The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-17
UPROAR IN THE ASSEMBLY.
hxCITINe SCENE oTER AE ISTEsTIeh-
1IoS RESOLUTION

TIoS RESOLUTION
~. s-issr Charged ths, the Rssoiutio- was
Fsssea ~ The Gers. whs Reeorssa >.
the Aar-.,,vs the Nance OF Members
Not Fre.e-t-The serEssst-st.Ar-
Upo- Gsr the First Tt-s TIT. session.
ALsAxY. Feb. 1o.-The FIRST business in the
Assembly this morning was the reading Of the
concurrent resolution from the Senate. con-
shutting the Finance Committee OF the
Senate and the Ways and Means Committee Of
the Assembly committee TO investigate the
expenditures Of State COMMISSIONS, and 10 as
certain n some OF the Commissions could not
be consolidated for economic reasons. and re-
port on or before March ]. 1894. The resolu-
tion was adopted.
When the resolution was announced the
Speaker was going to refer II. but at Mr.. Aims
worth's suggestion vote was taken on It at
once. Mr.. Sulzer. the Democratic leader. was
absent at the time. but came in during the roll
call.
Several Democrats had voted for the resolu-
tion and the announcement OF the vote was
made before they had a chance to change.
Vain endeavors were made by them to have
their votes changed.
Then followed a scene. Mr. sulzer moved
for recon ideration OF the vote By which the
resolution was adopted. The resolution had
been passed BY the Clerk and not 10y the
House. he said. That official had recorded In
the Affirmative raen not present
Il challenge the record OF the Clerk" cried
Mr.. Sulzer Il simply ask for fair play and
intend to have It. l will never permit the rec
ord OF this House to be tempered with and
made out falsely. All ask for Is
honesty and for an honest count.
Al. a.
WIS. on record for nm honest count. The Demo.
- -, 80 iors.,,,,tion =, Tho Iahor pn-
tssu nor do We intebI TO allow the Hepubli-
cans TO ntpoipt committees and then tell the
~, go ,ha, n en-, ir,srss, ., hor NO con.
solIdation Of Commissions IL necessary.
Il challenge tho record. Mr.. Speaker" said
Mr.. Sulzer. and continued talking. while the
speaker raped Tor order. When Mr., su aI.
showed an intention Oh continuing MS opJec-
tons. the Speaker for the fret time this ses-
sion called Tor tho serceant-at-Arms.
Mr. Herman said that he had voted In the
500. 80. - =. -. sIh;,h o.. ,o,,,i,,,t,u
moVea .nS' ,s sno ,I h , .. '
AZ, suI1a- ro.d ,ror, ,uIs a} and c,.in.d
that a member voting under misapprehension
had a right to call for a reconsideration OF tho
Mr. Herrman's motion was tabled nv a party
vote OF i,6 to. "a Mr. Ainsworth said that the
resolution had been regularly passed. and
there was no question before the House ex-
cent the On lendar of the lay. which was pro-
ceeded with
-. The annual appropriation bllI was passed oy
tne Assem- Oily. ana MI. lawson Dill proVlu-
ing Tor the protection ana planting OF trees on
West End avenue. New York citv. By the Park
oiis "ei9 iu.io'. ., nm NM a.. 49,
purchase OF Lind in the AdlrUnd.e.s
senator hics-pehnln. hieAetlh 'hes'ot nAeninesn
senator DEMONSTRATING FOR the erection OF pup
lie building IN Port JerVis -. - -. -. =.
senator Perton,-Appropr1atins sl.OooooO TOT the
th. two esnsl hi. Already in,roduc.d Asa repss.
ing section Of chapter 4y. Laws of 1898 concern
ing experiments win electricity on the canals Il Is
claimed that section save a cer,sih company ,hs
Iisn. 20 st LIZ, n 49,. 'hs 'He ~ W '"'
sSeun 2, oihs npnat,;u,op. .m.pdm.p, pro-
yidIns for Nv County judges in King. county.
senator Wofert-PfovidinR that drains laid in the
Twenty-sixth ward BROOKLYN, .hsl. not eontaminMe
the water supply also aeoi.hnE ne oihes OF eon..
Gls In s.eok AnS @ ,sohe Sn ~ fr.rb;
tonds Tor loo al i'm provement
senator Osuly an-Provid ng for the legal discharge
OF volunteer nrenen OF New York city ai the time
When the depaLiment as made s.is .iS =,
senatot mn 81 70, i.vnv ~ ~
msnt OF from th,ss 70 SIX nn 10. nr
e. or for airing on sny trace which u nui.
sance detrimental pubic heath or who unneee..