New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
DEMOCRATS SEE A LIGHT.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION >BlLL
FOUND TO BE ILLEGAL.
1T is TO BE RECALLED FOR AMENDMINA-~
VOTE FOR UNITED STATE SENATOR

VOTE FOR UNITED STATE SENATOR
TO BE- TAKEN TO-DAY.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.]
Albany, JAN l6.-The Democratic party .o-
night for the second time he'd to confess that 's
representatives in the Legislature had passed an
unconstitutional bill for the election OF dciesa.eS
to the proposed Constitutional CohVchnoh' i"o
law passed last year was found TO be uncons'it'-
tional. and it was repealed in the act passeo vi
| January 4. as soon as the Legislature met. TO-
night Senator Cantor introduced resolution IN
| the Senate recalling the bill for amendment.
What's that?" said senator SaAton. VINO was
acting as the Republican leader. DO ul.c'-
stand YOU are recalling the Constitutional Coh-
vcntion bill for amendment"
! "Yes., rplied Senator Cantor. mcekiy. VIC
| are
Again ., said Senator ';axton. LAUGHING
"yos. again. replied Senator Cantor. LOT We
| have found that the provision Tor minority icp''
| scntation is unconstitutional 49,.
"Wcll. make no objection" said Senator Dan
| ton, once more, laughing.
| Tho Scnotc then passed the resolution. Senator
| Cantor afterward said: We shall strike OUT al
| PROVISION for the election of six delegates " ~
resent the Prohibition. Women Suffrage. feopic
| and Socialist parties. We find that we cahho'
sccure minority representation In any cu',''''"'
t;onoI manner The bill rs amended VIII pro-
vd. simply for the Election OF ''if",'"
| dcd rates at large. sixteen ,r,
will be Democrats and sixteen Repupiicahs nv"
we shall have four delegates eiec'cu ', ,,'
each Ole Of the thlrty-t"o 9eh''
.r;o,. That makes thirty-two dclcsates-at altar &c
and 1928 delegates from Senate disuic.'' .. 'y
al II will be precisely similar TO the Cons'i'a-
| Of I
,;oan LEGISLATURE. The bill will provide Tor 'ie
i ': 81 tho delcoatcs in November next, ana
sor tho holding of the convention III May le'4'
Senator Parker introduced tonight general
| buidng law for the state ,.:
Tho Senate passed resolution ior 'Ic c'ro'ioi
| NJ a limited States Senator Tomorrow Inv -,
ard the Assembly will vote separately '"' W.
meet on "Wednesday and compare Their 'o'e'' ''
ward Murphy, jr., will receive every Deio.''','
yo,c and Frank IIiscock every Republican Vo'c en-
49,. .h.t n, Senator Edwards. Independent Rcnup-
ncon. who has not set made his choice known
senator Aspinall introduced A. r. Conkllng
hill Of last year providing that Boards OF Reslsr "
in Ncw-York should ttate the approximate o. %
persons wh9 un,i.n introduced tonight his impor-
,ant bill of last year to permit sayings "nr rasrt
invest their money in more waSS nav avi invest their
funds in the stocks and bonds OF any 'itE or,'
population in the states Of Na RScae seT
Hampshire. Vermont. Mass, cnnSe''I pormsvIvana.
sn%' lIlinn Wisconsin. Michigan or Missouri
rrnvidrd That the total indebtedness Of any s'c,,
eity shall not exceed per cent OF the 'aNa'''
| rropcIt ~ therein. an -. .ho roouost
Senator Endrcs introduced bill At the r"GT,.
Of the Merchants Exchange OF Buhaio pre" nn
ing any discriminatory D! raiiwaNNs aI VrI The
pn sS ba Of Buffalo complain of discrimination
against their interests