New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
CLAIMED BY BOTH HOUSES.
SENATE AND ASSEMBLY AT WAR OVER
BILL.
.xyrxrD DISTRICT GOVERNMENT THE BoNl
THE UPPER HOUSE.
Nv ,yIrcnAPu TO InE TKlDUNE..


Albany March o7.-There are now Soooo Poop0
49,, 90 xeu.yor)S who live north Of the liar-
-, p,vcr and the city is rapidly growing III 'h"o
~,ahhorhood Population would flow In Win e'c"'o'
ran,dity in all parts of this Annexed DiS.r'o' WIZ
mt that its streets have not been in"rAeu 'u' ~ -
sc,ent numbers and sewers ana wa'erpipcS n"'0 nv nv
IVY. ,ata ,n many of those thoroughfares when arc
..av for houses The last state senate "pPo' .
a committee to ascertain the needs Oh 'he uis'0 ~
i,,oo ,enored carly this winter TO the seha'o III
syor ot creating new city department 10 tahc on" 30
~ the Twenty third and Twenty-iourth warns =,
ING the Annexed District and lay out us SUI 49,
sewers superseding the Park Commissioner -. III
artv The Senate Committee VINO niauc '"' ~
~s.ommendcd the passage of bill authorizing ""so
49, A.. ,oo,r, n new official, to be known 10
c,.s,orer NJ street improvements In inc i"c"''
.h,rd and Twenty-fourth Wards. subscqueh"s Uo
,onhers of the committee suggested 'haV 'no O ~ ~
amended so as to provide for the elec'ioh VI '0 NV
Official this fall. ,,.,or in the
when the hill came UP for consideration III NV
s.nate last Tuesday an amendment 10 IL was ,,a
So, Senator yedder which provided that ticro ,
i" ~ C,.s,or.rs NJ street Improvements IN 'ic
nS.s.. third and Twenty fourth Wards, one 10 DC
,,.,,oo, and one 10 be a Democrat Inc oioo
:, ,h.ss officers was to take place mex, IAN
r,ordment WAS sent here by the hcpuUh''" ~
navers of Ncw-York who own lahu Ill ''e
Distrct They felt that one sue" o -.
elected some rank partisan would DC hoin"i'e1 -
.n Democrats and elected. and the street nhpio,O
''o ,s ho made with an eye chiefly to the
rroat of the Democratic party. suCh l'hP'o'
f -. .o be costly and worthless. Tile amc'iu'"V"'
,r.s snnnorted by the Legislative Commi'Vce Vi o
p.nuh,ican County Committee OF newborn 0''o '''o
v.dder however, unable al INC ui'' W w., 49,
80, pruhucan associates of the necessity OF SUI" q"
amendment to the bill as lie proposcu "iu viz ~
WAS passed by the Senate without IT, As
senator Veddcr after this unfortunate s'eP nav
s..r taken informed his Republican aSsociales oi ms
o,u. ,r messing his amendment in proviums io
to commissioners They agreed with MN thaV u'0
,,u on,ht TO be recalled from the Assembly ec""'o'
vedder therefore, made notion 'ins i
r.cau the bill The TamInany Han schatois nm IN
,,ed,atelv showed by resisting the ADOPTION Vi 00"
yeddcr's motion. that they ocheNeu % ~
,ill as arranged WIN OILY ,u.onort
missoner is greatly TO their political in'eres"
nrt the Republican Senators, by large majority Noo'
,aor,ed senator Vedder's motion TO recall the Dill
Thero then followed most remarkable proceeuA"ss
over in the Assembly Chamber. Senator cantor raw"
over to the Assembly Chamber and lniorhea MI '''
han the Democratic leader. OF what hao oo.u''v"'
Wheu therefore the Senaes request was rcao ioT '0
return Of the bill, Mr.. sheehan oolec'eo 0poA'
Unsted however swiftly put the motion, and IL was
aortAd This seemed the end of the matter, but Mr.
SheHhan was not vet at the end Of his resources o
moved about among the Repuoncans a wnT W. r 49, con- m
ict EARLIER in the session Of the Assembly ana per
srade6 them 10 mite with the Democrats In attempting
n drag back the bill from the Senate. He moved INA.
fnc biil should be recalled from the Senate connc'
snSIoucd over the notion but il adopted by vote
of g. to a. The votes in the affirmative were cast DS
twelve Republicans and ffty-two democrats. tNcIs
one NJ the forty in the negative except
one that of Dinkelspie, Democrat of New-fork wa,
cast by Republican. The Republicans VINO voted Wlu
the Democrats were Hamilton Fish, jr., Of Putnam
County Frederick S. Gibbs, Of Newlork: General y;
NJ Curtis of st. Lawrence Couaty; W. L. Burns, OF
Onondaga County Currler, Of Erie County de pey-
ster of Dutchess County; II. c. Johnson. OF Qncens
County II. 5. johnson, Of Oneida County; ku:th, OF
Kings County: White of Onondaga County; Nixon. oi
Chautauqua County, and J X. OConnor Of oneida
County But the Republicans who thus acted Wiz
he Democrats accomplished nothing. The Senate
upon receiving the bill had made special ooer oI
tuesday next, and had then adjourned In any case
fine senate would not have surrendered the BILL and
especially 50 in view of the fact that the bill is its own