Putnam patriot., 1911-04-07

I when he asked the senate to excuse [ him from voting on t in order thai he might not seem fo be opposing the report 8f his own committee. be be Heved he was taking 8 course dictated fg honor aud the instincts of a gentle. man
 Judiciary ctsirH7sn Fsr Apart.
 lie sfH fed that way about h. bui f be had given tBe matter any thought He would haze relIized that surh con alterations weuid have H9 weight with faa Republican leader of the house. However he would draw fbe mantle of charity aFer Alm aud his words be aat-, be 4prfael ts have beo0me great Is eub51ferrd over tbe fact that ths T.eanla af the Twenty senatorial district a3d H# choose blm fg repre se4i iaem IU tle senate rThis East re fer- to tH- flef fHat Banks was can dltIute Tor tie nomination against Jud =eH last aH He went 8H to eritieise Banks far hi- remarks of tbe day be fore abaHf line Jewish race and to eaIoZiza 6alouef tilman-
 The Incident dId not end there Next das Banks arose lu The house 10 tell of boa uapfoe9ked had been tbe threats made t8 him by Colonel UII man ta which be referred on tbe floor and taI H detail what had occurred when he was irving fo have the New Haven colonel leave a.s dess. He led 8H to fhe moment when. as he said H5zH sud "~ame unpleasant things. HH# maae H8 reference t5 the charge fHaf he had called UIlmau q dirty Jew Judge Banks has since denied fHIs H tHe Hee papers however Other members Hha H8d witnessed tbe eB= counter between Blanks and Tlmau ssfrebeHfed Hfm In his account of sbe happening
 New Haven Jadgeship ksain.
 4Ac~e personalities carry one buck f5 fhe session ef l907. which wa~ re= nIete aIt1 ib.- -art of thing even iu= sofiu2 Governor Woodruff Banks ua- theu Hap-e leader and Judsou was I1 IEt seaate lHf had been dIsHppoini aF4 tu fiz aH IaH t0 be leader This fHue it 6az had 5ha result Of reopeuiug a1 rbe Ed -0Hez and fbe tW5 ehlir Hea If fHe taI#5 committee ou judi sza5t aEe sa fr estraHeed as 10 be uu HseIt fa=e4eH If together au tHe com m.EfOc ae4H lIIs session.
 Ib- Nea Haven IHdeeship was ul If fb. @e88tc aH Wednesday, and the kfafAeH-aH patfieaHs wished immedi 4te eous #aeratIda of IL. but il was 6aalF made the order af the day for Thursday -D fdaf Senator Marsden #aaId be present and speak on it When if came nn on Thursday there aas ua time wasted at all Senator Hf kermHH who has right along led he MafheWsou cohorts. arose and moved That tue senate insist on ap- proving MatheWson for the place and Hsk the house for 4 committee of con ference He was not opposed in this and the senate voted it II is believed that when the matter later comes to lest Nete on the proposition of re ceding from Mathewson the senate will vote 10 recede and agree to Webb. but Senator Diekerman still clings to the idea that he can bring about q compromise.
 Judges by Governors Appointment.
 The result of all this fuss is to make fl clear to many legislators that these hax fg, Ina general assembly, and Senator Alsop Republican. on Thursday offered a res olution instructing the Judiciary com mittee to bring in a statute giving these appointments 10 the governor This was tabled on the assurance Of Senator Judson that such was the in tention of the committee Probably such resolution will meet with op. position, for there are many who be lieve popular election the proper meth nd tut popular election of judges has never taken well in Connecticut Al all events to take these matters from the general assembly would shorten the sessions hy months.
 Senator Spellaey made a brave stand for bin which would make election day legal half holiday. which had hecn reported unfavorably by the judiciary committee His desire was based on giving the worklngman an opportunity to vote He was defeated hy vote Of % to l2. only Senator Woodruff of the Republicans voting against the committees report
 Two reports came from the commit lee on insurance regarding a resolu lion providing for raising special committee To investigate the fire Insur anae rates in force in Cunnecticut thaf of tho majority being uufavorable Sen ater Fenn. chairman of fhe committee fold The senate that this would involve au expense of between S25o1o and S1oouo and moved the aeceptanee of the majority report. out the seuate fnalN abled tbe two for calendar and printing ou Senator SpelIaey's motion
 Exemption of State Bonds.
 ou "Wednesday There had been pass s8 bA 9hr ~eaafe resolution under which ~tae bonds held tY corporation~ uhIvh raalN means Iu~urause com HaHie~ should Hat be subject ta taNa fiau
 There k some question of the ad visibility ef ~6eh a statute. and the hou~e referred the measure to che Joint committee on finance.