New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-19
nous vote and at sent to Governor Flower, who
uououess VIII sign 1t early tomorrow.
10 LEGALIZE BOYCOTTING.
THE ANTI-CONSPIRACY BILL PASSED.

DEMAGoGIC LEADERS IN THE ASSEMBLY MAKE
SUCCESSFUL FIGHT FOR THE MEASURE.
Albany, April IS (SpeciaD.-The demagogues In the
Assembly united today and passed what Is commonly
known as the Anti spiracy BILL This is really
measure To make boycOitng legal. II Is not wanted
by legitimate worlngmen. but is asked for by those
WHO make living by ordering strikes and keeping
from work men who are anxious TO be employed MI.
Qugley. the Democratic leader, and Speaker sulzer'
who make great pretences q being friends OF the work
ingman, came TO the iron; and steered the bill Mr.
Quigley made the same sort Of buncOmbe argument
That he has been making for the last year or two In
the effort solely TO attract the attention Of the public
10 himself ard TO pull the wool the eyes Of the
legitimate nottingham. Some time other these
men Will come to realizing Of the situato:.
and demagogues like Quigley and sulzer will be left
at home The measure was defeated last week, but
sulzer and Quigcy had determined that 1t about
time TO appear again before the laboring men Of the
state their friends Therefore they called up
the bill this morning and passed 1t. 1t intr durcd
by man named Bender. from Brooklyn. All that
Bender has done this year is 10 Introduce this bill
and VOC he Is told 10 do. There Is chance that
the bill will become law. There are some sensible
Democrats in the senate, and Governor Flower ha,
shown that he under stands fully reasons why just
such bills Of this kind are presented. Should II be-
come a law. owning business OF no matter
how small proportions would be safe from the attacks
OF me PROFESSIONAL labor men. the men who make a
business Of creating trouble and OF ordering strikes
as done I'm Rochester last year. unless the pro.
pr1eor pay goodly of money TO prevent IT,
At the morning session to-day Bc.dcr called his
Dill up II was defeated by vote Of IS TO 50 wien
it last came up, and the rules required that II must
receive at least IS votes, the number necessary to
pass 1t. to reconsider the by which II had been
beaten. There great Eustling by the Qulc!cy
element In the Assembly 10 get votes enough 10 re-
I ,kerh i'd nj ted in tho NJ
firmative and got number of Democrats 10 change
their the bill would have been billed As it
wis., IT got 60 votes. and a reconsideration
ordered Then there was call Of the House Ia
get In those wGo did not want to vote for the
bill and who at the same time did not want to he re-
corded against Il. An hour was wasted. S"vcra al
tempts were made to suspend the call. hut ii
not done until the members had all been brought
UP. 1t laug able to sec some Of the members
escape however the moment the doors We're opened
and before clerk reached their name. speeches
were made against the bill by Mr.. Answortt who
declared that II species OF legislation that sen
sible PEOPLE ought not to indulge In; BY Mr. Fish.
who said that It utterly impossible TOT the Dill
10 get through and that 1t was In reality the very
worst measure had come here this year; bv MI
Nalby who declared that the 1000 members "l ,l'
labor organizations in this city were Opposed 10 INV o''
and that they had asked him 10 work ana 10 VIC
against il: and las; by Mr. Butts, OF New-iorR, The
only Democrat on the floor who had the courage 10
stand up speak his mind about TINS knt o, S I'm
laion Mr. Butts said that he had 0Iro>'n 'hc p p
On ns former reading and he had >eei no I'aS1n M
changing hs voc. II is not rich,1 he con' nut
for any man in This hnu,c 10 comma the eca! ''ho
cratic party of the state 10 this Kind o" I'm
II is crcat mistake a great wrong. and a, a Dn,,
CORA, refuse 10 follow such standard or 10 obc! sdch
command In this STATE Their" ar, thonSa.as AR,
thousands Of Democrats who are oppo'en 10 ru' ~
measures and whom will drive from our parry u
on keep up this of thing IN" hiii Pis,,a ny
vote Of 50 81. the Republicans Who, who vo1'o r ~
The arlrma i've being Thomas, Foster, Hieoic L'""S
brry and Riv nb.rch: .,, ,,e.oa tho
Assembly, this morning tn hill introduced u,
Mir. Orlclcy making 1t misdemeanor Tor any one
cmpoyed on a street ,ur.ac" railroad IN any ~ III.
cuic, OF the state with IN" exception of New 10TH
DIV 10 work more than ten hours a day I'm" IN
rass@d IN. Assembly some time ago and wef1 10 me
senate where the amendment was put In cNcepmhe
Nnw-York City. II now goes 10 IN, u9'"rhor' WIN
will In ali probability " sit down on II hard"