New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
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,o, v L. Feb oi.-Thc House has passed the
rorter racing HIS over Governor Wcrts's veto.
cato was I'm session Il long time to-day. pretend
-" N be deeply interested In bills that amount to
e,,,, Int really waiting 10 receive the gambling
81 from, the House. in order 10 have everything In
a,ness tomorrow to pnt the finishing touch this
Nv" romor.allc piece OF legislation. 80 far not "A
. hitch has occurred in The programme az the rae
-" mon They started in to put their bills through
.. bouses Of the Legislature. to deny public hear
-, and TO override the known objections Of the Gov
20, and their great Job Is nearly finished. II they
Ia their votes In III" Senate. and At this time no
sr..k or waverng in the line is reported. tomorrow
-, will see the enactment Of a law under which the
..uners OF Gutenberg and Gloucester will be able
s,an their fingers AZ prosecutors Judges and Grand
juhes.
Tho attendance OF members OF the House was small
AZ. morning and Speaker Flynn waited until IL rs
,Jock before directing that the Governors mes
nres be takc3 up. Al that hour - out Of co men,
80 wore I'm their seats. The ahsentcCs Messrs.
nary OF Hudson. and Packer. OF burlington. The
s..ker first cslsd up bill NO 309 which is the act
.r,hori,nc Boards OF FreehoderS other governing
h,,es 10 Icenst racrcours"s. The Governors obIcc-
sOns were read. and Mr.. Hutchinson. Republican. OF
y.rcer plcsded with the moruberS 10 stand by the
covernor No one else spoke. Mr.. Lane. who had
ch all the racing bills before their original passa &C.
os now silent. The roll called and on the qucs-
40, "Shal this bill pass Notwithstanding the Gov
,nor,s objections therctol' the following vote was
cast:
yeas-Baakc Byrne. Carroll. Chamberlain. Clarke
co,ls paly Dittmar. Dupuy. Flynn. Har-ran. Henry.
uonee Kearns Kelly, II. A.. Kelly. I. NJ. tanning.
Isves Olvaney. Parker, Peal Sheppard Smith. Stout.
s,,hn swartwout Tahen Thompson, Tine. Utter wsrne
vscht and Zeler-33.
y,ys-Armt,.c. Barrett. Baxter. Beexman Burton.
cnmer Diver Glasrc. Glcdhl. Holmes. Ioit Hutchin-
.op Kyte Lane, Matlack Murphy. oBricn. Rcebing.
isss Sanger, Stafford. Stanccr Ssudcr Wilson and
Nsasey-25
The Republicans voting IL The Affirmative were
p,ots Of Atlantic: Utter Of Norris and Parker. Of
Monmouth The Democrats voting in the negative
v.r. Armitage and Barrett of Essex; Bcekmln, of
yYddlesex Lane. OF Union: O'Brien, Of Morris ;
Gamer Of Somerset. and Wilson. of Warren.
~ TIE same vote bills Nos. 800 and sol. permit
,rc bookmaking, etc. went through over the
Governors Veto ard as the clerks could got
re measures read they sent to the senate Tie
tim. occupied in pushing the hills through the House
was only twenty minutes. Such neatncSs and DIS
patch In making waste paper Of Governors veto Is
unprecedented here. group Of Cuakers sat in the
ullery while the thing being .lone. Their broad
trns rested in their laps. and they looked eagerly
down upon the floor while the votes We're taken The
announcement of the result evidently shocked them
for t,ey Immediately arose ard left the chamber.
There Is every prospect OF determined fight aca!ns:
the bills Ia the senate tomorrow. but their passage
is predicted. Good lawyers say that the Governor il
risSt in declaring bill No. 500 unconstitutional and
that the courts would promptly 50 declare II TIE
question should be presented 10 them II looks from
ts as IL the plans OF the racing men might be friS
traed after all. Anthony Comstoch was al TIE State
House to-day TO II he could be of any assistance
In beating the bill. and quickly found ont that lac