New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-13
An INGENIOUS THEORY.
,,p srr1.ZER IMPUTEs THE TROY MURDER
TO A. y. A. INFLUENCES.
-,,r MOST ridiculous ATTEMPT YET TO
SHIFT THE RESPONSIBILITY FROM THE
SHOULDERS OF GOVERNOR FLOWER
AND SENATOR MURPHY.


AND SENATOR MURPHY
Albany. March 12-Mr. Suffers reduction Of
. hill 70 repress the "padrone" street-cleaning
.,-sten, of New-York the signal for a round
orsneech-making. The introducer Of me bill said
,his was the first time in the session he had
asked unanimous consent to Introduces BILL lie
,,os ,npellcd 10 do il because the 'p2drone sys
tor, Of New-York was wrong. 1t meant The en-
nlovment Of Italians at 81 30 day by contractors
who gave but - cents to the men who ala the
work The bill had been prepared 10y the press
If New-York city and he wished tina; it be placed
before the House as soon as possible
Mr. Fish had no objection to the bill. but Mr..
c.,,rar had forgotten to mention that the city of
vev-york was employing these unnaturalized
- i, nr,r,rence to he citizens Of New-YOrk.
~, ho,od Mr. Sulzer would amend the bin so
.h,. t,olians not citizens should not be employed
by the city.
AR Sulzer was glad that Mr.. Fish had eX-
.,-oosod himself as he had. He. Mr.. Suzer.
-. 90, of a foreigner All of the members were
,ha cons Of foreigners. The only Americans
wore the native Indians No man was respon-
sble for the place of his birth or the condition
thereof The Saviour OF mankind was born in
q manger, and Mr. Sulzer was surprised that
the next candidate for observation-disclosures
should on the floor of the House. sound the Ike!
mote Of Know NOthngsm. He was in favor Of
foreigners Had Il not been for foreigners the
shores of New England would be as dark as they
were when the pilgrims landed Mi Fish. ne
said sounded y. =. \. sentiments
And. Mr. Speaker" cried Mr.. Sulzer. Il state
here that the \. p. y. is responsible for the death
Of Robert Ross. Of TOY Nnow-N0t h'nGism
which was once stamped ouj. should never
appear aglin. What caused the trouble in Troy
Thirteenth Ward was not the action of the
Democrats. for they conceded that ward to the
Republicans Il was contest between the
A. y. \. and the Catholics.
Mr.. Sulzer closed his speech by crying: i
love the old flag better than DO AlnsWorth'
better than do M. Fish, or better than love
even you. Mr.. Speaker, a candidate for Cover
nor Of this state.
Mr. Fish apologized to the House for calling
forth such an afteT-dinner speech as MS friend
Nj Suzer had made If Mr. Sulzer said that
the murder of Robert Ross was due 10 y. J.. \.
troubles he either did not know what he was
statement !! what MI SulZer said was true.
why was it that the Democlaiic boss OF Rens-
selaer County and the United States senator
had sent for the Ross brothers and asked them
To keep their hands of the election? The Demo
cra;s Mr.. Fish said. had Just awakened AFTER
weeks sleep, and were now by me use OF
A. p A. arguments. attempting to justify an afro,
cious murder committed in Troy. MI Flsh dld
not believe in the A. =. y. in referring TO ltaI-
ians he had meant and said those VINO We're not
naturalized.
Mr. Ainsworth objected 10 the introduction OF
the bill for the purpose of stating tudt ne was
glad that Mr.. SulZer had begun 10 reform ram
many Hall 1t needed reforming Nj. Suiz1r'
doubtless had come 20 the conclusion tnat the
bad manner OF cleaning streets in New ork was
due TO Tammany II was 10 be hoped that aver
Taumanv was reformed outsider could Visit
New-York without blushng at being a cit!zeh 81
the greatest Republic Of the world. The murder OF
tobert Ross was 10 be laid al the door or the
democrats and to them alone. Mr. Ains"orth
then withdrew his objection.
The bill was just about to be received when MI
Fqirbrother of Queens. objected ana Il was IN
,r,1uced through the bill box, Mir. SulZer crying
that he hoped NIr. Farbrothers picture would
anpcar In all the papers tomorrow
MIR Robertson introduced a bill tonight pro-
vid.ng for the following salaries for New oTk
notice: Captains. $3.50; surgeons. S2.2oo ser
geants s. 900: roundsmen $1,000; patrolmen' hrsj
Trade after two years service. sl.2OO; second
errade after one years service. N.lOO; and mem
6ars o. the third grade for one year SloVo; door
men. $1,000.