New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-27

leve that some fifteen Or sixteen contests were
filed by Republicans. and so far only one man has
been unseated: lie was James Graham, VINO VIZ
votes OF Gravesend The Republican majority hal
nothing personally against Graham. believe that
recipient OF stolen goods II is the duty of every
citizen to return TO the proper owner goods whch
ne gets into his possession and which he learns
have been secured by fraud. John Y. McKane stole
the seat for Graham. Graham would not return
volition 50 the highest OF appeal in this case
compelled him 10 deliver up to the rFhtfu o""''
the thing which he unawfully possessed.
II am more than pleased with the manner IN
which things are going on here. All efforts on the
the majority trouble have failed on account OF the
good sense of the men who make up the IL, t,pup pub
sion is closed We will leave such record beh t
us iha, The peopic VII again turn a large LEE
COMMISSIONS EXECUTED TO THE LETTER
Danforth T. Ainsworth. the Republican leader
the floor of the Assembly. is also the chairman
OF the Ways and Means Committee. Mr.. AIMS
worth some time ago got out the annual Appropra-
seldom has been cdualled. When he was asked TO
express opinion 10 the work of the Legs
This Legislature came here commissioned by IN,
people 70 DO certain things Is Repu9lean, anu anu
Assembly. am proud to say that we are and nave
been carrying out their conIni. si9ns 70 'ne bar
ter as Il was befor. William +. Sheehan ana MS
sapE Of g9ea @s To0e get ' RsG ff q The S police
fore. Of that city for use on Election Day. Have
All Of The rooplC ~ the state fair election il Il
could be done through nonpartisian boards o OF
upon the amendments when Were MADE, III tns
Assembly To- Senator Oconnors Dill a ana nnaI Jrss
restoring t. Lansingburg It's charter as IL was DC.
fore Edward Murphy Jr, made an assault "po" 81
'Fnrthermore we trying t. keep back i;r all
the last three wears this state has been controlled
by "a regency OF crime which swept from Bu!aio
books many laws OF which now the people are De
manding repeal or a modification I'M. we ar
flooded with measure Of this sort. Those measures
which are really in the Interest OF good ,r,,
that the ,vernor win rise above his party. as ne
diI n Inc case 81 the i,uffio bills and sign them
.Now as 10 appropriations: We are met this
The conditions Of tho financial world such as they
are Il hehODves us % keep down ~ IN" IoWc-t POS
sible mark in consonance with the ,nrchs oi ,'e
the people That we are trying to do and hope
!. "'c2pi,n srso ne ava, ~ he Rochester state
Hosr.ltal ha. c,s, a burden of over S9"rn upon
~ which was not eNp.ctod Then tnT Ep"S T.
tonal Convention hrs got io h' pinN''' tii,
e.tmatei that it win cost ronn NM III, ha. IL , s no
OF dollars. - YOU See we inu" 1 -, max n rs
much lighter than f. WIS .lst year as P'Ssinl.'
t,n arI bv m. complimentary messages on orr
work here which wr are receiving from A. l',S
stood by me S''in.. d.. iir.i-hf fiinfss anI
wrn ~, o, aro maxine MS Assembly a good
49, IN inn,~f on. vurtn, ut auI emitted io
long lease Z power"
VIEWS OF \ Careful OBSERVER
One o. tho harles; worked members - the As-
somhy is Hamilton Fish. thc chairman OF me COM
mite. on cites About two-tAlrls Of I'D th" meas
,,r.s which ,r. introduced n OBJ. Assamlly apply to
The charters - SOM. city. arl when II s. Known
met ont or ir- w.. DIS WE ,,..,r.,.,,,s .lon,.
rro,,l1i.t,. - d5. E,.ii,s Spending many h'ur'
Zen N