New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-01


mittee decided to retain. and then pass it,"
| alt has been demonstrated already" said Mr. Can
! for who with the other Tammany Senator's was
highly cIated the turn affairs had TAKEN that
the Assembly will not pass the Worlds Fair bill with
| the amendment in.'
| ave are not the Assembly, replied Mr.. Erwin.
We are the Senate, and have a right to do VIC
| think wise and best I think have
right to say that the introducer of the bill in the
Assembly told that if had returned his
BILL instead of bill. they would have passed 1t as
We amended it. 1t is our duty to deal with this
momentous question in the interest of the people
II the Assembly wants to block the passage of the
Worlds Fair bill. let them block it, but upon their
heads be the responsibility
Mr.. Fassett had moved to take further recess to
await formal message from the Assembly but this he
withdrew, and Mr. Cantor moved to take up the
Assembly bill from the table
50 That would be useless said Mr.. Fassett, " for
have Just learned that the Assembly has adjourned
until Monday night
This announcement came like clap OF thunder III
meant that the Tammany plot of trickery and OBJ
struction had been successful and that after all the
efforts of the Republicans 10 pass bill, final action
this week impossible. Under the crcum-
stances" said MIR. Fassett. Il would like to know
what we to gain by taking the Assembly bill from
the table today
why if we pass it to-day, it can go at once to
"To that will not consent
"Then we will face the issue right here"
Mr. Cantor demanded the calling of the roll
Mr. Ahearn said that although he would vote to
take up the Assembly bill he would not alter his atti-
tude with regard 10 the retention Of the new names
Mr. iaughln criticised the Assembly for attempting
to the senate TO the support of the Sheehan DILL
full Of impcrfecions it had been shown Ia be.
Mr. stewart defined pretty clearly the feelings OF
the Republican Senators when he said, 81 am WILING
to stay here until II o'clock tomorrow night TO dis
cuss this bill" He added that lie would he glad To
see any bill discussed that could possibly give New
York the Far-even that introduced by not only the
leader of the minority but the leader of the leader of
the majority
TO pass the Shoehan bill" said Mr. Veddcr, would
make US the laughing stock Of the whole state.
The Assembly hae adjourned and what good VIII II 90
to pass this bill to-day, far getting 1t into the
Governors hands this week is concerned, or bcfor
next Tuesday or Wednesday \ message came from
the chairman Of the Legislative Executive Committee
and was announced by Mr.. HuStcd in the AsscmbH'
that unles, bill should be passed 10 day 1t would
bc useless, to pass any at all and the Far Woulu ho'
be held in Newl ORR. knowing that fact. the leader
of the Democracy in the Assembly, followed by the
leader Of IA fragment of the Republicans, has al
journcd the lower house, where the minority Is the
real aud ruling majority. Even if we pass the Assem-
bly, bn must be announced IN the Assembly before
il can he sent to the Governor. our attempt al a
compromise ha> been COutcmptuouoy epdfheu' AZ"
by sOcalled leader who Cads no more III uf 80
scmby. the senators hidden 10 leave the CaHDtF
and attend TO their duties. scourgcd IN hct 10 thcl
dungeons. / am not ia favor OF gong tr"usn INC
miserable farce Of taking up the shccnHi measure
anu amending it. Judgment may come Win Time
| The Assembly has adjourned. IL ha- male II I'M
Dos, bile for u to act In the interest of the people
! 50 let us adjourn as well. The Assembly, ha- gone
We are not the Legislature. We can do nothing
Nj. Cantor insisted that this Wa all mistake.
:" In case We do take the bill from the table IN
| CURED Mr. Fas-ctt Will the minority Jon Us ID
| amending the Assembly bill, IN accordance WIN inc
\ rcqueSt Of the conference committee
! speaking for my, elf replied Mr. Cantor g shali
report Of the Conference Committee
." Would YOU consent t. any amendment Whatever
The position We take is that we have always taken
upon this hoor 10 oppose an anehdmcno IT, t'c D a.,
! passage Of the original senate biu. In case
! majority Of the senate should TO-DAY maze ahgha .
/ mclt- on the hnal passage would the minority No'c
When we reach that question, We viii determine
HE senator pcrhap, forget, that if We agree IN
the A,sem6L! non ,upca,1, UT ~"r irir~i
In INC Leg, laiurc thi, winter Under the new rules
Of the do not f1rr4 That majort1 Of The
majority Of the Assembly stood out noby ia
AYR "pona,T Me- tn,,er, a'iIfr in narmony
with the minority leader, have brought about
| cheers, smiles ana chuchle~ mat have Illuminated
! the face Of every Tammauy Democrat ,lnce II be-
came evident that their conspiracy AGAINST Ia" peopt
uolitical ioLhcrv They against the Worlds Fair
] ] AFRAID ihd'. ODD ~I'ltt OF VS. ti"' Hlif
! succeed i'm killing il. predicted Yesterday that
/ rather than have taken ont Of the hands Of Tam
! many they would take IL ont Of the hands Of the
/ people
/ Tn. Tammany ser atOrs grew exceedingly r--ivc
under this clear statement Of tiur trIe "-iou aud
Mr. Ives who j, remarkably arolt ln matters lnfolv
ing no adrOitnc~ succeeded ln ~ilcn'int Mr a-'ti
by sting on the enforcement Of the i've mnui" rue
| against him Mr.. cantor loudly asserted uat II "a'
u-.-e, to try t. shift the re- pom hliy to democratic
shoulders but. further questioning. Wlthdr" hl'
declaration that they could act on the Nh""hao h L"
night saving that they could do 80 Oh Monday. any
/ how. ~
"Thcn let us wait until Monday said Mr. FaS'"ti,
! whoroupon the "mhelcd leader Of the minority
| Immediately profr~-rd consuming anAlctv Ia act
| to-uiglt The motion ~ take UP the Assembly,
| lin from the table was lost hv party vote Nr
stewart voting IN the affirmative. for the reasons
! given VI. Erwin also vot"d At hr~t n ne ahrmattc
int aftcrWard changed his vote. ronarRlng that he
! didn't want 70 gci mixed NJ with the Democracy.
Mr. Fa,ectt then tried 80 have the measure made
special order for Monday night; bui TIL ~" loss o.
| the previou, motion prevented. Nr. Ncdd"r a-l"f
| II il would not he possible ~ apuOnt new con
| fereuco Committee The Pre- ld"rt said II would
not Nlr. Fa--cit thcrcupon accepted tho iuevia'l"
| and offered motion ~ adjourn urtil Monday night
| at Is, which was carried by a strictly party vote.