The sun., 1916-10-23

$500. 900 for the EXPENSES ul TINS ,o,
stitutional convention. Her, /. ,,
other half million dollar reason wb,
Governor Whitmans apprnpri,,io,,
exceed those of his predecessor ,;,,
ernor Glynn says:
He referring to thr writ,r o' to-. a,
cleI cites an item Of $500 uuu f,a lin. -,
| stitutional convention. Mr. pror.I,,e
knows that the Legislature of lSrt >,
consultation with the delegate. ,, -
constitutional convention mad, fin, -,
propriation for the convention in 1876. .,
that no appropriation FOR thu. years do.
vention should have been made unit. ,
delegates In this years convention
been consulted. In 1915. ~ IN i,t o.
appropriation for the convention .houIi,
made In the year 1t convene. In af,iitio.
Mr.. Prendergast knows that thcso fwo =,
propriations were for spccisl and 4nu..
purposes. which do not occur from v,,,
Year. and he also know that nay Ad,rt,
tration made an appropriation Of $1,000
for similar special non-recurrire
poses.-Nec FORK Tunes. Nov :. i,i
do not know that no apron.
ton for this years convention shnr.
have been made until the DELEGATES,
this years convention had been cor
suited" I do know that the Lcgl.h.
ture is the appropriating body Of n.
State. I also know that il t. its Gu
to make adequate appropriation, f..
the year to come. Tho l.".I~htu-.
of 1914 could have judged lust ~ So
az the Legislature Of 1915 What ,t
approximate cost of the vunycuiiu
would he and should have appropri,,,
accordingly. If 1t had done 81. Is
should. the item Would have appoot,.
in Governor Glynn's budget and no,
Governor Wh!tman's. Don't YOU So
I repudiate the idea that what v,.
done by the State In 1894 is nocc.
sarily binding upon the state at Il.
present time
Governor Glynn says that "ho f.
also knows that my thisl Admiuis,r
ton made an appropriation of 81 ~.
900 for similar special non-rccurrf
purposes Similar. ! assume, To- su,
purposes as the State census ana g.
constitutional convention. Let us ;.
to what extent he did this Tho tu'
of 81 500 900 is made up aS follows
Chapter sl7. Laws 1913, Work.
mems Compensation com.
mission .................... $4,000.
Chapter s27, Laws 1919 Boart
Of Claims. judgm"nts...... -.pul.
Chapter sal. Laws 1913. ENccu
tive Department dehoicnci'-. S..
Chapter s33. Laws 1918. po.
partmental Deficiency bi'i... .-slt.
Chapter s3t. Laws 1913. SUI.
Elemental Supply bill ..... ..,H..
Chapter ss5. Laws 1918, couu-c.
and board OF managers, i'm
parchment trial............ I.....
Chapter $40. Laws 1918. counsel
for Governor VIM. Sulzer. 600
,i.to:.;5.
The initial appropriation iHr t,
Workmen's Compensation comm 80.
may be properly classified az
emergent purpose. for the law had
been passed and is requiem.
could not have been foresc"n hy Pie.
Legislature in making the budget {.
the year l9l3-l9ll But 10y what lDr
reasoning can expenditures Toy
Board Of Claims. s250.oOO. INcci.
Department and Departmcu' l..
iencies. $6l2.5l9.ol and Supplement
Supply bill. S32?.0s6. ~ in .ull ST.
59o. .i3--be called special uou-ye
ring purposes"
So that more than iwr.tMg.-
the amount which Governor q
tries Ia compare tu expenditures
the State census and Cuust.'u'.
convention have No relation 20 ~
at all. | Will CunCedc tlIt ju, gi..
priations amounting to Sltl -"
the expenses of the impeachment
Governor Sul2er We're of a." ra1E.
curing character lnd u q, stf, in
that neither Mr.. MurpGN nor aly 90
Tammany boss wi! ,-"r aea.H
/ such expenses Gpuu the sat"
Lerislativ" prtntnr ''
An item of 5000 oOo for j'., .Hl
was included in the nprrnprn'I".-
19l4-19l5. but was vetoed h' t,uI'i.
Glynn. This same amunu ..n
provided lay Tn" l.egisidt.I" ,l..
1915, and in addition iu i.i. -..
of S2l2.O00. .iuv"rnur GlNu'
Mr.. rrendcrra>' mcntion. a. 'r
I legislative printing of i@oo.u".
plain att"mp, 10 pact thr iH.t'
have been rnistak,. hVt tH. 't.
the supply hil' fnr N-t ',.r
similar appropriation, which ,...
a''H"l "h's''''n "i 'N' .''
p"sr Hp =" '"' ,."" "' va
" ,s,,
Dismissing ali SUGGESTION u-.u..
padding Hud "ml>tlhrs.' 4. s.u.
fact is that GuN,ruul i.t.u.
Wy ~ u ''N''n''
'H'"'''h :" W ni' .''0
"'S t'q"h'" ' l.. 900.