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passed bv. the Senate in the face ot 4 protest
from Senator Bradley. sepator Bradley then
announced that he would be obliged relue-
wa1s bT 70 rol9 snsEy I must
be stopped b he declared
Several bills .yere read THROUGH he sens. sens.
sonstitntional right 10 demand r.. At last the
lieutenant- Governor suggested that the hills
These bills we're passed In. the Assembly to-
Kings and Queens counties; TO authorize the
fonstruciion ~ bridge connecllng IeIha m
scsusoh Msn ~ lands 'E for pubc Efbons uic nSt
tween Tenth avenue and the Hudson Rlver
Esy York city; ,sppIopriating s.5;OG1 for
Gen Ffedcrick. William baron; 70 enlarge
HOFFMAN, Island: increasing the salary Of the
bospitsi in New York city Mt % .Gouvsrneur n. r.
street; TO repeal the act allowing tho re-
to ty appoint a Comn,ission to ruiid shore road
from Brooklyn 70 Fort Hamilton; the New
Sing Sing and appprorriAting slO0.OC0.
Senator Bradley'a bill. authorizing the
nipsttstor. wa was lost Ty q vote to Of 81 to ~
Gov. Flower said tonight that be had rre,.
BILL. as IL passed the Legislature to-day Ho
The veto was prepared on copy ot the bin
the Teelsiaturs ea early. ns. possible and aper-
isctsd bill rassed r. desired. The Republican
ihs Blanket Ballot bill in the Executive cham:
Der "a hours before final adjournment. and II
pared YR The . veto. so s tS sioW % Of no dsay IN
the Legislature. looks now as " the III
sGt S' SnS SeSr 20 t S" sst allow %
thsr action on the rart OF the Legisla,nre",
The ysS Is on The ground that the s m
bill is that II disfranchlses Ignorant and illlt-
When this objection was made to Il
IN the Senate. Senator Iexow Mr. Tlatta
special rerresentative. said: This bill
msb,G'O iS"f m%n GT HSo s co eSnno SG' read SS
the names on ticket or write name instead
ii, Z no oSisct"n to the the iii that L makes
intslliEs,nce i e., a requisite Re f3r vote" @
eoaa Ssto to tie
snoSsh d eS. Blanket H S.S. nfTT''SSd b SSS
it had not been sent to the Governor. He un:
E With P Senator Sn Csntop n"q That tss
New York bill. were progressed the Blanket
fhe bill was sent to the Governor now there
Hifhe stu ee time to pess ::onsti!utrioSna,,
asked Mr. suizer. was the bin not in the *
Hcutiye Chamberw p The Speaker said that
shn 9lbi III va, ssr IL The snsrossiDg room
zion Of PRIVILEGE, and said that tho, Democrats
esh consented consented to have the Republican Garty
iournment should take place this week and
fhat the APPROPRIATION and Blanket Ballot
bills should be sent to the Governor day be-
Tore final Adjournment.
The Ballot bill had been rasscd by the As
The agreement and aend II back to the Cover
hor. as agreed. He wished to call the attention
lDf the Renate and OF the Deop po OF tho state to
ehs action Of the Speaker.
Senator Saxton said that the stntement
made By Cantor was correct. Ho had believed
that Assemblyman Ainsworth and himself
would be able to carry out the agreement. He
afternoon. but had failed. He would 60 over to
the Assembly again ana see what he could do
Senator Cantor suggested that message be
sent to the Assembly asking that the bill be
sent to the Governor, but Senator OConnor
Thought that this would not be proper. though |
he agreed that the bill should be returned.
The Serate passed the Appropriation hill |
With the rider stricken out. Senator Mullln |
paid that the Assembly had been huncoed by |
The Governor. Senator Cantor said that the |
Fspub blicans weakened because the Governor
showed that he had back hone
D Senator Cantor's bill giving the Governor |
authority to remove superintendents OF re- |
{ormatorfes on charges was defeated in the |
Benate on 1nal passage ny q vote Of IL TO 10
The Senate reconsidered the vote by which |
the Huctleberry Road bill was defeated. and |
bill was rushed over to tho Assembly and |
Dassed there with 81 votes.
The Senate 10 still In session at O quarter |
efter 1 o'clock. supper is served in tho |
Lieutenant Goyernor's room. Senator Parker, |
the most dignifed M smb Der OF the senate is In |
the chair trying to make the Senators keep In |
ordsr and nnswsr to their names
>o-morrow at eoclock. The Senate was still
ID aassion.