New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-19
RETuIl7ING ON THE GOTERNOE.
nRooKLYS AND TAMMANY SENATOR'S DECLINE
TO HELr MAKE NIi. FLOWERS TOWN
rnr. Y AI.rAnIE.


Albany roh l. o,peciali.-Roswcll =. Flower is
,hc h.ad of a syndicate which owns 200 clS I"'s ~
Io,g Island CITY and at the same time he is sa'h
IA nod several hundred thousand dollars worm "
f,ardnlently issued bonds OF that CITY, "h'n W.
,o,ght in by him ut % cen's on t' dollar. NJ ''''
fiji, is what Tatrct Gi'a.on. Mayor oi '"e CIV
,r..s and Mr. Flowers ficuds admit that ne owns
.veral tn,u.aud dollars worth oi ih' b""''' ''"'
,,bor charges mat the efforts that are being mhi'
49, t,isI,te him ont OF oiicc are dde to VT fio"'r'
,rbn want, 10 get him out OF IA" Nay D''''''' nv
,rout not p, into scheme IL nave tFe .''"''''i'
i..ucd bond, paid ZIP At par. Furthermore, ti'c N"'
80. ,,erot tcd with Mr. Flower ia tAe innd deal have
,ecn tr1ng - get rid Of Gleason III uc nope ''"' '
land wnuld BE- Increased fl value. ana thn' " ""u"
,,,e , ready .:le. The property now il pr'cu'ab
Iod los berau.c no one VIII buy IN L"hs lNI''
CIV a, long ~ Gleason Is the Mayor
The ErooAlyn senators have in committees 'i'" Nv
fore the senate bills Increasing 'hn H"'N "i N"'''
,,.nocratic city officials. Mr. Flower sent ""'" - Wv
..r.,,r. the Other day that he would not sign any
ll, increasing ,alarics. Thio morning s"ith u "
rem had recalled on that account the bl lhF"u'" ~
n, Increasing from $1,000 to $1,000 III" salary o'
,be -ut,crintendcnt Of Public Hu.lnngs, tD ~''c "
florn a veto soon after this bill came BACK lI"." "
Governor the bill introduced by senator ffN"'o"'e'
taking away fiOm Mayor Gleason the power ." ''"'s
nuppntmcnt, in Long Island city and c"pphs III,
o6IcaI wing, in other directions came up Tor hh"i
,,,r II WA. NOT supposed that there wOild DC
/
o,,, onp,,ition 10 this BILL at least from bioohNn
.ouotnr- for every one who has heard the aEuH'"tH
that wore made by Gleason In his own d"iehcc Dri'''
,,o senate Judiciary Committee Wa thoroughly sau>-
cod that he wa. a disgrace 10 humanity II "
co.i,ucd some surprise. on that account "h'h u''
names ~ senator McCarty Hud senator hc' aIr'h'
of Hrooklyn were called tO vote Oh the bl th ''o'
dtd uo, answer senator McCarty, who had been III
his .cnt a moment before, cOUh not be- seen lie r"l
dieuppenrcd into the smoking room. senator MrSAr-
ron on the other hand stood his seat but "de no
answer when his name called. senator cantor WHO
was in the chair tkewise preserved shcho" "hch
tho Clerk called his name. He tile senator WHO
wns 20 indignant because tie Republican Schtors "ou
not vote on the Enumeration bill that snapped out
of senator McClcland's pocket about three minutes DE-
fore the final rocal upon II was ordered. lie maze
| the motion that put them in contempt and dep lVed
them of their rights members because they dd not
| vu;e on thi, bill lie did not make any such motion
- day although he refused TO upon bill OF euai
| iUtortance senator lIagau, another 1anilhhN Hcli
| atjr also wa, recorded on the bill aItnOuEh ie
vas I'm the chamber. ~ II WIS the bill received Only
| twelve af native VOics. - .,,
| II The Democratic senators fOm Brooklyn hhd want
ed 10 aid In getting nd 0f Gleason, ana carrcl OUT "ha.
or, ,Ippo,cd 10 be- the wi~lrs of tr Governor lhc{
co.ily roud have got enough votes To pas lhc iil
Thelc /, no doubt hat the Governors declaration 'na
he would not sign any Lill, increasing the sIh1lN oi
| hc Democratic city Oliicids OF Broohi hau s'V'i
dral ia do with the refusal Ia vote on the Hlea>' DI
| mi, morning TIE Governor B0w may have som tnih1
10 say aOut the bridge bills that the Btophlln >thalp
| ,Ie "a anxious pas. lie easily can hFi ihut WIN
certain prov On, in them which cOuh BE- an tNcu'c IO
| his refusing to -gn tleIn