The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-11
APP0RTI0NMENT WRANCLE
Allegheny Members Anxious for
Proper Representation.
WOULD GAIN BY REIMBURSEMENT
Philadelphia Wouid Also Bcceivo Benefit
from Now Arportionment- General
Goblin VIII object to Lobanon's
Being Loft In tho Cold.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

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e"ins ''o'e :" une new ueai una" ""'
u, s =" '"e sVt'e' iour repIesen'"-
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iN.i '.es t'a' .ne o"uh'y sho"'" nav
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,"'.o' '. 'peo'a' o,i ,ou'u ue p"se
wou'o oe uohe auieN,y' pu. sen
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so,,,o ,,,.as ,r ,hs ho,,se, h,,, a ,unhor
,ysst os tho mnuptaips that now have
two renrase,tatives will have only one
1, m, reu, onpor,;onmert They do
no. have tho nnn,Iation and that set
ties II. much rs the apportionment COM
mittees would like to assign them their
present representation.
Chairman Culbertson, OF the house
legislative apportionment committee,
has made a careful canvass of the leg
islature. He would like to see his bill
passed as reported. Mr.. Culbertson 10
fearful of combinations that may be
made among the disgruntled members.
Under the new arrangement Allegheny
county will have twenty members of
the house and five senators. Mr.. Gull
bertson says most OF the Republican
leaders have declared for new ap-
portionment. Governor Hastings, Dave
Martin and Senator Porter, Senator
Finn chris l.. Magee and Lieutenant
Governor Lyon nave insisted from the
beginning that an apporionmenl OIL
shouiu De passed.
IL Is assumed 'ha'' as senator quay
representative Lieutenant Ho'erhor
Lyon Voices the sentiments Oh the pea-
yer county man on TINS SUBJECT. GOV,
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ass,,rad NJ cn,hoston thav will sun-
ou. h,. In
wha,har ,,,s ,s aoro o M. rro,,
sonanas ~ = oor,oranoo .ha. tho phil
aaI,bio aa,asat tion vii, hova hatwosn
rorv .rd Noraov ph,,adalrhio ri,,
ha,,a ,ha s.,ra ranrasor,o,ior ir tha
~, nnor,,onn. h,,, ,oro 30 tho
dis,r,ots ,yi,, ba ohoraad Tha nonuIo-
.Ior 80 ,,a o,,,l,ar C,,t,, to hain,, or,1,d-
cd fror, tho down tou.n sact,ons to III.
suhurbs This ,s dua to the ,roIIev lines
ara ,ho ,,ro,,,,h 80 h,,s,rass Th. rras
ant members whose districts Ioae their
Idar,,,,, oro o,no.od % ,ho ,,a,,, o,ror-
,,onran, "a as ,ha,, al ha,.a ,hai.
s.,a.ar :, - 60, D.. 80 ~. a,,i,a
,ions oo,,,d ha aa. ~, 1T, -
60, o,,o,,o.h 30 doeo,. ,t,o IN,
INC U"'y y'""" ',o"''e'
i"r iouo'e oet"een 'eha'oi Quay
dho Dase har'ih nsuies III .he SUBJECT
as potent iaolo,' oonie oi the mem
nafu' pu' II 10 pe'ie'eu tne Mar'in peo-
PIE WIN get the worst Vi 1t. me rhiia-
us'ph'a ieauei up W u"le' II is SUSPECT
GU, mas oeen assiS'eu ny western Fehh-
ssi'ahia pohticlahs anu at this stage
ne can aiioru 10 De unsrateiul. AS
sample OF now the districts are changed
III hIiaueipnla, the Nihtn Ward, repre-
sehteu ny MT boi'es' ana the Elghth,
py Mr' Scout are wiped out Both rep
resehtati'es are martin men, although
they are credited with being supporters
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g.. NJ. 80. ~, ~" 'epi e@e"'e'
IN ~, H. hn', % ~. r M man vi tne
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nc -" wiz '''' y. ao'e u Keep II IN
ns CT n. men 'ne
.a, .",n a.a go 10. "a.u7, wn''n are no"
.sp 49,. =, -, ,,... an, .ti'e,'
a. pue M a"v Na'ura'-
~ .neSe rh,iaue,pi'iahs nave tne sym
pa.ny VI tne,' oo'ieasaes from that city
:" 'nen ',ouo's'' anu IL 'ney can sWihg
oerS.'n o',i II WI, nave "aro sieuulhg'
the oeiesatloh WIN tnem against Cul-
speaker Waitoh ana Representative
feitl' poth oi "hoin are rn'iaueIphlans,
think tne appor',onnent shou,o be
passed, Wheh IL IS remembered that
mercer, Lawrence, huntihgdon' Bed
ioro' somerset ana other western
couhties now having Two members VIII
lose one eacn, II IS but human that these
people should JON any combination to
defeat an apportionment. These are
the dangers that beset the bill.
Senatorial Apportionment.
There is also trouble over the sena-
torial apportionment. Lancaster