New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-30
4 ell the 1903 on the same groundp" inquired Mr..

Vt ell the loa on the same groundp" inquired Mr.
Eassett
Il will make whatever suggestion think best,
retorted Mr. Ives, angrily; and he was proceeding
with some further pleasantries, when Mr.. Cogge-
shall sought to Illustrate his industrious ehorU 10
kill time "The minority are looking one way
and rowing another" he said. They profess 10 DC
anxious TO pass the BILL and yet are doing every
thing in their power to prevent it. Why should they
be flibustering and masquerading at throwing up
political breastworks if they really want to actT
Let them stop talking and vote
at would like to inquire" suggested Mr.. Nc
Carren. "why the additional names were In
serted?"
II think the gentleman has vague nouon OF
the reason. replied Mr. Coggeshal, readily. They
were put in there because they were gooo men
and the EQUALS of anybody else on the committee.
We thought there might be safety in multitude
~ counsellors. and so they were placed there.
Nv reporting the bill with only that amendment,
we have conceded much to those who ask 1or lts
passage and the addition OF their names does mo-
in any way hurt or weaken ine me ca s;ncS
name as to integrity or ability to serve III ". We
mass the bill now, we shall get the fair Tor tne
people of this State, even though the Delnooi"''
have persisted in obstructing its passage. NJ,
Mr. Ives's motion was lost. Bat no mere III
buster or congenital blusterer is discouraged DS
slight reverses Let us consider the OH The S Fair
were still hundred years OIL ana inc oeI ,,n
had until 1900 TO consider 1t. These men may
strengthen the committee out Iet us GIso ordor
one by one. Let us take them up IN otueI. =
move to strike out the name OF IL y; AInl soaa
Who is he? Is he the Chicago man F-'he oresSeu
beef man manY" - ., os,,oa Mr.
soh. we'll come to him in time replied Mt IT.
Ives airily. But his motion shared the ta' ~ VI
;ts nredecessor though he consumed as much time
as possible by calling for the yeas anu icy honr
After this he wasted another quarter ., III Of
nv requesting the rejection Of a name Whlch, VI
course involved the rereading OF the amehumenu.
70 Then he asked to have Louis F. Payns name
stricken out. II. a,,o sbould like
" p Oh we have plenty of time. The Assembly
has adjourned so we cant d G0 sS tbinsss
Are YOU awaiting instructions from lam
MANY Pr asked Mr. Fassett. 1904 NJ
lie has his instructions" murmured MI
does he mean to continue with these dilatory
motions until the House reassemples to-norroW
manfred Mr.. Mclaughlin, and the launnN SoulIs
was in vain that the Republican Senators pro,
tested against the reckless waste OF uIne I N.Y.
urged and pleaded with him to stop what Mr.
Coegeshall characterized as his dry ramDn 1i
spshod, loony harangue MI C 5;1 ar 0;tT1
was able TO head him on, ana nc ulu 81 "i'n
This cool announcement: , -
"iis Nv opposition to the amendment is made on
nrinciDle | agree to some extent with MI Cog.
gesha and, inasmuch as the maJ taSS Now Inv U
cornorators. I am willing to come now to con-
sideration of the bill itself" ~. .,..o o,d
This was at nearly half-past /, after TWO anu
o,e-haIf hours had been squandercd in talk. Yet
the clerk had hardly begun TO read the ~
before Mr.. Cantor jumped up again ana ah' III
mated some possibly prearransed uouOle III ulIe
EonSe tomorrow by urging once more the SUD
stitntion of the Assembly bill. His intentions
were apparent in the declaration that Ine l t
must he communicated to Washington that ,hc
Senate of New-York in the interest OF delay, hass
refused to take prompt action say aeSi H. =
he continued, that if the Senate pli passes uiG
Senate to-day the site OF the WoiIu i '
never be in New-York. ..a .ho
Mr.. Laughlin ironically suggested TO amend u;e
bill in the interest of the minority Dy HaKnS
read Tammanys Fair instead OIL 'ne WIN
Fair" ,.... tho hill came
TO vote on its final passage Inen MI: Onn oD
renewed his Pecksnfan protestatlons ana an
nnceJ that he proposed to rise superior to the
nartisanship which had been exhibited by the other
sac am Wy broke ont again, with an incoherent
story about Senator Hiscock, Mr.: Depew anu tng
rejection Of Daniel F. Appleton from the t%a
tariff and noisy voted against the plll, ohousn
whetier he did so unintentionally or from a. spas
modic fit of consistency is past hndIng Gu had
Mr. Vedder explained that the RepuDncans ma. na9
,otsd for the bill because the people wanuea
r. and it was clearly out OF the question: ~ tine
judicial opinion each doubtful Porlo m III
Cor fhn
rocv y he added, "are in favor OF tie olll' u,c
dS;,,ion of n few names will not deter them, uu-
los II means that the bill is pohucal scnene
and any disturbance will destroy their iod
g.; T. &c Democrats No objections can ne ralseu
AGAINST the names suggested Nearly IVY tho
% the committee suggested some OF tne 1iiG &c =;
fact that they add strength to the original li'' 10
undoubted." - 49, following
The bill was finally passed by the following
vote: C...o. Chase Cog
reshai Collins, Deane, Donaldson h me' JinSon
Fassett, Hawkins Hunter; SaGoo5' Roesch saxton
Sloan Stader, stewart van r2 prn any
Nays-Ives, oCOnnor and BrownmS' +o-piobt to
The Democrats are threatening uVrhIs. ro
ornose the Worlds Fair bill when the SeIiatG l1
tnrrns il to the Assembly tomorrow M bs,
The Democratic leader in the AseInplN' weS H..
among the Democratic ana hepu;u.c ote nbout the
Hill single objection VIII preNehb I Wy IL
naesin0 Tomorrow" said Mr. Sheehan, eXultih?iN
band throw ii over Till Friday In iact' as NE 1
hill e Senate one and not the one the AssenoiS
LII 10 that body il will take three days TO pnass
The hill il objection is made on eacl uay' IN. nv
,s Gov that every bill must have three readings
and upon three separate days, IL any oile ooje''
90 ;ts being considered In any other manner. =,
=" NJ Sbeehan was also obviously auenptihS "
oxcitc onnosition to the bill among Repuolcaihs
Come Republican Assemblymen eXpresSed ule ~
lief that amendments sh t Its ~ nronertv
~,.,nors in New-York. IL was not apparent w
n;gbt however that this opinion , alnohg t ~ :; =
men would lead them to ION the DdbtedI,
Ipi;nAmenced in large measure in assuming Ihen
NC toward the bill tomorrow by that takel
toward IL by Speaker Hustled, VINO was apSehv ~
New-York to-day attending 10 pusn i IIustoi
- ubo will he here tomorrow. Speaker ilHs.e'
C aI,yavs shown himself TO be earnestly IN laNo
S ,beh;1l and undoubtedly he Will use MS gIe@
; W in its favor to pass it In some 1orm'
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