New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01


DIFFICULTIES LOOMING BEFORE THE
,.ss,c. OF rue o'coNNoR ELEc-
TON INSPECTORS ELL.
..,,.,a4s ,n...a,tu. .'l>t 81 1Hr Tflh'NE
Feb Ex-Governor F:ower has sisn'1 '"e
49, XcU-York bEi and the lhnsing2n's 0'"
nl. providing for non-parusAh po"'u'
u 49,, IN .noctors a s.nge-headed police o''i'.I.'
80 and for the retention in ofAce OF '''7 20
- "a ,-s,s.rcr Of the village. ami minor ~ ,e,-
'lu ,.u too expiration ~ their terms ii lo.'
:iais N'-" c,.ro,,n1or Stewart. Senator Aheern
- Xev,-Yo-kers formed an interesting
s"- ,,,r about Governor Flower tA:S Ai'en-
L. ~, he s.cnel the Greater New o'H Oi'
~ stewart bscaei tho pen with w:hch '"e WV
- e.r7e1 the biz. and it vs. gwen ann H.,
- NOR Flower signed to-day BIZ proN'uih7
o. ,,,~.... ha,Yeon the two great parties
!, ha election inspectors. poll clerks ara D1.o'
-, of Albany for the approaching o'''V
,ao,t,r Mr. F.ower says in m'moI""""'"
go 20 the biz bat he signed II o'0'"Nv
,e,,oves in non-partisan boards OF e.ec'o" In''
,,rs Tre Governor. however gus ou'
go, IN disimrage the Republican hes'Sa'u'e 'o'
W. ..,r having passod senator OConnor general
80, ,r,yi3ing for az even division OF the eie0'''"
i,sre,tors a, each polnc-p.ace IN inc az a.
,ho,c, he must understand that " j. '"'
- , rors-ature to fashion an ac' re'd'l's !" "e
i,,. han it IS 10 draw up one anecuhs ever!
tai @
- HI, NJ Senator OCornor has aireadE oseh
- nv ho.h houses Of the legislature ou'
..,c,5nents were made to II in the Assem-
49,, a., return TO the Senate was necessary ana
49,. measure now is before the upper mouse IN
al. .3lv the bill would be passed TINS "eeS' anu
v,op.1 AZ once reach Mr. Flower out LOT ule el-
t..sd absence Of Senator O'Connor some Heha-
+ors think the BIZ should be further amenoeu out
oIt If courtesy to Senator q Cohho' '"e' WIN
,,-.ss these amendments until ne = mere
IRON announcement of the bill in the senate
TODAY. Senator Parsons OF ERE Oou"'Y,
tina, il he referred to the Judiciary M n Scna
b. desired TO offer certain amendments ~ H. tho "a
Tor SsXton who was acting as chairman IN the o ao
scnce of Lieutenant Governor ncessarv TO send
his bill to the Judiciary Committee LEI ,,o De
placed upon the table READY IN 70 he ee mean tine let
the bill with its Assembly amendr'en tters ehout
tbn Bill suggesting amendments but I would mot not
like to present them while - natIl hiI tboronrhiv
ee saXtons suggestion was adopted and the
hin vas placed upon the table. senator oanr i,
afterward said Il think We have not pad So1te
siiIiehc if,s where they now elect inspectors Of
election claim that this system instead OF b .G bss
Pobna1Se rs sysred eers from Mayor Amos and ex-
Senator Francis Hendricks OF Syervsd Senator
Oconnor himself has not had time to examine a ,nS
bill infinitely. He received II rom NJ bsnds Of our
RenubIican friends there So far as the Syracuse
FeDublicans concerned they ooJect u tio
.'ieion that If more than one list OF eiectol IN
spectors is submitted to Mayor Amos IOr any p Sy
iitjcal marty the appointments should be naue .!
rim from the list submitted to him by the oTSarha-
ZION recognized regular by the last precesu,,s
State convention The Hendricks Republicans nave
elected two the three inspectors at the xaT1ous
oolNnr nlaces and vet the Beden Repubicans nav
fnq hon recognized as regular by our last State
Convention if this bill should become Ia" IN ~, It's
,resent shane would he entitled to nave tne m
snectors for the November election. or course the
Legislature will not take part In any cohtes Uu
tween TWO bodies of Republicans. and Eet II VIII
seek TO have justice done in every case Inns
cnse case therefore will have TO be examined WITH
great care in dealing with the Dill 4, o.
The main object. Of the bill however, Is to 10
Give the Republican party another eIecton IN,
spector in the city Of New.York or an equ al
I nun the democratic party In return an
equal number OF election inspectors WIN me me
Panuhlcan party in rural neighborhoods, where tne
Republicans are the more numerous senator oanUL
believes that these aims can be secured pv cateiu
Framing OF the bill and yet no injustice pc done
any body Of Republicans or Democrats: POSSIBLY Idly
tho system of eecting the inspectors may De pre-
served in some OF the interior cities and IN otners
the appointive system may be adopted.