The sun., 1894-03-23
TWO BLANKET BALLOT BILLS
sBE SENATE PASSES ONE WHIcH pro-
HIDBs FoR a PlsTER.

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ALBANY. March 22.-Ths Joint Republican
caucus 10 nominate the Regent Of the Unlver
slty was not held to-day. but was postponed
until Tuesday next Tho Republicans are try
ing TO nnd way out OF the prsdicsment II
which . number Of the candidates have placed
lhem. The Brooklyn Assembly m en- and Sena
tors have presented the name OF Father Syl
vester Malone. who has always been Repub.
lican.
Other Republicans favor the nomination Of
one OF the bishops from the northern and west.
srn part OF the State. The growth ofthe A.P. A
movement throughout the state. especially Ia
Republican strou ugholds IL at this time 9
source Of great embarrassment Marshal Lou
Psyn came to the Capitol from q local election
and reported that in his town one OF the Re.
publican candidates had run over 200 votes
behind. He was . Catholic. and the local A.
=. A. lodge opposed him. Mr.. Payn doubted
greatly the advisabillty Of selecting q Catholic
at all
The Republican leaders Of the legislature
ere not with him on this point. because they
fear the effect on the voters Of refusing to
select . Catholic Az. . result Of this tangle the
caucus was adjourned. In the mean time the
Republicans will consult with the dlRnitaries
Of the Church 30 see II the matter cannot be
disposed Of In somo way satisfactory to every
one.
The Senate passed the Blanket Ballot bill to-
day. All the names are to be put on one bal
lot. except In the large Democratic counties
where the state municipal ballots are to be
used. Individual pastors are TO be permitted.
but blank pastors are prohibited.
Senator Cantor said that the bill was drawn
against Democratic localities and to disfran-
ohiss Democrats voters It would not pre-
vent but encourage election frauds. Trials Of
the last few months. however. have shown
that Il 10 only in Democratic cities that election
frauds are punished. In 81 Lawrence. onon-
daRa. and other Republican counties in the
State election frauds were permitted TO
20 unpunished. and 1t was only where
there were Democratic officials that there
were convictions. Senator Cantor offered an
amendment to substitute tho blanket paster
for the Individual pastor. He said that the
blanket paster was much more simple. and
thousands Of voters Though It's oompleaity.
The bill made distinction between the cities.
na local sna the oslGsf rnGs
where only one ballot was required.
, az R.nnhijcsn. ny nsnai and Ssr ators 0vana
and Reynolds voting with the Democra The
Dill wss thsn Passed pas ey ySts S h, 81 ~ ~ TOY
week the days Of registration. so as TO give
me ,os trsds me n E EL rne hs's ior
fhs biii TO give women a separate ticket 70
,cse 70, scho0 81 Con wa; dsODEsd
any ono: Without an an amendment to the Con- On.
The same fight over the Blanket Ballot bill
can cam. up In the AAsssm6ly: A nj M sulzer offered
senator Centor offsred in the Senate. Ipas Ths
fE3pSS6icans, defeated d them. and passed the
Oh. ny party vote En-, O., ,,..,.,hus,
field. and the Senate bill By Senator S AZ sasson.
aihsT Are h5 aimSst S identcaI , except that the
aeh :, Is snx9"s tS p 20 nHse ~ ais e passed as In or
tnebed 10 IL. "' ei'u' VI ""''nk "'' name at
The New York bipartisan al. Police bill vas
come up toiSay y w9aid az nGs e. nave e S got enough
me piatt hspubicans are not majority Of tho
The Senate reported the bill. to employ con.
from the Fsetory Inspectops' @ law. 'f'0k'Aras
e s:R:s sSs 6s;%oTs 'S claim sS$
sbsri of Nav YotS sns oay 'SH hi ,ees AZ 2, & me
ssIsry.. Isry..s', Nv" -'' AA' pA' A.m 'i''oov
to compel the Manhaitan Elevated % road Ito to OK. o
tend q tracks to 1850 strest ,,,
mi. mr. fhamosrs. hepabIlean Assembiyman
uom u1 nonsshes sVuhy lnlr9auced Dlll 70
eve eve SirsenpuMsh M pl.paItisan poiiee Com mis-
70 ~ te tinn ons t ptVposcu tb LOT New lork;
sh ~ ni,nI ~ n, i,on ~ th shG Comissiohei OF
Gny.ar T n,,.n the - rs n 6y the
SoveLnvt e1nins at,enuon 20 tEe pad Ventila-
cn, uSn OF & sne Siptoi' eAused " the use OF un-
"nne RinS Al. ..to.a IN. hu, ,o- a.. Ga. a.
0ov. rloMeI vetoea tne PHI ior the state to
porfow none, Ir0m the cornell college Acrtp
,S sSnS " sne .ato ~ oL pg, sent ne SAID that
sinSncsrina' anu lhA' 70 pay inores "astefui
y, Bills were introduced In the Assembly ty |
6oapitai sxperience to bs a ramw,ssinnara aS ns
Lunacy. and by Mr.. Herman to appoint n |
plate inspector OF steam Meters. The New |
ysrssy Legislature ID going TO Visit Albany on |
Mnroh ~
Ino hsssmoiy appointan committee to well |
sS soms thS S Nsw Jersey Legisiature and to make |
tnSm fsel az home. IN several respscts Albany |
o,Sc ~ Syyo orsr az. .,,,.a NJ p,,,.,. I'm
yidinE that the Commissioner, of Street I'm |
nn,th wntS & Sns osp ~, ahd twenty
ths Dspartment OF Public Works wban strast