New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-07
HIGH LICENSE DEFEATED.
THE FATE OF THE HENDRICKS BILL De
C1DED IN THE ASSEMBLY,.
SOLID DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION TO THE MEAS
rrE-sEvEx REPUBLICANS REPUDIAIE

, PLEDGE OF THEIR PARTY

IN
PLEDGE OF THEIR PARTY.
,,o.. thy rrcrIAn CORRESPONDENT or The TRiBrNE'
Albany. May G.-The members oi thc heploil'd"
party viii hear with profound rcefet ''al' ""'nI ."
The absence because of sickness ci Three hcPHDI'AS
pledged to support the measure MOTION u 'i''
itb 70 srencnd the rules Of The Assembly today in
rsor ~ mass the Hendricks High License bill, failed
o sccuro the siXty-fyc votes necessary To afolt IT,
The A.scn,blymen who i'll arc Mr. Loder, 0i
Monroe County: Mr.. Rose. of sullivan County. and
Mr. MITCHELL Of jefferson County. Mr. Loacr ana
Mr. Rosa have been seriously Ill at their homes for
ncorlv two months Mr. Mitchell was here last week.
INT was too i'll attend the session Of The Assembly
TO-DAY. Bat what can be thought Of the Democratic
Marty which cast fifty three votes against Mr.. F-hS
motion TO advance one Of the most moderate hrll'
license bills ever presented 10 the Legislature not 4
Democrat would give vote in aid Of TIE bill. David T.
HILL It is evident. has chained up the Democratic
party to the liquor interest and does not propose to
release il as long a. he Is Governor and an acuFc
candidate for President.
Mr.. Fish made his motion he saw that
most of the Assembymen present. Is pre-
caution. however, he lad call Of the House. and
those Asscmbymcn who were absent were brought
to the chamber There no argument and no dis
cusson Of the bill. every one understanding the pur
port Of the motion. The largest vote Of the session
was poled upon it. sxty-two As~cmb!ymen voting
for the motion and sixty voting against il. a total
Of 1o2 votes Only six votes short Of the whole
number, lbs. The vote was As follows:
Yeas-Ackcr Adams. Baantne Barton. Bennett Brad
ford bridges J. Irving Buns. w II. Burns. Christie.
Crawford Curtis Davis. Decker De Pcyst"r Dcyo. DICK
ns3n Everett Fish. Fits. GARDENER. Grct-neer Gr'ot.
Gubod. HoaP Albert Johnson H. c. johnson l. s. John
son. Il. ;. johnson. Jones. khnbal. King H. j. Lane.
I.srnon Il. b. Lewis. Il. J. LeHi-. LHommodieu, Mase.
Miller Mott Nixon. Page PcaI-a Peck. Por,on. Rhodes.
ssunGcr.. slvnincI seleek, shelter. Nelson Stevens.
William c. Stevens. Stewart. S,rmahan Thompson. ToHp.
kn,. Tcwnc. Trediway. Weed. Whipplc W'.'c. Wills.
the spcakor-62.
Abbey. Andrus BlanchHed. Blumonthal. Boycc,
Brady II. Bush. Robert 7. Bush. ". &. B,rne.
Thoma, +. Dyrnc,. CLARKE Connolly Cooncy, Coon9.
Cornell Courtney, Curricr. Dempsey Dnkoi.pic, Duny
Endres Gibbs Greene. Hanner. HaIwooi. Hcld, r-on.
HIT Hu,on Kev. Kerrcan. kurth, O. +. Lane Leroy
Marin. NcTcrran, Mcnninscr, Monaghan. Mu.ancy.
Nolan. j. j. OConLor J. X. OConnOr Hare, Ical'r.
Rice El,y. SAG. sawmior. schaaf Shcehan. Shields.
>ohmcr stein. j. H. stevens. SuNan. Suzes. Townsend.
Van VrsnEcn. Webster, Wi,sie-Go.
There were siXtytwo votes for the motion, all cast
by Republicans. There were sixty votes against IT,.
nifty three cast by Democrats and seven by Kepub-
leans, nearly all from cities These seven hcpuD-
Leans were. Andrus and Currer. Of Erie: Gibbs, Of
New YORK; Kur'h. Of King lie Roy. If Albany - r.
OConnor OF Oneida County. and sawmIler. Of onon-
daca County. The county Of Eric gave iiili 300
Gibbs of New orS. Is supported 10y the liquor il''r
c,i and TaMinany Hail. and ma, shown hi, gratitude
to both here his winter But why should tine he
publican, Il As district send hm any longer 10
Albany to misrcprc-ont tAcm' NJ hHrih
represent, the Concy Island district Il klu-~ County,
aud ANY one VINO has noticed The huLdcd, 81 I'i.,f
= re-, en- that island would have predicted how WI
kur,h would vote. Nr. Lc Roy, ~ Albany, N"''d
AGAINST the High license Ill last yea, 80
ta.t his determination was serious puma. J.
,,r O'Connor rcpr.scnl a large portion 81 the CIV
IF Utic4 crowded with liquor saloons. Hl> VOC p.
cNplicablc on thar ground, hu Yet ono wonder, Wa
Tie rural Republicans Of another portion 0 NJ, 90. :.
IF Cnondal county. who supple, ic" 70 several large
hrcwcrcs IN syracuse. b., vot" may receive soma
ditt'!ct covering part q that CIV. bHt what vil
bc the Judgment upon hl, action II The E"'''N i'
farmers ~ lar-c portion oi prpYirr1 County, " I'd
. ID. Us district
The motion requiring eiNtyiyc vote speaker
vote decide &c fate % tie Iiieh License hlI i,i-
mcut Of the leading members Of the Legislature.