The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-12
NEW BUDGET PLAN
is FORCED THROUGH
Convention Advances 1t to
Third Reading, Defeating
All Amendments.
DEMOCRATS AGAINST 1T

ALsANr. Aug. 1.-THE executive bud
Get plan reported from the Committee on
Finances. OF which Henry l.. stimson Is
chairman. WAS advanced to a third read
ing to-day without material amendment
after the Constitutional Convention had
devoted five. of It's sessions to a discus
sion OF the project.
The Democrats suggested a number Of
material amendments and In some they
were Joined by at least a score Of Re-
publicans, but all Of them were voted
down decisively.
Republican delegates like Lemuel Ely
Quigg. W. NJ. X. olcott and Democratic
delegates. including John Godfrey SAKE,
did not think that tho Constitution
should compel h Governor TO attend
the sessions Of either tho senate or
Assembly and submit to a heckiing,
which they thought on occasion might
not only prove u~ndignifed but insulting
70 the chief executive officer OF the State.
But Mr.. Stiinson would not accede to
any amendments and the convention
stood by him. Mr.. Stimson agreed with
o. William N. Dyman Of Brooklyn hat an
hr,ns int IN ax.p,,i,o s.sn. uuo
mar ana ,,aLa 49, ~ aano. sn
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v now possible.
Would Have to o Mark.
Mr.. Stimson insisted that the fact that
q Governor was to be open to question:
Ing by the Legislature would tend TO
bring ont responsible utterance from
tempt or n Governor to advance himself
~ the iAS,.,a,ura Nv nx,rayaman, s,a,o'
msnts on fhs stunn
AS, mbIv,nan Aisrsa i, sm,,h ,c.r.,
An =smandmsnt ,ha, y, i..s, ,.,oo,hirds
of the members of each house rn., vo,s
Sor q hni .nnranr,s',ns m,nnsw 20,
ss.,s nurma... rnar ~. an V ,mo ,n TI'
of the ststs a. 40 he d,rec,iv NJ mainiv
beneotsd nv ,hs xnsnd,turss "f H.
monev. .prronria,sd axcsn, .,nro,r,.
lions for Inc renair md maiptenanca n,
the canals or the snnnor, ana ronstroc
tion ~ Stste institutian.
Mr.. smith nointed out that tho bua.
nat will moi contain muoh mora than hali
Of the approDrIations made nv the stats
ana that the Stimson man only rave
ths peouie half Of the rsl,Af desired In
order TO enforce economy in state az.
nenA,,ures
Mr. S,imsop would NOR ,ccen, This
amsndment hut hna AN .nsnd,rsn
adopted nrov,dins that when heads n,
dena r,rents submit, m ma Cov.rnor oach
wear i,sp,Jsad ..tirn.,s. ~ snnronr,s.
lions IN meet tho iananrIai ns.ds Of .uch
departments they shaii include "a state.
ment in detail ~ All rnonevs FOR ~h,cb
any general or epSciaI ~apprppriation is
des,red ~ ,bo cn.u,r~ .sss,nr ~ ehs
LArislature."
Mo,e l,.t,> IN . aa,a n,,.h.
Nr. Stifnson thought that this amend.
ment would cure the defect pointed Out
BY Mr.. Smith, but the latter insisted
that u merely added "a little lustre and
a little shine to the proposed gold
brick
This amendment will mot meet the
situation said Mr.. Smith. "becaust
net emanate from the heads OF State
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