The sun., 1894-04-25
THE ALBANY LEGISLATURE.
SENATOR sAxToN SAYS TT VILE lD-
JOURN THIS WEEK

nc ths Repubueass Caa Get Their Party
Measures Fixed Up 20 Salt Thernseive--
De-oernts Are wtTipg - DO Almost
Anything IN Order 60 Hurry Adjournment.
ALBANY. April PAS the result Of the
Republican caucus. the bills to abolish the
fees OF the sheriff OF New York. to give the
next Mayor OF New York the power TO
remove all the heads OF departme ents. and to
reorganize the Dock Department were
brought up In the Senate to-day. Senator
Saxton asked that they be made a special
order for tomorrow morning. when the Re-
publican majority intends to pass them. Sem
ator Cantor said that the Democrats had no
desire to delay business and they we're willing
10 have the bills acted upon promptly. They
were opposed to the bills. but they did not
want to appear in the attitude OF obstruction
lists. lie said that the Democrats were will
ing to do almost anything II the Legislature
would only adjourn and give the people Of the
State peace.
Senator saxton said that the Legislature
would adjourn this week II the bills were dis
posed Of
senator o'Connor rose TO question Of priv
ilege. and had the Clerk read the New York
Erenino Post which charged that at the COM
mand OF Mr.. Platt he had smothered q bill to
require candidates to itemlze their expenses.
He said that the same thing was done by sn-
other bill which made the bill referred to un-
necessary.
ssnator Coeesshali also denied the state
ment that he had been whipped into line By
the caucus to support the bill to wipe out the
fees OF the Sheriff OF New York. He said that
he opposed the Sheriff bill only because he did
not think the snlary large enough. He would
vote for the bill with q salary at $4,000. This
is in accordance with his position as stated In
this mornings SUN.
Senators Saxton. Kilburn. and Lexow. the
committee appointed to induce the anti-Plat
Republicans OF tho Assembly to come into
line. have been hard at work during the day.
They will have another caucus Of the Republi-
can Senators tomorrow morning to re-
port tho result Of their labors The
anti-Platt Assembymen have so far
refused to go into any more eau
cuses on the New York bills. They
had one caucus. and they say that they will
abide by the result OF it and they do not want
any further. caucuses to recopsider thei. &C,
in the senate after the caucus committee has
reported. The Hepmblican Senators are In
favor OF the bills as Mr.. Plat wants wants them: @ out
against the wishes OF the anti Platt men there
will be a deadlock hetween the Senate and the
Assembly which will prolonR the session. The
Constitutional Convention is to meet in about
ten days and It will need the Assembly, cham
ready been In session longer than usual. and
the Republican leaders fear the result OF ex-
Senator cantor askei the senate this morn
ing to reconsider the vote by which his amend
f the Ss s1
Com need not construct sidewalk on
the eastern side q the speedway Senator Sen tor
people wanted it or not. The vote was recon-
The notorious frauds OF the Clerks desk OF
the Assembly have reached such stage that
Mr' h fiss s said that he W was recorded as voting
for q hill Of which he had no recollection; To-
SS1 aSnr Mr. ths b 10
hiIll. for he wa, not in Albany Friday when the
the journal corrected. The Clerk had recorded
him as voting. whereas he was at the Soldiers
is evidence from Republicans that the roll calls
are doctored In orde. to pass what bills the Re-
publican leaders want and to defeat what bills
Ut The - rerort enc o. the, committee to consider
tSs Factory 99 @ ss Biz By
the Assembly: The original tally ,heet shows
hss q to SG: Eor'r sc s
that the affirmative vote OF Mr. SehillingeT was
Ss1s SYsSt hS ;sas s Mr. 9 Rn:h
ger had voted for the bill. Mr., ,SchillinRer
said he voted for 1t. Eleven Assemblymen and
Tne only eyidence that he did not vote for the
hear @ M. him % Vote Mr. suiser said that the sworn
testimony OF the members OF the Assembly
who sat around Mr.. Schillincer and the orig
tion. The Republicans had little TO say, but
they all voted against making the correction.
The passed ss bill to sE torsg1 sssf
stock. The bill now goes to the Governor, The
in the annexed district in New York was laid
aside by the Assembly as 1t WAS evident IL
could not be passed in the shapH, IL was In
MIR. Fish Introduced the Suppem entail Sup
ply hiil. IL elbows that tho contests Instituted
by Republicans to get counsel fees Tor their
ss ses 5 TR.
passed the bills to exempt Fourteenth street
In New. York from elevated railroads. to make
silver, and TO extend the time to complete the
Trey and New NeT England an, hae,iiroad he,,I nm :, -.
Senate and were made a special order for to-
morrow. The bill TO make the Police Com;
mission OF Albany sinRle-headed was defeated
tRS sfs s 10 smsnd th. Albany sSe to
fine the work on the streets of Brooklyn to
citizens and residents % Brooklyn. providing
incs ranks where the depositors have not APP
peared within Ave years. to forbid the sale or
gilt q tobacco TO minors IN state prisons.
TO prevent, the removal OF veterans OF
the war from public SffiSe. to make
Twelfth ward in New York. TO Increase the
salaries OF New York patrolmen from 81 200
York elevated roads Ave cents for continu-
y The bin to prohibit the display of any other
public buildings passed the Senate by a vote
of2l to l, Senator Bradley was the only one
in tho negative.
Marrin'- CIvii Service Bin Signed.
ALBANY April 24-Goy Flower this afternoon