The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-25
TIE BATTLE OVER RACING.
18E HOUSE PASSES THE P4RKER
! BILLS OYLJ " GOyERNOR'S VETO.
q Grssp OF Qunkers Watch the Proceed
ings-The Senate TO Take Action To-day
A Call for Indignation Meetings.

q Grssp of Qunkers Watch the Proceed
ipes-The Senate to Fake Action To-da,
A Call for Indignation Meetings.
TRENTON. Feb. 24-The House has passed
the three Parker racing bills over Gov. Werts's
head. The Senate sat II long time to-day. pre-.
tending TO be deeply Interested In bills that
amounted TO nothing. hut really to receive the
racing bills from the House in order TO have
everything In readiness tomorrow to put tho
finishing touch on this most remarkable piece
Of legislation.
SO far not a single hitch has occurred in the
programme Of tho racing mon. They started
In to put their bills through both Houses Of
the Legislature. to deny the public a hearing.
and to override the known objections OF the
Governor. and their great job IL all but I'm
fshed. IL they hold their votes in the Senate.
and ut this writing no break or even wavoring
In tho line is reported. tomorrow noon will SEQ
The ennctmento Of n law. under which the mana
gers OF Gutenberg and Gloucester will DO
able to snap their fingers ct prosecutors.
Judges, and Grand Jurics.
The attendance OF membors OF tho House
Was slim this morning. and Speaker Flynn
waited until 12:15 o'clock before directing the
Governors veto messages to be taken IN. At
Mat hour 81 out Of the 80 members were in
their seats. The nlscntees were Messrs.
Berry OF Hudson md Packer Of burlington.
The Speaker first called up bill No. 300.
which 10 tho act authorizing Boards Of Free.
holders or other governing bodies to license
rAss courees Tho Governors objections
thereto were read. and Nj. Hutchinson. tepub-
Iican. OF Mercer. pleaded with the members to
ntAnd by tho Governor. No ono clso spoke.
he Lanc. who had fought all tho racing bills
before their original passage. was now silent.
The roll was called. and Il! the question.
~s6hsll this bill pass notwithstanding the
U2nrGfnOr'R nhlupfinnA fhnrntn ~ tina fnllhy yipIy
vote was cast:
~Y,.sIDnakc, Byrnes Carroll, Chamberlain. Clarke,
SSss.s, Di Sssl n.,'"s ksuy g" q. a. y,i Rsiy EaF' a.'. ia ,'s"Ss.
t EI'.i: x s,s.s.S ar sssi, ssa lsn ss1sn; rhSiD''a' H'''s'
ci s.s:.f h,9sI. 5;s! nsff' ,i., ssnf' iioI ns:s'T ItH'i. I iia, ON:
snson; M,'.; i.ns. Ma,taSk. Murphy. 0,hrler; Rob
and wooisoy az.
BY the. same vote bills 300 and 30l. permit
ting hookmeking. went through over the Coy;
get the, measures in readiness they were sent
pushing the bills through tho House. Sucn
neatness and despatch in making waste paper
OF a Governors veto message Is quite un-
lie gallery while tfhc-iHing was beins done:
Their broad brilns rested in their laps. and
tho .otss wars taken. 'rhs announcement OF
the resu!t evidently shocked them. for they
Immediately arose and left the chamber.
nsht AGAINST the h'iiiis' f in the senate atey to.m"r.
VOW. hut their passage is predicted. Anthony
see II he. could DO Of assistance in heating tho
bills; md quickly o tonnd Gqt that = he could rot.
held at The Prss fst; I. and Hn MsHsi" eRnr wSrs
hero tonight to protest against the passage
BY the Senate oyer the Governors veto Of tho
action before that body tomorrow morning.
Adslegation from this place will visit Trenton
g present q petition against the passage OF