New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
BANG!GOES SUFFERS GAVEL.
THE LAST WEEK OF THE ASSEMBLY BE
GINS WITH A ROW.
THE SPEAKER ARMS HIMSELF WITH 4 BIG NEW
WALLET AND PROPOSES To RUN
THINGS TO SUIT HIMSELF

THE SPEAKER ARMS HIMSELF WITH A BIG NEW
MALLEr AND PROPOSES To RUN
THINGS TO SUIT HIMSELF
Albany. April IL (SpecIal-No man who has not n
strong pair OF lungs can expect 10 GIT much OF show
during the closing days of the present session Il N,
Legislature. Speaker Sulzer went into IN" speaker,
desk tonight armed with gavc Of unusual size and
apparcn,ly with the determination to hanmer Tho desk
10 splnters before the hour of final adjournment ar
rives. II also appeared later that he had determined
10 run the House himself and 10 allow no one else Ia
have word TO say During the opening of the ,cs.
sion Moses Dinkelspiel. Of New-York obtained
unanimous consent to introduce bill which coded TO IN.
German American Methodist Episcopal Church OF New
York. somo twenty-five acres OF land in Queens
County for cemetery. The representatives from
that section were opposed TO tn bill and they did
not want II made special order. Immediately after
the title OF the bill had been read. the Speaker said
"There being no objection. this bill! is made
special order for 9 O'clock"
Il object" shouted Mr.. Quigley the Democratic
leader.
"Too late !" cried the Speaker.
Il move 10 reconsider the VOTE said Mr.. Ouigley
The speaker put the question and declared /, lost be-
fore any one had chance TO vote Then Mr.. Aims
worth got the floor and the following Interesting duet
between him on side and the speaker g1vcl
the other, took place: AT ihis-Lang stage
bang. of-bang! the-bang sesson-bang. clean
bang lcGisatiOn-bang! can-bang! only-bang! be
bang obtaned-bang. by-bang! a-bang! rigid
forcement-bang! ot-bang! the-bang! rues-bang!
bang bang! The Speaker-ban getty bang. bang bang
has no mOre-bang! bang! right-bang. bang! bang!
TO violate the rules-bang. bang bangey bang bang
than member the hoor''-banCi bang :, bang!!!
"The rules require that all requests for special
orders-bang bang! bang -should go to the Com
mlttee-bang! bang. on Rules-bang.-the members
Of which-bang! bang !!-were supposed TO have a
special over the bills-bang bang.l bang!l:-
al this tme-hanC lin the session" Bang! bang.
bang.! bangi!!.
Calendar of the dayi' shouted the Speaker still
continuing to pupish his desk with his gavel. Third
reading of bill Clerk will call the roll ~
lie did this to prevent Mr.. Ainsw0rth from talk
Ing further The clerk read the title of the next bill
on the calendar. No heard it, because the
speaker still trying with his gavel to drown the
voice Of Mr.. Arsworth. The clerk began 10 call
the roll. Mr. Ainsworth's name is the second
upon It.. and he waited before saying anything more
until his name called Then he began TO
plain why he would vote against the bill under
sideration. A number Of the Tammany gang-Ker.
rigan, Roche. Webster and men Of that kind. made
points OF order 10 shut Mr. Ainsworh out. Colonel
Webster, who weighs about go pounds, while Mr..
Ainsworth will weigh much than half
Of that. brought upon himself the ridicule of the
members by inoiring vigorously for the sergeanat-
arms . ~ ,
continued his u eavei practise: No man does more
10 nphc a the to Ssrs t d d@sn Ss b. II
imperative that the rnles should be enforced and
4h s siss'e the y row n0 Of the las, week of tho
session. Later when the Dinkelspie bill it,
sRpas e both MT and Sny snS N
severely for his conduct in arbitrarily making the
beers and in utter defiance 0, the rules.
The Speaker announced the death Of Assenblxman
Ne OF kT T 6Ssy a inS lp sf sS
the character Of the dead man, and the House nd
morrow.