New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-12
TESTING GOV. BULKELEYS PATIENCE.
THE DEMOCRATIC SENATE IN coNNEcriCUr
PREFERS IpLENESS TO ADJOURNMENT
-NEW.uAvEN ELECTIONS.

Hartford. Apru II CspeciaD.-The Democratic sen
ate has met this week and has adlourheu io'
one week. set an order OF business lot '"o -
and shows no signs OF long adjournment
ootdcnt that the body IS determined TO test "o'e.
puIkeleys good nature and to attempt 10 UNIV %
70 forced adjournment II is doubtful II any pol''@'
"or,.a1 viii he made out of this move. The Senate $
poverless alone and while it has provided lor l'sei'
overal Investigations one into the expenses Of III"
go ard one into the conduct Of the county cou'
r,,sioners IL can do little but investigate and Issue
anfestoes OF various kinds 70 the party IN ue ea''
II is barely possible that it may agree 70 some VI Wv
onnropration bills passed by the House. out na'ul'
nrobable 1t will simply come up TO haruoru oNN"
week for time go through few formalltleS aDu 81
hack again. waiting apparently for something " Turn
up. . ..,.,,od nv
The QUO warrantO proceedings TO DC Ihs'iVu"N "
Judce Morris against Governor Bulheey were pro"N's
Tor "Wednesday or Thursday at the latest but no suo
+ors have vet been TAKEN Governor Bulkeey spee0A
AZ the banouet rendered 20 Chairman Benton ol 'o
Repnblcan state Committee was one OF the nus
felictous Of the in it he claims 10 % -
the Office which rightfully belonged to "ehers' ~ -.
and was only too ready and anxious u 49, -.
that gentleman when proper CONSTITUTIONS 49,, 49,,
been taken. His address VIII maze '"'
pression throughout the STATE .,.,
.s no conntv commissioners have been appNhteo
nv the LEGISLATURE that duty VIII deVoNe upon ono
| farfr A
Covernor after July /, when the present D'ln Ca
n,ros 1bere is every reason 10 suppose tha1 uoNer
~. p,,loIev will appoint the gentlemen nomhated
| nv the various legislative county hoPuph.~'
- IN accordance with the usual action oil the Legs.
| 80, ,rben Il has been Republican. This matter "
o, commissioners has been Il bone OF eohtehuon
hot,oor the parties for long time, ana the enorS
- M uopor dealers In the state to assist the Demo
| - zero 4, be rewarded at this session Oh tno
,o1isIotnre nv tho seating Of Morris, who would IN
,he chance Of disagreement between the houses Vho
ccther probable) have appointed the cahoida'eS
| Ho democratic county caucuscs AS mat'eFs Ao
o, the scheme for the capture OF the liquor Fehs'hs
| mower nv the Democratic party has failed Inc 10
| sui, % the city election last Monday wMie unla'ot
b,e N the Republicans. Is not TO be aocouh'eo oi w
800 othor than local causes In the different wafu'
rhare was no real unity OF purpose on me part ="
,h pepuhlcans and a. the elections were ior mc'l'
- 90 ,he CITY Councils only, there was more ,hAn
o usuaI amount of petty trading done IL Is poSsioe'
- ,ho. the present control Of affairs az the Sly
| Non had beeOnle lttle mOhotoh0us, @te ni0 -
un~ny who have been in long service IN ue uppes
na wore Slaughtered 10 large extent IN te housv
~ ,hcr noltca friends. The eOnulllOh Oh aIIai's Az
" |"aniiol had nothing "a do win II. lhSIe Is
tas ~ Going on already for the rewards OF the eeS'
san which consist OF three good onces neI Dy ,no
t"int ballot OF the city government-te Wy heo0S .
J J sinrney and Prosecuting Attorney for the police
WV wy, TherS, are number OF aspirantS Tor theSSe
nIaees and IL Is likely that Timothy =. steeie WI
P civ Attorney MIR. Eberle Prosecuting AttorI'ey
a lively race Is outlined for the Recordersmp ~
several OF the younger Democratic lawyers Oh the ''S