New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
DEuOCPATSASSUMEA FIRTCE.
THEY ALWAYS FAVORED HONEST cleo
TION5l
TRUTHS II
Mr. FISH TELLS SOME PERTINENT TRUTHS 10
,.n e,.,zrR APPoPos OF THE PASSAGE
OF TIE BIPARTISAN ELEc-


MR. srIZER APRoPos or THE PASCAL"
OF THE BIPARTISAN ELEc-
TIoN BOARDS BILL.
PROM 1HE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT o' mn ''','
Albany. Feb. 22.-The measure WIG" WIN -
% the city OF Albany non-patts"ii 'O1'I
alac,ion inspectors for the coming sP''"e 80
a,,a hack from the Senate to the Assembly, us
norring with amendments which make 'he mas
nv IT., m the city charter. 1t had been an
o,rcad that a certain Supreme Court JUSTICE vas
ready 70 issue a mandamus when "ouu P's
the commissioners named in the re" 10"
nerfor,ning the duties assigned 10 tle'h J." i''S
The non-partisan board The amendments W
into the bill in the Senate 10 make II ihpoSS'Oo
-, ~, ., do this and the measure came over
:, ,b. lower house this morning so chahsei'
When Il was announced from the desh' III, -
moved that the Assembly concur III the 'e
amendments The Albany Democrats u'uei 80
lead OF Mr.. Carroll. fought the atnehu'he"'' 80
traa ~ preyent their adoption. and large huhuer
-, ,,a pe,nocratic members voted with him III MS
ocs,r,s ., send the bill to a committee Ihey "ete
defeated however and the bill with the EH'e'u-
m.nts was finally passed practi'a"y ~ pN'S
vote Under :he provision Of this oil! 1t Is eS-
pected that Albany will have what II Hds "'' '~
In many years. honest election. -
tn. measure making general throughout tho
state the appointuent or election Of non-parusd"
boards Of election inspectors has pi.s'' t'e |''
scIlbv but has been returned 70 the Senate io' S"
currence In certain amendments wnIch were PI.
in az the request OF Senator OConnor Inc hoS'
material amendment which was presented requires
tho anro,rting power 10 name those inspectors i"r-i
nished TO him by the faction OF the party reeos@o
AT the last previous State convention i''s i
ont the determination OF the courts t-at '''e 80
convention is the hghes, court OF appeal for s'''e
| organization or a party subject - IT, III, ''''
OF York took occasion 10 pat h'"'se', Oh ~
hacl, beoause the measure finally had passed ana 70
announce what was a surprise 10 great ni'4'' ~
nile that he had always been in FAVOR OF "o"p',
san election boards. He complimentei the AsSe'"SV
| on the fact that such a measure was about 10 De-
com. a law and declared that that body nad per
formed rs highest duty IN passing it, MI FISH
caled attention to the fact that last year measure
eva,fy identical with this had been introducet
into both branches OF me s,rntttee Of either
h,nse 10 which ii had been referred re ION 81. "a.
sazsr s snsi ming s5mehIng from the Republicans
and that II was an encoura,tns .i s' ~ M Mega
Most Of the members OF the assembly seem Ted
10 be in 4 pugaac:ous humor 'T r no. .'s' hrec
| v.ara extremely restless "a well mere was o,e.
setto between Mr.. Ainsworth ana Mr. ,or Wont
ron,epv County over bill which was introduced oy
Senator Hgs'ns AID wS eI n Sr arner The
bil. takes away from the county ana towh o Siis
fe which they haze Hser recef 70 T plss his
own bill. although the senate oi was s,s ga bill 10
He
! sont hack TO the committee 10 wait foT .s onu;
| 4 minority OF the members OF the Assembly, seelee
, ,hink that a Senator's bill should not take prece-
denrra over an Assembly bill. although II had sons
! through most OF the way. - they vo'eu WIN
! MIR Gardiner TO send back the senate bhl. 49,.
Ex-Speaker Sulzer for the last TWO DAYS mas ~,
| trying 10 manufacture for hinset Some sH,s
! notical capital over Wash,ng,Ons Blrtnday' 10
and ali the Democratic members decked themselves
! ont with red white and blue ribbons this morning,
| and Mr. Su.zer took the frs, opportunity 70 srs
himself record wanting 10 rscoSul"c .,e %
Il was when resolution came over 70 tne "a
| semby from the Senate asking permission 20 aa-
| journ until Monday night that he had ms ga
| portunity He wanted the resolution changes
! So that the entire Legislature Shout ~
| journ. Both Mr. Answorth and MT rtsh -
posed this motion and K was defeated soon alsc t
this Mr.. Sulzer asked to be excused un,lI 49,
Monday night. II Is possible that personal nll.eIs
| more largely Influenced him In hts desire 10 secuI'
an adjournment OF the entire Legislature over sun
day than did his veneration for the birthday Oh '0
The Rev. DR. r. Dewitt Talmage. Of Brooklyn,
visitor at the Capitol to-day an, ana u" bsa
! legcS OF the floor granted 10 nm. re he'N
I "A quiet reception Tor some time TINS moIn,i's a.,
Another oldtime telephone reduction pn "ss ~ ~
troduced by Philip Gerst. OF Buhaio ~ 40 III 80
! differ materially from number or other DnI, ~.
a similar character which have beeh prese"''' w
| the members of the legislature. 80, .o.,,x
Hamilton Fish Is ,he father or Di enjoy IA
the Superintendent CT State Prisons 10 empoy -
| convicts in the construction and improvement OF
from the prison. outside of Incorporated cites anu
villages ,,,. a... hui
| Assemblyman Dinkelspiels anti-bucket-shop vi"
passed the Assembly to-day.