New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-24
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ATTACK ON THE RAINES LAW
nrNocpArs CAUSE AN UNEXPECTED
SCENE IN THE ASSEMBLE
Mr. rEArvoR SAYS THAT'S A LIE to i''' W.
,,c.~rr.prR-A ssEMsLYMAN GREEN
SAT on RY THE SPEAKER


pr-RrJcAN LEADER ASSEMBLY, Man ''>''1'
SAT on RY THE SPEAKER
NEW BILLS.
Albany. Feb 2s.--After the INST 'c"''. -, Domo.
o., e. Assembly to-day Mr. ponnenS' INC 49,
c-s,,c leader. created surprise ny nloN.ne .r.ho-
(.onn,,ttee on Excise be discharged iio" n Nv
confederation Of Mr.. HarburSers ENo', 80. 1aw
ror-.IIy reviewed the history OF the f'a'''s
=, 49, s.ote and asserted that the present s'"eN''
nas ,,r,rs, and that the sentiment OF Id - "''
,or,tv OF tho people was against IT, r,,s
a. 15o-nurrer followed Mr.. Donnelly no ANU
a. % tho alleged accusation made oy 0ei ,'NI
Raines that the Harburger Dill s''o' 'V
and had no responsible backing .,o,,~.d
~ can tell the only pious John ne 81
...., r.nreeert nv NewYork district fep'e-
ser, thu so 900 majority received by Judge RAJ Ne
., the las. election Senator Raines anu MS po.'
teal associates can meet ct their ~ 49,,
day-schooi and ouan Accent vhisNey "i' |
6ebsr the poor people from glass OF oec'' $50
se.n rural members come 70 NeW-1 oih :" 49,.
,.ua, and hunt up the city elephant III No"
=, 80 low and then return 10 their country hoine
. $50. agatrst the cutlery against the oenehcen'
Eaines measure. . c,.ror,,,
Mr. Greenwood. chairman o, the FAoiso -,
90. asserted that Mr.. hamburger kne" "eNi's
had been arranged on the oil for 'o-"'o w. -
II was unusual to ask Tor the dis0i"'s' "
r,tttee under the circumstances A.
NJ N,ron closed tho debate BY stating tnA' tie
,rosent Excise law was the best ever pIsceu oii 'o
statute books and that Democrats. whiie denouilo-
,nr I, on the foor In private agreed Win '"''
statement. -. .o,o an :.
cried Mr.. Trainor ,,
.1.r, NOT in the habit Of giving such informa-
.,o, :" -.nuaa NJ Nixon 1T would be a breach
Of confidence ,,>
well don't make such charge unless you SUD
~tan,,ste II with names" retorted Mr.. Ifaihor
A call Of the House was then moved by Mr.
Nixon. and the vote the motion to discha'se ''e
committee was lost by vote OF rs 10 40
NJ Green then moved that tho judiciary COM
,,,,,.a 10 discharged from further consideration OF
hi, bill amending the law relative TO the hiTra re
formatory. Speaker O'Grady cautioned MN '"As i"
he intended TO debate tho matter he must co''iiie
himself more particularly 10 the question OF as
charge rather than have general discussion OF inc
subject matter % the bill Mf. Green a'''0 "'
some indignation and said:
1T DO not recognize the right ~ the speaker Oh
thi. House 10 instruct or catechise my speech OF
actions before have been recognized by MN az
he,nc allowed to proceed To questions OF oloer or
something within the Speakers jurisdiction yield
70 his authority but not censor OF my re-
marks -.
"The Chair desires TO state that IT was out OIL
consideration for the comfort Of the House that ne
desired 10 confne the gentlenan's remarks 20 one
groove" said Speaker OGra6y.
THE apology Of the Speaker IS accepted an
swered Mr.. Green.
These bills have been introduced IN the Assembly;
BY Mr. Adler-Regulating the office OF PUBIC
Administrator Of tho County Of New-York and &c
Bv Mr. Cilazer-Changing the School Compassion
or districts IN Queens County By abohshlng the
first District and dividing ~ into two districts
BY Mr. Galiagher-Provding for the cstaohhsn:
.nent of public market in the Eighth Nard OF
IN. Borough OF Brooklyn and authorizing The city
OF New-York 10 issue bonds for such purpose.
BY Mr. Ards-Amendng the New-1ork Clty
charter by transferring the powers OF the Marine
Rv NJ observation-disclosures intelligence Offices IN
New-York City from charging n registration Zee
of more than 81. and providing that any excess
CHARGE for btaininC situation for any one regis
tering shall he refunded IN thirty-six hours If the
person paying the same does not get the employ
offered.
Bv Mr. Bondy-Pernitting street surface or steam
roads in cities Of the rsclass to over bridges
or viaducts constructed by the city with the con-
sent of the city authorities: end In case or such
consent being refused. permitting an appeal 10 the
Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court