New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-07
KICKING AGAINST THE PRICKS
DEMOCRATIC AS1EMbLi MEN 'Ai'''i
OPPOSE A CHARTER RESTORATION
MEASURE.

MEASURE.
NEW POLICE COMMISSION BILL INTRODUCED
nv ,,p vp,y. OF BROoKLYN-ANOTHER
MONUMENT PROPOSED FOR BAT
Terry PARK
,lh,rv Feb G (SpecilD. Home Rule sustained
another attack from the Democratic ihF''ipr'' u
tho Assembly this morning. by a united vote every
n,ocro, tic member % that House to-day opposed
,,+bor ~ rho hills introduced to restore the charter
of the village OF Lansingburg to It's former con
dl,ion The bill which aroused the opposite" VI inc
Anti-IIome Rulers amended the charter py proN"-
ing that the election inspectors should be aPpo"'''n
nv the members Of the Board Of Trustees Of that
v,l,ae. Assemblyman Keenan,, VINO IS looking out
,,r Serotor Nuruhv's interests in the Assembly
onnosed the bill and tried to have 1t sent back 10
the committee This motion was d'iea''u u! an
overwhelming vote although one OF wv "e"N
kneei Republicans voted with hlin- shy -''li'
Reuublicans voted against the proposition MI
Ainsworth seeing that there were some Repubicahs
ont Of the chamber whose votes would be needed
10 pass the bill moved a call OF the House 50 tnat
tho absent members could BE- found ne can Wa
ordered. and more than enough l'epupI,e , ,ao
found safely to pass the bill The only isePu2u'an
present who dld not vote was FRANK +. c"u~' W.
Brooklyn The vote was % to ~ some %. tae
Republican Assembly wen were extremely ,nh's ~
cause Schulz refused to vote although ms ml,rT
called several times, ana ihey Sal1 a.. 'Mnnn
that they would see TO ii that Mr.. Schu'" uI ,.'
difficulty i'm passing his bills. me "n4I dfEu", ~
which was made against the bill was that a pllI
VIII probably becom~ ia~ when W. Mane '.'
office " election inspectors cectv" Mr. 'nHmn,ts
VINO introduced the bill sail thit MS CON- wv,
were willing to accept the ne" law Wh'n u '%,''
put I'm the shape in which 1t was "heh Murphy
began to interfere with II. - ,, milne,
between Charles Marin renresentatVe %t OF" n -"
the annexed districts Of New-fork ,IF ah h
n a%r d Rnfsp MSrrn WAS ably conie by
Mr. Butts. who also represents what mas been !octI
/ ary termed of the New-YOrk CITY dgrcuitnrW
districts The bill over which the difference arose
was introduced by Mr. Marin. It rs'l''s ne pL!'s
cubic feet. NOM 81 co Is charged Mr.. Dnte spiel
%ani"a M "li rrn onnseJ this AMI described in
/ rather severe terms what h. said was his surprise
one who lived {. verai miles outsie Of it, Then Mr.
Butts asked Mr.. DnkeSpel whom he r"pT' -"niti.
! Standard Gas COMPANY The motion TO recommit
the bill lost and It WAS passed without i"rther
Mr Lawson Of New-yOrk sent IN , Ine} IS, re
which provides for me nS.oh OF yh ,' sho
a new Police commission bill was also introduced:
This hill bore the name " AsseinD,y mni MtaE' Dl
Brooklyn. but on the OUTSIDE - ne bil W. ~,
il saiI To- have been sent To- Mr.. Lawson. hm' he
already has a Police commission measure DeIore
the Assembly. and II was turned over 10 MI "'"S'
Tho new hin Is a. follows
..S.c b The Office OF Police Commissioner 81 the
city II New York Is hereby abolished on ana hitrr
the first day ~ January lS" ana ID" terns "i "lm
81 In. said Police Commis Al" hereby term
O'clock noon Ana thereafter the head ~ he Police
Department. which shah BE- carl 'u- i',a,I ~
poiic. cn,nmlssioners II the CIV " N.w-Yorl. At
The next general election held after he -ait Oh
thn largcs number Of votes at the asr general
election. shall nominate four candidates Tor ROM I
, county OF Now York. % bee voted for az inc SAN
election. which election no elecior shH N,,' iVI
nominees the two candidates OF me sam ps' ,
faith having tn" highest number %. VH'' i, ' osy
ff fNa
ing the highest number OF woes snail WIN , u,c
person holding ne Office gi p T., li in said
! civ provided. however that not more man TWO OF
s' cnrnrris sion.rs 80 elected ns aforesaid shall be
- a.. zane polliical fnlth on STATE and National
,saues Two OF the said Commissioners OF un'ei I
r-,lral f,ith shall be- elected for the term OF tx
| ,re.rs and Two of the said Commissioners Of az
fercnt political faith shall be- elected i2r ta ,sr, p.
snail have been elected or appointed ana g9a,lhrt
az hereinafter provided Ana ~ tht ~, 'ir" nj
ch ~ fhrlr successors shall be- elected for term
Of six years. Upon The d,a'h t'naI' ps',,r I'm
i.,,,.rs S., ..,,.d as aforesaid or his successor
before the expiration ~ his term S I's ,her.,
aftrr be appointed by the Board Of Police lor tn
r.nainnfr 81 sha b. OF ike political faith and
npinon and belong to IN" same poiIl', Ph' - .t,,
or other disability shall have created su,m M
and NJ The exuiraton of the term of Office oil any
af"r.s,il except said Superintendent Of Police =
successor to such commissioner whom NJ SH,0''''
/ sh.u l. elected I'm the manner above proNlHru. a.,
n, is suggested that tbs bill is IN 'on'tutlonlI M
s,urh .s prevents tn" electors from No''.'N ~.
ali ~ the candidates nominated rms POM, ~
raised a year durnk the u'S'u9'''" - "
constitutional Convention BIZ. l., - ,r,
Mr RoIcrtson OF New-York Cy. sent IN 4 b.l
al ,,nrmlnv which authorizes the city OF NcW-
YORK to spend 5000 in he cons'rgg,2n or
,hc "vscnatlon Of the British from that point
John IL Monts9msry, II !; Arn2 SIa,n i lanes
Armstrong ana Charles Il. Schl"hrhn are "p
uontei a commission 10 See that an appropriate
design Is adopted ,... . ON,
Wr sulZer wants the Factory inspectors 10 On
! ,lv six more deputy factory inspectors anu " IT,
/ ,n,yodrced a bill allowing this To be- d3n" All i,
, V,chcrou Of uuc,als county, sfnt IN a hll WIN"
limits me rate Of fare which the Long ls''ht ~
r'nI COMPANY mny b" permitted - 'N1ib
- ccns per mill and allows any 5,ro "m,
=, ca for each violation 81 the law, WhlcN
is not to take EJECT until S"ptember l. ~ M HIr
!, ,t,.r,son az New-York. introduced another bii
shch r.nllr,.s that the presidents. Vicr-pr"si'ti'S
r,.,s,r,rs and secretaries of savings banks IN li'
go, r,,ts, have been residents of The state one