The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-06-15
UILD ron OIER UNION BiNK.
GOI,istcin accuses speaker Erisbie and
Assembly starts Fighting

albany. .lun-l The Assembly hrok.
loose This afternoon, aud for \ tew minutes
IL looked as If physical force would have
tu be. "Nert.d 70 Gag" II
In" Assembly had JUS, killed Mr. War
r'n's motion To discharge the j. dietary
committee from further consideration
# hi- direct primary bill when Assembly
man Louis GoiIst.!n ,rem Of Kings got
IA" personal privilege right to make II
statement lie d.clat,-! that on We,ines-
Gay nigh las, the Assembly, Rules Com
Mite" !.,J reported fayorably his rcso-
h.tlon to Investigate the Union Bank
of brooilyn and that tn" Speaker OF lh.
Assembly was Deliberately holding W
this resolution.
Speaker fr-bie began rapplug with hj-
gavel while there We're cries from those p
sitting near Gold-teiu of Let him go on"
Mr.. Colds tein insisted that SPEAKER
Frsbie was holding mp ia. resolution in
order that he might first consult the State
Superintendent Of Banks. He wanted to
know if the Assembly did not have the
right to have his resolution on the foor
for definite action Mr. Goldstein then
read long list of charges against the
Union Bank Assemblyman Oliver raised
| u Bolit oibNI s'Efdh"i IdDDeu
his gavel again and again. Oliver was
in the centre aisle calling at the top of his
voice for recognition. while Goldstein
in high tenor was yelling
II was the noisiest OUtDlrst seen thus
far in the Assembly finally SPEAKER
Frlsbi ordere,i the sergeant AT arms to
seat MIR. Golostein. 4. j O'Neill OF Bay
Shore, Suffolk county, Il husky door
keeper. was taking ia" sergein al arm-'
place. He went 10 Goldsiein ana urg-i
him to be seated Goldstein kept on
Finally ONeiii Hrabbni Goii>teln about
the neck and the two fell struggling into
Golustein's seat Practically an OF the
Democratic members rushed at once TO
where the Asseinblyinan and the door
keeper were struggling
Majority Lender Hmnh finally got into
the midst of the frav and demanded he
immediate return To their seats OF all
members. Golastein got up and brushing
himself of again resumed his reading
Speaker frlsble insisted again that
Goldstein should desist long enough to
hear MIR. divers point of order, This
was done and the Speaker ruled the poin,
not we'll taken Goldstein's friends APP
plauded. MIR Oliver was still on his fee,
and there were cries from the Democratic
side of sit down, Oliver or we'll throw
you out"
MIR Oliver defed all hands and inslste
that hes hould he heard He was Queted
and Speaker frlshie told Colds tein To go
~ far AS he liked with his accusations
agains, the bank,
speaker frlsbe announced th'' he had
held the investigating resolution at the
instruction of the Rule, Committee lie
had consulted the State Superintendent
of Banks and expected to hear from the
latter to-day as 10 the course he would
TAX" IN regard To an investigation of the
bank in question
Assemblyman Goldsteins document
was petition from depositors Of the
Union Bank Of BROOKLYN calling for
immediate legislative invcstig,ti IN of
the affairs Of the drfinct bank now In
charge of the Banking Department
The bank failed over a year ago owing
81, OrO ono to depositors Mr. foldstsin
charged "wrongdoing, gross misman-
agement and criminal acts" which. he
said, the Banking Department neither