New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
WITH POWER.

WITH POWER
,sa1Hr REGULAR coRrrsfo>pnS1 OF THE TRIBUNE.
,a,nv. April lS-The Democrats in the Assembly
I. morning resumed their fillbustering and for
~ 700 hours the members Of the House were
,slel TO listen TO the reading Of the journal Of
.,.rday or to vote down aineninents offered by
~ pugnaclous Democratic leader. Suffers main
h,.c, WAS 10 secure amendment OF the journal
living that Aloiph Schillinser. Of New York. d /
-. Yesterday. and 10 have cXpunGei from the
.,n,,is an reference to his own dssracefu ani
r,.,.l nrocsedngs In neither case ne success
hl , 49,
,,o-niug ami the Republicans were early in their
..,s anticipating that Sulzer would attempt some
.,-. Of unlerhan1 work. Seventy-one Republicans
.s.,ssore answered to their names 1t is the usual
ding for the journal Of the preceding day 10 be ap
,-,yed without being read but Suzer Insisted
,.yng every word OF 1t read by the c,erA. There
IA, no interruption TO the reading until the clerk
reached the proceedings of yesterday. Suzer asked
Nv the reading Of the vote on his motion 10
.rs,ier the motoi. by which his Factory Inspectors
M had peen defeated lie gave way 10 Mr. schilin-
car who reiterated his declaration that he had
vo,.d On the motion. The motion 10 record him
defeated By a party vote with the exception Of one
nsnocrat who would not vote because he did not
wan, to be recorded against his party and because
he was so near that he heard Schillnger refuse 10
vote
In the course OF the discussion on this point Mr..
.tnsvorth asked the clerk TO explain the clrcum-
stances under which Schillingers name was first
recorded and then crossed off. chorus Of OBJ
ectons was raised 10 this by the Democrats, but
the Speaker asked the clerk TO make the state
uen, He had hardly begun when the Democrats
again raised objections 10 his addressing the House.
IN the ground that ne a member. The
motion TO expunge the records OF the contempt
nd ha Epr'
and the Journal was finally adopted by party
vote.
Immediately after the adoption of the journal Mr..
Ainsworth introduced a resolution referring the
matter Of Schlingers statement to the judiciary
Committee wiki power 10 subpoena witnesses and
in explaining his vote. Mir. Iralnor OF New oii',
a Tammdny Democrat. WGO n2u oeen amOnS TIE
most vociierous OF these who declared tnat Hchil-
inger had voted, s4id tnat he Gi not see or hear
him vote, but ne thought from the expression o. MS
face that he had voted Ir Terry. 81 'atatO6a' de-
cared that TINS "as serious qas5s,loH, a. me tne
yeracity OF the Speaker Of the Assembly, VINO was
yicloasly .mpeached lie noped that something
more severe tnan simple IL. esusaton would re-
James NJ E. OGraGy OF Rochester. threw
bomDshel. the camp Oi the democrats WHO
were u!hs ~ pc '-s $780, az ~ fis p,s
cans III IAlse 4sht "Aeh ne sNp'd'i'eI M Ny'e'
Mr. Grady Was Ia the caair wnen the trouoe be
gan, anu. as he Is coJi-Aeddei na"' ms "o!-s
and his remembrance oi ""a- occ1!Ie- are worm!
Of beiel.
Il asked TO be excused from VOtng, he s1li.
"and WA DTiei! s,-ie lr! reasons Inc staieihth-
made BY the gentleman nom New-IOrh tAlT.
1raInor, Substantially correcr as 20 what Jook
pace on the ro.IcdA YESTERDAY morning on the mo-
Ton Of Mr. Su.zer - reconsider the Note by which
ne gentlemen from New-York tAlr DowinS and
E Trainor repeatedly called upon the Chair. ask
how Mr. SclA.inGer had voted. Upon the nrst
hzl Mr.. ScAlhnger Cid not vote. 1ne gentle
III ron New-iork (Mr. Sulzer) in the well
aNHouse, ana ne called out tnat Mr. Schinger
ra' The affirmative. and upon tnat fact and un-
ofslac!ng the Clerk recorded Mr.. schilnger in
E EnrmatVe Nj. SchlIilnser then approached me
unks desk and demanded tnat he be not recorded.
a. threatened ihe Clerk II ne recorded him in the
innatiye. Upon that statement the Clerk crossed
Al nom the affirmative vote. Upon the CAL OF
.ssntses, Mr bowling and Mr. TranOr demanded
Enow how Mr.. Schiil!nger voted. The Chair sus-
pnced the rolicaIi and asked: How does the gen
Lenan fIom New-YOTk (Mr. Scnillinser) vote on
ss question? There was no response. The Chair
repeated the question. Mr.. Scni.Hnger turned from
Ss Chair and absolutely refused TO vote which the
Ssar announced twice 70 III House. and stated
ne gentleman from NewYOrk (Mr SchingcD
s'S moi vote / waited perceptiby for motion
oe made 10 excuse him. No action being taken
Y me House, the Chair directed the Clerk to con
uhae the rOllca!l
M sehn.inger did not vote. II he had. the
~ o. ue gentleman from New-lork (MT. SGzer)
vas IN favor Of the bill on It's nrsi Introduction
ana yesterday on the reconsideration and there
s1s no desire on my part 10 be anything but alb
The gentleman from New-York (Mr. Schiilinger)
uS S.; no; vote on the motion TO reconsider"
~ &ar Ainsworth's resolution was adopted there be-
csy re- vny one vote against it-thai Of Dr, Bush. OF
enung County 1t is possible that ScAi.linger may
.,n,as as a gentleman and member Of the I.egs-
azure The judiciary Committee will meet on Tues
ss s ana near such testimony as Is 10 be presented.
e1l W.l make report Wednesday
.ins Lexow Non-rart!san Police bll was reported
mSa, mSm me Cities Committee OF the Assembly this
Tie Assemb.y adjourned ont Of respect to the
memory Of David Dudley Fed. and The Speaker
'pp'h'ea committee TO attend the funeral.