The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-23
THE ALBANY LEGISLATURE.
SENIOR ERUIN AND THELIECTENANT-
GovERSoR LOCK HORNS.

Compromise djOurnment Next Month.
ALBANY. March 22.-Herubabel Erwin and
the Lieutenant Governor had big time in
the Senate to-day over the resolution for final
adjournment. Tho Assembly had passed u
resolution to adjourn on April 81. The reso-
luton came TO tho Senate for its concurrence.
Zorubabel Erwin. tho Republican leader.
moved to amend by changing the date to
April IA.
LET us get away from here soon." he said
make the Assembly work nights. They
don't work as hard rs wo used to when wo
we we're there. Instead OF working nights
they GO to the theatre: not that blanc them
much. but We have been here long enough"
Tho Lieutenant Governor put the amend
ment and declared 1t lost, while 2erubabel
Erwin was asking for tho ayes and noes on his
amendment
Aren't you going to have roll call on my
motion ?" asked Zerubnbel Erwin.
"The Chair has already decided tho notion
lost"
Zsrubabel Erwin came out from his scat into
tho nit and made horrible face at the Lieu
tenant Governor. His features curled with
rage.
~ want tho Chair to be fair. asked for the
ayes and noes. and you know it."
"The Chair is quite certain in his mind that
the Senator did not"
81 deny It," said Zcrubabcl Erwin. shaking
his fist and jumping UP and down. You can
put anything in your mind"
1.-The gentleman has tho word OF the Chair"
Tho word Of the Chair Is not good" snorted
Zerubabel Erwin. who jumped around and
shouted. while the Lieutenant Governor
thumpcd with his gavel. III we are not to
have fairness We will begin now ard raise rs
much rumpus ms we can
You begin and mako rs much rumpus as
you want to-" replied tho Licutenant-G Gov
ernor.
Senator Erwin then made motion to recon-
slider the vote by which tho Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor had declared his motion to amend the
date lost. The roll was called on this motion
to reconsider. Tho Republicans and the Rev.
Senator Edwards voted to reconsider. and SO
did Senators Brown, Floyd-Jonos. and Nc
Mahon. There were three Senators absent. SO
the motion to amend would have carried by n
vote OF II to II had not tho Lieutenant Gov
ernor taken q hand in tho proceedings again.
Tho Chair knows it is an absolute impos
sibility to adjourn on the 14th. The Senators
should consider this" said the Lieutenant
ssnat9rs Floyd; Jones' n, and Mona Mcmahon
put
ssdjourn; to-m NOR What good are we doing
rs Wa sHnr or e
noes the Lieutenant Governor declared the
matte At ct
ernor. He said that his Republican associates
Hn.nmoSsly eoIneided with him aap, in SAYING
Iieutensnt- Governor put the question. Under
the rules OF the Senate tho roll must be called
The Eeatenant. governor said he lad already
a 10. the Ga Of 5he ass
6Nnafor Erwin's amendment which was car
ried BY vote Of Is to IA had the result been
announced. In the mean tims some Of the
YOU .ssn't 6ulldoze him" sal. said Senator
Senators here but there are some you can't
gested Senator O'Connor.
AID hs dny 5S
don't see what you Republicans have to do with
- erubabel Erwin made an explanation of his
fdjonrnpent resolution. While he was speak
going on. and told him to stop.
+, You have no r!ght to object" shouted
bsd E A ess nG or IS % Of
Side over this body. in 2 fair and decent way.
and ss se are not f as sr seats and
the pit. making an nproar like the spectators
and then by unani' Gus consent everything
that had been done was wiped out and the ad-
The HON. Phiiffp wissie was arrested by the
Sergeant alarms this morning for smoking
ri sasf III Ssw Rsf sr
whole 10
4 Ss tns head Of sW chs nIsh
THAR authors had laid inside.
The Railroad Law Consoidation, act came
mp on second reading. Mr.. Far9uhar moved
on the Filth avenue. Mr.. brydoIlar sullivan
said that there was no mere e, reason to except
Hahlo said that there is biz railroad on
Madison avenue; only u short block from tho
not nsedsd Ths matter was i made speea
order for next week.
ssp NsS the hs bib e s maks s
forbid tho Board Of Health to Issue permits
ssnsS
ana Senator Nccsrrcn 0 pf iii q sreate s orrS
srss IN bsoof IN New York
evening Of this week ll the Assembly. ,
ment to The to ' nerease tho nu
boz q Justices OF the supreme Court by q vote
there were more than enough Justices to hear
all the cases In the State now II the Justices
would only attend to business.
The Smith bill to repeal the jay Gould code
passed last year. and which the
Court Of Appeals has declared invalid, passed
the Assembly. 1t has already passed the SEN
ate: This IS tho elevated road damage net.
which would have dimished the payments to
property owners.
Bills were introduced In the Assembly to on
courage tho Investment OF money by loans
upon real estate by providing TINT mortgages
bearing q rate OF interest Of not more than
four per cent. should not be taxed. and to pre-
vent any telegraph or telephone com pany fur
nishing information about horse races; This
would close the pool rooms more quickly than
penal legislation directed against them.
day. and goes to the Governor. At its session
tonight tho Assembly passed tho bills to
dredge the channel Of the Hudson betwcen
Troy and CoTsackie; to permit the Board OF
Df the Supreme Court assigned to Brooklyn:
10 exempt the Brooklyn Tabernacle from tax
alton. and to enable the Racket Valley and st.
Regis Valley Agricultural Society to borrow
money to pay its debts.
After CRITICISM from Mr. Drydollar Sullivan, |
Nj. John Copnelly, and Mr. OConnor the
Stranahnn bill to compel tho maintenance OF
free public baths In citi Of over 5000 PEG