The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-19


Net In the Interest or Economy-Ths
Mayor or Eimira Has = Bii Passed to
Reduce His SALARY From 81, 200 TO $500
The Democratic Senators In Caucus
Decide TO support the Excise Rni.
ALBANY. April 1a-It is not likely that the
sonatc and Assembly Apportionment bills will
be ready when the Legislature adjourns on
Thursday. They are the most important
political measures Of tho year. and an extra
session will be called to consider them. It
had boon intended to call this extra session ct
once on the adjournment on Thursday but
the delay In preparing the Apportionmcnt bills
will postpone tho extra session probably until
Tuesday OF next week. The Secretary OF State
will have his full census tabulaton ready be-
fore the Legislature adjourns. It is necessary
TO know tho number OF resident aliens before
the apportionment can be made. The aliens
will reduce the number OF Asscmblymen and
Senators that tho cities could otherwise get.
as the cities hold most OF the foreign popula.
ton. Tho apportionment has alrendy been
decided on. except in New York. Brooklyn.
Buffalo. Albany. and three rural counties. Tho
Buffalo and Albany people want an additional
Assemblyman apiece over what they are en-
titled to on the face Of the census returns. and
at the expense Of New York and Brooklyn.
Asscmblyman apiece. ns their population
has boen stationary almost The lines Of tho
Senate districts will substantially coincide
with the Congress districts as recently laid
out. except that another county is to be added
TO Albany unless Albany retains four As
semb!ymcn ind tho Republican interior
counties lose two Senators. Tho districts in
New York and Brooklyn will be the same as in
the Congress npporionment. through tho in
crease in population in those cities over the
Porter census.
Gov. Flower vetoed the State Printing bill.
In his veto no discusses several other matters
than tho bill. He indicates his line Of policy
as Governor. particularly his policy toward So
called labor bills The message is one Of the
most Interesting papers he has sent to tho
Legislature. In It he says:
In accepting nomination TO the high Office which
have the honor TO hold promised II elected to give
the State plain business administration. would be
false to that pledge and untrue to my convic
tionS II were 70 approve in my official capacity
. measure which involves what believe 10 be
unsound business proposition and n menace
to honest aud economical administration. As guar.
dans Of the peoples interests and custodians OF
their money the only legitimate question before tho
this bill is whether the establishment OF state PRINT
Se' . w osn srv ss 'us
ssss' ss.ai, ,.n woalS a.Ess.a .mS;s xaay
6ht The mater Of expensr can be estimated witt, rea:
as'5 ssFSi" G.
the actual facts eanno, Avoid the soneinsinn that
mean ,ho imposition q greater buri.ns by year
e.t bidder Tie eoinpetition among bidders I. brisk
done. il the contracts no, ininei ths state an
os.
" IN, IN recent a. least ha; suffered no sb1;s
States establishing and maintaining pubic printing
OF ps Ss
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The Governor states considerations which
support this view. and then says:
The Legislature will not forget that in the MESSAGE
Sssa .s: saon at ahs TIC p
crease q Offices. bureaus and commission. in connee
s"s thu;
and Ten IN
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wen founded ssItslnly nsonssien, With thss
strsys qmIy saSS sGsS
ss soS % nothing '1s;
my opinion do the states pr ntng more ,ssononi.
and tor this nab. to approve tins measure
not % Sch from un s @aa be- IN 1
pusaio interest," as from belief that would improve
IL S:S an' a "''asss ss
IN State for the & Ill
S!ea. q ,ss s,..s sni safnssi friend Ge"sss
Of had and w
spec. their nsIssnss BELIEVE ina. thew ' desire
tSsi s.sla.ly: ssnsa. clearly any %s..ars Whose
the T
% mo-, 4. ., i an
extent promotes indns,rai discomfort II the state,
10 81 s
# ssssF labor ~g r. s and m
qusnce OF q bureau OF printing would be bureau of
.SRpst 81 is doma
Tia sns et
lows artificial Interference with tho natural laws OF
Mr.. Haley Of Utica. one Of tho few labor men
IL the As,ssHmbIy III; attacked tho governor for
Leg siaturs lad showed that il was not ire really
In favor OF laboE measures The veto was Of
Tie Hon. Phiipp wissig. Assemhlylnan from
de- Ate ; district; protested tonight in the As
said that only cvll.minded persons could
nstiee 10 him his spooch should be spread in in
lull In tho Journal and printed IN full in the
part q Rs speech and lis account Of his bis con
Mr. Hit eailel the Hon. PIiip wissg to
order and moved to eXpunge any reference to
wi; minded persons, Me said that tho As;
to the speech. and that 1t was out OF
order TO characterize the Assembly rs COM
pQsed q evil-mindsd persons.
better be dropped. The only verbatim report
was In the stenographer's note book and at
the request Of the Speaker the stenographer
had destroyed his notes.
A bill to pay tho ST. eet Cleaning Department
hostlers extra for Sunday work was introduced
Mayor David g Robinson Of Emira will
had ths tegislatgrs Rass soG biz
,othat Elmra can spend tho other 5000 on
other things.
Tho Freedom OF Worship bill. as amended in
he Assembly, passed the Senate.
The Assembly passed bills to prohibit the
lxsmpt Brooklyn from tho provisions Of the
Cantor ast: to provide for putting Brook.
o divide up, tho bodies Of paupers
q widen Riverside Drive and to relieve the
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