The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-12
PEACE In THE LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY MEN DECIDE TO POSTPONE
THE FRACTIONAL QUARREL

The Motion to Override the Governors vets
OF the Cohoes Inspectors OF Election,
bNl withdrnwn-M Disappear
snce or the Antitrust Bni-ConnoiIy',
Now York nu,iai.e Bill sigueA by the
Governor-stein's Bill to Prevent the
ConHission OF Crime Defeated
ALBANY. April 11.-Cohoes and Albany hold
their local elections tomorrow. so the Albany
Democrats concluded that they would not
make any fuss at to-niRht's session Of the
Legislature. but that they would wait I'M
I'll their local elections were over and
they had seen how they came out.
Gov Flowers. veto OF. the Cohoes Inspe.
ctors OF Elections bill was laid on the
table this evening. Mr.. Hit OF Albany said
that Mr.. German. who is busy at Co.
hoos looking after his canvass for
Mayor. asked to have the veto taken
from the table and his motion to override
the Governors veto withdrawn. That was
done by unanimous consent and the veto
stands That insures harmony for while.
The Albany Water bill is still in the Govern.
or's hands, and the Albany men are waiting to
sec what becomes Of that before they decide
to break loose again or to remain peaceful.
The belief In the continuance Of harmony Is
Increased by the presence Of Mr. Richard
Croker and Police Commissioner Martin Of
New York. who had a conference with Gov
Flower this evening in regard to tho Excise
bill. the New York Inspectors Of Elections
bill. and other matters
To avoid the crowd OF callers Mt tho eyecu.
tive chamber the Governor has been doing
most OF his work at the Executive Mansion.
half mile away which is not SO accessible
and where the number OF callers is much
smaller.
Nothing appeared OF the Anti Trust bill in
the Senate this evening. This bill was intro
duced by Senator Roesch. and it was put on
the order OF third reading in the Senate
almost month ago. Somehow it has not
come IN to be voted on. and 1t seems to have
became the subject OF one OF those
mysterious disappearances OF which important
bills are sometimes the victims. This bill
prohibits any foreign corporation which in
creascs or AXES prices or limits production
from doing business in New York. and 1t
makes contracts with such corporations illegal
and void.
The bill to regulate telephone rates in New
York and Brooklyn came up in the Senate
Its introducer. Senator Aspinwall. had it laid
aside. as he said that the Assembly had de-
feated a similar bill last week. and he did not
sec the use Of the Senate passing his bill in the
same shape.
GOV Flower signed the Connolly codincRtion
ment making the Building Bureau OF the Fire
Department a separate department by itself.
OF which Thomas Brady. the present Superin-
tendent. is to be the head.
b;a1y ss the RUNbyp Public Ii
The Stein bill to prohibit the collection OF
evidence Of violation Of the criminal laws eS
cept by regular officers Of tho law. was over
Deyo said it should he entitled bill to pre-.
vent the detection Of crime Gen. Hustled said
it was the worst bill that had come before the
This is z misehieyous BILL said Dry Dollar
sullivan. 1t would prevent clerical persons
from ,t rn, playing leap frog and telling about it
Percival Webster Of Harlem tried to call tho
failed. He and Sir Lnunceot Wells OF Ford
ham have made Up and they are together in
who had bills on this. evenings calendar did |
not want the Greater New York bill to come up, !
for it would have caused debate and prevented |
tho consideration Of their bills.
The Assembly defeated the McAlannus bill |
. The New York Central Railroad met with si de-
feat in the Assembly on it's bill to fill in part OF |
railrond tracks.
The bill was put at the head OF the calendar
by the Committee on Rules, but the Assembly, |
on motion OF Mr. Ward. the Republican Assem-
blyman from Albany. sent it to the Committee
hearing.
init wife to contract with her husband.
The Assembly passed the bill to permit street |
railway, companies to abandon leased roads;
the Listman bill to. amend the present Con-
was lost in the Assembly by eight |
votes. Gen. Hustled said 1t legaliZed boycott.
ling. MIR. Listman said al! that the working
men asked was Justice.