New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-02


,,vppArE FOR MAYOR
-,,, ,rcrIAI. ,cRHfsroNnt\T "f 1Hr TRIBUNE
March l-Whencvcr William Suizcr can
t,.t cause upon which to oppose M paFs's'
hnd ~ 10, ~, generally attempts 70 work MP an OPP
OF D"' a. am ,hc ground thlt there has been
poS'''o .,,ol violation OF the rules. Genoruy 'ne
soMe ox,s,s only in his imagination, bJt tA't
Won" tho slightest difference to him, for "a long
Ia, t,s a following which VIII dance aV'Aoa"Ce
a. n.n wherever he leads he VIII continue L, '7"'
w.. legislation in this way. MI Hu'"'i -,
y" tactics this morning but without e"'C'' i"V
III ,,non which he sough: to make TINS KIM
II - ms ,b hin which gives to the city OF Troy
OIL "@ lotion 10 he held there next Tuesday
~,le,n board Of election inspectors ieSI''-
n hamilton Fish announced under the rue '""'
,y he would move 70 suspend cer'ai" !"''' -
t. h,l could be read out OF its or"'r an"
'od All the rules We're provided Iof eNV'P' '""'
F.r.,., the bin TO be reported rom III IN
~, printed and Engrossed Bins Ihroush
T''- ',,. his was omitted. That did not inter-
a. ,,.,,o~ with the reading OF the bill the sec
' .i,, under he suspension OF the rules p'oN"'o
V- f., -, notice and the bill was 50 READ ana Seh'
" ,h,rl reading. Then Mr. Su,z-r raised 'he punt
~. ,be nn! could not lie read tn" thlrd "'le ""'i
l""' -, r.,ortcd from the Committee on PRINTED
''t t,,,r,ss,G Bills. The Speaker sustained inns
an 80 order but inasmuch IS this committee Is
'''", ~ report at any time, as soon as the
pa, ,.or, r-opcr!y made ny the committee was
.,gether by its chairman MT. braun "'
-, and the bill wa~ reported 10 IN" NSS.''l"N'
49,, r7isb who had charge Of the DILL mover 10
I'd the rules 20 read the bill out OF 'S o'"e"
..er made the point Of order that as the rules
MI sun IN s,sueuled they could not be sus-
h"' -oi, TIN. Speaker decided the point not
.aton holding that the purpose or the houce
w" -. s,,srend the rules at the various stages OF
- ~, procress Of the passage Of the oiil anu .n"t
:, u.,s on ,onal with the person VINO was H"'''',"
,h bDl as 20 what stages he GeSlled 10 Eo 'O"s,
1 ,h,t the notice would stand lot me S"'"V o''i
Co. ,ba same day. MI Sulzer appealed from the
49,. I'm. tho chair was sustained and the thlrd
IL. If rho bill was announced Then the mem
trs ,,~, forced TO listen TO one OF the De'o0'"'.0
is,1.,.s horaucues on outrages ana arp'tl"iH '"'
,rcs IL wa, udiCrous for those VINO i'au So"
hin, lam through the Buiialo Chai'er ''''' a..
,a. y,.b,u, regard TO rule or right to near MIN
declare that De had never see" SUN
r,,ires in an his life
Nr TAYLOR. Of BROOKLYN, eTectuaily answered
Mr. Sulzer. and showed exactly Wha' 'he '''""''
,,,. lie eNrla!ntd the features OF the OH anu u"
cl,r.l that il had been advanced regularly anu J."
accordance with the rules Of the Assembly,, i"7
hin hal been before the coMi''l'e anu "'
,,,s,.e.f there ana no one had dared TO 20 BEFORE
-, .f,.... AMI oppose l.. All that the hlh no
- -. ,,vs the Republicans Of the city OF Troy
g, canal number Of inspectors with the democrats
e. Tho election next week. All the Democratic
T.,,v and 0,lbusterng were TO hold the bill back
$, ihat it misht not reach the Governor j" '''''
- Do effective for this election.
f,v.speale~ Bush Mr. Ryder and MI BUTTS
democrats. tumbled into the column hea 'eI 10y
ttr S.lrcr and opposed the bill Mir Flsh ciosSSl
Re aIsrnehi p, 'o he Was tired Of hearing such
chestnuts" az they We're coIstahlll bettii6 80.
voting against IT, inns , o, ask aUplvng to the
I'm.
