The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-13
OUR ALBANY LEGISLATORS.
<NII-PLzTT HEN IN .IHE <ssEssEY
SCORE THEIR FIRST PofNE

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ALBANY. March 12.-The Anti-Plstt mel
scored their nrst point tonight. The non
partisan Election Inspectors bill was the poin
in dispute. This bill was amended In tn,
Senate by the Platt Repu bllcans so that th'
State Committee should have the power 3,
pass on the regularity Of the inspectors
This gave the Piatt men. who have control o.
the State Committee the power to decide wha
Inspectors shalt represent the Rspubli.
cans In New York. Brooklyn. and Bur
falo. where the local Republican orssnf.
1ations are antI-Platt When this abh
came back to the Assembly Mr.. Fish made q
vigorous light against the amen ment and
q conference com mittee was appointed. This
conference committeeman last week without
notifying Mr.. Fish. and decided to adopt the
Senate amendments giving general super
vision over all the Repu bllcan inspectors
throughout the State to Mr. Platt When this
report was made in the Assembly Mr.. Fish
vigorously protested. To propitiats him
another meeting Of the conference COMMITTEES
was had.
At this new meeting Nr. Fish succeeded in
having the eonferrees disagree. He got ma
jority OF the Assembly conferrees to hold out In
opposition to the Senate amendments. The
Senate conferrees stuck by their amendme nt
The result was that the disagreeme emit was re-
ported and the Conference Committee dis
charged. There is little doubt that Mr. Plat
will finally get the amendment az
he wants II. This IL one Of the outbreaks re-
sultinE from the recent vtsits OF the m smbers
OF the Union League Club to bring the Legis-
lature into line against Mr.. Plat
The most interesting Incident this evening
was debate between Mr.. Suizsr and Mr.. Fish
over the A. p A. Mr.. sulzer introduced bill
which prohibits the employment OF lsborsrs
by tho city through padrones
Mr.. Fish suggested as an amendment that
only naturalized citizens should be empioyed.
Mr.. sulzer sald that the Republicans were
continually bringing MP religious and race
matters In legislation. They were catering to
the A. p A.
They were trying to make capital out OF the
election troubles in Troy. which resulted in
the death OF one man and the shooting
OF three others. These troubles we're purely
local. and the row was the result Of trouble
in the ward between the A. p. A. and the
Catholics. As the result OF that ward trouble
between men. all Of whom were Republicans,
two Catholics and two A p. A. men were shot.
and one Of the A. P. A. men died. For the Re-
publIcans to make party capital out OF this
showed 4 desire on their part to use religious
prsludces for political purposes
1t was q spirit which should not be encour-
aged. and he wanted to take this opportunity
publicly to denounce the action OF the Repub-
lican press and many Republican legislators
in using this unfortunate circumstance As q
subject for partisanship
Tho old Stata Tndnrts XII ..n. L.
the Senate and caused . good deal OF debate.
Senator Kilburn opposed 1t on the ground that
IL would create . monopoly inlthe undertaksrs'
business, and that the undertakes who were
qualified under the bill would keep right on
undertaking. Senator Kllburn offered an
amendment to make the bill apply only to
en- p sh eTs Inc Amendment Was defeated
- At the rsduest of Senator saxton the. Ballot
next Wee nesday in the senate. "
Gov. Flower transmitted two vetoes to the
sa 81
and f fhe other the
The Governor says that chapter sePo AS Of tn.
Laws Il. OF last y re-, general sw.makes am
the table. Mr.. Sulzer remind led the Repu blicans
that they should read the laws passed By the |
Denocratic Legislature Of last year. |
These bills were passed in the Senate:
II ss 70 so. .Ss
OF Health 0 be made -
P Che Of IL s,s
a ssP. s 81 asSS AND nd ,s that
srge Tor thT.s years .,..
and "pS city Which G S. S'R R
senator owens. authorizing Brooklyn to build pier.
H:s y S.y Una. common ,00r' in Brooklyn shA
mr. co.s: .So 900 for. State
senate; Guy. .a.aor,,nE ne 1w.n,y,hi. Street
~ . S ' n
the sSsi rss r.; sP of
senator Cantor asked Senator Ssxton
whether the Joint rules providing that bills
until all bills introduced before that time have
been disposed OF. had been adopted. He had
received many in.n5iss n regard to the pclnt
been adopted.
These bills were passed in the Assembly:
saa.i sHs regarding tn. salary
MT shsfnsIdr providing for The improvement of
F:S R.GSlSus for q: .mpIeym.ns of stat.
NJ nnnsgan, providing for the indsIinE OF public
Mr. salLsr, Tor uniiorm examination for applicants
These bills were introduced:
n% saa b.seae II i6S%1
king SsHss X Ferry ana GsaTls. ls.Tia % locL.
Sn..is sss:r Gem
pos.1: s e.: x.s. FSssy .a
klectnc Company.
senator Wolfsrt OR rsqusst)-Your bills for i'm prov.
ing streets In the Eighth ward Brooklyn repealinE
me fAtAnds Police act, and for pensoning hTsn,en
and policemen IN Brooklyn When they reach uIIy,nvs
years OF age
senator woln-ProydinE that II tn. owner OF
7T9EsI'J falls 20 noS T0rEsn that change. AZ. With
1ls consent i |
Mr. Rydsr-AuthoriInE the state 70 sell l.nds 10 Sing
10 be used village PARK.
Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING the folio wing salsrisa
'or New YORK poiies captAna 81 100; SURGEON.
~ 2o1t; ssrEssntAs $1,000 roundsmsn BOZ: patrol
men nTs grade after Two years ssrAies, zoo see.
'nd Elads after one years seryIss. sllOO: mem
n 600.
Mr.. sulE.r-ProvidinE that all persons employed and
,Arts and horses hred for York Street Clean
ng department shall be employed anu paid By the de-
DartmenT
Mr. schuI.PrOyiding that on the application of any
member o; the bTOoklyn Fire Department mo hAs !
'srEed twenty years he may be retired half paw
NJ wIay .fToyldinE that all members Of the Brock.
Board or Education shall be prohibited from hold
NJ other once. national 81 ate county or CITY
Mr. AlitnAehI-fixlnE the price OF gas per thousand
Get folloss In NsE York lyn 81 In oIhaF
titles. l2x; in towns and VILLAGES. SL26 |
Mr.. RobinEon-FOr Penn IAn water supply and for |
ne construction OF sewers in the village. |