The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-18
TurS POLICY CHANGED.
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nj New Try 70
Against the state Co--is-
D,partrnerts VITA = View 90
the state Patronsgs-Vies-Fres-
..,.on Speaks In Both Houses.
Jan. II. Since the Republicans as
! ", ~. oroanI2s the Legislature they have
49, hanged their tone and feeling.
a. regards the future Of the Re-
-,.rtv in the state. After the caucases,
IN. Republicans made the nomina-
Ffn sao.ter OF the Assembly and Presi-
a,. ssnaie. there was a consultation OF
a.,0spt Republican leaders over the
w. pur.ued toward the State patron
~. failing at this conference was that
~,,,cans we're sure to elect their Gov
49,. t,ll. and that to reduce the amount
hn.',. concentrations or to cut down the
.om omissions and Bureaus would
sp Rspublican patronage. and so re-
n. Republican party.
~..,,,o 20 this understanding. the Repub-
f,.nsd the session with an appropria-
,hs Capitol. anS without any reduce
N. number Of clerks or employees.
rent 80 far rs to continue the en-
,isrks. although It had already been
- "a discontinue the enGrosslng room.
a., were to be touched. and the only
~. "a v.s to get into them as soon as pos
an. ,svolt OF the Brooklyn. Buffalo and
~ Republicans against Platt the Mas
~ ..,.onal representatives OF Mr.. Platt
"a With him. and as a result they de-
~. change their policy and to try to get
Z, ,ron the people OF the state for an at
s'o rsduce the state tax levy and to cut
~. lamentations. The result OF this
80. shown in tho Senate and the AS
ID, rhere the men who only fortnight
I.,idsd not to reduce the amount OF State
,.,,,cs. to-day began q crusade against the
!, commissions and departments.
,..,,ors Mullin and LeXow introduced reso-
,n, for an investigation OF the different
.,tmsn,s and commissions OF the State.
n i,structions TO the committee to report
L !, os,ces and commissions can be dispensed
sand what oscillations can be made.
i s.,,,or Cantor said that these resolutions
:. 40 much alike that they should be sent
H,,,snt committees, in order that full op-
I,..,lty might he given for an Investigation
1 a nat As many Senators as possible might
Mainland in it
.S,es these resolutions evidently came
H. TIA same source they cannot be dupli-
La" said Senator Cantor. for the same
[thOri,y would not get up duplicate resolu-
|rs"
What do you mean by that1" asked Sena-
! LIow.
| That both these resolutions came from the
Lshborhood OF the United States Express
be-" replied Senator Cantor.
| offered this resolution without dlctatlon
I suggestion from anybody" said Senator
l.1ow, with some resentment
II congratulate the Senator on having
,,Ovn OF tho collar" replied Senator Cantor.
Speaker MAlby shows disposition to punish
he Republicans who are not falling into line.
he Hiatt men have been trying to- get the
utalo charter bills In such shape that they
epublisans in order to keep the kickers In line.
[ the meeting of the Committee on Cities an
tempt was made to get the bills on the CAL
ndaE where they could be readily handled by
The Republicans on the committee from
fooklyn, New York. and nyracuse voted with
Il Democrats against this course. and re-
~ h..rd Mr. TayIor OF BrooSn was ono
these Republicans. knowing that Woe
resident Stevenson was In the city at the
,estng OF the State Bar Association, Mr.. Tay-
Hto-dy offered resolution that a commit
. 10 APP ointei to invite the Nice-President
tie Assembly Chamber: This was an ordi-
M oct Of coprtesy and the resolution pre-
I'D but Speaker Maiby did not appoint MIR.
INN Chair man OF the CONT lttee. AZ is the
rsiba IN such cases. Mr.. Taylor thinks that
Isspsak or snubbed him in order to punish
II iof his action In the Committee on Cities.
his little incident has made the Brooklyn
MA ora han for Mr. TaVlnr m
lnnething in the brooklyn Republican or
lihAtion and was elected from one OF the
'ailn Republican districts. He is not one OF
} accidents" and. II he is not treated with
Is consideration. he will complain OF this
aluct publicly.
1 conmltteo OF the Senate escorted Vice
lsdent stevenson to the Senate cham Der.
urea reception was given him and he made
lnsf speech. in which he said:
ian grateful beyond expression for the great COM
k,at paid me can OILY say that appreciate this
hdmy most pleasant memories. am resident Of
hsAs Of Illinois IL Chicago should IN the far
liio. should ever at some distant time rival III:
a1iis s'Ats, II viii be because you have sent
ny your citizens to help US build up and develop
fieourcsS
Ihs Senate then took a short recess to allow
resident.
Ia ths Assembly the Vice President made
lore than an address. He said:
u snIER AM GENTLENEN; have no words with
~ sa % express my gratitude for the great cOmpIi.
~ lAli ms by the representatives Of the people OF
a.s,t an honor to have been aomphmented in this
lnaHP the representatives. OF the greatest or all
~ ~ beau'ltul historic city aud this nSEnincsnt
.sa ssud,Hg OF the capital state. a building tnAt
= fortune 10 reside in a state tkss was onse Z
sia sIA.t. but Nhlch Is now one OF the great cen.
a' senate few moments ago. that the state OF
~ .sAl tue city OF Chicago are largely indebted
p lave gone from tue Empire state and Joined their
y ss WIN ours II, IN the far on future you should
"a nslfOpOli. or that The third stars OF the Union
snhsA stride toward the highest point We will
p sr0sgHt II about and made illinois what IL ia
- iou NJ speaker for the great com PHI ne mt you
aisrfed upon ne. and the recollection OF this
|. 'Me' oae or ihsys pleasant memories OF my
me members OF the Assembly were intro
~ NY 70 the VICE President and shook hands
..s,a@' Inc VICE PRESIDENT is attending the
shAtOr Hill "-
These bills were introduced:
Su,si, N'' Aulin-To repeal the limit on charitable
W. ysi,or Guy-To build bridge over tine Harlem
H. ssIisI avenue
~ ~ shsfs the STATE owns ! Mot OF over 4 90 acss
lthin-s FsFsgnA-For the use OF automatic voting
~ S ss brAdsy-TO establish state Board 20
51 NJ. H. A1enAfy engineers.
r,st h B.IS keep street railroads on BAinbridgs
- IT, AsrF-fhs PRO rata trsi Ehg bill
q s1sasiIIman Lawson introduced a bill for
on i'm MN ion SI . bipartisan police Commis-
eel 10 ~ ~ FORK city The Democrats are to
q Ia 49,. hmlsslOners and the Republicans
MATS ' lso Commissioners,
,mby To- dsS 1 st MAS presented in tho As
,nt,sts IN !. nom Erie county. Jules O'BTisn
,m biy1'anne .eai Of the only Democratic AS
strict ~ S1eeted from the Sixth Erie county
SIS have ~ Ds NAM Of the New York city con-
. In a onspdea out that the Republicans
sir two tbisdJ as to what to do TO get
0Vsrnor's veto @FFkioIlty to pass, bills over the