New-York tribune., 1891-02-05
THE STADLER BILL HELD.
REFUSAL OF THE DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY
TO SURRENDER 1T TO THE SENATE.

ONLY ONE DEMOCRAT VOTES WITH THE REPUB-
MCANs AGAINST THE DANCE-HOUsE MEAS
URE-MR. srADLER INTRODUCES IN
THE SENATE HIS LAST YEARS
BILL-A CHANGE MADE IN IT
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSH-
Albany Feb. 4.-The Democratic Assembly steadily
announces itself as the Whskey House" Today
IL declined to surrender to the Senate the Dance
House bill of senator Stadler This BILL AS hereto
fore explained in The Tribune, permits the ssAe Oh
liquor in the dancehOuses of New-fork, and, lndetu'
in every Iquor-stOre which has room large enough
10 be termed hall" during every hour oi uhe
twenty -four hours. night and day. The only eXcep
ton is sunday. The Senate passed this bill without
understanding its true character As soon as us
nature understood resolution was passed yes
ierday recalling the bill from the Assembly. inc
Republican Senator's voted for this resolution ana tho
Democratic Senators against it.
The Assembly however, this morning declined 10
give up the BILL obviously desiring to pass
II Just as it stands Notwithstanding the pro-
fest made against it by the Excise Reform
Association of New-York. Mr. Fish moved that tho
resolution passed by the should be needed bus
Mr. McCleuand, the Democraic ic leader. moved th"1
Mr. Fish's motion should be tabled. THIS meant Z"
denial of the Senate's request. Mr.. McChliahu7
motion was adopted by vote of 81 to 81. There
were sixty Democrats and Republican, Brodsky, OF
70 open the liquor stores of New York TO alnlsht
drinking Tire ffty-two against The bill were
cast by ffty-one Republicans and Democrat. Mr.
sage, of Greene County. O. F. Lane, Democrat Oi
Otsego County who intends TO vote against the blli
refraned from voting.
As usual Assemblyman Lawrence, OF the Kiln AS
semby District of New-York msrepreScnted his con-
s,ituents In that brOwnstOne neishborlood Of new
York by voting to open the liquOrstores to ali-hsh'
Mr.
sulvans and Drypolchers the Democratic party from
New York; and day after day is commencing hnsVn
10 the voters of New-York gOodAnan 10 Keep a'
home next year. 1t is somewhat OF a PITY that d
Young man of his refined associations In lie shouu ho'
choose to follow in the honorable path chosen by
Walter Howe. Theodore Roosevelt and John Hampueh
Robb when they represented here the people OF New
York but rather follows lead here of the men VINO
seek to represent the worst elements OF New-horh
uoppation and the debased political ideas OF that popu'
latiOn
senator Stadler made lame attempt to-day 10 get
back into the good graces Of the hepueleah hehoers
OF the Senate by introducing the bill Of last year pear
Ing his name, which allows the sale OF intoxicating
LIQUOR at balls parties banquets after the hour OF
! O'clock in the morning. THIS Dill was prlhteu III
full in this mornings Tribune. Before he had l'V-
duced this bill word had come over nom the AS
sembIy that the Democratic majority there Hau le'
fnsed 10 nut 10 vote the resolution sent over to tha'
of the bill of this year, which passed IN the sen
ate throuuh to its contents anu
provisions The Republican Senators were uheieloIo
considerably taken back when Senator otaaieF ooiuS
asked that his second bill be Immediately sent 10 il
third reading and added that lie wanted IL Ieau lor INC
third time then This request, following closely aS IL
did the refusal of the majesty in the Assembly 10 so
the Senate the courtesy due that body, eSpeciaiS
after the votes of most of its meHOeIs h''
been obtained Though o a misstatemeht Vi l"o'''
was thought TO be audaciOus in the extreme oen"
tor stader begged for the immediate passage Vi 'o
bill on the ground that IL was similar IN IN Snoto .r
I.e also said that he introduced thls UIH ~ 9i,o %
mat he intended TO be honest in the matter nus & ,Nt
said TO concihate some OF tie sena'oo 9om Iy taIng
they have been greatly imposed upon " '''A4 IL :
one mans word as TO the merits ol ,ron
had no effect senators sheard ana an E eiorurI n
to a third reading or being passed. They thought
Thai senator stadler TOOK extremely poor way WAY
of showing that he desired TO be honest ABOUT tnc
hin If Such had been his desire, he could nave
shown it readily by asserting TO the recall VI LII n1
bill of this year from the assembly, or t nc vcii CGTe
anS broad. gauge bin of this year. This he would
NOT do EvidensR il his intention 70 tie up ule
hands of the Republicans by getting thelh 10 pass
senator sheard said that he wanted to amend the
bin OF year before 1t was passed, a. INA. IN Un
now stands its operation is not restricted 10 Ne"-
York CITY but affects the cities, towns ana villages
of the state without regard to their population, ,,
senator Stadler said when he sent To lIe ucsh tIo
bui NJ last wear that il the same As 1t was teil,
in overy particular. lie probably did not intend
again 10 deceive his brother senators as 70 the bni
the sale of liquors at 3 O'Clock IN the morning..
In the bill which senator stadler handca IN inns
,rrSttan in its place such tactics as these may he
cntreiv proper from senator Stadlers way OF look
@ ;rS al things but they do not help him with the
senate or the public