The sun., 1900-11-24
TIE COySTABULARY BILL.
SENATOR pitrr foyJDrWy0 rOiHH
STftTfON VFRS.
Hs Vsd . Cerfersrtc tss,srds Win V"fmr
Justice Cohen Abop, the Wsu for . wv
Ia Re introduced 81 Aibssv one Tor
sissis Headed BOARD said IN lie Favored

Senator rhoraa g l'lntt md former lns'i""
WilAr y Cohen hld = bong 'rk yesterday
concerning dr'it II u rnlicr I'LL ihi"'dl
tp 10 irtrodrccd II ilbtuv this winter AlinoN
from tho dosing ~ the polls ~ election d'y
senator Tlatt has believed That snme soft "i
policc bill should be prrssu 20 IN" i"als-
lsinre Al first he was strong IN the b"lici
that state coust thuliry hlll shoulG he pni'-ed
II was quickly known that n stat" c1rstahuIn'Y
bill. ~ suggested nv Nf ll1tt. VA" no S'''"
Till at all hut that ~ was on ~" contrary, blI'
which would lcRl~lq,e agGinst certain COM
rnunities All thought of = state ,onstabuinry
bill has now rcoU abandoned There vii! 10
sore sort of police bill introduced at Albany.
hut nobody on top Of earth, not oven Mr. pl'tt
or Nr cohen. wa. prepared 10 say l'-lctGav
exactly Whist the prov ~ the bll will D."
senator i'lat' -nl las nish There ls' I
any ,Ll,c cUn,tibllafy Till. WAT ~ tho use
4 t1l!in: about s1mrthlns that d orshi nNi' ,, ,
"A b. tb talk about / Will say srrncthiny ab lut
1t. There Is nothing tanSbIo at tho moment
The universal Comment ast nlsnt va. " tne
Abby thI winter II vii. b. one for single
headed police commissioning for New YORK
CITY. pf course. NJ such Oh could pass az
Alb my. was the comment of conserVatlN"
people hs' night. The Metropolitan pohce
bll is ont - fashion. all idea of ineddlins with
fashion. il was added The Constitution pro;
claims for homo rule in cities of the first and
second class. aud II vas suggested, In view ol
the coming controversy over n Mayor of NeV
York city. that no rrckless legislation which
will tend u leopard the 'luIti"r IN Greater
There will b. good deal Of tilN and rroth: lots
of newspaper q uSs.p and twadil", put AZ lt9
same time 1t il expected tnat good Judgment
will ba cycr"i4"d all around
Something has been said about the retention
Of the Hon. Henry II Lyman 81 Oswes0 as
Excise Commissioner Mr. Lyman and az oI
L. 81. Ia .ttn nlatta
idea II any such luck. Mr. Lyman is to Walk
the plank "
George " Aiiridse Il Monroe viii not be ap,
pointed n Railroad tommlssloner 10 succeed
either the Hon George " Dunn or e Hen
Ashley " Cole Il was the opinion Lat Mr
Aidriiee il to get sorne sort of place 1t should
not be- undersr pod that lac /. to succeed Mr
Ly.nn ns LA,ise lopn.is1iorr.r G r.,dor,c,
Nixon, the pri2e beauty OF Chautau9uG. Is 70
succeed hiUs,l as speaker Of the Assembly.
and Senator Sna X. Kc.ae end d TEgd
accept the place a. hairman OF the Cities COM
mittee Of the, Assemhly, ,,,.
Gov rnor-elect Odell has already selected his
private secretary in the person of the Hon
James g Graham. for twoterms Asscmnlyrnan
FOR the First district Of Orange. There has
military '' secretary ~ a,H Mr. odsll has selected
for hi. place r Palmer Gavif, a, vc!l-knovn
National Gunrdsnan He Is 70 take The place
Of tho davs - Black and Roosevelt. Mr. Gavit
was In Nov York yesterday
The military secretary lss close relation
with the Governor. and In addition to his duties
In the Executive Chamber he of'ciates as nns-
ter of ceremonies AZ all the social functions
in the Executive Mansion. For this reason IL
has always been regarded as convenient TO
have as military secretary some young man
of extensive acquaintance with the society
folk Of the canital cltv. and an Albany man
has always held the post.
NJ Gnvit l. s1ii 70 nossess not only the
reguircmonts for he Military secrctaryship
Int also lis aIDcintmcnt hrs been recon-
rsndcd by Tho A,ba ~ Reruhli IN orgarl-
2ation, of which the leader IL William Barnes
Jr eNecutive chairman of the state Com
mlttoe Moreover State Srnator-elcct James
Il McEwcn. chairman q th" Albany Repuhli-
can County Committee. has urged Mr.. GaNi's
aur uroiutment These l. iencos are regarded
as sufficiently strong 10 settle the matter.