The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02

the Assembly Republicans into a caucus
legislative anatrs -.ttled down almost
uu ~. instant ami suddenly everythng
iac..ma r.-V from the standpoint NJ the
Republican Legislative. leaders. mes
-sngrr from the Executive chamber an
nounc,d that IN. Governor would give
ia. required emergency messages 10 pasSs
the graded inhrrit4tnc" tax and special
session "NI.'u-s' bills - that tho Legs
latu~r could adjourn Sin" di. ~ y. VI.
chairman Gri-rom's activity was
brought e. A. great a halt as though he
had la.u dumped oi the Empire state
Express m deserted village He looked
iatigu..d and disturbed ~" had lsa"n up
lat. fur the two nights and w early and
hustlIng around tn" capitol Early IN the
morning After u Was all over and the
legislative leaders were satisfied that they
could get hicl, humr and attend To- the
Fireworks displays Monday night without
the fear It i.ing summoned hack Tor an
other extra session Chairman GrIsrom
and Postmaster Grrin-r wcT'' irving to
consol each pthsr Ia IN" Assembly lobby
To rs IT. Just like TWAIN lnnoCents
Abroad said Boss Greiner. and as he
tapped Grlscom ON the shoulder tn tell
him II was time tn puck up and 90 home
Greiuer volunteered that they 1.-THE Leg
I-latureI wouldn't act like that up IN my
county no, sir, by gracious
Nilnam Barnes. " rOde up with
JreIner IN the Assembly elevator and
said II : never too late 20 mend. Fred
the door - open and YOU Can come IN
among the goOd brothers nov n Sou II
behave yourself Mr. Iirelner did not
laugh a. heartily a. MIR Barnes. who
left with the adinonitIon To- the Buffalo
postmaster To hurry back To Erie and
tell las Ere county organization that The
state hadn a. yet gone Democratic
When the le gislators arrived AT the
capitol early to-day they looked for
ward tn a long day, and the declarations
made ia the Senat" AT It's all night session
last night that the Governor would surely
call another extra session sPsmed pretty
good besIs for the suspicion that they
would finish to-,iAN only to be- brought
back to Albany m the near future but
Maroon never had anything m the Sys-
TEN OF wireless tslegrarhy AS good a. the
mental telcIathy which -.-sinsd To Keep
the membeTs Of the Legislature IN clos,
touch with every move the Governor was
Making GA IN" floor below them
The Hughes adhcrputs. who were IN the
scramble hunt for enough -iEners for "A
Republican caucus. kept everybody wOT-
RED for short time. but the final word
that Hughes had thrown up the sponge
and TN" tight was over came with a de-
gree of comfort and relaxation that has
not bsen experienced around the legls-
latIys halls at any single period during
the three years agitation on direct noml-
nations There was really more genuine
JolliiicatIon about the corridors and IN
the senate and Assembly than there
was nv" weeks ago when the boys hand
Vas here and helped To wind up the reg
ulAT session
just A. soon A. Gov Hughes gave the
final word IA his friends that the fight was
over. the Governor secretary laid away
bus dIreCt primaries literature. cleaned zap
his d,-k and formally resigned as S..Cr.a-
tsry 20 the Governor This was a little
pleasant formality which was arranged
by ia" Governor Snd Mr Fuller and Il
included the Governor telling Mr. Fuller
for the first time officially that he WaS
going 10 make HIM a member Ot the State
BOARD Of Water Commissioners. az "A sal
airy Of S."I wear and nothing to do
with direCt nominations
MT Fullers appointment 10 the water
hoard was announced publicly from the
Executive Chamber FIVE w....ks ago. bat
the Secretary kept on MS jon during the
primary agitation Major George 'ur'I-
Ireadvell the Governors uniformed
aide and military secretary. was APP
pointed at the same time a. private SEQ
TetaTy. with no increase IA pay
The tension IN the Executive Chamber
has been unprecedented and the employees
~ the Executive department have bs~en
at work until and q ClOCN every morn
ing Nj hands gave "A sigh Of relief to-
day when the legislator husil..d ont ~
town ana the big nous. on the floor above
had been rtIlled tor good and for all a.
far a. the hughe~ administration was
Concerned
William Barnes. ~ the RetmhI,can
leader ot Albany. viii i"ay" on Mtdne~-
day next for Europe where he intends
Ia remain unit july ~ Nj Barnes and
Speaker Nadsworth eng Inear,d N" night
against th'. IIass>siyc of the Cobb comprOm-
49, direct nominations bill and they never
waVered for moment NJ Barnes
looked after the S..nat. end uf ~ and
Speaker NadswOrth tO,F Are Of t'l.,
lower Hou-e, whsr" he - ldnll.i hy 49,,
members without regard - party
After the senate defeated the tpbr hii
the Grady fri~hl" p'rtn"rati, league
bill cam" up fpr final IHS-aE" and vas
laid aside
Wheii senator r r--rl- lill. permitting
political meetings lu public -'.h"Dl- and
primary Law. cam" up uu final pa~~ag, m
the Senat" u wa defeated by q lot" of
4to -
Nhel senator KI~s.r- hilI rA,rrg slor
machines cam" up for mai ls~.ag" DO
had y laii ala"
Gov Hughes veto.I A. Ir.,r O.. .hc
supply lin pf 81 for no" aNJ :" 80. oi
the commission Witch ,rNe>f'ra'..i th.
telephpn. aud Telegraph ounrar 49, 'ast
year, saving that rrI- "Nl..u - should
v
Lsgis la'uTe III. So a'.. ar.i assembly
In acc yTlagC. with IN. suggestion. pas-a 1
resolution authorizing such IavmaTr
from the Contiug"rt fuuI
Assenhlymau linion Rate Ir moved
that the Assembly rules D." -lIsp"nd.i %.
order 10 got ~ a now corruption IIl yesriRat-
Ing resolution. Majority Ieai"r N"rrit'
sail that the Investigating resolution q, -
passei the regular session was the RESULT
~ careful fair and deliberate consi.i"fa-
ton and that IL VA rOnsersa to attemt'
10 change II Minority iaadar FIRST 10
agrest with Mr. Merritt ard SAID the
Democrats u the legislature were ~
we'll satisfied a, IN" Republicans that
the Investigating resolution was all right
Mr. Bates motion 10 suspend the rules
was defeated by a vote 81 q toss
The Assembly. by vote 81 - to 10
refused ia discharge the Juficiary com
mittae from the consideration 81 the
Herbert Parsons New York city elections
reform i'llg
Just before the Legislature adiourne.
Senator Henry ". Hill. the chairman ~
NJ" Senate Finance COMMITTEE read The
requiem 81 the Hughes aimini-tratiun.
II wa q 'yI"wTItteu statement. yT.Uar'.i
~ ~" executive chamber. explaining
vhy N" appropriations for the support
~ the state gov crT Tnsnt this wear a.
approve by Gov Hughes were So
A. ~ NOR" than last lear
III" S.'Tat" AMI Assembly after an