New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-23
ADJOURNED TO HEAR DEPEW
A SPEECH AND AN INFORMAL RECEPTION
IN THE ASSEMBLY.
MR. oGRADY COMPLAINS OF THE sLowNEss
THE CoMMITTEEs-wORK OF BOTH

Albany Jan. 30 (SpecaD-Chauncey NJ. Depe"
was visitor to the Assembly Chamber this morn
ing No sooner did Speaker Fish discern the genial
face of Mr.. Depew within the rail than ne invited
him to take a seat at the Speakers desk. Nheh
Mr. Depew had seated himself Mr.. O'Grady moved
that a recess be taken in order that the Assembly
men might meet their visitor The motion being
carried unanimously. Mr.. Depew acknowledged the
honor in the following speech:
Mr.. Speaker and Gentlemen of the AssemoiH
This Is as unexpected ii is appreciated. IL -
difficult to address the Assembly OF the STATE Oh
NewYor when there is no , question ao hody and it's
membership with interest and anectlon because Ia
M any, eary Sep' of ny Assembly Of state
The days pass strong rndsnps are fbat Occurred
here than thirty years ago are among inc
pleasantest of my life. Tue a,a ,,,.
Legislature commands greater aienon tnah nr
other body Of Legislators except the carocr in the
legislature of New-York State as more hopeful
bubble life might be started. 1t is the hest place In
which to build reputation, ana the apill.ies
' A have Witnessed your deliberations this morn
ing, have had convincing and pleasing evugnre
charge could be made against judge than charg
ing him with misdemeanor IN the nhod be
considered by committee composed OIL XII 70
lives Of both of the ETSatd ba and the
ermine thus cleansed Of its spots without uST,H-
sion or debate or other sign of strict partisanshp
fbese - are Evidences that this House can be relied
,non ~ Give the State a clean, honest adminlstra-
on OF i5s Suffered upon me will remain with
me another pleasant iecoie''0" "
lature at Albany $780,, .oro
rha cbarpos TO which Mr. Depew referred were
those against George c. Appel. City Judge oil
Mount Vernon for malfeasance in Office. lie was
exonerated. , .ho,
The Republican leader. Mr.. OGrady' urge" '""'
the various committees adopt more eAper'. wa"
methods as the House was without calendar
h,cyc,,e,s over the Brooklyn Bridge introduced by
Mr. Guider reported faNoraoiy from '"' N''e
Committee. .,.,
of safety scanods to protect workfh'h on ,'
ings from injury by the raining u 'o0' -
materials from above. , :,
Mr. OGrady secured unanimous cohscn. anu 80"
troduced d bill allowing the STATE 10 syn ~
Piedmont Driving Club. Of Atlanta the Nf"-i vi
state building at the Atlanta ENpoSluoh MI
oCoa,, oxn,o,ned that the state had agreed TO
transfer the building TO the club. and bill 10 ua'
effect introduced by Senator Cantor was IhouHn ~
be unconstitutional. I,s D,r instead of
allowing the cantor bin to be advanced me nlIi
advanced to sTd Tsad9E I STATE at the
Exposition shall have AUTHORITY 10 urp;I ann,
st Sbau nn, Il Depew was visitor ct The senate
Chamb~r this morning and he had talks with many many
senators. on motion of senator B ;i ''' P'''
ileges the floor were gran.eu 10 nm tho Commit,
The Lieutenant Governor announce Ma Sen
gee Oh Chaboon' Iamv Johnson. Featherson and
Martin This committee had been oiitteu Us orj.
take from the list OF s'a"ui"s
inally announced 40, c.ra,o~
Birns's reciprocity hin, providing tnat lo'.1s 1oy
suranSe sompanies %nose to Conduct business
ihereln' may not be licensed in this SAFE. ,,,or,v
The hills passed senator i-eAo" = a"n"ul, ,,.
inc Goshen to enlarge and extend its water supply
and Senator Mullins's to increase inc ""'"' "a
Tbe senate confirmed the nomination OF CharlSs
Hiscock to be superintendent OF 'he o"o"u's' "''
Among the bills introduced to-day were the fol-
By Senator Maby-Providing that the nnn'tr , OF
official ballots in places where ther" are our Jay
of registration shall De one anu % IN riaos v,hor.
there are two DAYS Of registration one ana oheha'i
times the total registration. c TO-,
nv senator Nullin-To establish stare leNt11
book Board. to be composed 81 me secelatF 90, ..
STATE SUPERINTENDENT Of Public Instruction ana we
Chancellor Of the Regents OF the h'verstty Mlo c
shall within thirty days procure copies OF VI.
and best textbooks and make hve-year contracts
for supplying the public schools OF the 0'a'e VII"
the books selected. -. ,,toc
10 the New-York City Police Pension Fund by pro
viding half-pay for the widows and children OF ON
GERS k saea,S wh fH HyAsembyman Mer
of last year providing that elevated raliroaIs IN
NewYork city shall run passenger sra ana from
3 D. m TN midnight every twelve minutes.
By Senator Sulivan-Prohibi'ing the forming OF
gas trusts In New-York and Brooklyn. ,..,.,
Pv Mr. Stewart-PrOviding for raising additional
school district bonds in Mount Vernon; .o-.,oo.
By Mr. Observation-Disclosures $500 for services
and expenses of the state CommiIs9n OF iri51ns s
OF last year making II misfemeanor for women TO
appear on the stage in tights. The bill is aimed
against living pictures - &C., ...,.. ....
school societies and free circulating libraries in
NewYork City.