New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Democrats Serve Notice
They Will Resist At
tempt at Economy.
ASSEMBLY PASSES
S31 100000 BUDGET
Leaves Out Provision for Two
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Accepts
Workmen's Act.
tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Albany, March EATER a lively debate
the Assembly passed to-day by a vote OF
IS to As the annual appropriation bill
carrying 50, 10000. Michael Schaap, Pro
gressivo leader again lined up with Tam
bany Hall. but ten OF his followers bolted
voting with the Republicans.
The Republicans cut 50, 10000 out OF the
bill, including the appropriations for the
Department OF Efficiency and Economy
and the State Fire Marshars office
Schaap and "Ar' Smith. the minority
leader, led the fight against the passage
OF the bill. Smith made what many con
sidereI a threat that an extra session or
the Legislature would result II the Re
publicans blocked the Democratic plans.
II don't care" he said. whether you
pass tho appropriation bill now or six
months from now
Harold J. Human, majority leader. &C
cused Schaap OF supporting Tammany
Hall
Mr.. Schaap." said Human, docs not
believe IN economy. He believes In eH-
travagance He voted with Mr. Smith
the minority leader, and handed offices 10
the Democrats. Last year when he ran
for Office they carried transparcncies
through his district reading, Vote Tor
Schaap and Against the Bipartisan Com
bine." This year If he runs for re-elec-
ton the transparencics should read
vote for Schaap and the bipartisan
Combine"
Compensation Bill Passed.
The Progressives who bolted from
Schaap, refusing 10 line up with the
Tiger. were Blocker Dunlop tindlater'
Fish. Garrison, Ienschel, karpen, NC
Roberts, Meyer and Weed. one Demo
crta. Ritz. of Erie, and Sulzor also voted
with the Republicans.
The Assembly by vote Of 6s to So de-
feated the Walker-Griffin bills extending
the right Of court review to all civil ser
vice employees.
The Senate. contrary 70 the announce
ment of Lieutenant Governor Wagner
and majority leader Murtaugh, passed
the workmen's compensation bill with the
Assembly amendment which provides
that not moro than three members OF the
commission shall be Of the same political
party. Tho Governor said lac probabi,
would nominate the workmen's compensa-
ton commissioners on Monday.
An extra session OF the Legislature
seems tonight 10 be inevitable Tho am
nual appropriation now goes TO the Sen
ate. where the Democratic majority IS in
no mood for accepting the large cuts rau-
fed by the Assembly. Although the Dem
ocrats arc particularly opposed TO tho
elimination from the bill OF any susie
nance for the Department Of Efficiency
and Economy and tho State Fire Mar
shaTs bureau, they have not taken kindly
to other cuts and 10 some of the other
provisions Of the measure.
When the bill reaches the Senate il will
be referred TO the Finance Committee. OF
which James J. Frawley is chairman
Frawley and other Democratic leaders
were I'm conference tonight debating the 4
ACCESSIBILITY OF restoring appropriations
for the two departments and OF MAXIM
some cuts on their own account white
would not be pleasing 10 the Republics
majority Of the Assembly.
Threatens Extra Session.
II this Is done the next step will be tne0|
passage Of tho amended measure In the
Senate. Then will follow the appointment
of a conference committee composed OF
representatives OF both houses. II this
committee cannot agree upon compro-
mise measure an extra session Will fol
low.
Governor Glynn said to-day that no
would call an extra session IL the Lesis
lature failed to agree upon the approprla-
ton bill 4
''In the event OF no agreement" he said
IAN extra session would be an aosolut'
necessity. Otherwise the doors or tn'
CAPITOL might as we'll DO locked and the
state go out OF business. believe there
is enough money TO carry the various oe'
partments until October !, but unleSs
some appropriation bill is passed. eitnel
at the regular session or later. the wheeS
of the state government would have
stop" an.
Two supplemental appropriation o"'
were introduced to-day by ChaitHS
Macdonald OF the Assembly ways on
Means Committee. one was supply w.
CARRYING an appropriation Of N,Io9" iV'
deficiencies in state government eAPe
Mr. Macdonald said this was about w.
90 less than the department hea's No
requested. The other WAS termed 'o
struction bill" and carried an approp"@
ton of 81, 2is, 900 for new construction
undertaken by the state. In TINS vas
request for 10000 for the elimination
grade crossings, one-half to be spcw
each Public Service Commission dis"N'
A.. n,uo Nance.