The sun., 1910-05-05
war ON SENATORS IN ALBANY
HOJ SE MEMBERS can SOME OF
THEH "PEETISH CHILDREN."

Assembly man I;sosiN IN Es,perlall, hitter
Toward senator nurIlnEame other
Members loln IN the Proposed giurr-
Tilla warfare Fun NUh nenRrti.
ALBANT. Nav g. Some ~ the members
II the Assembly who became irritable
over the long session declared war to-day
on the senate, ASaemblyman Goodwin
" Westchester was angry over rpmaTks
he attributnd 10 senator Burlngame ~
BROOKLYN and he served notice that he wa.
going Ia oppose every bill that senator
! BurlinGame got over 70 the Assembly,
Senator BurlinEame has hHen going
through the halls " the Capitol acting
like peevish child. said Mr. Goodwin,
and thratening all sortS ~ dire things
upon Assemblymen who Come nom dis
trict- represented by senators who voted
10 amend 70 death his hlll to eliminate an
alleged nuisnnO. from BrSOklyn in the
ShaPe " a CERTAIN crpmatOry for the dis
po-al u garbage
when that bill came up ou the second
r'ading in the calendar Mr. Goodwin
mOyed that It he dumped unto the Rules
Committee and his motion prevailed.
Assemblyman Clarke said that Mr.
GOOdWins own senator. SENATOR Vain
wright, was also peevish. Mr. Clarke
has had some hart luck getting hills by the
WestchsSter senator Assemblyman wills.
mack u Queens said.
They're all ps~Vish referring Ia the
senators, and he insisted that 1T is time
We gave the Senate q understand that
We are just as good ~ the lords % the
upper house every dav in the week
And on Sundays too. ChiTped IN Marty
McCue.
Mr.. wilSnack served notice that the
fight against the senate was on from nov
until the end ~ the session He insisted
that the senator's Were opposing hills "
Assemhlynen without any consideration
for the members of the lower housa He
thought Il the Assembly started IN 20
block legislation altogether without any
consideration for the time set for ending
the session the senators might have mOrr
respect for the HOusr.
Az this stage u the Indignation meeting
Speaker Wadsworth announced that the
mcetrack bills had been transmitted from
the SenAts and said that they would br
referred - the Rules committee with
unanimous consent. which is the custom
Green members u the Assembly, are sell
dom familiar with a. There were half a
dozen objections.
III is merely To eypeulte the procedure
20 the Hou-e sail Speak sr WadsNorth,
20 refer these bills 'o the Rules Committee.
but u the objections are not Withdrawn
they will have 10 20 over 10 be- handed
down IN the morning and then sent 20
Rules II ~ merely delaying the routine
The ob-tTeperOus members refused 90
Withdraw their bJ~Ct,1n Minority leader
FFizbie urged that bill e. senator Grady
be permitted % go direct 70 Rules
In view Of the long service II senator
Grady m the legislature aid Mr. frisbie
I urge that this courtesy be accordsd hts
hill
Mr Wilsnack Withdrew hls oppositlon
Assemblyman Bates renewed u All the
bills we're then laid over until tomorrow
Minority Leader Frisbis then announced
that he would Join the guerrilla warfare
and object 10 all senate halls going a.
Rules through the usual channel and the
Speaker replied that the threat would
avail nothing ~ the Rules clearly specified
what route the bills should take and they
would 60 that way in their usual order
Assemblyman William VI Bennett
Ooy Hughes foremost champion IN the
love- hOu=e and the foe II machine
p.utlc- generally. Was Speaker ~ The
Assembly for an hour and half Speaker
Nad-w orih called MN 20 preside during
tho Afternoon -essloU
Nr Bennett had -carCelv ASSUMED the
% ar when all ~ tho Democrats amt haN
Df The Republican Uamters got r3p tb
raiss points ~ order Nearly every mem
bsr mad HI blue hoUk 4 rules ou' io rom-
bat the temporary Speakers rll0gs
WhIrh a. merely 'u purIs-.lua Nlr Ren-
nett own procedure m the HouSe