New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-12
GOV. GLYNN'S PROGRAMME
why the Feverish Haste?" Up
state Editors Want to Know.
START RIGHT!


From The Utica Observer.
1t is argued by the Governor that n Il
il found that the compensation bill ne
proposes is unfair in any Of its prov
sions corrections may be made by the
incoming Legislature. II would be much
better not TO make the errors AT the
start.
IF THE GOVERNOR WOULD WAIT
From The Rochester Post-EXpress.
The workingmen would get better
compensation bill and the people would
get more satisfactory primary system
If the Governor would wait for another
month: but he and Tammany might nol
get these laws in all respects as they
desire them. and that appears to be the
consideration of greatest weight
PARTISAN
From The Buffalo Express.
There is not one OF the measures which
could not have waited for the regular
session that convenes in less than iou'
weeks In placing them before an adj
journed session OF an expiring and as
credited Legislature the Governor Is act
ing the partisan. Moreover. this is a very
big programme OF legislation TO Try To
put through in three weeks. II would o.
considered good winters work FOR
regular session.
TOO BIG A LOAD.
From The Troy Times.
As public Santa Claus he Governor
Glynnl has put too much into his PACK
There is not time TO attend 10 II properly
before New Years Day. II the bills rec
commended by the Governor pass they VIII
pass because OF his recommendation ana
not because of proper deliberatlon oE lh'
legislators whose business IL IL TO tornlu'
late the laws OF the state. This being ths
case, the Governors action TENDS a"s'
from democracy and toward autocfa'N
A QUESTION.
From The Utica Press.
At the opening OF the special session o.
the LEGISLATURE Governor Glynn sent
message outlining six subjects win 'ei'
erence to which he urges that taVoiaOe
bills be passed. A natural question "hV"
arises in connection with this partlculs'
special session is why II was Called }"
view of the fact that within less thah
month the regular session VIII convene
and the difference of few days III '''
adoption of any OF these bills is no.
especially important.
MAKE HASTE SLOWLY.
From The Albany Knickerbocker Press.
Governor Glynn's programme foF NV
Legislature includes statewide a"e"
primaries bill which abolished the p''
credited boss-controlled state con'en''o"
system. No one doubts that TaniI'""'
change OF front on the direct pritiA''
question is merely an attempt 10
credit from the next Legislature I"ue
such conditions the new direct primd' '0
bill calls for more serious considera''V"
than IL can possibly get in the neeess''"'
short life of the present Legislature
ADVANTAGE IN DELAY.
From The Buffalo Commercial
The LEGISLATURE will 20 out OF existence
within three weeks. and IL cannon eApe
to maintain a quorum during the ho"'"
week. That leaves only two WEEKS
about ten legislative days In whl9"
pass six important measures ihciU''
workingmens compensation reVis'o"
the general election laws, call Tor a
stitutional convention, law ior Wv
rect election of United States Seh"'v
and appropriations for deficiencies III
state finances. Every one OF t"es'
Jects can wait until next month