The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-07
RIG DAYS WORK IN ALBANY.
THE FREEDOM OF WORSHIP BILL
KILLED IN THE ASSEMBLY.

Dissenting Sote- "ecos Asss ~iVes
bridge Bill Defeated IN the Asse.abiy-A
Lot or Local Biiis Passed or Progressed
ALBANY, April 6.-Under tho new rule. which
rermits the Committee on Rules to make VI
a special calendar for the day. the General
Eoirood bill. tho Stock Corporation bill. the
Freedom OF Worship bill. and the Albany Water
bill were advanced to tho head Of this morn.
ing's calendar. and the Constitutional Con.
yention bill was made special order for to.
morrow Notwithstanding the friendly action
Of the Committee on Rules. the Freedom oil
Worship bill was virtually beaten by success
siyc amendments. which ended in its recon-
initial and loss Of q place on tho preferred
calendar.
Mr.. Deyo offered an amendment striking'out
the provision authorizing the state Board OF
superysion to regulate religious services in
all institutions to which State money is paid.
MIR Deyo said that tho bill would require tho
stnts TO furnish tapestries for Baptists. ami
m,Is for tho pro,er observation OF certain re-
Npious rights, affairs. and whatever else any
inmate or convict might deem necessary Tor
tho worship OF his faith. lie thought that 1t
WINS no business Of the state to do these things.
and NAT tho state should leave religion alone
Th, amendment was adopted-5S to AZ. Six
democrats voted with the Republicans
Gen. Hustled said that he was opposed to the
hin under any circumstances and no matter
what amendments were made. 1t is an I'M
American bill" he said. 1T is not the States
business to enforce any form OF worship on
anybody Ibelieve the Church and tho State
should DO kept apart. and that religious bills
should be kept out OF the Legislature. State
Interference with religion never did any
good"
Mr. Connolly said that the object Of the bill
was TO permit tho observance OF tho ceremo-
MES Of tho Catholic Church in the House OF
Hrfuge on Randall's Island. The Catholic
Church demanded this as right
from ali institutions receiving State money in
steal Of the proposed SUPERVISION BY the State
sa M,s nasf ss 81 st1 b THE Sc SR
practically. killed the bill. and it was recon-
United to the Judiciary. Committee for repairs.
Assembly from the Senate and was referred to
the Committee on Railroads.
tRe
the bill iii before ths house The Speaker would
ruled that special orders had precedence
Gov, Flower sent q batch OF vetoes to the
pa ThTse Of es os ss IF
ments. The Governor says:
All appropriations not Immediately impern-
another year do not think the people Of tho
state will approve lavish appropriation for tho
Peoples money which is thus voted away. and
the same careful scrutiny should characterize
its distribution as we as individuals would ap:
ply to the disposition OF funds which We hold
The Governor also put in a veto Of the ,Yon..
general election amendment. should be
ss hsD Bin
S biyman from Albany county: The bii gives gives
to
lacking the bill In which he said:
This BY legislates out Of office Board
tMr. ManningI who Is endeavorine to, AM the
Democratic machine in tho State. compared
With ons 81 xSs
the break came last week: Its passage shows
II the b
Med 1o Ess; kysF bridge bill was de-
tss s ssid III e5fsi to en-
his sa III H. the pEacDe :, bone Hom
ths East Ser 1 and
Penesad in e 3hs ssM YORK and and not
You propose TO leglsate out OF the Com
Eoing to put their %oney in IT. said Mr: Weed ed
That ~, T. g. greet confsssvJon for you to
the men mar named in this bili as Commissioners
are goIIng TO grant this great franchise to
Taf sd ns fte' # IS: se
losaI scheme with no merit whatever"
AndESw sTea
and other professional franchise peddlers."
Ss osa a spoRe the bill except its intro
WHO '' said that Long Island V city Wanted the
"Ps s s brSss
from New York. in the neighborhood Of the
Grand rand oWsr snsa e bs Gso
bin to permit the closing Of the streets through
Asym
tho bills to repaye cobble-paved streets in
to permit the use Of send on street
liallroad to create board, Of excise commits
Riverside drive: to remove the railroads from
MTsk the bill
ton in New YORK city 81 the f four SstSS
shs q the a6S
are now in the hands Of the Governor.
:, senator Anearn Introduced o bill to permit
the Hoard OF estimate In New York to make up |
deficiencies in the police pension funds.
The Insurance Civilization bill was fayora-
biE,reported In the Senate. |
Tho Assembly passed the bill to create a |
separate Department OF Buildings In the city |
OF New York and to consolidate In that depart |
mont the supervision of plans Of buildings. |
mment and tho Board OF Health. Thomas ]. |
Brady, present Superintendent Of the Bureau |
OF Buildings and the Fro Department. is to be |
IN charge Of the new Department Of Buildings. |
wann,.,IS cnate By vote Of "a to 4, passed the
RTSTh1tt the employment Of barmaids. Senator
;a,cCielland said that the bill was unconstitu- |
uais ;S as the Legisatnre had 20 right to reg
senator McCarren thought that the bill should |
s Sy amended to provide only that women
f HrMn whole persons; Senator, Zerubabel
Elwn. Who Is an experienced foreign traveller
S Wn knows al about such things. told Senator
arrays plainly and decently dressed.
:, mo Dill Tor ship canal around Niagara
RMS was reported favorably in tho Senate
gan with another disturbance. Tho Speaker
banded down THO resolution of the Senate ask
lng Tor me recall Of the Congressiona Appor-
llonment Dlll. motion to concur wns ia |