The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-01-07
SO[zER IS IN
NEW ASSEMBLY
IMPEtCHID GOVERNOR MEN,
RIER OF THE LEGISLATURE.
CONVEYING TUESDAY.
4 STORMY SESSION.
With Tarn'nnEy s,nsscf Sea &c anl
NeE4biicnn Controlled ASSEM-
bly, an Exciting Session Is
Expected.
BY the United Press.

Albany, Jan. With we'll
bossed Talonaay seHGte eia4.ue
across the corridor at a defiant re
publican asseablz. the = 4ofl:
] gistaaare OF 1871 convened mere
today II is tho fira, Nea Yofi,
legislature ;ha; ever' Had an inn
poacGed governor in is member-
ship. ard the flrs1 that n,ts lid
Gen lance assembly, although the
republicans elected Il majority OF
the abers.
II 'epabiicaus had ioot,ef for
ward this session us am opn0r-
tanity for them to enact such pro-
grossjye measures as worsmen 5
compensation, direct primaries and
reform ballot, A republican con
ference in New York pledged the
asscmbiymen to these measures,
bnt the democrats forestalted the
earHertng of this political ammun-
uion by passing these same pro
ifress.ge bills during the final days
of the special session of the dem
acrat.c legislature.
Former Governor Suizer, noW an
assembly man bears the unique dis
unciion of being virtually "a man
without party He cast Off the
democrats following his impeach-
oil
semhY on the progressive ticket.
The progressives. however, have
not included him in their confer
enco and have not numbered him
as among those to be relied upon
by their party.
Jast where and when the trou-
bic will begin is the problem. For
mer Governor Sulzer is apt TO vie
with assembIyman Human iii get
ting IN a stiff resolution to in
}estlgate everything democratic and
Hlanaa wants especially TO dig in
to the expenditure OF the millions
that have failed To furnish tile
barge canal Sulz@r wants most
Of atl general uncoyerlng ot
Tammany Halls use of money at
elections hut is not averse 10 any
inquiry that would show up graft
1t $ limited that the democratic
minority Will join with the indie
pendents to do anything that will
. make real republican trouble, but
this feature Of the session will
develop as opportunity offers.
At The outset the leaders Will
Try to staye off the immediate in
reduction of investigation resoiu-
lions. They prefer TO have but
few and these deadly. but admit
tedIy 1t will be harder to hold back
Sul2er and several more o. the de
iermined independents.
The senate although powerfully
OF the Tammany persuasion Is diS-
posed to be really good With the
governors and with fear to do 9th
MISE I'll larry wen 1AudlSu ~
counts with the people by the re-
'orm legislation put through at the
close Of the extra session. Now 1t
sees no real reason tor legislation
unless the governor has something
further in mind. Of course, the
usual regular bills" will be IN
Foduced and very likely these will
come in early. Otherwise the sem
ate expects simply to keep an eye
on the assembly and he prepared
'at all times to do the governors
bidding.
Since Governor Glynn is out to
make record and has declared
mat he will advise the legislature
Iny message from time TO time'
FATHER than hand out everything
la once, developments will have TO
pc awaited from this source also,
The governor has to make sew
eral OF the most important ap-
continents in the gift OF the exc
Itutiye and Tammany has long
Ioeen anxious to know his choice.
1overnor Glynn has declared for
Ia short session and few appeint-
Iments.