New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
AGAINST PINKERTON MEN.
THE BILL PASSES THE ASSEMBLY BY A VOTE
OF 90 TO 81.
MR.. HUsrEp's PLAIN LANGUAGE IN REGARD TO
TIA BILL AFFECTING CORPORATIONS
orliEr KI,SlXFSs IL TIE HOUSE.


TIA BILL AFFECTING CORPORATIONS
OTHER BUSINESS IL THE HOUSE.
,BY TELEGRAPH THE TKIBUNEI
Albany Feb 4.-The Democratic Assembly to-day
tore down one OF the defences which property In this
State had before. 1t bill avowedly drawn up
TO prevent the use OF armed force. such As is en-
Moved by the Pnkerton detective agency to protect
factories and railroad shops when assalled by strikers
The bill says:
Section l1o-No Sheriff OF county, Mayor OF a city.
officials or person authorized by law TO appoint
speeal deputy sherrs special consabes marshas police
mon or other officers in this State to preserve the
public peace aucll public disturbance shall hereafter
ut the instance OF any agent. society association or
eorrorson or otherwise appoint special deputy
epecal constable marshal policeman other peace Of
fcer auy person who shall be "a citizen Of the
United states and resident OF the State OF New
York" and entitled 10 vote therein at the time
Of his appointment and resident Of the same
county the Mayor Sheriff other officials making
such appointment and person shall assume exercise
the functions powers duties or privileges incident and
belonging the once OF special deputy sherfs, special
constabl, marshal or policemen Or other peace oc'
without having received his appointment in writing
from the authority lawfully appointing him
When the iii up for final action. Mr.. Cole
OF Greene County, offered amendment striking
ont that provision which limits the appointment
of special officers TO the county in which the appoint
ment Is to be made. Mr.. Cole thought 1T right to
prevent the Importation of men from other states :
but he could good reason why such appoint
nent should be limited further.
Mr. Sulzcr opposed the amendment. lie sald
the bill was drawn by labor men, and was Just
bin No measure which passed the Assembly
last year reflected more credit upon that body tnah
this so-called anHnkerton bill.
Mr. Cole thought county officials would hoV 20
outside Of their county for assistance o'"oo'
II was necessary. IT, in the preserVa-
tion Of peace and order, help was
Tho
psrmitted to use their judgment They were respoh
chile for order I'm their own district and ought not 10
be restricted.
Mr.. Hustled, in referring to a paper circulated by
laborinG men prior TO last falls election IN "ion
paper they called upon candidates for the Legislature
Ia pledCe themselves to support TINS measure uc
clsred Politics makes towards OF us all Men VINO
n,ahe such request ask candidates to Violate oauhS
Of Office l despise the professional labor man. inc
man who hangs around the legislative haiS' 'ah'"s
money from the pockets of the honest toierS. ieSe
men. in mild terms, nothing but PROFESSIONAL
thieves"
The bill passed by vote OF 80 TO -.
AssembIyman Martin, of New-Iork, today intro
snced bill of great interest 10 every lorclSh s'ooh
corporation unless it be bank, insurance or raIoau
corporation doing business In this state Inc OIL
says - . ~
Sc,ion / Every stock corporation. except moneyed ~
- ,d ailro,d corDorations organized under the laws
., any other state must when entering upon business
,,hIn This State-or il have begun business mere al
.dv within one month after the passage oil TINS aeV-'"
ranort wherein il shall show o. The state uhuer "nose
1ows IS existing and the ptrucuaT law Wheh sao'o
~ With duly ex5mpliAed copy OF its charter ana OF suh
law. 70, the amount of capital stock as ~tatu Ill .e
.-ces Of IT., lion and actually used by IL ior
its business purposes in this state ana ce p4VF
thereof which shall have been paid in o. the amount u
M existing assets and Indebtedness, and the general o
,er thereof: "a the and places OF residence Vi "
stockholders ,, H.. ,ox
The bill ends with the following provision ioF ''A
Ing these corporations: .,...o
Sec The Controller is empowered hereby 70 charge
everv such corporation for its own legal hsP'o''o"'
ne,o,, oeced 70 be made by the Attorney'"enesl' inc
sum Of onee,ghth OF per centum of the amount u i'
espltal stock, stated by it in It's report 49,
Mr. sullivan of New York, introduced OIL oua',
which there is reason 10 think may be inehoeo !" wv
.ntbo1tv 10 the authorities of Brooklyn to make d
contract with the Long Island Water SupPS az ~
,caHe famous by Mayor Chapln's big piu io' M
property TO sell its waerworks 70 iation law
IN is n General amendment 10 the Trans id
90 authorize. the Mayor and other
lilies 10 make financial agreements Will M"'0' ~
N'-aNnonieS 10 SIMPLY these cities Win water a.,
fPpSemhlyman Warner OF Columbia S0ulE, ~ ~
,,oduced TODAY that old soldier the olil W ~
,eet of the drafted men, which has been oeioo '''
Legislature for twenty years, ..,o, o State BOARD
n, Tex,i,ook commissioners. There are 10 " lH
% noisS0ners at salaries OF $3.50 apiece Ned'if
and they are authorized TO purchase LOT ,c .Yft,ots
xclnsive rght 10 manufacture for sch1oI ~ 1 .ho
Tbe sum OF $3.50 600 IS appropriated lor TIE use Va wv
new hoard.