The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-12
THE ALBANY LEGISLATURE.
raE HON. TIM CAMPBELL AND ms
BRIDE rIsIr TIE ASSEMBLY,.


c.-modore Gerry and Mayor Gleason Also
visited the Chamber and All lad Busi.
ness with the Asseasayaea-Je ne.
tween brooklyn Senators aaa Assenbir-
zen Regarding vsrious Public 1mprove.
~.rt BiiIs-The BrookIyn SECOND Aveaus
Extension mn Passed-A New Long
Island aad East River Bridge Hill.
ALBANY. Feb. 11.-Tho Hon. Timothy Jus.
nnian Campbell came to the Assembly with
n. newly married wife this morning and held
reception. He Is omitted to the privileges OF
N, 1oor, and no may go inside tho brass rail.
na and rambe around among the seats with
Ant hinirsnce. as no was formerly q member
oiths Assembly and State Senator. as web
"A being Judge md Congressman. The As
ssmby gave an informal reception to the Hon.
M. Campbell and his wife All tho east side
Assembymon and many others who knew Mr..
Campbell can,e UP and talked with him. He
IMPRESSED on thom that he was here on bust.
nsss a, he is interested In the Rainey Bridg Q
Nil and wanted their votes for It.
pasides tho Hon. Me- Campbell. Commodore
rbrdge 7. Gerry and Mayor Gleason called
An the Assembly. Commodore Gerry had
three bills here this year, which tho Legisln.
h,rs has been whiting and adding to until he
Aoas not recognize his original offspring. Re-
marks have also bcon made on tho floor OF the
Assembly about Comm ,doro Gerry's frequent
amendments to tho Penal Code. He conferred
With the members OF tho Assembly who op-
posed his bills. AMI amended them so that
they will pass. Mayor Gleason OF Long Island
City is in no such luck. Tho Legislature pro-
poses to appoint committos OF Long Island
citizens to look after him and the Governmont
OF Long Island during his term OF Office. and to
take away from him tho power he now has. He
"a not to be legisatcd out Of office. but like Com
missioner Heintz In the annexed district. he
IA TO b, allowed to continue with the name Of
Mayor. to keep him like shorn lamb from the
fold. Some owners Of Long Island City bonds
are the leaders in the movem ont against Mayor
Gleason Ho aided in tho election OF a Repub-
llcan Assemblyman from his district last fall.
as he thought tho Assembly would be Repub-
lican and no wanted protection.
Green.eyed jealousy has arisen between the
Brooklyn Senators and Assem- blymen. and
they 60 around abusing one another. A series
Of Brooklyn bills in regard to various public
improvements which were acceptable to all
the people in Brooklyn. were introduced in the
Assembly by several Brooklyn Assemblymen
and in the Senate by tho two Brook
Ign Senator's. Tho Assemhlymen had their
bills passed and sent to tho Senate. where 1t
was thought the Senators would have the As
sembly bills passed and signed By the Gov
srnor. Instead OF doing this the Senators
passed their own bills and sent them over to
the Assembly. The same bills word for word
have passed. the Senate and the Assembly. yet
the Assembly bills arc in tho Senate Commit
tse on Cities and the Senate bills are 10 the
tba,s on Gts The
POLITICAL distinction. and they want to have the
bills passed bearing their name $, so that they
iyn as tho authors OF the requirement. and
The children are old enough to vote ana the
some big office.
The Eubbub over the Barmaid bill con-
5s SS aVsr s 81 peWs9ns Yefs received
e close the exhibit Of New York on Sunday at
senator Saxton stirred up a little fuss In the
Senate ny introducing U resolution reciting
that the seating OF Senators Osborne In the
SEVENTH dstrcs was s fraudaent 'a and iess
sest and instructing the judiciary Committee
toinvestigate the matter and to report what
should be done to secure an honest count and
hithtul representation Of the voters in the
ss passed on these qusstions. the DemSoee rat
"a not think It was worth while. to 60 into
them any further. and the resolution was laid
because they were not allowed to make
lpeechss on the resolution; but the motion to
~ the table was not debat4ble.
putting Of tags on. clothing and other goods
made In tenement houses.
Essy aRso I e the
.pp9Intsd BY the Governor. to run the State
The Assembly passed the bills to hold cor
porations responsible for their acts in the
lane Sme manner as individuals. and to make
elso. the bill to extend second avenue e0 IN
brooklyn, across Gowanus Bay. and give wit
n ness In the House Of Detention the same
- This was an Of day for Sir Pereival Of Har-
ea w. q YdE 5a and RbsI i GSy
bate" Mr.. HIT Is several times the size Of Mr.
u s aSs Ht aad dSR r sus he
S Ht s9ssr o.h as
Committee. over which SIr. Hittwa to pre-.
esls 80 ssfsy IT. Sss s
legislation Hs came back at Mr.. Hit
f pSHlnln Game WHEN sp hs h. s SSha Smith mia
the biz violated the Constitution and did nu-
rh.tio Mr.. Hit thought that possibly 1t
c @iEht 40 something OF the sort, and It was
sent back TO the committee. Tho next bill
Cas specia! act reported by the judiciary
t Homnmittee. Mr.. HIT suddenly pointed out
. .t the gentleman from New York did not
ZEN lem 70 know that the Constitution came In
n , conflict with the bill which he had Just
cpor,feta so both bills wero sent back to tho
AL this saddened tho heart OF the Hon. Tim
%nX Justinian Campbell. who was present
: " C9Hhlst,tutlon between friends?"
"a x.Alderman Walker OF the Ninth ward, who
VA nov 10 the Assembly had his bill to pro-
Eo us recreation grounds on tho tops OF two
i ia tba HiSsr piers ordered to third reading
.Asssmbiymaa Weed introduced bill which
AL ~ almost direct opposition to the floyd
Svnes Long Island Bridge bill and the other
opposed bridges. 1t takes the King Bridge
SS00%{Rany bill and changes it in title and minor
s ssSS,y 3 LEV jew Wst; p Parsons. Menry
plscs eatha Peter Mitche tho inrorporators. and
ESSc AZ me capital at 50 OOOUO Instead Of ST.
S%vp. as provided for in the other bill. Con-
snS SsSinh Is 70 DO begun inside of five years
a. ~ nhhtshed inside OF ten years. The bridges
ESto De l25 feet above tide water and f5O
Nm noGve the East River. THE Floyd-Jones
~ makes II only 1851 Three bridnes nro IN