The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-11
/, PLATT-TAMMANY DEAL.
.,,rRs or BoTH PZRzIEs SAT
sy,r IT rs UTTERLY FALSE.

S,,-,-rti.sn Election Boards SUI
,uo.urs Ruie Proposed In the Senate
~v Ian. 10-In view OF the staten emit
.I..I has been arranged between Tam
Aspsll and Mr.. Platt, the reporter for TINS
..sed the leading Democrats and the
~. pspublicans about the facts. The oc-
w.. Tor these rumors was the introduction
~. bI.partisan New York city Police bill.
,i.s ras introduced in the Assembly to-day
~. thornton OF orange county. and which
y .l,.ady been introduced In the Senate by
49, sIow OF the same district 1t Is the
Xii which has been pres ented for several
-. and which has never passed.
- Flower did not know that the bill had
y. ,otroduced until he was told Of IL after
~ us had no knowledge OF any under
LILAC OF any kind In regard TO it.
~, Gov. Sheehan said: This Is the same
=, ..lcb has been introduced for several
Tho Republicans have tho votes to
10 II is a bill to give the Republicans
,.y.,,bs Police Board patronage in New York
=. n ia hardly necessary for me to say that
-. pothing whatever to do with II. and
-, Of no Democrat who has
s....or Jacob A. Cantor. leader oithe Demo-
=. N the Senate. said: This 10 the same
m ,nch has been here for several years.
a.. a no Democratic understanding OF any
Ind in regard TO it.
s.,,tor OConnor. who Is regarded ~ Mr..
,.a,s closest representative in the Senate.
nI,,h,t no had never seen the bill until few
.I,n,as before it was introduced. and there
:, M understanding about It. He believed
M, n should PASS il the Republicans OF Now
y,,t ety wanted II. and II they favored 1t he
youd vote for it.
s,nator OConnor rose to a question OF
,J,iltce in the Senate. and said that the
. s,,sp,ent that there was deal between Tam
any Hall and the Republicans was utterly
hlse
/ an the non.pnr.isan Election Boards bill.
,h,sh was introduced in the Assembly to-day
M Ainsworth. and which Senator O'Con-
n a, introduced in the senate. there is a gen.
r,l unanimity OF opinion. since the bill car
VA. into effect the recommendations OF Gov.
no.sr in his annual message. This bill pro-
rau that there shall DO four inspectors OF
,.e,ion in every election district. and that the
op,nizat!on OF each party shall select its in
SECTORS
Nj. Butts introduced similar bill. except
that Il provides that the inspectors shall DO
,ppointed by the Supreme Court. Mr.. Butts Ia
Democratic Asssmblyman from the annexed
district He said that he believed that tho
police should not have ANYTHING to do with
Dem oeratc party was always In favor OF hon
est elections. and that he was glad to see the
Republicans introducing this bill, which would
give the Democrats some assurance OF an
honest count In the Republican rural districts.
Senator Saxton introduced a resolution TO
provide for closure il the senate; The resolu-
ton is an amendment to the rules and Is one
Of the several amendments which are Intended
10 diminish tbs power OF the Lieutenant
Governor and to give the Repubican majority
complete control over legislation
The rule for closing debates provides that
ltef six hours OF discussion motion to close
hs debate shall be In order. such motion
aust DO called on IL at once. IL q major
~ vote in favor OF closing debate. the
,.sdnr measure measure takes precedence, OF all
nI not be mado until two Senators have
.ls or ns
~ tine OF other Senators and speak for as
lnf hours as have been assigned TO him.
hin specific authority is given Tor the
psniing OF q quorum. Any mem Der who does
iagte shall be called on by tho Chair to vote.
end him as present and not voting and he
sal be counted as one OF the quorum.
The powers Of the Lieutenant Governor are
hbe restricted by prohibiting his deputlzing
ny one to occupy the chair for him unles he
10 Albany at the time. and then for no
l'lcer period than twenty-four hours An
hhoyation In connectlon with private bills is
la amendment to the rules that no private
ILLS shall be considered without me-
norial or petition attached. These amend:
tents 10 the rules were ordered 10 be printed
tad TO be discussed next week.
Bills were introduced in n flood to-day. Be-
M the b.. partisan New York Police Board
uon bill, these were introduced:
y senator Guy-FOr the issue OF $50 600 Of bonds
" The improvement OF Riverside Drive
~ senator coins-To prohibit the making Of brushes
hthe Albany penItenusry.
si he Harlem .hip canal oridss
" senator Guy-ro preserve the trees on West Bnd
y senator Lsxow-To change the time for the meet
I q NAY, and To permit the Convention to meet in
sssi places than Albany. INT. means sara oEa;
r.nss between Twenty nfIh and Fity nInth streets.
lar issue of bond. to build wo and half million
SLaI,' WORTH OF new &C hools In New IOrk city.
" senator chid.-To reduce the rate OF fare on the
bAg Island Railroad to two CENTS mile.
As,nb.ymA shefleId-FO prohibit members OF
Y. Nav Isrt frs hoard from being candidates. for
~ assembly man Robertsou-rO make all the sm.
shows tue rank Of lAso=sr pass cvl ssrvics sK'
" A.lsnblymaa sheneId-ro prohibit New York
Ilss J1sLlcss from practising Law during their term
TINS s,l Is intended TO rsneet especially on
NJ Barts-To provide FOR the consolidation of
y " Narrih-To -sdaes the price OF ga. in the an.
saSd district TO 81 70 a thOgsAnd fesL
~ ~ ShAmo ers-Io repea! tho amendments TO the
NJ, OGTady-To build dam 100 feet high at Mount
.sls 70 supply water 10 the Erie Canal
49,, ho1t0n-Io reduce the rate OF interest TO ave
-, y NJ rhnInton-To have the state pay for horses
sus IN, Iha, are kiisd because they are afflicted
kISt1! .IsaosrAptsrs bills with other Law costs
hltenl EetiRg marhlrs
~ " Huu.-lo compel the suburban and Mauhat-
~ .le9 railroads. u carry passengers anywhere
' y ihelr lines for ore nve-rent fare
A, We Issue o. 5000 OOD bonds for the building
T,.l4e Al 10th street and First avenue
~ 10 licenses
Il T Ss tue day and night Telegraph rates.
'.e''a OF The Cathedral FaFESAy.
A There VI IN be hearing on the bills 70 AppsaI
Siii1iIssL The Assembly Committee on Cities |
~ ~ axe 10 these bills first.
n,oa anehdments TO the Senate rules are |
N S pOsed IA connection with the intention on |
VemnHto o. the republicans to unseat several |
Robst. - ncer the present rules OF the |
lie ~ debate cannot be stopped. except by !
TIT. VIII action OF the presiding officer. !
tbs Se.hs y do any wholesale unssAting in |
In tbs sste- 10 the Assembly there is nothing |
nTssIittues v prevent them, for theY have the |
eis lux onlesr and they can move the pTeyi- |
'Is Question AZ any time
M tSool asAl OF dlsssnsion has arisen among |
Of nstSe.heAns on account Of the distribution |
aros5J nHage' which WAS not enough TO GO |
Mn IN :, ns old members were most familiar !
p.i h We patronage. and the nsw members are |
spSse,klh1ing TO ind out about II and TO kick.
resissat afkeF to- night gave a dinner at his |
esn &C. 10 toy. Flower and the new H6Dub-