New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-22

tho conviction OF an honorable man would reveal
the secrets OF caucus-I
You think this courage. but, you vii ma II rs Is
destruction shouted Raines He asserted NAY Nm a,e
York civ would repudiate stapleton's action. he
asserted that this conduct was only an ,bn ox
cuse failed He protested against ne acuoh i,o OF
~ on ianorsni man and one who dares tho worst
senator OConnor pleaded with Siapet9n Mot -, 10
continue his stand. The amendment wou;d rum rum me
Xxi and he ought not 10 support it as Republican.
lie asserted that Stapcion vas IN hoh3f G'ui io ~
that men VINO betrayed their associates Always IVed
TO regret IT, He said if caucus sought L" nl p
-fapleton stayed ana answered every rollGaI meyer
pretending that anything WAS Oh nSIVe 10 nm ~.
he left he mlsat have hal an excuse nut 10" lie
""' "o'''' 80 CAR WANTED
senator Reynolds read sections or bin and
serted that they were not intended to reors1nZe me
force. but to make one certain man 4 car Of New
York city the man at no 70 Broadway, VINO then
could remove a; once any man he d.d not want
That is the purpose Of this b and not reform
senator O'Conuor minated that thesc TeIhdIhs
were puerto. : senator Reynolds asked Ior a pan i
answer if this was in the Interests Of the RepuDh-
can party of NcW-Nurk or of one man
Senator O'Connor said: II suppose the reielehce
is to MIR. P.att bui regardless OF the niinemce oil
any man, Ing 3yi"'' 3 oV II ~ not crr,l.ta-
bic - the Mayor of New-Iork - intimate 'hat ne
Scna,or Reynoids sad he had had some dealings
with Mr. Patt and had been WI S i a,
Win him senator q Coun1r said ne knew noihns
about deals. but il might not De we" To '''e' ~
Senator Rcvnoids remarked: My character VIII
compare fivorahly with yours. ,.,,,.I ,t,.or
senator OConnor went on maj NJ V1''en' bn!, -
Strong was an honest man aud Womb he' honestly
in the matter OF the police Tcoi gam" if,, 10
e ecSgtcI H w,t Was short me consider
zen biI faiy il know that fully half his col
leagues felt that way. Tie denied revealing cuG b
amendment va 10 e, short delay. The result
Of the caucus Rad twice been IN acc@iuannce WIN
his beliefs. ami had then been ruth'eSSN over
Senator Raines asked Senator ReynGG. m he had
Never" was the reply. Senator ktbnrn SAID he
Srnator Erynoids asserted that he never would
agree to such rule "a prevailed IN III. me caucus
and dared ihg S1el :? FOR ' rsns Vote on his
amendment The amendment was dcieatcd-l' 70 10.
nrnbihjiiua triais Tor offences previously disposed
or senator Guy SAID he should here discuss tne
far too Important to New-lork Ciiy to be decided
on SENATOR Guy said: Dr Parkh.s Republican
expert on police matters. denounces b-Iai iisaniSin
as opposed 90 what the people want, Sln'iai N"m9
are he'd by Nj. Larocque ana thaile' stewart
'' ARE they for a slngle-hcAdel commissions"
Assn The2 S''. are against bipartisan commission"
:.rh en- an for one said senator Sullivan;
senator O'Connor. with raief, 2Go to- Al, ' "a
changed don't think any man VINO hrl,tNe' lha t
CIV should b. kept out of mnaiic asylum
The Amendment Was then voted GOWN .! No'c
OF yeas 10. nays j..
THE BILL To BE REPRINTED.
. e..,... hot tho hiu amended los re-
senator St'p'e"" ia" ~ -, -, -. ..,ro,,
placing renewable" with RENEWABLE TO correct
A printcr'S error. il vas adopted Inns VIII
P' g., ,ir,.i and IA II. on the
cause the ~" d" ~ ''F''
desks three days.
~. s,,hs,iti,uiior of the Commit. cc % Ten bin
,.,s si,,il,rl, voted down and ou senator p'on-
va, go, ,,itfna arose and reported the
nor moi0i, me tol'''', - ,r'it tts n,ss',g,
Dill fdyordpiy 'il"' ~ tlii 49, IN called IN
ne "a dl I'm ',,o,.i 49, .,r,rsr,udinr htil
ana senator MANI n. '-t. ,.,.u. rnl V.as
OF the Commlti'' "l ~ ',,..,.s rnn-
amended 10 orr, -, 49, fH, mai vote q, one,
- ,.,t., IL, -is..L ,n debating lf.
senator cantor lh-1s''I '' T,.,hil a., senator
WHAT $ me "9'. a. ' -, an. n, N.,. York
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