Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-09
GAMBLERS WIN
ADVAN TAGE
At ALBANY
ANTI-BETTING LAW
BEATEN ON TIE VOTE
Senate Equally Divided, Anoth-
er Opportunity May Be Az
forded Friends of Measure to
Push Its Passage
,By Morning Journal Special Leased wireI

THy Morning Journal Specihi Lehseu NHe'l
Albany n y. April S.-Fhe vote
of Senator owen Cassidy, Of Schuyler
republican, late today caused a tie
ycte OF 25 to rs and defeated for the
time at least the two AgneW- Hart
bills embodying the recommendation
OF Governor Hughes that the legal
protection be abolished which since
1895 has protected public gambling at
race tracks, whereas it is felony
elsewhere in the state.
. 7 Tientonaut Governor Chanler IN the
chair by casting his vote to break the
tie upon a parliamentary mouon'
which but for him would have result
cd in killing the bills for the rest pl
the session, saved them for another
vote at the discretion Of the introduG-
er, Senator Agnew, at any time when
the order of business permits him TO
call up the matter The importance
OF this bit Of subsidiary procedure
may prove to very great, and il by any
means the friends of the bills can gam
a vote from the opposition and at the
same time hold the Twenty-Five thty
had today they may yet pass the bllls
am send them to the governor.
Governor Hughes made no secret of
his disappointment over the result of
the days struggle. He would not In
innate what measures he would adopt
in the premises but that he regards
the matter as far from settled he made
clear by the following statement is
sued tonight:
- M ~ ps,'t, ~ rIai, ,,,andata
coPie VIZ .ip4... t,,,,,,,a Ttt,
ol lhe epllstituttoa a. 1e f. t,a- only
begun. 1t will continue until the will
of the people has been Obeyed.'
The vote came at the end Of day
>" ulalla'iS a. t1l Fo,
VINO haye uoeit ap1ut ~, M,
a sTnet"tiV" - ,t5f,
~ Ohul tle we y oell'eoi ~ " 80 ~,
iaSt On the laS ma 80 . ,7t.it T.,
oills, tNt s,l, ~ ~ a., ~
i,s Ia ,,,,sri eo, fii{,.,aa mat
poSlti"h hau eApreSae" voiit'uNiiS, ~" nc
e ft,,, ~ ~ day
HIoSI s'i''!i no ,,,,.',t,.in,I h,,o ~
IilVolNeu .lie ,ot', u
''tIlaIul ~ - ~ 'I'7t z a.
va mSs Nuo" u ~ ,,'ae ,Ii,,,,,,S,,t,io
Di'i9, a''. Ntosr,erl, i,,a,ahn,s
tC tnfll paTS'tse ~, ,,i,, ,,,itI,,t -
It NM IVA 'i ~ a,,,yo vas f,eaIy made
Su'', o'iu -. of +t biiI tbat tts
- ''S 80 le i,,,+,,l,,,,tar, ana u-onld
aNSei>S H.'' ,a,It 'r , ,,,,,.,,i,.,[,,
prove 10 We llie t,t-a,, Of a,oiocI
:" hon =" an - i.e,i,,e, H.,
ii' +" a. ,,t, go - iag+ ,,.t,ar tba re
iie ~ a. o1,a,,t ia1r oonn vim noth-
~. 40 COZ, fo,, ,,ubIic9tton b,,t a story
li,b ~ It 5'tS l,,,,I, toid r,.i,,GtaI,, ,gas
',lcnr,,5s Nv t1a sunnorters of the hin
,l,, i,.,,, i,er tbei,, s1enirions and In
- N9'iii' -s7+t,,7 o,,,I,,,l,, who
hHarI f The gist of if was that he
had outwittc dthose who would have
iat,ined binn and as he mr. n here
ia ti,ttn 80 ,,ote fo,, the bil1s AZ
a., pla,,d oii ,Iono irtondea to do -
senator Cassidy. whom the support
- tba hilis hold rasnousible for
tteir defeat voted on two previous oc-
Casione in their favor. although the
,ria,7ds ~ the measures admit INF he
no,,er rronised 70 sunp0rt mem
-" l'"S anoI naesaee
rntiI II o,riocl, Senator Graft ii. OF
Albany was declared TO be in iavor
80 W. biIIe A. his time after CON
Iarrinq with leaders of the Albany
lonntv renubIican organization ne
n,ant to senator ApneW and announc-
wv III that ~ he Womb vote against tbcn>
Senator E[nanD of Clinton. until
latr in the morning was regarded as
nracticaIIv certain 10 vote for the bills
bi,t abo,t Tho same time he also
announced that he would vote against
tt,a,,, Tbare was some doubt All day
~, ~ no ,,oto of senator. FoeIIyer. of
-. I,t t,tban the vote came he
Nlns9, ~ -,,,sitio., he b1d lo,,,,
aulVIeu ~ - e',,
'dNei isi ,,,,,,, ,,f t,,o
~ ~ - ,,,t iitry ,it, ,,s,,o,t goot
"te "eIt ~ I,,,tlt
Delhs ulat % 9;S5 i.,tr, v,
Niagara rams Who l.,Is,, u'eI e5siisly. NY ~
seems to pc geherallS asleeu ti'dl ne
would nave supporter tie p'tls'
TWenty-three fepupliSanS anu Two
democrats voted LOT tlls pHi9' sever
teen democrats and elgnt fepubllcahs
voting against them. Inc TWO demo-
Gratis in the affirmative We're Fuller,
of Kings, and Taylor, OF Orange. The
eight republicans in the negative WerG
Burr, of suffolk, Cassidy, ot Schuyler;
Emerson of Warren; Gilchrist, Of
Kings: Grattan Of Albany; Knapp Of
Clinton Wemple Of Schnectadity, and