New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-29
Governor Says Republicans
Are TO Blame for Extra
Session.
LAYS MONEY BILLS
FAILURE TO THEM
Speaker Denies Charge That
Lower House Adjourned With
out Notifying Senate.
n, TELEGRAPH 70 The Tribune.

Albany. March Ex-Governor Glynn's
srpointmentS il was admitted on all sides
here to-day. meant but one thing-that
he had cast his lot With Charles r Muir
nhy and Tammany Hall The appoint
ments snd the extra session of the Leeis-
lsture which the Governor announced this
morning he would cali for the middle Of
June because Of the failure Of the two
houses 20 agree on the appropriations and
sipply bills were the chief subjects Of
,onyersation at the Capitol to-day.
Tonight, when Governor Glynn was
asked 81 he cared TO make any further
comment on the appointments other than
his brief one OF the early morning. he
SD.
There is nothing to add All ask Is
that these appointments be examined
carefully and I think the people will
sgree with me that they are all OF high
order.
since the first OF the year the Gov
,rnor has made appointments that spell
$4,000 annually in patronage. Nearly
sn Of this sum. possibly with the ex-
ospton OF about $4,000 will find its way
into the pockets of loyal Tsmmany men.
But while the Governor had little to
say on appointments tonight he issued
8 thousand-word statement condemning
ire Republicans for falling 10 agree on
the appropriation and supply bills.
Abuse for the Assembly.
The Governor. except in the following
Two paragraphs. confined himself 10
abusing the Republican Assembly:
The cold and naughty spirit in which
the Assembly rejected ali overtures look
Ing 10 compromise was bad enough In all
conscience This spirit III BELTS body
which IS charged with a great public
duty. But worse than this headstrong
stubbornness IS the contemplate hypoc-
rlsy which IL displayed when. while pro-
fsssing economy, it refused 70 consider
an appropriation bill $1,000 less than its
own blIl and. in addition, inflicted upon
the state an unnecessary extra session,
with its attendant cost
When the Senate supply bill was sent
TO the Assembly il was Immediately
turned over 10 the Ways and Means
Committee After the Ways and Mems
Committee had considered IL for an hour
and o half Speaker Sweet declared that
the Assembly would vote TO non-concur.
and. no wonder. the Senate bill was $4,000
less than the Assembly bill. on mo-
ton. the Assembly voted against this
reduction"
But the Governor neglected 10 explain
That the Tammany Senate at first added
nearly $4,000 70 the bills, and when
early last evening the Assembly returned
them with the word that they would
have 10 be cut down TO the figures agreed
upon by the Assembly. the Senate cut
out item after item. regardless Of what
they applied TO. but kept in the appro-
priadons for the two departments the
Republicans want abolished as useless
the Department OF Efficiency and Econ
omy and the Fire Marshals Office.
on this score. Thaddeus c. Sweet,
Speaker OF the Assembly. said:
There was no real reason for the re-
flsal Of the Senate 10 pass the appropria-
ton and supply bills as it received them
from the Assembly. All the items in both
bills were satisfactory to the heads OF
all the state departments before they left