New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-17

spoke with bitterness OF language rarely heard, even
In the Assembly. Mr. Crosby quickly caught tho at
tenton OF the House as ho said:
Mr. Speaker 1t seems 70 me It would be q great mis-
take 10 pass a bill providing for the spending Of cent
on this Capitol matter who Is 70 spend the money.
Day before yesterday this House gave public notice hst
this State could prey upon the Treasury OF
this State without ever being called to account do
not know what the individual intention Of the members
who voted that way was but that is the clear meaning
the people OF this State and it Is impossible TO covor
that meaning up by baskets Of flowers
Now, Mr. Speaker there TO be sort Of fatality
about this building. 1t seems impossible for any con-
tractor. how honest he may have been before
hand to do honest piece OF work upon this building
Almost every stone upon this building Is memorial OF
lost reputation. For my part Mr. Speaker, would
be unwilling this year trust the Angel Gabriel 'or
the contract Of work upon this building for believe
be would :all like Luctsr. never TO rise again
Mr. Ainsworth replied 10 Mr.. Crosby. and then made
q dash at Mr.. Fish He said
The River Rhine, IL is well known,
Doth wash the city OF Cologne
But tell me what, ye powers divine.
Shall heneefpr,h wash the River Rhine.
simply quote the quotation Mr. Speaker, for the pur
pose OF saying 70 the gentleman from New York that tue
which he exhibits In slluding 70 the little oequest
that was made 70 BY my friends In the House can
never be washed by the private apology which the
gentleman and makes for the course he has
taken In this transaction And say he has done that
privately; and publicly again entcrs q thrust Mr.
Speaker. against this appropriation. do not how
ever desire B shall be defeated because the Represen
tatlve from Putnam objects the Speaker
OF the House that Commission. That Is the only
the world that will make vote for this appro-
priaton. against IL on theory; was against 1t
for the that tho gentleman from New-York
urges: but whsn . will go low to 40 70 com
mttee and ask that bis be taken OF from little
paper has been circulated, asking for subscriptions
for present Speaker, simply because he is mad
then cannot Join ahat TRADE and object 70 that bill and
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amply because Of tho Anlmus Of these gentlemen.
Mr. Fish hercely replied, his speech making q
great sensation:
Mr.. Speaker the gentleman from OsweKo. Mr.. Aims
worth hss again mAisiously nsrepresened me. doubt
whether there Is single honest hair in his head lie
speaks about sliding his conscience He never had
conscience to stine. never have objected 70 this bill
because the Speaker upon It. On the contrary ]
objected the that Il is 10 be placed In the hands Of
irresponsible commission mean commission who
nanod there, not the personnel bu; claim the re-
spOnsIby should be In ono man. and in one man alone
do not care myself who that man IL. believe the
statute provides that Commissioner Perry should be the
man. However according to Mr.. AnEworth here. his
own words; "Thc only u commission attached
this bill" THAT Is last years. bi Twas for the simple
purpose Of taking Of the pIes that was in the Job
the OF Presidential election Is H not true that
these words It unwtss thing 20 do.
We ought not To have We ought have left IL
In hands Of Commissioner Perry and let politics take
care OF itsalE7 Those his words 1 believe on
that occasion he hight IN the statement nc fnnle
believe should commission IN the matter
but II going 70 pass APPROPRIATION at al. We
should give IL 10 Commissioner Perry
Mr. Shoehan deplOred the person alitles which had
been uttered and supported the bill. Mr.. Hamilton
pointed that tho sanitary condition must be I'm
proved Mr. Edwards said tho Assembly had been
struggling all win to improve the sanitary condition
Of tenement houses; why should II not IMP rove the
sanitary condition OF the Assembly chamberi
The bill passed By vote OF II 10 40. The vote
follows;
Yeas-MosSrs. Adams, Barton. Bauer Blake, Blaneh'
neld Bluuenthai Robert p Bush. Coon Cronin Curtis
Davidson Decker Demarest, DnehSrS Dlnkelspel puny'
Edwards Enes Pits Gibbs. Graham. Greene. GuentheT.
HAdnsr Haaxerty. Hamilton Hit. Horndike Husted.
Kelly KsRL KerriEAn. Klmbal LaEmon. LIE Roy. Lewis,
Lodsr Lonsfey Msss. hecann, Mecarron, Mclaughlin.
Mead. Mhet, Miller. Honhtt Mullanoy Murray, New.
schator. o'Nsil, Peck Rice Roeseh Ryan. Saunders.
saIton, schan. Sheldon, Charles Smith NJ. 4. Smith.
strassbur2 Sullivan. Tefft Townsend Van Gordsr. Wal.
ters whppe. Yates Ysman. Young and Youngman--7i.
Hays-MssSrs. Aeker. Aspinall A. B. Baker, A. H.
Baker, Brown Brownel Carson Cheney Jotham Clark
ComstOck. Connolly. CoreI Crosby. DANTE De Peystcr
Douahdssn, Dunham Dunlap. Fish, Gallup, Groat Har'
WOOD Hughes Little Martin, Maynard McAdam Nc
RenEe, McMAstsr Mesck, Moody. Nixon. Pearsali
Rhodes, Sperry Stevens Towne. Treadwsy, UpsoR and
Tho Speaker 40.