.r,s
nrmocrattc one Mr.. David d. n"-' ,,1..- ~
,.,ouA hs Immensely strengthened a. cH'i'no'o l'C
nou 's :, y. couId secure the elccilon OF Demo
80 r.gs,nture. and thus have hs hoDinauonS
IAN armed for four score valuable ooie s.
wb,t w.s Mr. Ainswuth's speech ~ wa 70 .'e
ST. rat the Republicans, when TRY psssol tne
ool,ur Appropriation blu Of Last ye~ 81 '.0
t.ct that n was . Presidential ycF M ga DNn0
cratic officials who must Be intraNe" VIZ w. 'up"'
,ntendence of the work. might Do ~ .0c's' " t,sA'
temptation TO divert part OF w AP .1' ''.
n. treasury OF tho Democratic party M Mns"orln
$1,000 ~. ,,a Rspublcau LeEisis snte was sole
~ a., cr,.t.on Of nom partisan com o'ssion 70 pro
Won't ta,e use OF the 6tstc's finds 70 ht"o.e. 1.-TWO
land 10 become President II may y" "' ""'
that Republicans are not 90 connaen ' "oo
that TIA Democratic party did not 4 nr 'N s00 'ar
n r,rAt aeai OF that money. 1o4d1 49, 'ia''u
uas s.rsu r.hsnsd BY o voicnt article Ane A.oan'
Ars,,ss the Democratic orTan' eH1u "l@ '"o ..4'
- .rroInnns another committee 10 continue
,.-.-.,so. of thu ceiling scan al Evidently
~. A,.us., vAioh ia the moafIpaes OF Governor
tu,I wants he Investigation 10 DO stoppcn' Tot
h,rs thar N soar in high Quarters q a. some Oh Ue
..r,s MONEY Win DO traced into The ressury o. the
Democratic party. .r,. .
Nc. A.nsworth made interesting rxpIsnsuon 10
neAt Of his speech Of yesteriAJ, frat'ny ""hns re
r,xsons why ths Republican LeESb tnro ~ 1890
framed the Ceiling Appropriated o'a ~ " u'u h'
sald 10 The Tribune correspondent
Last Yea, IN the Assembly every Rar ibliea reaiEed
that concentrations must guarded In lev OF ne ssH
that might be made Of hem IN The mani Deuoer""e
stats ooneias Had this WORK Of 'aknA down the A.
49, ..Ii,ns and outtinK I'd Q beea put into
IN. hama. of Commissioner Pary, with nS hfpse1sh
10 scrutinrs his Of the money, INC si's 10 seu
era szsons the Republican Assenbymer us' ne susc,
on the Republican party In the spp'oe'n' -
election must b. disastrous
~, MANY war, . man named Jam NeInty"N .
leading Democra. Of Albany. was Depu'. Sep''o' NS'D
missioner under Mr. Psrr5. This Men yifr vas pS'-
rnit,ed BIZ NJ. Perry to employ the Cap' Vo'h"H'-
and otherwise 10 convert the Capitol VIC nv" p~'
., the Democratic machine We felt Ia helhJ~s
would aguln run force Of CAPITOL "oiNhsron " ths
sparn,ondencs Of tbs ob Wa given 70 my h1 'e's
ths latter would in other wJs permit use Tor me
bensht Of the DeLoe7aue party Ihs pm o-SS " sne
Republican Legislature In assooistins hcl aDoAn As'en
h,ynen with the ceiling work 70 scs Hat the "Hn"I
eu,toprasd for 10 nos divortsd into -" tHee'
,bs DemoerAue state Committee. We we Dol '"n'nS
% .eeure sny money for the Republican patty We ~oA
TIA aaviee OF The Tribune when aid eAnr~iD' 10
.a,rn,,ns unon bill spproprssns s1ceoooo for ua
esn. that excessive appropriations should COL % sns''
in 4. Ptoaidsnta yess 70 Democratic oheiaH
We sought by putting Republican AAs' nb'y'n''i IN
posftIon WHARF thsy could oversee the HN 7" s"
against the Of the appropriation oy w is
rarty II was precaunou 70 prevent r. psn'o'HN
TON n,tns the money Cleva and. and lot an attempt
N vet money for Harrison. We pTnvcnen Use u'e %
thu meney for Cleveland and TO hhs s-"ot W hf'Pe
Harrison Ou, We ala not u's ac. %
rensy tOs Harrison may noAocc
-. "a. m n eon,rae. for only s77o ooo Wa nos NE
.,. ,aksn BY the Republican AssemNyn n 20 pr~Nrs'
that nonsy going into the treasufJ OF .'eNN
Bta,s Cosnnites . wise Aeaon- Whse ~ '-~" -
political point OF vfewt .' 49,,
IA, nenubl,e.a party has nothing TO fes - uis m
v.et,e.rion regarding the Assembly eeiiin VrSH Tie
esntrary detect w.. ~ d','-' 10 ms u'e i0
erata Why does I" IN, Albany AfsH' ne "tsen o.
