New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-08
PROCEEDINGS IN THE ASSEMBLY.
MR. M'cLELLAND's INSTRUMENTATION OF
THE BILLS PASSED.

MCLELLAND'S Or
THE BILLS PASSED.
Albany, April (speciaD.-About the most disap-
pointed man in Albany today was Charles r. NC
Cleland the Democratic leader. AT the head OK the
calendar was the bill introduced early in the session
nv Assemblymah Blumenthal, containing Senator
HIPS ideas of what should be done in procuring an
other census of the inhabitants OF the STATE Ihs
bill is similar in most respects to the bill INTRODUCED
by HIPS special featherweight committee In view
of the fact that Senator Hill Is so deeply interested
in this bill Mr. McClelland thought that this would
be an excellent opportunity to make an effort toward
regaining his lost prestige in the Democrauc parry
and he had long and carefully prepared speech "mch
he intended to infct upon the members OF the AS
semby if opportunity offered
When the bill has announced this morning, Mr.
Acker said that he thought further time shonld De
piven for the consideration Of the bill To TINS MI
McCelland replied that he considered that the discus
,ou a. .ha newsnapers had given sufficient publicity
TO the measure. Thereupon General Huspea aeo'a1.
that the entire matter was farce, and that 1t shoud
be laid aside at least for day
Mr. Hit took ND this suggestion and made mouoh
that the bill be made special order 1or tne eVcn
session This motion was defeated Dy Doiio'
votes Then the bill went to third reading vi o's
motion NJ Mr. McClelland, without any op)ecuon' anu
no Ala not have any opportunity TO deliver his speech
Ub, the hill comes up on the order OF third reauhs'
the measure reported by the minority members VI e
bantam committee will be substituted for the hiu-
menthal BILL .x,ort eeort
The Assembly has settled down TO an appaieh. enO
n mass hills but progress necessarily is SLOW Amoe
.bo hills passed this morning were two ntroduceo ny
Mr. Dinkelspiel which provide that the tune "as'cn
In obtaining the consents OF the property as
tho line Of the Thirty -fourtht. and EleventaNe anu
tho Eulton Wall and Cortandt ST. ferries rtiroau oo
nonee shall not be deducted from the term OF ue
toncb,se. II is estimated that it will take twenty
years n nrocure the consents of the property
as they are widely scattered. ...,.,,,r =.
The hill introduced by Mr.. Roche, establishing d
eod Grade for the park police of Newly ana one
o NJ Rrodsky giving retired police captains Moun.'
uedden Roberts and Bennett 1880 year pensioh'
aSV so B,%menfhaps bill authorizing the Board OF Esu
mote and Apportionment to reappy the uneAPenaeu
haisnces In other purposes than that for wlcn money
waS originally appropriations In the same uep
received a majority of votes. ,, l.. ,ror,, tbis
Sanotor IiiTs Assembly went merrfy 10 WORK uIS
tornoon and in a few minutes had passed approPrla,
ton hills taking out of the pockets OF the M
tbe state about 100000. OF TINS Sooooo "ci1S W
9 SonntT and ~ 900 went for rifle range Ihen
The total to the amount named 49,, .,o
~ monr the bills passed at the afternoon sese r
,rara Mr. Blumenthals, appropriatlng Soo,VQoo ior
w. roantenance of and repairs TO the quarantine es
.,,ishmenf and Mr. Clarke's allowing the COntroner
"a nYnend 100000 a year on improvements 10 the
n.rT Roadway in the Annexed District r,x -,
The Sneaker complmented the House ana Cerh OH
their record for efficiency as shown To-Day III 'o pas
sage of seventy-three DIS