New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-05
Governor Has Own Supply
Bills and Extraordinary
Session Faces Deadlock.
SAYS VETOES SAVE
STATE $6,000,00O
Urges Commission to Consider
Additions to States Humani.
tartan Institutions.
I Nv Telegraph 10 The Tribune I


Albany. May with every indication
pointing to a deadlock on the appropria-
ton and supply bills. the extraordinary
session OF the legislature convened here
tonight. Governor Glynn in his message
said that after careful and systematic
study OF the needs OF the state depart
ments ne had decided that the proper ex-
penditures for the coming year can be
net by an appropriation OF 81 10000 less
than the total OF either of the appropria-
ton bills passed by the Senate and As
sembly at the regular session.
With the aid OF Democratic leaders OF
the Senate and Deputy State Controller
Harris he has prepared an appropriation
and supply bill making that cut but re-
tanning the departments of the State Fire
Marshal and Efficiency and Economy,
which the Republican Assembly refused
to appropriate money for at the regular
session.
The Governor and Senate leaders insist
on the retention OF these two depart
sembly. majority leader Harold J. Hin
man and Chairman Mcdonald of the
Ways and Means Committee contend
they will not recede from their stand at
the regular session. They expect TO be
upheld by the Republican majority OF the
lower house and will put the question up
TO them at a conference tomorrow morn
ing.
The Governors appropriation and sup
ply bills, which will total a little more
than So, 900 COO, will probably be ready for
introduction Wednesday. At the regular
session the appropriation and supply bills
passed by the Senate totalled S3327s,3O.
while the Assembly bills totalled s33.oS3-
SOS
with only the question of state finance
10 be considered il would seem that the
Legislature should dispose OF all neces-
sary business within a week" said the
Governor in his message. The pro-
ongatlon OF the session beyond a week
would seem unnecessary and its sdd-
tional expense inexcusable and indefensI-
BILE"
In his message the Governor took credit
for a saving 10 the state Of 100000 by
the veto of special appropriations passed
by the regular session. The Republican
Assembly leaders assert that in this figure
he has included the 100000 which was 10
be raised by direct state tax, together
with several appropriations which
were vetoed.
Some OF the vetoes,' said Speaker
sft1,bf cb yoIo on
special appropriation bills will be found
pretty extravaganza economy. one of them
will probably result In the loss OF human
lives. I refer TO the veto Of the bill APP
propriating 5000 for the filling in OF two
stagnant pools formed by the building OF
the barge canal al Fulton An outbreak
Of typhoid fever is likely to result. and
the State Health Department has already
called attention to the situation"
In his message the Governor said that
the Legislature is dealing not with Demo
cratic dollars nor with Republican dol
lars. but with dollars that belong 10 the
people OF the State OF New York. He
added
'I suggest to the Legislature that IL
consider ways and means for further con-
struction and equipment in the states
humanitarian Institutions. The piecemeal
attempts OF recent years to provide for
institutional needs have been both waste
full and inefficient.
ITO carry to its logical conclusion any
comprehensive plan for the development
OF these institutions will require from SIS
600. coo to 100000.
4 commission composed ~ the trustees
OF public buildings. the Commissioner or
Education. the President OF the State