New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-07

and he then announced the true vote as II 10 10.
But then Mr.. sheehan swiftly changed his attitude.
refuse to entertain this appeal from my decision,'
he shouted
"You will usurp the right OF the Senate to interpret
It's rules them said senator Saxton, and warn you
that you making most dangerous precedent.
The Licutenant-GoycmO rules this Senate according
to the rules, but those rules construed by the
Senate itself. II you refuse Mr.. Sheehan, to take
our appeal from your decisions You become the dc
tator OF this body; and l do not believe the Senate
will sustain you In that POSITION
But Senator Saxton found short cut out OF the
difficulty Il move" he said. that the Congressional
Apportlonment bill be recalled from the Assembly,
This motion Mr.. Sheehan had to put and 1t
was adopted by a vote OF - to II Senators Brown
and Walker voting with the fifteen Republican Sen
ators.
lyon will never get that bin back from the As
semby' shouted out Lieutenant Governor Sheehan In
a passionate panner when the vote was announced
Mr.. Sheehan was much IN doubt about the attitude
OF the Assembly I'm the matter that he rushed over to
the Assembly Chamber to see Speaker Bush about
holding the bill there.
While the Senate resolution asking for the return
OF the Congressional ReppOrtOnment bill passed early
| In the day, it not handed down in the Assem-
bly, until the opening OF the O'Clock session. George
H. Bush, the leader, moved non-comply with tho
request of the Democratic senate, and the Speaker
put the motion and declared 1t carried before vote
upon It had been taken although General Hustled
could be heard calling for II rollcall General
Hustled thereupoa moved reconsideration OF the vote,
which action rhe speaker tried TO defeat b' declaring
| that Hustled had voted In the negative An appear
from th, decision taken, ard a motion was made
10 lay rho appeal on the table. Inc lOi cah idn
| begun this point when the Democratic leader
moved a call Of the House. -
General Hustled made the point OF order th ma,
a'call could not be had after rOlcal had begun vi
| course Speaker Bush decided against eim Anothe,,
appeal was taken in discussing this. General Hustled
read the plain and well-inown rule which sustained
him. With great reluctance the speaker reversed NE
partisan ruling, but not until the appeal had Deei
Bushs motion laying on the table the orldna appe,
This was carried By close shave, the vote being %
| TO So The presence OF three Of the absent Repub
licans would have carried this Important RESOLUTION
senator Brown said to The Tribune correspondent
In explaqaon OF his vote t. recall the Congressional
| Apportlonment bill from the Assembly: In my
Judgment the first Congressional Apporuonment bill
was fair measure fair TO the Republicans and fan
to the DGmocTls nm IT. WAS pT frm Wao6meon and
began to change the districts. did rot unders'ano
last night that the changes were made Nv Mr. I'LL
| 10 oblige Congressman kanes and eXCongressnla
Hreigh. The districts are arranged BABY uhder thl-
bill. have good deal Of t SiymPaty wI
district is divided in two by the AdirondacK "liuer'
am informed that Senator Hill has been here ever
since last saturday, and large part OF that the DC
| cupylng Governor Flowers rooms In the ENeculiVe
Chamber That IS not right. Mr.. I'LL, In occupying
those rooms is encrOachng upon Mr.. Flowers rights
Mr. Flower Is able man. and i the Governor OF ult
state. thlnk VII. ltll MA UIlFHl plV'lN''S ~
tmo ~ beng nominated for the Presidency; but hi
reczeout Convention in February ana then ms Iei,v
ING his place i'm the senate nj Washington ana cohhs
rack 10 Albany every other week. have greatly injured
| him He should not come 10 Albany ana seek u
| manipulate this Legislature for selfish purposes Bh
II he /, nominated for President Will support MN aid
believe he would be elected. still, think the mas
OF the Democratic party favors tie nQ , -,
President Cleveland, and think he VIII DC nominated
and elected . -. nm, 81.
| senator Walker said d" feel that senator I'LL mis-
rcprrent"d the situation I'm regard 10 the nee1 Of max
inc certain changes in the Congressional districts rs
for Democratic senators being independent, that Is our
| right. We shall not be bulldozed BY Mt. NH; lie
| ought to be In Washington. ana not mere IN MOaNy
| seeking 10 dictate TO Democratic senator's
senator Hill said this afternoon. In regard TO INC
| interview: The interview i inaccurate IN great
| many respects. | did speak In the presence o srN-
| eral reporters though not a. an Interview, OF me
dinculties Democrats We're laborng under in pas9lhs
| their political bills. | mentioned no members On
| senator's name. II /, immae'ral 10 me or I" thr
Democratic party how Republican districts are ar ar
| RANGED ~ long they are TO be KeplDnCah. We
have TO arrange them. however. TO satisfy Democrats
! and To get Democratic votes in the Legislature