New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-12
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Albany April 11.-Open hostilites between tilc
Albany Democrats and the Democrats VINO pear "i'1
glance to Murphy and Croker have been postponed
., oost mill Wednesday on account Of the elections
which are TO be held here and In Cohoes tomorrow
II was expected that there would be hard heh1 III
the Assembly tonight, and on that account "'o
galleries were filed early in the evening WIN herih
men, Immediately after the journal had Deeh ie"u,
Assembyman Hit, IIerIicks spokesman eAp"''"eu
that Mr.. German could not NC
hond tonight. and he therefore asked
that the motion made by Mr.. German on fnu"S
TO pass the bill the Governors veto DC 'aN'n "p
This was done Then HIT, on Germans account ",O'
drew the motion, and obtained UNANIMOUS 0oisV". ~
the bin and the veto message both lie Oh lnc '"p''
There was much disappointment mahiles'cu vi
coun Of the potponement Of the fight ana nine OUT Va
r, ton Democrats here believe that Hit has bowed
10 Murphy's will. ,r..oa
What bv name is known the Albany BuiKheau
Line blu but by reputation as the Dill "
close ND Albany's only harbor, went pd'A "
committee tonight the motion OF ASsenDNni "n
ward Of Albany majority OF those who vo'eo
with Mr. Ward to do this were not influenced III
their action by any virtuous or pa'riouc r'o'Ne -
rrotect +he Erie Canal which this BILL as law ms'l'
iniure: but saw business opportunities OF s.ri"e
nature IN the bill, opportunities that wouiu oc o
served best by sending II back 10 the oonn'
Chief among those who voted to send the p'i' o".
was the chairman Of the committee rom WINCH ."o
hiu was reported 1t is alleged by tiosc
I'm nnroso This b,u that 1t will destroy
This city's only harbor: but the Albany Do'iu %
u.o,th and the State Board Of Health each IN turn
has declared that the Albany basin was pes'Hoio
which should be filed up.
If is not often that this Assembly will do good
deed but tonight a majority Of the members OF 'ha'
bodv fairly surprised themselves by hnhg ono VI "'
worst and most vicious bills that ever appeared mere
| .of eprTigi
ootorietv Never j. stein. whose actions at the sing
Sing executions sickened all who saw him. Ills OIL
was meant TO be q protection and sumuEht 10
cIima Here IL Is
Section l. Every person who shall entce' induce OF
nyegle any other person violate any statute or commit
any crime for the purpose Of informing against such per
con or IN order 70 become witness on the trial OF such
person for such crime offence shall be deemed ana hc'
70 be an accompce in the commission OF su'h or'o VI
or.nce and shall be subject the same punishment ana
nenates As are provided By law for the offence or crime
committed. , -.
Sec 9 The provisions Of this act shan not Apply I"
any peace oncer this State, or 10 The sppohses OF
employees OF the NewYork State dairy COMMISSION VI ="
the appontes OF any state department.
Under the provisions Of this Dear!ouS measure u
gather with the spy" clause IN the Excise BILL, evil
dence against criminals could not be ob'aihed- Inv
bill was drawn tender TO the EXCISE Dill anu i'
tho heneft OF few irresponsible police court shysers
1t received only forty votes. s1tyseveh Vo'cS "cio
rpcOrded against IL. a uOlNn W ToVoho'NNi 'N wv
nv which the bill had been lost was also beaten.
Mr. Webster, the chairman OF the Assembly N'cs
Committee said to night that the committee would hold
meeting early in the morning expressly TO tame mp
the bill repeating the Speedway law. W. Harris hoomt
J. Noble Hayes and several representatives OF the
City Reform Club arc here to try to get the bill out
nj the committee. They may be successful but
Of that there Is much doubt. The committee en-
braces several Brooklyn men, besides several country
members some Of whom already have expressed their
determination to adhere to the position which they
took when they first voted for the Speedway bill
Tammany Hall Is playing deep game IN relation 70
the repeal Of this law. The lenders Of that Orgenza
ZION VINO really want the law TO stand Will have two
through one Will be that IL came In too late aud the
other, that a weeks delay was Occasoned by the De
Sire Of the committee 10 hear one OF the Park Com
missiOneIs, who 10 speak on the bill t)mOrrw
afternoon.
A sly attempt made by speaker Bush tonight
TO send through the uncOns tltuuOnal Constitutional
Convention bill II from the Senate. lie WAS
not sly enough for General Hustled, whose objection
10 a consideration OF the bill with It's amendment sent
the entire business TO "a committee.
An unsuccessful effort made also to pass The
Greater New York BILL"
The Assembly tonight killed the bin lcgalzins boy
cOttlng.r
The Chairman OF The Excise Committee Of the As
sembly declared tonight that the Excise bill would
pass The Assembly this week in some form. II may
ass I'm sOme7 form. but 1t will not be Ia the form In
which Murphy and am promised the liquor sellers
| last fall that 1t would be passed