New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-15

Assembly the entire session. and ahtor khc" ~
the extra session that had been calIe
that year. Erwin replied that cantor KNEW "S
well did one else, that the phi pas'eu d a.
the extra session was the very one that h"u nv"
passed. at the regular session. IN .h
WHY was not the Enumeration Dill OF th'
last session passed p piped cantor .poforo fine
- will tell VOu.' the reply BEFORE VIZ
Committee on General Laws last year were sever"
! bills that the man who then was the Governor o.
this State did not want 10 et' no,
cent bill. ! want 10 say that DaNd ID
Hill. YOUR Emperor, your Gar, your ordereI pre-,
vented the passage of the Enumeration Dill Vi
Is not Thomas c. Platt your Czar?" snapped
No he is not and he never was both Senator
and Governor at the same time
is he not your orCerer?" asked McClelland
lie ordered you out Of the Custom House. ano
the people up my way thank him for II, wa
Senator Frwin's rctort II created such lfugL
that Mex iceland became angry, and he Kissed =
suppose that they would like to have Inc oruereo
out Of the Senate. ,. .o
No came the reply, ON the instant ant 1--WE we
want You here for nuisance we must nave one
No, | take that back you are the only rellc oi
Grover Cleveland and we want you mere as
curiosity. When has the Republican party Gl ~
Obeycd the mandates of the CONSTITUTION wnICIi
YOU Democrats pretend to love so highly we
passed bill that good enough i0r Samuel
j. Tden 10 sign. but your boss would ho' ssi'
it, | would like TO see the census OF the sfeat
agricultural interests of the State taken at me
same time the enumeration Is taken. III coi~
lie done with comparatively little ADDED eApeisv.
Senator McCarren mere Thought .laI bo ms sailed
in" to show that that the people at me H'Su w
ton had rebuked the Republican party by elec'ihE
Who 1iI IT. inquired Senator Erwin. -,
why. the people, Of course was MI MIC
Carrcn's answer. c...os ,,bo
No. il was the State Board of Canvassers VINO
did if NOT the pcoplc said Senator ErWlh' :.
Senator O'C6nnor had kept still during the us
cussion but the assumption that the Senate wa
made Democratic by the votes OF 'i'e Pcopc nal Nv
him indignant He jumped up ana opentu .io
foodgates of his elOquencc. 30 VIGOROUS was ,nJ
scoureing that he gave TO Senators osoorhf ~.
Walker that these two men plainly sn3weG ina Ina'
they were exceedingly uncOmortanle Mt ul'
nor naid high tribute TO the Democratic Judges
who had boldly in defiance of David b. Ill., s'oou
out for the truth and justice. oc frr,bcr dis
cusson of the election eases But the Lieutenant
Govrrnor. for the first time during the session.
exhibited small amount Of iai AR oo ch" N'
allowed Mr. OCOnnOT Ia finish his speech >,
Tbcn Sheeban ordered the roll to he called on
the final passage of the bill. The first Rcpubll-
can on the list 10 I've called was nc'ia ,os h
shall His name was cdlIrd sc'cI"l hli''' ""
To How does the Senator votc?' asked the Lieu
III Ask 70 he excused from voting was the
answer. ill.,,
Don't excuse him. Don't excuse him
shouted McClelland, rushing wildly TO the centre
nf SpDatp q,
1T is the duty of every Senator to Votc' s'iu
Sheehan. ,,u. Co.,,oe
hall; but do not intend ' donc , fan nornng
Neither do intend 10 vote for n blll tha' kho"
nothing Of. | refuse to vote. ,,, ,,,o
would not vote for bill that he had not been
allowed to examine He also asked 10 DC en-
cused from voting. o,u
Il object. I object" shouted McClclland.
- No no
Hpde, H1 TO E Po5 US nothing Sn I'oG Of
| am not going 10 vote Tor OIL
that have not read, and am not going To- VOTE
against bill that | am not familiar win, was
the only answer that Senator Erwin would make
Republican Senators Derby, Donaldson EmGr-
voted NO" on the first rollcall. The bill re-
ccved the necessary vote Il. and, with the neces-
sarv number of members present and voting 1t
was declared passed , .,.
Senators Cantor McCarrcn and McClclland were
in consultation with Sheehan. The Senate IMAM,
Der was by this time crowded with members OF
the Assembly In the meantime cantor ana
McClelland were arguing cNcitedy with Slcehih.
Punish them for contempt, punish them for con-
tempt" Cantor was heard 10 eNcialin. 'o
ahead and will put il through. said Shcchan.
The Clerk announced the result. ana Nheellah
recognized Cantor. who made motion that the
Senators who refused 20 vote he held : contempt
and that the matter be referred to the judiciary
Committee At this. Senator Coggeslall deserted
the position which he had taken, and he was not
included in the resolution
When Mr.. Erwns name was called
he asked that IN common dcccncN lac
might now bc excused from voting
on his own case. McClean1 did not want 10
extend to him even this courtesy, and said 50
but without noticing him, Mr. Erwin SAID thu
he did not know how the Senate could compel
him to vote, az there We're no rules. lie would
not vote for the bill until lie had IN
opportunity to examine it. He dit
not care if they put him IN nil.
He wanted the Senate Journal of The day when
the rules were supposed 70 have been adopted
read This was done, anu among "a" items was
a rule that would compel a Senator 10 vote.
This rule was not in the journal this morning.
for Senator SaXton examined il carefully thrn and
could not find it. The alleged resolution nm
doubtcdly was put in some time during the morn
ing session, il was supposed that it might he
asked for during the debate. The resolution WIS
nae aed by solid Democratic vote.
The effect Of the Senate action WAS immedi-
ately seen. observation-disclosures Shcehan N
rccted the clerl; of the Senate not 10 call the
names of Senators O'Connor, SaXton and Erwin.
lie boldly said they must purge themselves of their
alleged contempt before the Judiciary Committee