The sun., 1894-02-20
THE CLERK DID THE VOTING,
CORRECTING 5HE JoURSIL or ret
DAI'S DOM GS IN 7BE AssEMHLy

vstes ot Assemb y-e, On the Re-oirtto, ~.
| Iave.tiEatIng ths State Comp,ission- r..
| eordrs In the Amrmsitvs Nvhen T,..
votes N The NsRs,tvs-Ab-,nt ASS. mh,,.
-er Also Were Recorded - V,i,.
| N the Affirmative - ser ntor srNto,,.
A Anendme.,- to the EnIIot II 10 m D., ..
| ALBANy. Feb 10.-As soon ne the openir,
| prayer Wis over in the Assembly this eventn,
| and the Clerk began the reading Of the jour.
| nal, Mr. Sulzer repeated his charges that tl,
| concurrsnt investigating resolution. No X n
| investigate tho State Commissions was ro,
| tassed on FRIDAY. but that the Clerk Recorded
| enough Affirmative votes OF memUers VII,
were not there to pass 1t.
Mr.. sulzer demanded that the names o, IN,
members who were said to have voted in
the Affirmative be read. and the name,
were read and number OF Democrats
got up and said that they had Icon
recorded in the Affirmative anil h,1
voted in tho negative. Owing TO the town
elections on Friday. there was not quorum n
Republicans present. and In order t. pass ths
in vestlRation resolution the Clerk recorded in
the Affirmative n number OF the absent E,.
publlcans. He also recorded a number 0,
Democrats as voting In the affirmative.
When this roll was called the democrat,
arose and objected. 80 many Democrats ver,
objecting at once tonight that. althoughtne
Speaker thumped persistcn.ly with his gayel
he could not drown the outcry.
Mr.. Ainsworth made tho point Of order that
these protests were not in order. Speak.,
Malby ruled the point Of order we'll taken
Assembymen Brennan and Douglass asksi
that the journal be corrected bv putting their
names in the negative. The Republican ma.
jority OF the Assembly refused to ALLOW Tn,
Ar Harr 81
he be recorded in tho negative. lie
said that he was not at tile Assem-.
bly, on Friday and so he did not
vote on the resolution at all. The Cle!k
had recorded him In the Affirmative. and fit
waa possible for him to vote without being
present he wished the Clerk would record him.
as he would have voted In tho negative had ho
The Republicans laughed greatly at this. hut
the Democrats continued TO protest brennan,
Myers all said that they had voted In the ncg,.
tive. and that they we're recorded wrong. In
1nnlly agreed to record these names In the
Mr.. Stadfeu then asked to have his nam.rs.
corded in the negative. Mr.. Cassin alec asked
to be recorded in the negative. The ngnbpr
the neSsiive and nsis,ins % Fi that s'S the Vol. !.
had leen announced wrong. was increasing
Mr. eassa and refnsea so MAKE any urbst at
corrections. so Investigation mum Der IL ia or.
deroi according TO the journal although IL was
] names we're s recorded dYerenty from % The 'T. wag
they voted. and 90 many OF these statements
were male that 1t was obvious that the resolu-
The Myers Pstent Voting Machine hi cans, ea@s
up in the Assembly and was ordered to
third reading. The bill permits counties TO
use a patent voting machine instead Of the
present system OF n ballot box.
The voting machine is cons tructed In such
man manner H, that At py pressing different knobs
opposite the knob he presses.
These bills were introduced:
Mr.. Ainsworth-To incorporate tue American Baptist
Mr. Mnrrin-io compel elevated railroad ccmpsni.,
70 complete tho erection OF structures which they
Mr. Porter-Ths Beckwith ana Quaek ksnbush Claim
Mr.. whtttsl-To prohibit the employment OF NOR.
than i've per cent. OF the total number employed
making hrn.heS and brooms in such smploymsnt in
Mr Bntts-to permit the removal OF the Eo6logioh
MIR. Ainswortn-To abolish capitni punishment and
10 make the penalty for murder for ifa
Senator Saxton has his election law amend
Tomorrow. These amendments provide for
the punishment OF the delacing or inJuring
election booths or the opening OF the door Of
E, Any inspector may order au arrest Any
Justice may order name stricken from the
list on evidence that II is improperly registered
These bills wero introduced In the Senate:
'ionsrs TO furnish electricity aud gas s''A
Yets sna B1ooRsn thousand ss Griss OF Ne"
The Senate passed Senator Cantor's bill for
an additional appropriation for the bridge
The general Non.partsan Election Inspec-
'oTs Dill was passed by the Senate tonight
This bill Is In accordance with the recon-.
Election Boards throughout the State In DEM
,eratic cities and Republican towns alike
'hould be non-partisan-