New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30

Bishop McNierney. Of Albany Shortly before noon
the Speaker announced that the hour had arrived
for the Assembly to nominate its candidate. The
names of the members called. and each
arose he named his choice. Father Malone
ccived the votes OF all of the Republicans present
and the vote of one Democrat, Mr. Melody. of
Brooklyn who had refused to go into the Demo
cratic because he wanted 10 be left free to
for the Brooklyn priest II he should be nomi-
mated by the Republicans. After the announcement
Of the result Howard Thornton of Orange County.
presented a resolution calling for the appointment
OF committee to walt upon the Senate and to
inform that body that the Assembly had made
nomination and was ready to meet In joint SEES
sion with the other house Pursuant to the reso-
luton the Speaker appointed Mr.. Thornton and Mr.
bowling. Before the committee returned a commit
tee from the Senate reached the Assembly and In
formed IT, through Speaker Malby that the Senate
had made nomination and IL was ready to meet
the Assembly. \ few minutes later the Lieutenant
Governor appeared at the door of the Assembly
, chamber, and the Senators proceeded To the seats
which had been reserved for them The journals OF
the two houses showing that Father Malone was
the nominee OF both houses. the Lieutenant 10y
ernor announced that he had been elected 10 tIe
vacancy caused by the death of Rishop Nc Nerne{.
Then the Senate withdrew and the Speaker mao.
Nialon, to take his seat on the state Board of
Regents along with Chauncey NJ. Depew and other
1he Annual supply Bill was he special order in
the Assen , TINS o morning bans Of waS Te mr
Amsworth the CHAIRMAN OF the Ways and Means
thanks of every taxpayer in this for his work
on the supply bill. \ great pressure has been
brought to bear upon him to permit all sorts of ap-
niggardy or penny wise. h. has succeeded IN Keep
Was last year after Governor Flower got through
The Republican majority in the Assembly this
morning supplemented the action OF the voters OF
Nestchester County on last Tuesda} when 'h,;
voted 10 ;urn out the entire iac@tra.K tanS ny
repcaiing on which had Ggen InIhrd thr09E" bnv
represented IN tho Assembly that section 81 ~
chester County which Is controlled hy ihe Morll7
biu turned over t. thcsC people who have been
repudatc 10y the decent citizens OF thcf toW' tre
Improvements 10 that part OF the COUNT ~. ~
publican majority today passed Senat ~ i'.p.i 'n,
was to he done, 1t was not done without ''hDipuS
struggle. IN which bitterness ~ tn most nclIot-
able kind shown on The part OF some oil 'hoSe
Mr F'!sh took charg, IF HE bill on the hoor of
| the Assembly ana made a speech expaining It's
features and the reasons why 1t should b. ldSs''.
Of some OF me Democrats to give the mpr','ipn
that the bill blow at the catholic ftoi"''33tE '
this effort was properly rebukei by them but Il
s mt deccncy Mr Trainor Of HewYork WHO
insisted using improper Language toward one oi
opposed the b!. Mir. Tranor declared that Mr
@GTady ma Tos hat h. T %a i'r md IN, Of tn
same creed those who were SAID 10 be against
the bill bu, he knew that it dd no; in'crfer~ WIN
bin received seyeny-onc affirmative ana forty s'Ern
negative votes. Atter # had been passed. Mr,
that he never had promised t. support ~" OH eHl
he never had discussed the bin with any on. MT
Trainer then declared that his authority "aS man
named henderson.
Il know that man HenI' ron ana D." j. inc HprS'
Kind Of authority" exclaimed Mir. kyi. Of West
| chester. ....,-.-
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| ,aka his word as aea.ust thtt oil any "pr who
| questions IT," sad Hamilton Fish THIS was gTe'ie J
with round - app.aus~. and IA" SPEAKER 'rcaTt
| Toe a.. -nb.y his morning a.so passed. ihe hil
| in'r1du II b. Mr. Butt. which c'mpclS NJ Man
| haitian Elevated Railroad Company t. carry i~:-
scngers from The Battery - IN" eni % NE '..
an he East SIDE for I'VE cents. - 20" IJtI ID"
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! Inc members Of the New-Jersey Legislature WI?
arr. visiting tn legislature o; a., Sitt' i'acI
-. 60. 1blv Chamber in tn" course 81 iit morn
ING ses sl,n Seats hat been res rttd Tor mem col"
,br 10 r. which ta"y occupied FIR tn res 81 M
| s"..I'r lohr | Holt; the speaker 81 ~" N'w-
! Iers-r A--e,nbly was escorted = me SPrtK'. !"
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