The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-30

! lfnm TINS eQAEue NAoNkn kihueu NaA
Gov Hughes can prevent the passage OF
even this bin n he refuses an emergency
I message. a. the bill must be amended
and Il an emergency message Is refused
the Legislature might get mad and pas
nothing
Word has reached the Legislature Of the
Governors anger over the Introduction
Of a bill providing for direct tan az oncs
20 raise s.. ON. OOO for the canal and high
way sinking funds Both Of these tax
bills. u 10 expected will be reported favor
ably 10 the Assembly tomorrow by the
Assembly Taxation committee and the
expectation tonight was that The direct
tax bill would be- killed on the floor 81 the
Assembly because ct statements that
Gov Hughes would veto Il II % reaches
him on the ground that a direct tax u
unnecessary until next wear
The Republican legislative leaders
u course would have preferred that Gov.
Hughes had not called attention TO the
financial condition OF the state treasury,
and insist that he did 20 ia order to bolster
up his reasons FOR calling a SPECIAL session
Nothing here Is heard IN legislative cir
clss of the suggestion Of Gov Hughes
that the resolution authorizing an inyesti-
cation Of legislative corruption he ~
drafted II Is taken for granted that this
subject az least will gel no further con.
alteration At The hands OF the Legislature
Regarding the CObh-Green compro.
mise direct nominations bill the assembly
Judiciary committee to-day. while de-
clariug that Gov Hughes hal excee led
his constitutional pTerogative "a Calhng
the Legislature back 10 consider that
question. decided 10 report adversely
20 the Assembly tomorrow not only the
Cobh-Greel hill but the Grady Frisbie
bill frame by the Democratic League
Assemblymsn John l.. sullivan 81
ChAutauqua. Assamblymal l. & Milke
Of Erie Republicans. a0l Assemblyman
lewis Stuvvesaut CHAMBER Of Outches-
Democrat were the only members OF the
Assembly judiciary committee Co vote
against reporting the CObb-Green hill
aud the Crazy Frisbis hill adversely
Chairman Jesse y Phillips Of Alegany
presided az the meeting. and Assembly
man Z " Phillips Republican of Monroe
was the only absentee later the COM
mittee gave out statement eXplaining
IL action on inc two bills
Chairman Phillips was asked suhss.-
quaatly II th re was any possibility q a
chance IN the situation during the newt
twenty -four hour Mr. Phillips sai that
he ha ALWAYS been consistent N his up-
position 10 both the illumaI Green and
the Cobb-Greel direct primary PROPOSE
tons and no outside Interference could
change his position A. that time he had
rsCeivei no indication IT any such inter
ference but II q came he SAID o. would
not sway hun
4 think The Cobb bin will GET about
sixty votes O-morrOw sail Nr Phillips
and this Is urctty ge'.crous figuring
when YOU recall that u receive orly
forty votes when Il came up in the
Assembly al the regular session
The committee statement ~ a. follows
u the regular session Of the Legislature
the subject Of primary reform vss iull,
and carefully considered and dscl-.Nely
ds'ermtred by the Hou-. -Four bul,
relating 10 fh- subject were Introduced.
considered and acted upon Tho bull ~
troduced bv NJ Fr-bic Tor The Demo.
cratic League pro, tdtuc Tor The nomua.
ron of ytniidaie~ fur certain oflos- and
party postious by direct vote eNprp' In
ne '''v Of Ne~ Work. the H.um1r ,r".u
bill. introduced b, Mr. Greeu providing
Tor the uomlnat lon of ,aniIdaTes '1r Office
and party Jos 'Ious throughout |hs state
by direct vote. using Nls-arHg-rrfs ballot
rhe J1bb b.' INTRODUCED b. rho senate
lomm r'e- on Judiciary. providing iDr fh"
r1minl'r01 Of candidate. Tor ufH,r rrrer
than hose eIsr'ed hv tho sIe,for- " mo
ont 20 STATE and for JuSfrHes 81 me supreme
tour 0ni 'of party positions los direct
vote using tb" Massachusetts bI'ip'. and
rh" Meade rhHl.p, b. introduced hy Nr
Phillips, providing fDr .hr 90. ton " On
delegate. and member. % no STATE county
0r executive ,umwrfc~s hy direct vote
and Tor the nomination ~ ,1utid1'es for
of'i.r within county hf dre,r vote whore
prov Ii"d nv marty rui" rdop'ri hv such
committees u-,ug mo Nus' -lut0 ballot
ta,r ~. these bills $50. uH. .ri ,lraullv
.ousisrrI end 1.r'i gppu D., OBJ, lIousa
Ih" bHI introduced uv W lr-rrs We
defeated uy OBJ vote OF o. ave, rp - noes
tho bHI introduced us Mr Gr-sr Rt- DO
fested 10y % vote Of q; atss FOB - noes me
tl introduced o.. fUr Nsn1fr Committee
nu f.r lIau.r go. defeated r' vote
~ - ave-. % at Mos md tho BON introduced
hy " Phillips w.. ua-.-d hy % vote NJ
- tva- fp 90 noes ltTs" of those bills
Nsr. defeated Doe r. Constitutional mtrpr.t,
one ps- p4s-si r. % DO, .-fye mt.rrr- The
bII introduced ~ VI Pt .Hu- We. also
pissed Hr fh" ~e1lfs and .rau-mu'rd fo
tHn Governor On 'hs bills thus considered
I'd a,red uuou hr 'hI- House mo entire
subject vas ui'Iy presented M 40 - phase
both o. rn the pr'uriple- iu'olyrd and their
Application
Inc 1000 introduced py VI Phillips A.
1n-ss ant tvtusut'tst ~ tho Governor
rspre-.u'rt rnr deliberate AMI 7nN .Gds.
u"ut of 'n.. Hor.-e a. fs mo subject matter
involved The r.ll nitro iurrd hv VI Groom
a. thi- e,traortinary session b. substantially
Ienti, al n tih no." oHt O. 900 in' reduced the ry
Q 1mmlif-e uu IudtDiar, of mo, senate a.
the regular session and which "a, 10.
, isIysly defeated ry This House The amend
nent- rrp, m sd 10 10. male ~ the hiiI hy
senator NgusN % tho senate 30 not ,hNnre
% a. sll IN an material urin"u.lc. but onl,
a. 20 territorial a'pli. alton relative ~ GER
tain -ps, o., offices The hill introduced
by Mr Fri-bia a. this r,traordinarv session
u Identical ,ith 'he democratic League
hill introduced in tho regular session hv
NJ Trizhie and % hi,h also vas telIslvrly
defeated hv ih- Housa These two bill. are
the only bills before mo rommitte. or me
Hou-e A. 'hI- session RELAXING - me sub
jest Neither hill difsrs suHsfantinIlv from
those presented ~ the regular session. and
vhi,h aers fully considered and fuaIl, de-
terninsd ny tFe Hou--
since no artion rasc1 n. tho rIou-e