The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-14
TIE ROW IN THE ASSEMBLY.
UNlVtILISG EFFORTS To MCGUIRE \
CORN CTION OF TINE JOURNAL

It VIII Record the Defeat 80 TIRE Fsetsry Is-
speetor- MN, Auhoueh ths Dsnoersts
Hnsist that ~ Was Fnsses-Ths Bias
bet Rsuet Bin Reported .. the ssas,s.
ALBANY. April 12-when the journal OF the
Assembly was read to-day the contest OF the
Democrats to get a correct count OF the vote
on the Factory Inspectors bill was renewed.
Mr. sulzer demanded that the Journal be read
in detail. The journal showed that Mr.. Schil-
linRer had not voted. Mr.. schillinger mptly
arose aud said that he had voted. He had FIRST
asked to be excused. and when Mr. Trainor
objected he had voted aye
Mr.. Sulzer moved that the journal be cor
rected according to Mr.. schillinRer's state
ment This correction would have passed the
bill for additional factory inspectors. which
the Democrats claimed yesterday received q
counted by the Clerk.
Mr.. Ainsvorth asked the Speaker to inquire
Of the Clerk whether Mr. schillinRer voted.
The Clerk said that Mr.. SohillinRer did not
vote.
II say he did vote" said Mr.. sulzsr II
was sitting here and heard him vote. Besides
he says he voted. and l would take Mr.. Schil-
fingers word"
Thelspesker started to ask the Clerk whether
anybody had voted on Mr.. Schilingsr's name.
but this line Of inquiry was dropped. Then
Mr.. SulZer moved 10 cOrToCt INC JOuTnhl W TO-
cording Mr.. schillinger In the Affirmative.
This motion was lost-07 to so.
When Mr.. Hennessey's name was called on
the roll he asked that the journal be corrected
with regard to him. This request was also re-
fused Mr.. Sulzer also asked that the record
be corrected as to him. but the Republicans
refused that. Mr. Sulzer then moved that the
journal show that the list OF Dem ocratic mem
bers who were reprimanded yesterday was
made up by the Speakers clerk and not BY the
Speaker, and accordingly Il was not properly
rection. -
Schillinger's name was called some one voted
Schilllneer cast the affirmative vote.
journal r' that Mr. schiilinSss tried TO. &c. the
floor TO- explain his vote. The Speaker ad.
a resolution that the m after OF Mr.. hillinger's
vote be referred to the Assem- bly, Judiciary
Mr.. Bush opposed this resolution. He. said
that the only object Of i vas to whltewash ne
r,oty de: .Ssc nle bi lac The Su IssoutIon w
then carried
There was NO quorum in the Senate: a: I.
headed Police bill and the Albany Assessment
The bill Tor a miliion. dollar tunnel under |
Newtown Greek was opposed by the BROOKLYN |
Senators. who sald that It would cost three
good iV Thing Tor Queens county. Il would not bs
good for BROOKLYN. The bill wa. advanced:
authorizing the Governor to appoint three OK.
perts to examine the use OF bituminous coal
for fuel and to determine the amount Of
smoke which may be permitted with its use.
The Senate reported the Blanket Ballot hill.
and the bill to incorporate tho North River
Gas Conn to furnish gas In New York city.
Tho annual APPROPRIATION and supply bills.
which have passed both Houses have gone to
the Governor. This makes them ten-day bills.
as he will have that length OF time to consider
them before the Legislature adIourns sine die. |
The bill OF senator Coggeshall. to regrade
the member OF the New York city police force
and increase their salaries. was ordered to q
third reading In the Senate to-day.