New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
HOME RULE BILLS PASSED.
r,r SENATE ADOPTS TWO OF THE
BUFFALO CHARTER RESTORATION
MEASURES.

-,,,pn AND MOST IMPORTANT is AWAIT
.., TUE RECOVERY OF SENATOR CANTOR
suEEHAN YIELDS TO THE 1NEVl-
TABLE WITH BAD GRACE.
vRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
A,banv Feb 7-Lieutenant- Governor Sheehan
r,as compelled to-day to recognize the TACT '"a'
1,srry Wolfert, Republican, is member Vi .ne
o,a,e Senate but he did so In grudsins 'p''''
ord In q way that was an Insult 10 'he 'o'
,,r Wolfert presented bill annexing the 'oWh
-, Elatbush to the city OF Broohiv" I
enant-Governor should nave sdi"' ~
Gentleman from the With Dls'rlc' ih'io""
g. ,o,ow,np bill" Instead Mr.. Sheehan said:
"rirst reading Of bill" He thus recoen'zeo MI.
vvo,fert's right to introduce bill, when couiu
49, IN, any one not a member OF the
cenate. and yet he refused to name him' MI
,y-o,rert Is a man of dignity and ne look 10
Ito % tho Lieutenant Governors action.
rho Senate intended to pass to-day tne Dill
-.,,or,rg 70 Mayor Bishop. Of Buffalo, MS au-'
.hor,tv 70 name the Police Commissioners Oh lha'
.,.,, hut Mr.. Sheehan pleaded that senator Can-
,or whom he relied upon TO make speech
,ra,rst this Home Rule measure was SIGN III
.Nowyork: and the two Repubhcan Seia go.
tror buffalo reluctantly consenteu TO '.Ie -
,ent Of the vote the bill until tomorrow.
pmo,or Cantor's bad cold is very cOhVenle,,.
oe e1Ittr for the furtherance of Mr. Sheehahs
plans ,... =, Iy,races renorted favorably
=, ne nuIc rastorinr to Lansingburg her nome RUE
r,rhts Two Of the minor DIS ies to- ~, ,ho
tpsfraIo her charter rights were passed D! 'is
ra,a today These bills give the Mayor ot
,S'nteaIo authority TO name the superintendent vi
ssmnation and restore 10 the city treasurer ,Ie
ennontment of the collector OF unpaiu 49, a.,
To ~ Mr. Sheehan's predatory acts are mus VI
~" so,r wav soon to be wiped from the statute
books o,, c,ur+v nresented a
oor, mon the death OF Miss Sophia Plainheid'
~ Roony;lle who was Chrlstlah ocleh'.a'
"This body" says the report. IeSp ITotno
e,iiost freedom of religious OPINION. hhoWins
.un. Tho law does not interfere with what per
INC haI,eve Il takes cognizance only OF what
norsons do. but Il cannot be admitted 'ia' VIII
~ neculiar belief of any considerable huii'nei
NJ neople however conscientiously such pcle.
NAV be held by them. assumes piao.inoa CTS
nv tho aDplication of such BELIEF 10 'ne dhd,iS
- ,ira nd comes radically in conflict with puplc
morals and public health. there are an! So.'
st,tutional guarantees which cOmpel 'He law
making power 10 remain silent . .oxx,,
The Grand Jury asfs for legislation 10 Gor .is
persons stricken with ulsedSe " "ONNp'
medical attendance. ,.,, . XII,
Senator Mullin, by request. INTRODUCED a on, OH
making the Secretary of state. the Contioiiel
and the Superintendent OF Puohc stIucu ,i
members of School Books COMMISSION, WIN
authority TO name the maximum price 1or the
ROCKS used in the schools of the State.
Senator Bradley introduced a bill approprlat-
tnr 81 900 900 for the improvement or the state
canals other than the Erie Canal
Senator Childs presented a bill appropr'ating
$4,000 for an agricultural experiment stauoh Oh
Long Island. 800
Senator Pound introduced a bill appropriat-
ing $40 600 for additional buildings for the state
Fair at Syracuse