New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-04

Senator Ellsworth ! said when candidate ior ''e
LEGISLATURE that would give my pledge TO at'ehd
only one caucus-that relating to the eiecuoi y. d
United States Senator The Senator from the Ahilu
Senator Ranes) must not misrepresenl me Oh '''s
matter | strive to represent my constituents anu
as they are opposed to the bill. and as beieVe 'hev
are right in opposing this measure. intend 10 No'e
against II: and think that shall be joined IN that
opposition by at least two other ReDubhcah SEMI
tors-Mr. Davis and Mr.. Sebert'
Senator Raires vas furious ct Senator Pavey for
this speech, and he attempted to apply the laIS
whip II Also" he said. have regard Tor the re
publican party and believe it demands OF Us the
massage Of this bill. and would inform senator
pavey that a defiance of a Republican minority IS
not n passport to the favor of Republican voters
If the gentlemen would permit me TO state SOME
of the private conversations he had win me can!
in the session l think he would be embarrassed.
"You may state anything that / said, repied
Senator Pavey. , $500
"yery WELL" replied Senator Raines Did you
not say that you would respect the WIS" "a I" ''''
or men in your Senate district?'
"Did YOU saw gentlemen" inquired Senator faVey'
cor gentleman? Singular or plural?
Eyes. the plural" answered Senator f'"l4.es'
Senator Cantor suggests" replied Senator PaVey'
that Senator Ranes L; kes his orders rom one
genr.en MAJ c anu in fact What Senator
Raines said-hat was guided by sehtelhtH AZ U ' nI
distrct-Nas ! have nOt acteu a. ~. ~,
the Ranes bill without consulting pubic opium n
in my district. deny the right OF rwo S, c5 Hi
men in the Senat. out Of IL to declare SUI 80
as the Ranes bill party measure Will ~ = tha
diets with my opinions Of right ana "rols anu ~
opinions of my constituents pI0'es. d,, Of
such bin. protest against the arbitrary ana
etrocious efforts like the present one 10 nuS'e'
the passage of this Dill " - co,,+or Can
The Senate then came 10 q vote on StIdto' -. =,
tors motion to strike the BIZ from " II and
was defeated by q to To- Senator'S Coggesma a'cS
Pavey voting with the Democrats III s"ipo'' "a
Cantors motion -. 49, ,,ils ebould
Senator Raines then moved that the biiis Snouia
he made n special order for consideration on lHu
dav morning This motion received twehty-eis,ht
Votes in its favor from Republican senators, me
thirteen Democrats and Senators Pavey ana Cosse
shall voting against 1t. There was noi a w.
thirds vote In It's favor, and Senator hIis"UItn
declared the motion lost Senator Raines tneh
gave formal notice Of his intention 70 move sos
pension OF the rules on Thursday TO secure con-
sheraton for the bill. A majority vote IN , iavor
~ his motion will carry H. In all probability
hercforc the Senate will debate the Raines bill on
Thursday and pass II on Friday.
THE Senate pa ssed these bills:
senator whites relative TO the disposal OF IN,
claimed bodies in Onondaga, OsweSo. Madison aiG
Cortland counties and Auburn Prison TO neolcd
schools. ., 81, px,.
Mr.. Bmnss. relative to the Incorporation OF Pres
byter!an churches. ,.. -. >,o,,,
Mr.. Stewards, amenGlnS the Chal'e' VI -"'"''
Vernon. 49, &c c.o D., ,,,rro,
ing the Senate and ASS emhly chamber ,,,
Senator GUYS 10 lay out ana eStaDil,,H a puna'c
mark in The Twenty-hrd Ward Of Network CITY
Mr. scherer's. appropriating s75,co to continue
work on the Capitol by day labor. -, 49,
Mr. O'Grady's authorizing the conveyance OF me
New-York State buli.ngs at the Atlanta Exposition
TO the Piedmont Driving CluD