New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-11

Mr. Fassctt's admirable amendments had made SO gem
orally acceptable. Ip; cpnicnded that inc F'ai
knowledge and local affiliations OF the members VI '"0
MAYORS Commission should iii them To nc, "noi'
wisely than any state Commission could' iho o'.'
AS originally drawn, provided for Tapid ,raI'. 10
cities having 100000 lnhaDi'an''' ~"
number Mr. Fassctt asked to have reduced 10 looo'V
81 a. To make the bill more general in IFS operations
Mr. Lauchliu however, wanted it raised to aoo,ooo
so as exempt Buffalo. s.
Mr. McCamen asked to have the hu'lDc' """o
100000 so as 10 exempt Brooklyn
"will you vote for the bill if we make II ooo'ooo
asked Mr.. Fassctt
a. will"
"Thcn accept the amendment
"Tbat won't exempt Brooklyn said Mr. JACOBS.
aft has more than 600 900 inhabitants
Mr.. McCarren replied that the population OF nrooA
Nn. as shown by the last census was ooo'ooo'
rho committee Of the Whole having risen Mr..
rassett asked that the bill have its third reading
IL object cried Mr.. Ives 49,.
"Then ask for u suspension OF inc ruicS' u'uc
my notice given Yesterday said MI iaSseu
' 49,, r.,s + meyer :, happy a, when he is roisy in
;nsi,rc nm some pitiful technically. and so ne ell
loved himself and wasted about haii armour ny CON
tending that the notice was detective Mt ''''o'
yeaIouslv assisted him, but The bill was sent 10 :"
third reading by vote Of II TO To- lhcn MI
Con,or formally moved TO rccommt the BILL and sub
stitute that introduced 10y Mr. ives lh'' n'ouc'
also WAS lost Mr.. McCawen voting against j. VII"
the D.pubucans. Nothing dauntcd MI. Nanto'
moved to vest in the Mayors 'o"ii'''so" "'' NV
bowers granted by the act. 80 g.,
no ! understand asked Mr.. Roesch. chat II
,no, amoudmcn, were made, YOU would support the
bill It,. A.. .s, % ho
Il am perfectly willing TO take inc rest Vi '"o
measure. replied Mr.. Cantor, because Ill oo'''"
respccts IL i a very good one
The motion was lost. When the Dill came 10 "
cato on ,bc final passage, Mr.. Ahean asked leave
,; his ot,itude q stand in relation TO this
bill nc began, exactly as ala 'owafu '"c "o''U
Fair BILL" ,, IN On cxcusc for not
voting proMc IN ho n bv unanimous consent. cx-
,,co That he had never thought of the b in CON,
rrrrtion with politics, and should VOC ior IL 0
i,c0 ,St 1h, The people wanted rapid transit
I regret that | must vote against inc p,i th't
cfcratnd Colonel Brown for the simple ic1'o unI
!, * partisan from beginning TO end ana IL ID hcp"D
'1 rt p' I'M creates state Railroad Commission 10,
~ Inv Mr. cantor declared. The exemption Vi
Rroo,yn and Buffalo strikes from 1t the only ic"''0
'lH1 cCrren excused hit agreement with Mr. ias
ott iv Saving he believed lie had himself me ncs' ol
,be harrai1 think YOU would do better h9t 10
vote said the president rosnishly, las you HHN
rendered Yourself liable TO the ,orup. p Mr.
c.6',n~Gr afforded more amusement by declaring hc
thought the Governor would take care Oh h' parry d"
inc pg"n Relieve the Governor will 10 You for
cor,iGc",s Of character" cried Nr. koesch e ner,
ce,icalv The BIZ has been stripped Of cveryimns
which could have given il the character OF S'ar lcE
lation believe this legislation !, s9lcy III r rno
t"rret Of the elevated roads, Jay Gould ana l"o'""s
c. Platt." 81. 81 % IN II Mr.
,hearn and Mr.. McCaWn tDcms.l votlhS III ''o
affirmative with the Republican, , ,ro.
confused Of George IL. Scott. president C. y S'h'
horn vice president; Isaac Fromme' sr,v,'', ,e
Decvcs j. Lytchonauer. y. :. Roe william oic'e'
r r. JIourhton j. J. CLANCY. =. L. Smythc' ~ r. f.
stern W. NJ. Ryan :. Dc,Wa!tears',, T. lI!"4 j., o,n
TIcrctcr " IL. Blackwell. L. Wood. !. &. f"l'on
& Dlsbcckcr f. l.. REYNOLDS. y. T Romano Ern, .
T. Brooks. g. Wolfe r. r. Ch"nder' Is ~, N Co.
eaward f. Tucker. 4 lloh,iacdt, : NC Mee u,,, w
Lawrence VI Litiman. II. p. l)erian THOMAS ""i''
" H. benjamin and W. VI. Mclaughlin.