The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-24
HOLDING UP LEGISLATION.
PLAT MEN DELAY ACTION oS NEW
rORK BILLS.
Thsy wnut 20 Arrive at an Undsrstandiua
with TnmmaaY About Fatrouses-Poiiti-
cal Resolutions nou't Excite the Senate

Thev Wnnt 10 Arrive at sn Misunderstanding
with TsmmaaY About Fatrouaee-Poitti-
cal Resolutions Dose Excite the senate.
ALBANY. Jan. 23-The batch Of political
resolutions which the Assembly passed last
night after debate which ended at midnight
came up in the Senate this morning. Those
| resolutions oppose the Wilson Tariff bill and
denounce the Presidents Hawaiian policy.
Little interest was taken in the resolutions in
the Senate. II was pretty we'll understood
that the object Of them was to ind some-
thing on which the Republican majority could
unite instead Of splitting up on questions OF
municipal government and local legislation.
Only two Senators spoke on the Hawaiian
resolution.
Senator Cantor suggested that the Legisla-
lature should suggest to Congress that its
members change places. as the Republican
State Legislators seemed to lie harmonious on
Federal Issues, and possibly the Republican
Congressman could be Harmonious on State
Issues
Senator saxt6n said that the resolution
should be passed. because the majority OF the
Senate believed In It.
Tho resolution was then passed by viva
voce vote.
The Wilson resolution was let lie on the
table.
Chairman Fish OF tho Assembly Committee
Ou NltiNb EtHOIteu ldNOThDly tue OIL 10 permit
the city authorities OF New York to e1pond
one million dollars on city improvem ents. es-
pecially improvements to the parks. This bill
was asked for by the city authorities. Mr..
Fish had the Clerk read letters from charita-
bic societies and citizens organizations OF
New York city favoring the bill and calling ut
tentlon to the need Of immediate employment
and wages to the unemployed workingmen.
Mr. Fish said that he hoped that there would
he no objection to the bill and that 1t would
The state % mind Of the Plat Republicans
toward all New York. city legislation was made
passage OF the bill and as Its passage on the
same day with it's report required unani-
m Ths Fat T Src PS p York
city legislation until they see whether they
cannot arrive at some understanding with
opposing the Legislation which hest des being
favored BY SLOWS that no des
OF arrangement OF any kind exists between
This sans policy is obstructine the bill for
River speedVay: The rural Rep1biiesns have
no detailed knowledge OF New York city al
TIER inability to dscSiminate between tsO.e
them and shose %hiss can have no possible
connection with politics.
Bills were introduced by:
Senator Csntor-To convert the St Mays training
ship into state nautical school
senator Rice-POr u uniform system or text books In
the schools OF the state
Mr.. shsfied-Tnat no person under 1s years OF age.
and no woman employed In any mercantile establish
msnt shall work more than sixty hours in week or
more than ten hours In day except to make shorter
day on saturday. No woman under IL years Of age
shall WORK in n mercantile house after o O'Clock At
night or before o'clock IN the morning. No child
DEE u years of sgs shall b. employed in factory An
children employed shall be able to read and write
for;y.hvs minutes must be allowed for the MONDAY
meal.
There will he a hearing OF the various cleo
tlon bills on Wednesday Of next week.