New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03
ovE FOR SENATOR MURPHY.
,,pxoR FLOWER SENDS BACK THE
TROY INSPECTORS BILL
,os,r1ON MADE TO EXTEND ITS PRO
VISIONS TO APPLY TO THE SPRING
ELECTIONS ~ SEVERAL REPuB-

>.s TO APPLY TO THE SPRING
ELECTIONS ~ SEVERAL REPrB-
MCAN CITIES.
rpou ,nn nrcUiA" CORRESPONDENT OF THE 1Hln''Sh
,,,anv. March 2.-There is prospect 'ha'
N' .,i, he raised providing non-partlsah
IA" ID of election officers at the polling places
.oar,,. all the cities of the state when VIII
- spring elections this year. Thus senator
n.r,rror,s general law dividing the election
oc,ors equally between the Republican anu
.,,,ti, rarties at all polling places III the
Cato will take effect substantially TINS spr'"s'
90 far as the cities are concerned
I, was suggested to-day by Senator cantor
40. the Troy Inspectors act, passed yesterday
- amended so as II include the hePuohcah
i.ios Of Rochester. CohOes, Ithaca ana New
" ., (which charter elections are to be
So,d this spring. The Republicans WouIu not
No.. occented any amendment to that BIZ had
:, NOT unfortunately happened that Governor
rrousr's legal advisers discovered an error IN
,la 50 that it will be necessary IN any
- recall the bill for amendment the Troy
49,, ,ales Mace on Tuesday. 1t Is therefore
-. that only by the action OF the eXecu-
,d the LEGISLATURE can any bill be passed
-, vii give Troy non-partisan boards or
ton inspectors The Republican party be'hS
,,,tad - the doctrine of nOn-partisan boarGs
s,..rrrheTe in the State. IL will be easy Tor the
,.,,hican Senators and Assemblyrneh 70 ac-
t such a compromise as mat suggested II
..o, are satisfied that Governor fIoWer "o-
..,,ons to the Troy bill. as at present framed
80 valid The proposition will be fully consiu-
ID before the Legislature meets on MONDAY
evening. ., 49,. ,,..,r,. of the Senate
nh
arronher's desk to-day. II was MISS Maoel i.aH-
Si"b instructor in StenOgraphy in COOK AGA
uVtp, . q. havana who thus made an lnnoNa'toii
tn tho practice Of the Senate. MISS ttahuoiPl'
,ora a neatly fitting gown OF DARK piue anu a
iaunty black velvet hat with PACK irani!V.
The senators upon seeing her Ioohe1 Soi iront
49,, cratided and several of them mace e',!
,.,hes that they had not Intended 10 uPhNe'.
Tho Senate ordered 10 a second reauhs De-,
GUYS hill providing for the extension vi N
Ia IA rk and Driveway 10 the DuIhHVdu nv
SUI ~. VOW opposed the bill on the grouhu
~, II would prevent the building OF pitIs anu ~,
~" mon about two miles OF water 'front.' Ill
N1M- March Everybody here is talking
oh,nt the refusal of the Governor - sign inc
iaction bill which would give ITO! d NON
nortisan Board OF inspectors. NUMBER "I Ci.-
Pa. mt to ALBANY this morning, headed pF
lis F Curley d prominent manufacture 7,
and charles s Francis OF The Times my
requested the Governor 10 sign tne ~ ieo,r,,
the interest Of good government ana III Nei'.''N
t.h the principles he has heretofore auNo-
c.teI The Governor found fault with the gram
,na:ical construction of the Dill, Whlch ne Sd'u
10 s,,,b "a 10 cause conf'.son regarding one
scion, without naming tn title under which
The section could be found. II is believed hr
was advised bY Murphy adherents 10 'ake tH'9
60 &C tho bill would give Mayor Wnelan
senator Murphy's strongest political opponent I,
the power 20 name the inspectors. Later IN
the afternoon Governor Flower issued an EQUIV
ocal statement saying that II the OH couiT rht "s
recalled and amended he might sign H. ms
OF course would he utter impossbntY' as
the Legislature does not meet until MondaE
night and the election here Will be he'd OF
Tuesday.