New-York tribune., 1920-01-13

sYork. rose to a point of order and said:
.s"On a .onestion OF personal privilege,
(which Mr. Sim son invoked, 1T always
has been the custom here to permit the
widest iatitudc. Mr.. Simpson should. l
think, be aaowed to explain
81 object" repeated Cuvi lier.
at has not been customary to get
unaninlous' consent in order to speak
on point Of personal privilege saAo
Simpson.
- Simpson Subsidies
= sI am not Explaining my vote, neces-
sarily. There has been sharp criticism
in my district and elsewhere OF the
susnenslon of the Socia lists, and !
4nlairtain have rig TO set myself
right before tile people of this state,
ard 70 do that on shls foor.
"You are exceeding 1he question OF
personal priv cge said Speaker
Sweet Sirrson subsidized and the sub
Sect was dropped.
= The vote o. he motion to reconsider
sshe ousting Of the Soc.a.is follows:
Affirmative: Burchiil. Carroll. Cos
Evans. Fivnn. Hamill, Henley, Hender-
son. Kieri1an. Leininger, Lindsay. Nc
fArdie, Mcdonald. Mckee, j. f. and ): >.
Mclaughlin, Reynaud, schwab, j. Van
Wagenen. Democrats.
. Amos. Baum, Fox. Hawkins. Neary,
Pellet. Petite. Simpson. Steinberg,
Stitt~ ard Ullman. Republicans.
- Negative Adler, Belts, Blakely,
Blodgeft Bourke, Brundage, j. I. Car
roll, Cole. Cowee, Damico, Davies,
Dinlif..l.. 4. Dobson, Donohoe, Everett,
Dearon, F'eTirer, Gage, Gardner, r. Fl.
Gillett. Halpern, Harrington, Harris,
Hutchinson. Jacobs, Jeffrey, Jenks,
Jesse, Lee. Long, Lord, MacFarland,
MacHold. ,Iartir, McGinnies, McWhin-
ney, Miller. Morrissey, Moss, Mullen.
Norton, Peck Rice, Roosevelt, Ross,
Seaker c. c. Smith, Miss NJ. L. Smith,
o. j. Smith, Soule, Iallett, Traham, 5.
Webb, Wells, Westall, Wheelock, Whit
comb, Williams, Wilson, Wiswill and
Zimmerman, Republicans.
Cuvillief. Easton and Miss E. ".
Gillette, Democrats.
Those who failed TO vote were D..
H. Ames, H. L. Ames, Bloomfield; BLY,,
Caulfeld,- Chamberlain, Cheney,
Crowley, Dcherty, Downs, Duke, Fore
bell, Gempler, Hager, Hausner, Hun
ter, Judson, KENYON, Latin, Lown,
Mead. Moore, Parker, Richford, Rowe,
Setback, Staver Thayer, Tyler and
Witter, Republicans.
Barra, Beasley, Bloch. Griffith, Kelly,
Ientol. McCue, Patrzukowski, Reilly,
Taylor, Democrats.
Assembly is Thronged
The Assembly met promptly at $3.50
o'clock. Long before that time the
space back OF the rail, the galleries
and other sections of the chamber re-
served for visitors were thronged. At
8 o'clock men and women were
struggling with the scrgeants-at-arms
to get into the Assembly. Hundreds
unable to get in clamored yainly for
admittance at the barred doors. Not
since the impeachment proceedings
against Governor Sulzer have there
been such crowds at the Capitol. The
members were in their seats early
Those who came late had to fight thei,
way through the crowds.
Many OF them we're outspoken agains
the ousting, OF the Socialists. Speake
Sweet anticipated this change of senti
. mens. and his friends made desperate
! efforts - hold them in line. Thos
who refused 10 listen to the pleading
OF the Speakers omissaries wer
punished N advance by being place.
on unimaortant committees.
The Jud .eiary Committee organize,
tonight and started work on the pro
cedure for the hearings. The trial will
start Wednesday morning at III o'clocl
in the Assembly Chambers Louis NJ
Martin, Of Oneida County, will preside
and the hearing Will be open to tn,
public. During .hc trial the re0ula
sessions Of sc Assembly viii start a
10 o'clock, and Speaker Sweet said tina
they would in no way interfere will
the Scciatist hearings. as the sessions
Of the Legislature at this time Of tn
year are always short The Legislative
leaders say that the trial will las
about twG weeks
Judiciary Committee Named
Speaker Sweet announced the an
pointmcnt of the complete Judieier,
COMMITTEES just before to-night's ses
SION. Fiyf, new members are Charlie
~. HARRINGTON, Yf Clinton; Harold r
Elodgett, of Schenectady; Theodor
stltt, of Kings. Republican,: william
8. Evans, NJ the Bronx, and Louis A
CuyiIlicS.. u New YORK. Democrats.
The aentbers Of the judiciary Com
mittee Of last year whb were rctainet
are: Chairman Martin, George II
Rove, Of Erie; William w. Pellett, o,
Sew York; Ed%ard A.. Everett, Of st
Lawrence; Edmund Il. jerks, Of
Eroone; James l.. Lown, os Yates. ant
Edward j.. Wilson. of Westchester, Re
pp5ljcans. and Maurice Bloch, Of New
Jork. Democrat. Exams ~ one Of tn.
two Democgatz who yotcd against tn,
resolution suspendIng the Socialists
Attorney General Charles y. New
feD. vj1b his staff, viii represent tn.
As~e,n0fyp~@ He sw&s Me chief counBe