The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-28
SENATOR HILL In ALBANY.
IN CONFERENCE WITH COZ FLOWER
AND THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS.

The Probable Delegates at Large to the
Chicago Convention-Polltical Legislation
to be Promptly Taken UP-Hone Ruis
for the Cities-work OF the Legislature.
ALBANY. Jan. Ex-senator David b. Hill
came to town this afternoon. with Gen. Farms
worth and Col. Melvin. Col. Williams. his
former Secretary and the present Secretary OF
Gov. Flower. and Comptroller Wemrle. and
THE Sun reporter met the Senator at the sta
tion. The Senator went to his rooms at 1913
State street. where he stayed few minutes.
and then went out to attend conference with
Gov. Flower and other Democratic leaders.
He is greatly pleased with the reception he
received In Washington and at the Manhattan
Club last night As soon as several important
political matters are disposed OF Senator Hill
will return to Washington. He may be able to
get of tomorrow afternoon.
There has been some discussion OF dele
gates at largo to the National Convention. 1t
Is likely that they will be taken. one from New
York-Mr. Croker. most naturally: another
from Brooklyn-Mr. Mclaughlin or his repre-
sentative the third from this neighborhood-
probably Mr.. Murphy. Chairman OF the Demo-
cratic State Committee. who lives across the
tho river. and the fourth from the western part
OF the State-some man like Lieut. Gov. Shee-
han Of Buffalo. There is some talk OF asking
Gov. Flower to GO as delegate at large. but
the Governor does not want to 60.
1t was decided to take up the Personal Reg
istration bill and the various city bills prompt
ly. Amendments to the Ballot Reform bill
were also considered. The city bills will be
rule bill. If Ton, one can be- greed on The leaders
wort n camera, HON a r,,Is I'M ihat viii nhy,ota
future tinkering with city charters but it is
hard to make the authorities in the various
nitto, ,o ,mo ,, anr., ,I,, nv ,"o o,;.,..I
bills arc to be- passed FIRST and financial and
personal bills afterward.
senator Hin is deeply interested in the CEN
s se He 5 S no Of the
may know how to act when the Porter census
asks for a renewed appropriation.
were forwarded in the Assembly today. The
pontlG m measures 70 unuo INC "orh Oh the
Cornell LEGISLATURE. which gave over Troy.
len HIT Of AGsny msds attack ~ ss The
rhIt DO not believe in Boards
b"morr,t t citS the S Te shold ha
Democrats. and r Republican ely 1t should
R he Mt Sne IS hstar W nr tha
an - r paa'isat Il oe.ieF Iof oe
wntched tho worEinHs Of non nartisan
nariasn COSY thi.a more escb bhaa
p ,a, 90 -; ~ nnr, ,.,,th e a.; .nmodn+oS
or eiecteI TSere ia no respopsibiiity.
.non,rartiSsan i9ard Is on me ySu n
appoint man for me and wifi APPOINT a man
tSe yo uon,a are nt WITH fs Roerds
and o,,aials tbe vT c,n tmrn thorn nut Aoe
" II i. oronosed to extend this o nrinciple to
,+h 80" ~ oNo1i "a NV "
ftner CUES Rs SO thaI nc
matters viii be- done away with. The troy Bill
applied 70 tot the Folice. Fu5io Works. and otRsr
Sir K,i,bts I,unce,ot Wells and perciro,
WI an NJ ,n1har M dny on" me- whi.S
the ~ nn M rnnavnn Xii nassnd ths A..
semSiv' XII rho MONEY IA 70 he snent Under
COMMITS ommissoner re Gi i Commissioner Heintz
to he iss ne d to nav Tor Il, Oh" o'"10 "'0
dioms de ete Auop'0u ''e ne" iuies a''el ''-
MIR. Sulzer introduced n bill to establish in
Nav York or Kings county a Wom EMS Reforms
atory. on the same lines as the Elmira Reform
Sso, H 1soss 3Ssi p s.T It
criminal proceedings. to be- effective.
must be granted by u Judge OF the
same judicial district where conviction
was had, and bills permitting the recovery Of
fine Of not over SIS 600 from CORPORATIONS for
Tor m MS ea "'' '00'o ~ ''A''"'N
Sir. Dry Dollar Sullivan introduced two bills,
one TO roduce nawnbrokers' rates and the
other to cut down the rate for cuaranteeine
endorsem ents to not more than per cent q
wear
Senator Plunkitt put in bill to compel the
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