New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-21

cTNR,NTrNE GFSOLt"rIoN ANp ~ NNFNp
NEXT or THE IVES PoOI LAW TNTRorrC'p.
Albany Jan 20 fSrcrlaN.-Thc Democratic majority
IN the Assembly, dId not know his morning whether
thrv would attempt &, do any bnsnrsS ~ not. They
made brave front II getting together nj 10 o'clock
bm. ut that hour there hardly corpcrars garl
Of ;hc Dem tratic members present. and II WAS de-
cldrL TO walt until enough Democrats came In 10
out yo.e the Republicans in ease anything should com"
up. When Il sufficient number Of Democrats To In.
sure majority vOt" had assembled. Speaker >ulzer
called the Horse 10 order. Tile real Sc>>oa lasted
less than fifteen Minutes, but III" length Of lime TINT
tho members were compelled T., remain In tn" A.
scmby chamber drawn ont bv recess OF over
half an hOar. The only Thing OF any consequence
that took place the Introduction. by Assembly
man Intts Of Sew-lork. OF resolution In relation
10 quarantine. which rs follows:
whereas rhcc is grave danger that dufirg The present
YEA this country nay be oS,n visited with A,iatc
cholera and
whereas. Tho people OF the Stat of NcwYoFk d'mond
tia, in icpciing dread disease the best most
omccnt mcous known 10 modern sanitary science should
adopted aud cIfotcd by the quarantine AMI health
officials OF this STATE; AID
where's The laws Of rhls State nCci amcndlrg II,
ode. I, aid officials with the authority arb power
necessary aud requisite u meet grave emergencies and
new and unexpected conditions; Therefore. be IL
Resolved II the Senate concur, That Special Com.
ncc n,ssrg OF two members Of the S'nat' and three
members Il Assembly be appointed to confer with all
auaIa tlnc ana health officials Of this State and other
sors eminent for their knowledge Of the disease OF
cholera az best cope with II. the end
that sid special committee nay with all convenient
speed present b. this Legislature their report 20 such
legislation should be adopted this OF thu
Legislature for the puzzle welfare.
Mr. Answorth objected TO the receipt OF the resO
luton ut this time on two grounds. one that the
committee would b. nothing more than n junkctlng
committee, and the other wis that h. air ady
had a resolution before the Assembly ON the same
subject. lie offered, however. TO withdraw his OBJ
lection II his resolution should first be taken up and
passed. The Democratic leaders would not allow this
10 DONE because any credit Is to BE- attached 20
tlc passage Of resolution In relation 10 cholera the
Democrats want all OF II. The resolution was there
fore sent back ma recess taken for half an
hour. At the end Of this a motion was made BY Mr.
t;urnthcr to adjourn. The Republicans opposed
early IN adjournment but they were outvoed nnd the
Assembly was dismissed without actually being In
session more than fifteen minutes.
Among the bills that were dropped into the box
was one that bore the OF Assembly iuenther
OF BuaaIt. Mr. Gucnther left the city before It could
he learned whether not he alone rcspons bic for
It's Introduction. The measure amends the Ives Pool
law by giving to each racing ASSOCIATION forty-ave
instead Of thirty days OF racing each year. and makes