The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-02

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SS9Rose II openly open but there y good reason for
end the new ferry cry syndicste O are using every
effort TO- prevent the bills. coming to q vote.
Senator Jacobs has s, accepted the amendments
he has not yet made any effort to push the bill
alonG: II may as we'll be said plainly that no
and relentless pI0ishment than the failure to
eSops wRo aaSy BToop hS Bds
Would So through lie and o III. poope
Ensrde; no man directly or indirectly respon-
sS1S vii S p the pStiGa and personal con
hoodylnk the public and the Legislature. dur,
Excuse But fair BILL pro pro fSi Tor COMMON
sense management OF a great public enterprise,
pass: Abolish the trustees and put the tech
nical questions in the hands Of experts. That
is what t, the new bill does, and the Legislature
The following despatch was sent to Senator
Jacobs from Brooklyn yesterday:
d 1 r% you for SS S
with Mayor GhsppS and beg you TO SO;
msp from every section q ths city 'N "D',U'"' u
y5Ss oan am ctG George WASSS S
! MuThg I1ulbI6Hu ulu NOT 6NNRReTaLe W0en ne
OF the hour at Albany:
her factor Of efficient 5 that
bought the stock OF the Union Ferry Company
tees is retained and no action IS taken BY tie
LEGISLATURE providtng for an increase In the
stantly increasing overflow must find its. way
10 the ferries Included IN the new, syndioate
the BrGee bill aeS IL IN NOT to
be supposed tina: it would be less active in on;
posing any bridge legislation that would tend
excuse for their presence in Albany during the
last days Of the session, because there is pend
yiding that the rates OF ferry fare shall not be
increased and that the commission hours shall
In these. circumstances the danger Of the
Bridge bill is apparent,
tbet woud be but tSs
secret opposition to It nothing could be strong
or. and unless all three Of the BROOKLYN Sena-
sage it viii not find its waXto the statute books
Of the State this year, The danger Of It's de:
hardly be more Serious than it Is. It may seem
sensational to say that murder may be done II
increased during the. coming year. but how call
~ II the positive danger hat
over the bridge now in the rush hours ceases
to be merely danger and terrible accident
* caucus of all Of the representatives OF
tGre should be held at once and Diet determ i
BdFe b this wssf # 1ee
tes wepe Issued sue OF an mass meeting
IN SeW orf or BfoG Would be- rEe
enough to hold the people who would attend
for the purpose Of emphasizing such q demand.
As 1t looks now the amended Jacobs Bridge
bill will be defeated unless the citizens Of both
cities take some very decided means Of letting
those among them who side with the bridge
trustees, the new ferry syndicate, and the pollt-
zeal patronage hunters against the public in
terests will be held to sharp account"
SENATOR JACOBS SUBSTITUTES THE NEW BILL.
ALBANY. May 1.--Senator Jacobs after watt
ing to no purpose f9E two days for chance to
amendments Of the Mayor, in the regular or.
der, lost bis patience might. He knew that
nents OF the Improvement. who are represented
on the floor by Senator Birkett and feared
that he could NOT get Re to DO
termined to take the bull By the horns. and
Il ask the indulgence OF the Senate for
minute There has been on our tiles for some
days bill that has been considered in COM
important bill concerning The CITY Of Brooklyn
Il is an act in relation to the Brooklyn Bridge
subject S .Y Is admitted by everybody. Gnforo
tunateIy q controversy has arisen between the
authorities Of the ely Of Brooklyn hr local Hu:
been a failure TO agree. That failure to agree
ordinarily would mean no legislation on the
IRao%n 'e%t IBIS sFf& E 9S
1 pne a%1mGsled5 to ths body Th. body
tho only one that can settle Il. introduced a
bill originally which met with considerable op.
they are CONCERNED that opposition has been
Withdrawn. Tho bill introduced also met
other bill. which have viii me, and
M 'G qae 81 t MOVED propose now TO take
tie responsibility OF introducing In lieu OF tho |
S S Ssd sent here By tie Mayor q the Pity
Of Brooklyn. ! do 20 because pu bile sentiment !
Seems 20 Indicate that the plan presented by |
e eSs H sst dis IS III before he seSate ask
uESnlmous consent e. 20 into Committee Of
Senator Birkstt was ready with m objection
90 this and eAplaihed Tat the amsndments
whom he meant tho people who ihlnE they are
principally concerned the bridge trustees
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