New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-15
PUT THROUGH BY REPUBLICAN VOTES.
HOW THE SCHEME OF TAMMtNY WAS FolLED-
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.

HOW THE SCHEME OF TAMMtNN WAS FOlLED-
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Albany. April II (Specian.-rhe In repeating the
Speedway law passed the Assembly Tonight, after one
OF the sharpest and hardest fought battles tha' ever
has taken place on the floor Of that House The
people of Ncw-York City can thank the kepuohcah
nembers for passing the Repeal gill. The committee
ON Rules held a meeting this afternoon AZ which Gen
eral Hustled insisted thai the Repeal Dill should De
made a speclal order for this evening THIS hhaiiy
vas done.
II was after 10 O'Clock tonight when the BIZ came
IN in the Assembly General Hustel made brief but
effective speech in favoc Of Il. The Tammany mem
hers not thnhing that thc Mn Lad any CHARGE TO Zee
passed made speeches for Il, TO carry ont the game
which Croker was playing. Commissioner "rOy ana
CORPORATION Counsel Clark wcro on the hoor watch
ing carefully Tie roll-can. Which at first showed
that tho bill was badly beaten There was
no look of disappointment On the faces OF
the two Tanmany bosses when hi, was known
but their express sion changed when the Republicans
began 10 vote for the Bill The scheme Lad been ar
ranged to have enough Democrats from tho intcnof
of the state vote with the Kings County men and the
Democrats from outside of New-lork City TO Kill the
bill, while at the same time the Tammany MEMBER
would 60 through the farce Of working for it.
Assembyman Kennedy spoke in favor OF the bill.
He read a telegram from Park Commissioner Siraus,
who favored the Drive. Mr.. sulzer. who followed
him, declared that the telegram was bogus one. At
This Kennedy became angry ana, rising 10 question
of personal privilege denounced sulzer In severe
language The roll was called through twice, and
showed at that point only fifty votes for the bill
Then there were cries for detailed statement OF the
vote.
Many Of the country Republicans were waiting to
see how the scheme to kill the bill was coming out
before they voted. When they saw that Tammany
was PLAYING double game, they turned In and voted
for the bill soon the Affirmative vote was run up 10
sixty -four, which one less than the requisite
number. At that point Assembyman Tipp OF
Cortland County, voted for the bill. This
yassod IT. Two more Republicans also came
To the front ard lad their names recorded
before the clerk announced the result.
rsmmony of course will now claim the credit for
pussnc the bill bat the rol-cal will show that it
was the Republican vote that did it. Here Is the VOC
Ycas-Mess7s. Beak,s Geosge II. Bush, Walter q.
Byrne Cahl, Clahan, Alfred r. Ccnding. Cole Connolly
Cowan Deyo, DmIclspe Drypo!cier, Duny, Farqphar
Haley Ean. HIS, Hoas, Bustcd, Judd, Judson Kceler
Kelly Kline Laine Lamont, Mallv. Martin, W. j.
Mccormick McNanus, Mu,aney, OConaor, o'Dar Pat
ten, James II. Person. PINT, QuIgC. c. y. Reed Will
lam Reid Roche, Patrick j. Ryan. william Ryan, Shields
sohnei Stanton. stein Sullivan. Sdlz Townsend Trp
Varney, Walker, Warner Webster, Weeks, william !
wheeler Willard Wis>ig. Woodbury. Yotnan--G7.
Nays-Messrs. Adams. Brink. Biinkcihon Everett
Brown, Buck, F. J. Byrnc Cassin, Chamberlain Clark
Cooaey Curral Dennston DeXtes Fncean, Fuller Gal
lagher Clifford, Gillette GOOdall, German, Jones, Ken
nedy LOdue LaGrange. Lc,man, Malone. a. J. McCor-
mick Eoyes Gin, OFT, Patchin Porter QuscAenbush.
Rice Riley. Roberts Seleck Smith, Stranlhan, Weed,
Whltcomb, wordeh-i3.