New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27
4 ~GOOD-NATURED SENATE
HOW 1T HAS SUPPLIED NIX. M~cNAouEiiO
YEAR AFTER YEAR, WITH CAM
PAIGN FUNDS.
v.Y .rcuroxs CANAL BILLS FAVORED BY THE
G~OyERNOR-A HALT CALLED BY Mr.. HUNTER
THE sAxToy ANTI P~ooL-sELLING BILL
PAesED-FREEDoM OF WORSHIP.
Try TO THE TUBuNK.1

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TuguNR1
,u.r~ Fol. o0.-It seems absolutely useless TO
; bore for tho rejection Of any canal Appropriation Dill,
however extravagant the measure may be- lHerc IS
ono senator who Is especially greedy III MS demands
upon the state Treasury. namely. senator Mc.'anghlon'
/ of Rochester. This gentleman apparently purposes 10
nj, m extensive canal bridge over a street Ill Koch
! e,tcr that 4, crossed by the canal. HIS object Ill ."u'
obtaining appropriations IS mainly 10 get IL possible
t.r,o frrd irto the hands Of the Democratic super
/ irteudent Of Public Works. 10 be expended among
Democratic laborcrs about election tne' especially ih
tbosa wears when a senator Is elc'len from t"c
Rochester district. Tho Republican senators ior ionf
successlye years have good-hatacuN mus s'ppHcu
NcNar,nton with campaign funds to elect himself ana
,raSt .ho pouuhucan candidates for senator in that
district. rr
hand The bills Of the Republican Assem-
b,vmon from Monroe County haVc Dee'
etranrled by him., and those OF hcNaugh'oh haNo
Loon .roncd, Meanwhile the Republican Legislatures
navc blIndly. year aftcr year. thus aided Mr.. lihl ana
,tovo,ch,on IN carry a Republican Senate district. IL
+. .,ho courtesy of the senate" that has played this
miscbie, None of the Republican senators nave ieit
disposed 10 be so disobliGing to McNanghlon rs W
oppose his appropriation bills ana day a'cr uay '"cS
have been making the Democratic party Ill Nohro'
County strongc by their course
Todav there was a signal example OF this remark
able granting vi campaign '
.tate Committee by the Republican senate. Mr. NC
vaurhton had a bill appropratlng 10000 for a canal
crIver, AT Brockport. q" am opposed to TINS DILL sara
senator Hunter. " because this work shonid nc uo'o
with the money we appropriate for the general MAIN
tcnonce Of the canals. We appropriated the large sum
of 500. 600 for this purpose yearly anu '"'' "o"'N -
for all this extra cana! w0k''
rmo sono,o nevertheless passed the I'LL by a largo
vote Meanwhile the appropriation bills OF large
amount are daily reaching Governor Ill., te o'ao
fax rate promises to be a high one. ana the Deuloo '''o
SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Works will apparently nave
an unusually large sum this fall to eXpehu III Pfonio'"s
the election OF a Democratic senate
senator L~.aughlin. the chairman OF the scha'c ,dn"'
Committee. reported favorably today the bill oil As
.cm,lvman Gnenthcr. Of Buffalo. appr)priatiug SOD
! ono for the maintenance Of the canals ana TtiI'oVo y"
nav the principal and interest of the canal lcDl'
IN. senate passed senator saXtoa's bill prohlhltihs
the sale Of pool, in cities or anywhere o'l'"c VI Wv
limit. n, a r,cccoursc. Pools arc now sold IN cIt'c'
under a prctencc that orders have been given TO an
agent which are 10 be executed at a Iacccour-e. rms
of cmlrse. is a case Of impo>ture, and Mr.. saAton'S DhI'
# IL becomes a law, viii put a stop To inc Pr'
There /, IA strong reason to suspect however '""' y
will be stranglol in the Democratic A~,cihDN. i'
Lill passed the senate by a vote o' Il 70 ! INC ""'
vote against il being cast by Mr.. Doanc, oil 'oi'ihp''
Cnru,r ,unorc,ly the pool room gamblers had sIme
friend. nrc-ent. as several senators RETAINED from VOt
,nr obviously 10 prevent, II possible, a quorum hcuhs
upon il.
iavOIably. ,r
The senate also acted upon senator stewarts b"
outl,orizIug tho New. York Asylum for juvenile Dc
unoucnr, Of New ork TO apprentice children III o.'c'
l,,to. senator Ives said that before tie plVl'eo
was granted il might be well II require the lh'utuuon
IN allow freedom OF worship. Vt present II iciuSeu 70
alloy Catholic children to receive the minlstratohS VI
,hcir church. Mr.. Fassett said that the purpose 81 Wi
h, Wa to permit poor children TO obtain e0on ioh''N'
Ito houed that MIR. Ives would not Insist on his ain'I'''
mcnt. He might obtain his purpose by means oI "
separate bill. us,od
in a separate bill for the last ten years anu a. w
ro, ,lrouch the legislature. lie would make 4 sep
ara.o rim 81 II again IL The majority would promise 70
pass II. AZ rvee.s
a. "a. q ~ beforo the Judiciary Committee Nf'
L. ,,oucbt that the bill under discussion shon4u nc
itatd I'D until the other had been r'p9rl"l., W.,
20, ,hourht that. a. the purposes ol the .'i -. nn
wholly benevolent, this other IA ' lave submitted nj.
amendment 10 the %ommitt"c ~ record
Mr. stewart said that no was WllihT ~ ,.e ma.
-, H. o,Icst.n OF freedom Of worship but UNA WA' 70
una,ncr,yr mart of TIE subject under '"hsn'Iaun'. Nj,
I, VA no longer possible to applylu'c Jm, ntn,o' tr
oNucnt. I'm New York. IL was Sought % H"u p'''o 80
Ny. 'ahl"r M"' riP The ASYLUM called it,"N a
private institution: bui ain,n ~, t' twenty ycais.
@" Vr ros,ctrs suggestion, the lahfHass Oh ur
Constitution I'm regard TO freedom OF ""Isn,t 49, a.,
sutGurH ~ The amendment was adopted by a vote {"
81 IN /. and tn" bill wac passed. - Fla. . bo,1nr
senator Lnson gave noilcc t0""i If, AVIATION iii.
w wermI,, IN tho ofsctting OF debts upon real c''"'
| when IL Is taxed.