Governor Hill Oppose u nrrnihs IN snnS = ''7~
any further investigation By tho i'gf'i.'ut- n -''
,c,nd,i end recommend v~henentJ ia. ne "iF''r n
yes,irauon Be eonaded the DeD'orSae N'"rhfr-'rr
eral who has vst ssid ts Superintendent ApAr'' car
be suspanded and 70 9se Denoefsuo DsA's~A'S'
Of Alesny County,
The general situation tonight IS this: The ngw
Calling investigation Comn,itteo have electci Hsmn
ton Fish, IT, as their hAirnsn, and ntnnd, AZ soon
As they can securc counsel ~ push Vigorously the
Investigation subpoonss Nil At opee 10 Issued
for important Witnesses, and the eoVmiitcc hope by
Monday morning next 10 have the 'nvetihAtUn In
tap!d proOpss again. DR.. Fish said this Atnrn'nn
In my opinion, the sucrots " failure 81 orr Ia
nzEnon will largely depend upun tho ABILITY Of
ths counsel wo secure The Committee OF eNpsrp
and The Assembly Comm ittee on Appropriations have
boon the ground already ard therefore ve start
st somewhat OF q disadvantage with them; but We
shsn aim 10 bring out nADy prints which they have
not uncovered
Mr. Fish teiegraphed to Joseph Il. ChoAto b. day,
asking him TO become 10 counsel Of tho committee.
but Mr. Choate, in rory, declined th- work Mr..
Fish has written B. Clarence \ seward. asking
him " become tho ne. of the committee, The
committee win meet sgttn o-'uoroT. sfbernoon Thu
Democratic members OF Il suggest that Francis Lyndc
etetson be appointed tho couaSol OF Tho eommitoe.
Charles r. Tabor the Attorney -ieneuil Is tho law
partner IN Buffalo Of AstsuiOlyman William y. shee-
han, Of the member u the famous Ceiling Com
uhtee Of the Assembly Il 1888. To-dsy tIe A.
Drney General sent al tId1Iop 70 G1vsrnnr HI -
~ whom in" Go we e' MI O. raO NC IuI 70
Public Building, who hSI charge Of Ae eos acton
spp>arsuoe before the Assembly soon NJ rvsrd ~
the Governors private secretary, who sJb nihed the
following message 70 that body
AbAay. N T.. Fsb, B 16se.
To the Assembly Ths Trustee q: Public Du dings duly
received on February n q Ne reSolut Of your
honorable body respectfully calling st.eneh tho pro-
eeedinRs relating 70 he Investigation OF tho tSnSrvston
Of the Assembly ceiling and to the manner which the
extraordinary dutlsS imposed the Super tsu6snt Of
Public Buildings upler Chapter 6e9 OF the Ia 70 II 1888
are alleged 10 have performed. and rcd sAng
trustees Suspcnd the said Superintendent pend Ing ior,
Investigation and until final seton by the Asso, bly, In
rediatey upon receipt OF naid resoluens trustees
GUY convened and requested the opinion OF u A,torney
General In reference 70 their power 10 susDe the Ha1
sHeisl. and yesterday they received his optou. The
Attorney decides that The trustees hsy power
undAr Of Gnanand tie MD