The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-13
LEGISLATION MUST WAIT
UNTIL IHE FIsHT BETWEEN PLhfT
AVID HIS OPPONENTS rs sKT7IED.


Plat wken Hs - wiHrer, Hut Not
witN Hi., q. Fractional FIghts-Rsport OF
the ChnttnnoscH Bnttteneid Commission.
ALBANY. Feb. IL Little will 10 done in the
Legislature until the Republicans Get some
! idea OF how the fight for the control OF the
| State Organization is going to result There
arc arrayed against Mr.. rlatt the Republican
orga uizations in Brooklyn. Buffalo, and New
| YORK city
lie has the organizations in almost all the
| rural counties In the. state and In all the
| smaller cities since he pdelAsd the Hon.
James lehosaphat Beden the organizations o.;
| Albany. Troy Utica. Sytacuse. Rochester. and
| all the small cities OF the State have been in
the hands OF the Plat men. The old Senators
| ant the old Assembymen the men who have
| been reelected. and who know political and
| legislative routine. are with Mr. Hiatt.
| This is the fret Republican Legislature
| under the new aUportionment. This appor-
tionment greatly increased the strength Of the
cities. 1t raised the representation from New
| York quarter md from Brooklyn and Erie
| county a half These increases were at the eN-
pense Of tho rural counties where Mr.. Plntt
prevails That made It necessary for Mr.. Platt
| to get strength in the cities in order to make
| up for the losses which came TO him through
| reapportlonment.
There are any mum Der OF men who are either
| Platt Republicans nor anti. platt Republicans.
| but who want to be with the winner Mr.. Platt
has had the organization. and II has been nee
| essary for any one who wanted anything from
the Organization to go to Mr.. Platt for II.
In view OF the opposition in New York.
Brooklyn. and Buffalo the men with political
ambitions oi their own are waiting to see how
the contest will result. Senator SaNton thinks
that he should be the Republican candidate for
Governor With that idea in view no promptly
committed himself to Mr.. Plat at tho begin
ming OF the session. Mr.. Hiatt asked him to go
to New York and take part in the Milholland
movement. Senator SaKton was going. but
when he found out the position OF the
New iorR city organization toward the move
ment he stayed away. He comes from Plat
man. but as a SaXton man. Naturally his
CANDIDACY is stronger than rs teaity ,,,,..
that II a Young man Tor Governor is wanted
from a strong kepn1lican county, ST Law,
.noui hOd t Ts ns spsntsr
@sssnon! t. m, meeting but h. r. . iSanS =
Keep him away. SO it is with any plumber OF
Republicans. They are with Mr. Platt whom
tonal fights. In the IT can time all Important
and especially oil imPortnnt politie1il, iegisIa.
some mote definite share.
=. The Sew l9rk state Com mission to examine
This report covers TOUR bsitiefeIds in which
New York troops were engaged in October and
SB ds nns SSn
field positions occupied BY New York state
troops -
tion OF STE. 900 for battlefield mem orials, 81
900 for regimental organizations. $1,000 Tor
Secretary. and $1,000 for the purchase OF land
not now belonging to the United states-sSl.-
The Com mission Is subject to tho National
Commission under an act OF Congress-. and
sa he 70 Sround ha. been cedcd 10 Se
United States by Tennessee and Georgia. The
Federal Goyernment has already spent STD;
900 on the fields. and Ohio has appropriated
The members OF the Commission are Gen;
Mr. Nixon tried to have introduced in tho
snt system Of State care supervision, 0Bisc-
tion was made TO the resolution. and 1t was
These bills were introduced:
ps r.. Ss9 10 SI SGTR
senator o~ens-FOr widening Nortn Second street in
GollIn.zEs,.nsing 70, three year. tn. tim.
M y II CLARKE -rroy,ain5 TIA. the S~n.. or Lessee.
othsr .c. Of rs.ors IN Niagara FAN. mus, place %poa
the msn entrance thsrso s,sn Twelve rect IN length;
admission thereto.
ny y q: i.s Sc
has 1S:SrSsS ny ~,
under the Ives pool tax shall distributed by the
] to !. ppo e and
an. tIs pT SIs 10 sd S
'5ate e. ~ ;IcG ,oSs tina, judicial sale. OF land,
in NsS York city .n. take p.cs, a II. Rsal Estate
!aSn s.. as be BY the Term
Judge: and Sh TSS; 81 'es spP.5 . Of
the voters representing majority OF the tax1bs
sisa petition ..an.t ne sale Of liquor .9en al. shall
shall sign petition IN favor Of such safe In iuea
may be licensed sell lrquur for " sfcaI purposes
Nj tinnssan1Appr i 80 o11 Tor Long Isl
being named
Mr.. Suffers bill licensing dogs in New York
city was ordered TO third reading in the As
These bills were passed in the Senate:
Senator RobertEons-IncorporAtinE the Firemsas
senator Rsynudss-In regard 20 the once OF Deputy
County Treasurer OF KINGS county
AIS snse5 bs Sard. '"' s''"0H VI ''0'A'H
senator Eobsrtsons-A authorizing william sbridEs to
senator ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS south Mount Yer.
10 issue certificates OF indebtedness for unpaid
senator chiId,-For To. establishment Of free school
district III Jamaica
These bills passed the Assembly:
Mr. AinsworIh's-P Providing that amount OF Judgment
for damages be deemed the amount "A contIoSsry in
NJ sheffield Providing that Ere Comm .'ionsr Of
deemed 10 have vacated lis once villain ten days after
senator PArson's-laersssing the tsrm' OF eyer and
TsrmlnrT from tSO 10 Tour.
Senator StapIeton's bill repeating tho law 81
last year which made the terms OF town
officers two years instead OF one. was defeated
The senate Judiciary Committee will take
up the Investigation OF OF Judge lute's action
IN issuing his Injunction Oh Wednesday after
noon.
CHARI ESTOWN Conflicts UGLK