49, Nm .I}ut the conditions then were dlnereht.
ihat o',. 49, mai MIR Sulzcr was hard hit. for he
90 tb,t h., could not proceed Mr. Fish refused TO
h. jrtcrripted. whereupon Mr. Sulzer shrieked;
aHnoinci parrot is talking" replied Mr. Fish and
IT,. hi1 was read through and rollcall was
ordered on It's final passage Mr.. Sulzer sent wore
around among his Democratic assorhoTs ts5
eoarh 70 believe that in this way the passa a
OF the bin could be prevented VI M NIL oang
* Sneaker he knew full well that ne Wes aShiiss
s\o~y MEMBER OF the minority 70 commit a gross
violation OF the rules On the can OF I'M had
vote IN IN. Tn Constitution requires that
recolael a. a. rb,b creates tax shall be passed
BIZ ma olity vote OF three-htths OF al the mn ~
~ ~ 80 d 10 The Assembly The Speaker saw me
',,, Won ~ once and ordered the clerk to record
as present but not voting Messi5 Su.zct' Stnin
POI AMI Eeillv EX-Speaker Bush tried 70 be re.
r0r,.5 Sist q the result was being announces put
II ,yoe 100 late lie endeavored to justify his mega
a,tis in refusing TO vote when his name was calira
a. nm snn0,.ncng that the members Of the minority
1Toiiil vo.,. for violation Of the rules Ihis
u f,ort ~ Standardization may satisfy his own
conscience but il does not destroy me It'oir 10
as an ex-Spcakcr knowing what The rules are ne
Wa gliitv OF a gross breach OF them. When the
Speaker ordered the Democrats 70 n' 49,, eo,rc
present Mr. Suzcr created Laughter among SON IT,
.1f MS Democrat. associates and applause IoT W.
Speaker the Republican sicc DS -, ~
THAT'S right go on. Mr. Reed; Inc SPe"he'
bov.e6 In acceptance of the compliment. - 80
This Is the hrs. time within the memory OF any V.
around The Cap.to, when a Speaker was coinp@ssn
. friflr d o.
refusal Of rnelle:s % vote either FOR or aeaIn9
III Sp-sl,er Ma.by was highly coinpt;nen,eG NV
q considerable number ~ other ~. SSarnirr
cans w!o hafeael 70 De IN the he Issue as
II came 70 him boldly AMI v.,nopt ~ mi ., the
senate which was IN recess waiting for II 70 De s
over There II was aiSo deDltGt H.c' i,s immediate
tor Cantor however. dl1 not opPose ar 80 the
Consideration and therefore Il went az one -
10 a third reading Senator SaXtoh exp a4io4 w
senator Can't r Ion act introduced by sena-
Tor O. Connor rad not yet been passed ana IN ue
b,J reeciors this spring Instead ac,T rr'H In
20 The democratic cities Of Albany ana ROY CIV D,
80 he nassld II the principle was tCod' WI! W., ~
s3py It 10 the Republican cities OF Eoh'f''
Ter ana Newburg? ,r ,d, guarantee
a., - a, ~ nase AZ once" said Senator Saxton
" ~ fer an amendment TO this bin including those
Sa dd eeeept tha replied Senator Sax'on
"for that would delay the passage OF thiS D1l snor
.
"and pledge the support OF the Democratic Se"a-
tors any - I'm can be ,'-awn for the Republican
elites answered Senator S'xton and passeq )ust
es c,,tclSiy. nassed tomorrow, In fact. But IN re-
O. e. the bin am unwilling 20 take the chances
Of having II amended here and sent back 10 the AS
won 7 regard this bin as the worst sort OF
special legislation. SAID senator Eantor u, u.h,ch
NJ. = r,assed ON Thursday and became law yester-
dav?' INQUIRED Senator SaNton 49,, w..
s.Pecause' answered Senator Cantor, THE Troy
election boards have already completed part OF
tbeir york The Democratic party Is In favor or
non-partsan boards OF election inspectors but thiS
hi consider outrage GUS IL would never have been
passed II the Republican party had not indorsei
Mayor Whelan Of Troy. for reelection IL |!Ii
give one Of the candidates for Mayor the power 10
name the inspectors who count the votes .
Senator CantOr's opposition TO the passage OF me
hlll was due to his knowledge that senator EdWhrh
Murnbv Il seking 10 elect a candidate OF his own
FOR MayOr In Troy. This candidate is a member of
the Board OF Police. which appoints the election
Inspector - 49,
The Republicans finally forced vote upon the
bill and II was passed by a party vote o. y ID i"
the Democrats voting in the negative