The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-21

This would neceesitate an extra session OF
the Legislature to pass the appropriation
bills. which usually are put through on the
last day Of the session under emergency
believed that the Democratic Senators will
dare. or much less desire. to pursue this
course.
When the Assembly learned Of what had
happened In the Senate there was the great
est excitement. Speaker Nixon and Ma
iority Leader Rogers at once held a con-
florence and plan. Of action was outlined
II was decided TO recommit all bills to the
Rules Committee bearing the names OF
Senators Bracket, Elsberg and Elon r.
cratic Senators and members who had
been fortunate enought to get any out OF
the Rules Committee. There were q num-
Der OF Senator Eleberg's bills and one OF
Senator Elon X. Browns. Senator MoClel-
on the calendar.
After this had been decided upon, the first
bill that came up wss Assemblyman Rem
sens, authorizing the East River Gas Com
pany to extend It's mains into Long Island
y , as ESssr nb %1SsS R is.s the s Be
10 his feet and said: Il don't zee why
But upon look from Mr.. Rogers he
Asremblymnn McKeon Dem. Kings)
umped into the well Of IN the Sha . mbSr and and
BE- laid aside. He was very angry and asked
why such q oourre should TO pursued.
Then II been me widely whispered that the
bill was given to Assemblyman Remsen by
When Senator Moeiellan's bill came up
Mr.. Rogers moved that II be laid aside.
Minority Leader Palmer objected. Then
Mr.. Roger sid:
Senators Elsbsrg, Brsckett and Brown
tonight, aided BY the twenty-five Demo-
House By adiournins when they reached
the third reading calendar on which there
were many Assembly bills. They did not
caro- to remain and pass bills like the As.
sembly has been doing all this session and
Sson to n say 0 that
Senator McClelland did not want 70 stay
In session to pass any Assembly bills and
therefore the Assembly should not pass any
Of his measures.
going TO do any chastisement why don't
you start down In the Executive Chamberl
Everybody knows that Senators Elsberg.
Bracket and Brown are simply carrying
out the orders Of the Governor.
M ss.T; sss Sns te could hs s. SossS.
But you don't deny 1t. interrupted Mr..
7 do deny IT, said Mr.. Rogers.
which was defeated by q party vote Of
90 to II.
Messrs Rogers and Palmer had colloquy,
In which Mr.. Rogers said that the Assembly
wished to continue It's reputation ~ work.
ing house and not become a disgrace TO
the State OF New York. This was con-
sidered by many to apply directly to the
Senate. Every bill bearing the name OF
and Senator M ccislisn a'': and d1' Do~lins
Sas sent back to the Assembly Rules
Committee.
Despite any further attempts TO hold
up Assembly legislation In the Senate,
Senator EsberG will not be successful
In getting his Coroners bill reported by
the Assembly R,lss Committee. The bill
y dead and VIII not b heard from again
ut this session. Not enc Of Senator Els
for 1c-mofrev byths Asesmbly Rules Ooms
mittee. Neithsr VISA bfll Of Dsmooratto
6enator. or Tho other two Republican In
surgent Senators.
The Assembly Rules Committee tonight
decided TO place on Tomorrow Assembly
calendar Senator MArshall's two Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Terminal bills. The bills
authorize New York city TO Close part Of
. street and permit the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company TO use IL for it, terminal
station. The committee also placed on
the calendar Senator Stewards bin authorix-
ing the appointment Of Q commission to
confer With the New Jersey authorities 70
try TO prevent the dumping OF sewage into
New York Bay from the New Jersey aide.