New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
s,r1zER.s BULLYRAGGING POLICY.
FAILING TO PASS HIS BILL, HE oH'
THE CLERK OF THE ASSEMBLY
WITH UNFAIRNESS.

FAILING TO PASS HIS BILL, NE |h"
THE CLERK OF THE ASSEMBLY
WITH UNFAIRNEss.
Albany April (SpeciaD-Ex-SpeaNe, a.
Sulzer attempted to-day to force 'hrous" '"' -
semblv one OF his buncombe bills Dut nc wa. -
vented from SO doing by the work OF speaker NDy ~,
who took the floor in opposition to him. Inc ol'' w
a ono ,ncrea sing the number of factory inspectors
of the State from twenty-four to thrty ~
Nalbv asked Mr. Answorth to take the char oo
that he could go down on the moor anu '"aNe ',
sneech The Speaker made a strong arsu'i'e"'
against the principle OF passing any Dill ihcrea''e
anv salaries or increasing the NUMBER OF einp'ose'
of any State department
Mr. Sulzer was exceedingly ..ngry because tne
Sneaker had taken so active part against the
bill and he almost split his throat shriekne ou.
abuse of various sorts because Mr.. Maioy hau
dared 10 leave the Speakers chair to taik aedh''.
a measure In reply TO him Speaker Maioy sho"eo
up the hypocrisy of Mr.. Suffers actions ID pre-
tending to be in favor or Dill "hic" he ' P
ised to Kill In the Senate
The rollcall was followed with great attention.
and every effort possible put forth by Nr'
Sulzer TO secure slxty-hve votes Tor MS DIN "a"
roll was called the second time and then Il ue''c'
statement Of the vote was given by the ''efh'
An this was done by Mr. Sulzer to gain time IN
the hope of getting some Republicans 70 chanse
their votes He was successful in some respects
hut no did not get enough votes to pass II. rty1
nine members voted for the bill and hfty-one voted
ogainst II 4 minute or two after the death oi the
bin hsd been announced Mr. SulZer questiohed eIe
correctness Of the count He charged the cieIh n
vim having failed 10 record all OF those VINO had
voted and told him that Re wanted the result
changed and honest count .
Mr. Malby declared that the count was corIece =
one and that he as a Republican. did not intend TO
500 a official OF the Assembly who honestly uli ms
duty charged unfairly with the commission OF m
Justice; he would stand by the clerk as iong as ne
was a member OF the House. This sentiment was
received with applause by the Republicans
Tohn Hennessy who has become a sort OF second
TO Nlr SuZcr attempted TO interrupt the eldIhg 9
a resolution 10 get In word OF attack aIso. re
| refused TO take his seat when Mr. AinswOrtn, VINO
was i'm the chaE ordered him TO do so. but IN a ie"
seconds he was compelled do by the Sergeant
at Arms who forced him bodily into the char near
which he was standing When the pending business
was out of the Hennessy was permitted 70
ma ke his speech All ne had 10 say was that ne had
had been defeated and he did not think that the
clerk had made the proper announcement ,
The bill which allows the Albany society for tnc
Prevention Of Cruelty to Children ana the society
solidate was called up this morning by Mr. Thorn
ton OF Orange County who secured its maj passae-
The measure which legslates out an old ana use,
less body of officials called the Albany Water Board
suspension OF the rules. The measure was intro
duced by Mr. Answorth. and II Ia hoped that under
IL this city at future time VIII nave water
which can be drunk without endangering the liVes
OF those who are forced to use IT,
Mr. Wells. Of Syracuse, during the session nlONen
that the privileges of the floor be accorded 10
Thomas G. Alvord. who was In the Assembly cham-
Der
Mr Fish who was in the chair named Messrs.
Sulzer and Ainsworth A committee TO escort MI
Avord 10 the chair After being introduced 10 the
House. Mr. AvorI made brief speech of acknowi-
edgment.