New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-06-11
REPLIES TO PHILLIPS.
armstrong Says Senate Is Not
Delaying adjournment.
LBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Albany. June 1o-The passage of the a2propria-
ton bill tonight gave Senator Armstrong an 'P
portunity to reply TO Assemblyman FhllhPS
declaration thai the Senate holding up the
Legislature. This with some bitterness, he termed
"unvdlranted and unjust" He declared that the
Assembly was violating all precedents and rules
in having abolished its standing committees ana
turned all its business over 10 the Rules com
rnittee.
The Senate could adopt adjournment reSo!u-
ton January To- II the passage Of resolutions
means anything. with much justice as the AS
sembly has done in this case he said. / con
slider this very cheap method for member OF
the Assembly TO achieve what little repu'a'o"
comes from such action as his.
Senator Cassidy declared that for the senate 10
take any notice of the Assembys action was un
just This action was taken on the broao prl"c'F,e
that for him who Will not blow his own norm II
shall not be blown" Senator MCCarren agreed
heartily adding sarcastCally that the Legislature
was fast coming that state where II might d.
well send a committee to the Governor on ihe me-
Wednesday in January asking when he would IKE
The houses to come back to ratty whaI ne
had done Even Senator Raines had few words
about this subject.
..Tt Is so unusual for difference Of this sort 10
arise between the houses he SAID tId'
had some memoranda prepared and hahdeo 10 u ~,
chairman the Finance Committee, as o1I7 TO
say much about this subject though me rem iGe
nj tho asnirne Young gentleman on the other SLug
nave attracted some attention. There Is anoCltea
a Tor on Wnfh te ae but shall refrain now
from stirring up strife between me 70 the reap
Everybody took this as q reference To 'l'o 10y
p6pposttion by Mcclellan Democrat preDenI re
+ba naturalization tonight OF a supplemental re-
count bin designed remedy the deier,S a. 81
fered by Senator Page and Assemblyman Pre if
but ss uAAssembSman objected
T5is sUpnementai bill comedies one Of the Things
on which the Mayor has oulc Meme biII It pro
Li Via ibat the Mayor may intervene in any re-
md aSk
did ask to have opened F9F ef f to The discretion
Of the petaonTI, t dd not provde that the incum-
about the opening of the others. 1t Is UNDERSTOOD
that this bill has the oyeGn9r Consent to in
+roIiIre the measure in the upper house he -
that il go to the Order q but t senator McCarren
who safeguards the Mcclellan interests III 13I,isr
ate. objected: so it referred TO the 'uu'oiai'
ut seems to me this is clumsy legislation sad
inent to the original bill? 1t would take only q
few. seconds TO do It and there "onl0 % no '''e1
senator PSge retorted that it had been thought
sentative Of the Mayor objected the bill would
have to go to committee. Senator McCarTen al
but but wanted to see sensible legislation enacted.
This bill is designed to meet The objections OF
he he said This bill provides for fair play. and
ought have that II there is to be recount
Mr.. Prentice in explaining the supplemental bin
sid II was framed 10 BIZ %G was that Hearst
might demand the recount Of only limited nn ns
incurred said Mr.. Prentice 1T would be mani.
testify unjust 10 make any other 70
introduce the bill ASsemblyman Cuvillier promptly
You are Mcclellan man sneerinsly remarked
a Democratic member land you have not sense
70 know that yGqr o6scH W may GGst [@
fused to Withdraw his objection.