New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
CANDIDATES. FOR SPEAKER.
MR.. MALBY HAS ANNOUNCED HIMSELF.


Albany. Nov. 1T was announced here to-day
that George X. Malby. OF Ogdensburg. st. Law
renee County the present Speaker Of the Assemoiy'
is candidate for reelection to that ONCE frehus
/ of Danforth T.. Answorth. of Sandy Creek Oswego
! County. and OF Hamilton Fish. OF Garrisons, ru''
nam County. said that they also would prooapiy DE
candidates for Speaker.
The latest official returns say that 1C6 Repuph-
cans and twenty-five Democrats have been elected
members of the Assembly. There Is thus a ne
! publican majority OF eightyfour with the ne
publican majority OF six in the Senate there Is
| Republican majority upon joint ballot OF ninety
votes. David Il. Hill. II elected Governor, 1t was
said would resign United States Senator Mr'
! HILL in view OF the Republican majority in the
| Legislature, for some other cause. now SHOWS
no inclination to resign his position as United
States Senator but rather clings to 1t desperately
II Is suspected he intends to serve out his term;
which expires in 1897 The Senate Of the Legisla-
ture elected the coming year. when fifty Senators
will be elected instead OF thlrty-wo Senators, as
at present will take part in the election of sue
cessor to Senator Hill.
! Mr.. Hilrs greatest effort in the campaign which
! lust closed defeat the apportionment
! amendment He evidently perceived that If his
legislative eerrynander act OF 1892 overthrow
! by the adoption of the legislative apportionment.
| his chances of reelection Senator would be
much lessened.
| John H. Stanchled. Of Elmra who has been
elected AssemOlyman from 'HeHluHS 'ouiliN
upon the Democratic ticket. will be the Demo-
cratic candidate for Speaker. Mr.. Stanchield was
formerly law partner Of Mr.. HILL and at his sollc-
tation entered the field of politics this year In
tending possibly seek the Speakershp OF the As
sembly He will have TO content himself with
being the leader OF the small Democratic minority.
| There are twenty-five Democrats and Twenty-Five
committee positions There are therefore not emo gh
Democrats to MI position each OF the COM
mittees.
Charles T. SAXON of clyde. the Republican Lieu
tenant Covernor-eect WILL it is said in few days.
resign his post OF Senator from the XVIII Senate
District composed Of the counties OF Cayuga. on
tario. Tompkns. Wayne and Yates An election OF
Senator In the district Will then be called by Gov
crnor Flower. Tx Senator John Raines of Canaan
dalgua. and ex-senator George b. Lord OF Dundee.
Yates County. are candidates for the Republican
nomination for Senator in the district The dis
trlct is Largely Republican and there can be no doubt
OF the election OF Republican Senator In Mr..
Saxtons place. Mr. Saxton's resignation will also
make vacant the office Of president pro tempore or
the Senate. which he now holds. Senator O'Connor,
Of Blnghamton. Will probably be elected to the posi-
ton.
Colonel George W. Dunn. OF Binghamton II Is said.
may not be a candidate for reelection Clerk Of
the Assembly. Edward W Johnson. of Oneonta. who
was clerk Of the Assembly in 1872, 1876 and lSs2 In
case Colonel Dunn IL not candidate will bc
| candidate himself
Governor-elect Morton will have considerable
number 4 appointments TO make In the course OF
! his administration. although not as many a. he
would Rave had II his term Of office had nor been
= abridged one year by the adoption OF the new con
sttuton This shoricns his term Of office from three
years two years His term ~ office Will expire on
December b. 1896 The election OF 1896 Will therefore
! br Of high importance. since then there will he
| eect'I President. Governor and "A Lieutenant
| Governor.
The appointments which tho Governor Is en-
...I fh. lTN and m ~
the senate. are follows: state Superintendent
| of Public Works. having supervision OF the canas-
silary SGe0-fo hold Office during the term " APP
pointing power and until his successor IL appointed
The Superintendent appoints three assistants al
$500 THE present Superintendent who was APP
pointed In lss9 Is Edward Hannah. OF Troy. Dem
| ocrat
state Superintendent Of Banking. Term three
years. salary. 500 The term Of Charles VI Pres
ton the present Superintendent expires during the
| legislative session Of l@S.
\ state superintendent OF Insurance Term three
year, and salary 500. The % superintendent
james r. Pierce Will expire In February. 1891
\ Supo rinendent Of state Prisons. appointed by
the Governor under the Constitution. with the con-
sen; ~ the Senate. Term OF Office five years sal
AIRY 1900 The Superintendent appoints the prison
! warIcns and agent for discharged convcts. The
present Superintendent whose term OF office expires
In May. 1891. i General Austin Lathrop OF Corning
lie has served since May 1885,
!
state Board OF Claims for six years at an
annual salary OF $500. and $50 expenses each. The
terms of the present commissioners expire "a FOL
/ lows. Hugh Reilly. OF Albany. In June. 1897; Wilbur
| r. Porter OF Watertown. In January 1885; George
! NJ Beebe In January. 1899
! Tire. members Of the State Board OF Health. II"
| salary: term three years The terms OF the three
presen, State members OF the board expired In April
/ last. and they not reappontei. This board APP
| points secretary a. 4 salary OF $40 ana numerous
| clerks.
! Three ciyn Service Commissioners. salary 5000.
who serve during the pleasure Of the appointing
| power The Chlof Examiners salary Is $3.50. The
! present commissioners are T. Prentlss Bailey oi
! I'tca ana De Forest Van Nleet. Of Ithaca. Demo
Gratis. AMI William D. McKnstey. OF Watertown
Three state Assessors. each receiving $500 salary
ard Sno expenses. The terms Of he present asses
sors. William H. Wood OF PoTghkeepse' John A.
Mason. Of New-York City ana Henry - brewster
Three Railroad commissioner at a salary OF 80; ;o
! iIearlscy OF Utica. February: 1897, Aireh 81
| chaplin. brooklyn. March, 1870 Michael H. Richard
AD" Symmissoner Of statistics of Labor term three
! commissioner Thomas J. Downing % Albany eA
pire- in January 1895 .... ~, ,..,orors,,io,.
torn SIX years The Pres@ni Sq@ Nsthnm srsns
spnT@I'' Tl e. Of New-i.ebanon: William r.
Weed Of Pot-lam Carlson C. schuy'r OF ria H.
| commission controls a number Of good appointments
| STATE Commissioner OF Agriculture to n0li once
for three years al a salary Of A.cpo ana ~" loreN
! nrnses The term Of the present commissionef IRE"
| & Schraub Of I.owvi.e expires in April, lSo .,-
4 state Mining Inspector to hold once lot liIt,
,e,rs AT = salary of s3OC0. The term Of the preSeh
| incumbent Robert II. Rogers. VI Piattsbnrs expires
MsrGa rn SsS Of Gas Meters term five years.
salary s. 900 The term OF Anthony CHnchy' OF
| New-York city the present inspector expires IN
March 1897 He has the aupointment OF thre' "eP"'S
| lnsnectors AZ a salary OF $500 each - -
J 4 state Factory Inspector. Term. three yca,s1
SALARY 5000 He appoints a NUMBER OF mar am
|
lanes Connolly Of New York tltn' the P'eHe"'
| CbIef InsDector expires in April 1886 ,,
Tire Commissioners Of the Board 81 Me a ,
! and Arbitration. who receive saihty OF s'"v c'S"
| thelr term expiring during MI Morton te,nn =,
4 stat. Commissioner In Lunacy cuhslsti.s ~
three members. whom one each serves .,n siM